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1880 Boxes of DIR. Rush's
lNFALLIBle
Health Pills.

| HAVE been sold during the month of Dec,
so great has been their popularity, in conse-
auence of the numerous cures they have effect
ed Every person who uses these Pills recon-
mends them to others as the BEST MEDICINE
they have ever taken-so gentle in their opera
J ton, and so sure in giving relief
1t is now conceded by the most eminent OF
the medical faculty, that the stomach is the
seat or fountain of all disease; that il is, as it
were, the centre from which proceed all the e.
wills produced by foreign or irritating causes.
and which from thence spread 10 every part OF
the animal system.
The proper mode ofcure. therefore, is TO at
tack the citadel in which the disease eDtrench-
es itself, ard no combination OF medical agents
has yet been discovered eihcacious for this
purpose as the preparation of the late DR. Rush
and which, from the universal success attend
ing their administration, during practice of
nearly ha'f century, were styled his "Infalli-
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they arrest disease in its first approach h. They
are preventiyes as well as remedies and we
will venture 10 say, that If taken by persons
when they are first affected with symptoms of
illness. many and many case that IS either Sc
nious or fatal. might be avoided.
ONLY 12t cents box, the cheapest and the
best medicine ever known.-Sold al the prlncI-
pal Office 80 finn ST. New York.
W: G. DaggeIs, sole agent.
Russell g. GRIDLEY, Chemists and
Druggists, General agents for this county.
SUB AGENTS.
F. Huntington, Vergennes,
A. P. Roscoe. T. C. Smith, New Haven.
P. W. Collins, Cornwall,
s. L. Spragne, Weybridge,
Hemar Barnum, Ferrisburgh,
Joseph Frost, Bridport,
p. Fletcher & Son, do
Hammond & Co. do SO
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MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT g. TURNER


NNOULD respectfully inform their
w patrons, and the public igener>
ally, that they will cOntinno TO receive
WOOL at the establishment ofihe Mid
dlebury manufacturing ComPany,to man.
ufacture into Cloths. Cassimeres or Sat-
tineus, white or colored FIannels, DC. of
permanent coIors and mixes, 10 suit the
taste on shares or by the yard, at the
option of The owner.
Being furnished with the necessary ap-
paratus, and having. in their employ CON-
petent and aithful workmen, they will con
tinue to improve the value and style OF
their goods, intending that they shall not
be surpassed by those ofany other estab-
lishment in the state. They will keep
an assortment on hand to accommodate
those who may want part of their cloth
In advance.
Grateful for the extensive patronage
they have rcceived,they hope by strict
personal attention to business and the
interests of their patrons TO receive
liberia share of their favor.
TERMS as reasonable as at anyeslab-
lishment i'll the vicinity.
Middlebury, June, 20.
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JOSEPH FROST
Bridport. Nov. Goth, ls43.
MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

The subscriber continues to give Med
ical instruction. designed by particular at
Iention 10 Indigenous medical Botany, anG
to the principal practical subjects of gene.
raj Therapeutics. 10 adapt the course 10 the
requisites of those who intend 10 become
Country Practitioners.
He has engaged S. Pearl Lathrop, A. NJ.
NJ. D., to instruct in natural science, and
IN human and comparative Anaiomy.
Gentlemen who desire may have admis-
sion TO the Lectures given in the College
on Chemistry, Natural History and Philos-
ophy.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN.
Middlebury, Dec Goth 1843. 33;tf.
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WhteIu. Green 70 , Pa. Mau11. 1913

Wildly, Green 10 Pa, May IL, 1913.
Mr.. A. B. Fahnes,ock & Co:
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was called to child six or seven years old,
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agreeably TO directors and the child passed 440
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worms. The child recovered Immediately, and
has enjoyed good health evor since.
| have prescribed il in many other cases, in
which it has brought away 200 and 300 worms.
JONATHAN MORRIS.
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Caution /!

Be very cautious to get the genuine B. A.Fhh-
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the statement made by Comstock & Co., that
KoLMsTocK's is the same as Fahnstock's. 1t is
not the same, and docs not possess the virtues OF
our excellent remedy.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK g. CO.
For sale in Middlebury, by Russell & GRID
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scROFULA CURED OF SIX YEARS
STANDING

Philadelphia July %, ls49'
Messrs. sands, Gent.-In The month OF June
1887, was attacked with cramP in the sioU co. y
induced by a sudden check OF persplraiOa. D!
timely remedies was relieved, but my system
had received shock from which did not TeeoS.
er. About two months after this, scroi1h q, o.
lump appeared en- my breast, which grad n J,
Increased to the size Of hers egg, and lns I,
became excessively painful. j tried diiIeie.'
paaaceas without deriving any benefit wnate's.
and continuing to grow worse, applied 70 w. w.,
c,onaihic physician, who left me suffering NOR
than he found me The scrOfula now appear !.
in nv right knee and ANGLE; my leg swellea =
four times its natural size and threatened eh..'
sive liberation, rendering me for years helPie,'
cripple. the greater part Of the time suffering e.
circulating anguish, now had recourse az az
10 the old practice, was cupped and blisterea'''
nv severely, but all TO no purpose,
THOMAS BURR
Russell s GnIDLEY agents by special aPl ~
ment for the proprietors for Mfddteouryt
vieiny.
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Self Oiyiasg
Cast Iron Bush for
GRISTMILLS,

TINS is regarded, in parts Of the country
where they have been, used as a very great
adding one fifth to the Velocity of the Stone
and once set, it will last as long as the mill.
Bushes will be kept on hand ready to he
set for any who shall order them. The
subscriber is also authorised to sell out the
right to districts and territories, for the
state of Vermont, and the northern district
of the state of New York.
REUBEN ROSS.
Middlebury, Dec. LIST, 1s4S. 31;tf.
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sEAvER's JOINT f. NERVE
I.ininent,


AN Invaluable family medicine.
Recommended BY The Medical Faculty.
For Rheumatism, Govt. Sprains, Bruises.
Cramp, Lameness, Pain in the side, back, an
Loins Chilbains, Feons fresh wounds, Burns,
Scalds, Freezes, Ague, Nervous Headache, and
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Wool |!

THE Subscriber will pay cash for Fleece
wool delivered al his Factory. in Middlebury
Sept %. 1s43. IRA STEWART,
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To Mill Owners.

THE subscriber would inform Mill Own
ers in this region, that he has been
constituted by the Patenree, Mr.. George
NJ. Copeland, of Genoa in the state of Ohio
agent to make and vend the
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J. FROST,
A 7 his store in Bridport offers to the
IA public large stock of
NEW GOODS,

country retail store, which will be sold al
retail, except spirituous liquors, witch vii
be sold in packages to suit Tavern Keeper:
and at wholesale to retail dealers and al
Troy prices adding the freight. To partic
ulariZe he has on hand,
8 Hhds. st Croix 81 Sugars.
80 Bbls Porto Rico & superior quality
New Orleans
Is Hhds. nt.,-
80 Bbls. "'"''eS'
80 Chests and half chests ! Tea,
80 Calty chests TO Is lbs ( all qualities
80 Kegs & Boxes Common !,
10 Honey Dew, p.1
10 bbls. Fine cut, 100H''0
boxes ID and half ID fine cut
10 Kegs Pure Ginger. Dc. Salnitre.
10 boxes Poland Starch.
10 do Pepper Sauce.
90 boxes Bar Soap,
90 do while in 8 ID, Id, ] ID cakes.
20 Bags of old Laguira Coffee.
10000 Spanish Cigars.
6 Cases English Mustard.
100 bbls and IT'S Sacks Western Sail.
40 Sacks Liverpool Ground do.
Is Jars Snuff. so lbs Indigo.
so lbs Nutmegs.
SO Packages Raisins. New fruit.
80 Casks Wines of different kinds.
8 Casks Pure Juice ofthe Grape, unfer.
mented.
80 Packages French Champaign.
Cherry 4. American Brandy.
Packages Cordial.
20 Packages Holland & American Gin.
20 do Pure Spirits.
5 Hhds. Il 20 bbls. Portland Rum.
5 do ST.. Croix do.
10 Kegs Alcohol. 10 Casks Sperm Oil.
Bales Buffalo Robes. Good sound skins
from 81 so to So 90 each.
Iron and Sieclof all kinds.
Cut, Tenant IL Mill Sars.
40 Tons Fresh ground N. S. Plaster.
Paints, Oil Glass, &c.
Boots, Shoes, Caps, &c.
rigging, Pitch, Oakum, &c.
Together with a good assortment and
large stock of goods of all kinds, which
customers are requested 10 examine and
Judge of for themselves. The above stock
is all new bought within six weeks.
The Goods will be sold for good notes
at 3. 6 or 9 months, ali County Produce,
Lumber, &c. Cash not refused, but charge
on Book wholly inadmissable.
Cash paid for all kinds of Lumber, and
most kinds of produce.
" Cash paid also for all kinds of
Shipping FurS.
Half Cash and from 4 10 Dollars per
100 lbs for good well fa;ted hogs.
The business heretofore transacted in
the name ofJ. Frost & Co. has closed -
All notes, accounts and contracts are the
property of Abel p. Skiff, who is ready and
willing to settle them and pay all claim
due from and made in the name and with
j. FROST & Co.
JOSEPH FROST.
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Nova Scotia Plaster.

7NHE subscriber has now on hand 100
l. Tons N S. Plaster in bulk and 40 Tons
in bags, all fresh ground, wiki h will be sold
for ready pay. a w. CHAPMAN
Veryennes: Dec. 4, 1919.
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Good Fresh Bread.

THE subscriber will furnish good fresh
bread at his Bake Shop, at the same
price at which the flour can be purchased bv
the pound in this village. Also, Pies and
Cakes, for families will be furnished at the
same favorable rates.
9. Russell
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WINTER SPERM OIL.-The real sS
W mon pure' for sale by
..r e-' Y, BEeKwIrH & Co.
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Whig victories n new Jerser.

Tie returns Of the town elections IN N ew Jer-
say BIZ Monday are Of the most clseTinq character.
IN Ns7 Is, STErHrN Don kWhig1 vas elected |
Mayo large majority ever Clifford. the Ilo-
cofbco idate, and The other Wig Charter or
fceTs ha been chosen. The Cemmon Council
vii stand i2 Wings To Locofoc0s--last year
ofeach. IN Elizabeth-town the Wings succeed
et after hard struggle, b. As to 40 majority
I'd 7ahways the w higs have 40 majority Ii new
Ploeidenca h 81 higs. prevailed BY l6 majority.
| I'D Spring %, and have carried Belleville
| liteWise. Bloomfield, Of course, stands firm ii
tie faith. IL Morristuwn, last year loco by 40,
| tie Wings have 20 majority. Chatham gives AS
Wing ma ierty, and nearly all the townsthat have
come il give The same result. CLAY and the Ta-
riff will soon bring New Jersey back into the glo-
glous Inc Of staunch Wing States.
Netg Pogk gotr. and l7Dq.
o. The corner stone of new Baptist
/ Church was laid, ii our CITY, on Thursday
Hast with Masonic honors. An address
va Delivered 81 tie Rev, N. M. Wood. Tie
BaHtist Clergyman, and prayers were mad
81 tie Rev Il. Gray, Of tie fesh ytas
lran and the ReY w g. Payne 81 The
! hodisl Church. twas reallf ora ino
see 50 arge and solemn process
lson @ nasons. We lave great reverence
.and spect for ths Masonic Fraternity
iseps without rejecting upon lheir ans
tIao be mind IS lost is Ie Is.
ggfIniN g Tine. can trace es
ae most astant lhe most enols
'las ann nations 81 the World Ws hnd
nengsi tie FIRST and n5sl celebrated
lfeiyIlI1ef tic East tlie wise and mystic
G ne and Priests of Egypt, the saoes 8
rl6Teece anu he philosophers Of Rome.
lived unsettled through bafbaTou
bloody tines when superstition, ig
lhoance. and idolatfy covered the EARTH
Is coesa with nan, and will last % I'll
3 fenan So those rho aIe honored with tn
> lgusl VII no. and those who aI
|. ignorant Of ao betFay Ii. III 81
Il pefe nations through the world, We hay
q met Wfth unsolicited friendship fFom q
= LANDS q oIasons. have seen then
5. Ike GOOD and faithful saplaritans, at d
!, SEX bed Of tie stranger alleviating ii
: wants of lie widow educating the orpis
: land stimulating the idle TO good dee
and industry. Truly II must Be mob
Is society rs works are entirely phila
ii thropic and its members highly sespectabl
Is intelligent TEN. crate and moral.
IS Vtcksburg Sentinel, April Is.
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g ON ER CIAL.
Zoo ,ha n. Q. PrIee curEsaI. AprII ., q.
COTTON MARKFT

COTTON MARKET.
ID our review 81 last "Wednesday morning. We
stated inat the Cotton market had exhibited much
activity " the hrst 81 the week, and great firm
s nsss s. we Prices then quoteds having been re-
lleYea hy the large sales of a considerable por-
ten OF the immense stock which had aceurnnIat-
ed ~ iactols bands. We fnflher ren1arl afl alsos
that In eonsequence of The Increased firfnness 81,
the paff q holders and lie difficulty 81 makine
deliveries when sales were effected, ossis,T rs tl
thronged state Of Che garions Pfesses, The demand
on nesday had begun 10 snbstae little partlY
owing % ihe same causes iusf referred 10. ma
parlys perlapa, on account of advfces bavsno
been received here IN "Wednesday morning from
liverpool, per snip James -. Shepherd, two days
later tan we had before. representing 4.
IS being IL ayery dull stste and prices shade
lower, our market during tie pass three dags has
fnalnkalned HeTg quiet appearances ard ffanear.
tons haye been cute limited The salessof We'd.
nesday only amounted % about $3.50 bales or
thnfsday q 25O0s and yesterday 10 2300 bales
g usual with dnllnafB s. prices have rathers
dropping tendency, and IN soma few ms 6nce.
alss nave 2een made at slight reduction 81 liz
1atee prev easlY current, but there has been moth
jug cone 3 Vnrfaht any change in ourauotatfons
eahesqay And ihe3 arestherefore continued
tle business has been done o. French sc
count. several parcels have been bourht fol
pain 3 us nyegs for England continue 10 BE fh
i argest pegatoFs. lie sales 0f tie week anloun
g 500 bates q which COO were sold dnfins
the asi three days
ETY. EEPo0L CT ATIoN
Aolsialia AID ipDi
hnN 1R
soon k6fR,
NhW A9Rk AZ R3k Apn
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AHhirs in WashingfOll .

The Washington CORRESPONDENT of the ~
York Sun writes under date of the 9th as
follows:
"It is currently reported that Mr.. Packan
ham has received dispatches from England
70 the effect that that country has no desire
nor intention Of becoming proprietor Of Texas
in case il is not annexed 10 the u. States
This report, believe, 10 be founded in truth,
because il appears 10 be admitted by both
sides-but each side puts distinct construc.
ton upon IL. That these dispatches have
been received is pretty certain, each party
draws It's own conclusions and make up ils
own issue upon them.
"Tho Wings seem 10 have pitched upon
Mr.. Evans, The Senator from Maine, as lheiI
candidate for Vice Presidency. This il u
accordance with their intention 10 presen
10 the people Of tho U. States a. sirOng
ticket az possiblei il is well known that mex
% Mr.. Webster, no man is so popular in ID,
Slate Of New York and the New EneIanC
States, a. the Senator from Maine there fore
thev have selected him for the Vice Presi
doncy, and his chance fer that nomination
is now betier than that Of any other compe
iiiOrs.
"Ths current belief in Washington on thi
Virrini election il. that il will 20 Whig."
Remor.--The New York Express, Of Mon
day evening, says:
s'It Is the uncommon rumor in Wall street
ihal a delegation has been on from Wash
inrtOn 10 request Mr.. Curtis 10 resign hi
Office az Collector Of the port, but that b
avoided an answer 70 the invitation. Ii
stated mat on the return Of these messengers
they having lefi this morning, that he vii
be removed, and that gentleman who's
name has not been publicly given will B
nominated % 90 the place. From ho inf0i
nation We have received we believe there
good ground for these roports.o
AFPoINrHENT.-- Calhoun has Appoint.
Mr.. Cr1lie, enc ofths editors once employ
On the Telegraph, % be the chief clerk ID ID
State psParlmsnt
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pursuance sde d The Probate
Ceall s. fe.i oa % Che State 81
Iissis sd a he April ITm,
sasIco Mcclure AID.
minsirat9F. Off nd alel he Goods
and ehatiels. and were
Of tie estate Of ghurl Harris, deceased. e
the time hisdeatA o1eT ca
public yendae - Tie highest ne
day q june, next % tl.s nr
ho0 IN tie uDdef med p
oposI & the mouth Of tbe AYkansansas
and town of Nanoleor, an credit of ~
months, al tie
which Che said Eg9ef
the ing aescflned
bis dAh @
lots, Nos. 6, aus
floral section 70. ST. d fTaetic cc
no 50; Yhe north hair b section a.
and 81 OF sections land 10. lying north of
the ChoctaW boundary, all lying Town.
] ship 10. % of range Nos, West. contains
ling b estimate 1880 81 I00 acres. Tie
l1ntcFesl 81 The said inteslatein tie same ha-
ing az undivided moietF thereof And On
the ~ Monday Of July next, will as Adj
nlnis1ator as aforesaid, offer for sale at
public vendne, to tfe highest bidder at Mur-
doc EerF il tie county Of SunnoWer.
on e AGO river on credit Of twelve
lnonlhs from Che day of sale, al the right
tlIle and interest which The said Egbers
Harris, had 10 and 70 the following describe
ed tract and parcel Of land at Che time Of
bis death 70 Wit tie cast bali Of be south
east quarter 81 section 36, in township I 9,
lol range No west, containing re 79-I0O
acres Bond with satisfactory security will
ID be required il eachsrespe case.
E JOSEPH MCGUIRE,
! Admir- Of 3. Harris, deceased
: rll 26, Is44, Prs fee so 50) 42.6t
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1000 FoCO pRINCIPLEs.

Locofocoism rallies under the Banner which
an indignant people have Once tramPled in
the dust. martin Van Buren, aud the Sub
Tresury; the purse and the swOrd - the
hands Of the President; no credit; no paper
money; no Tariff; thirty seven millions .
yoar public expenses, and nothing te pay ;
high salaries 70 Office holders, and low wages
10 laborers standing army in time Of peace
negro testimony in the navy party servility
before public good in the selection Of public
officers and repeal and reputation of pub
lie engagements and public liabilities"
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We would invils The atlenkonlon Of our
readers to the al sflisement Of Mesrrs.
Samuel Woodsll & CO., Books ellers and Sta-
tonsrs, No. az, Camp Street, New Orleans,
which will be found in another portion Of
lo.day's paper, from which s. VIII Be seen
that they have on band a large and splendid
Stock Of alL kinds Of Books and Stationery,
and we feel well assured that Pergons wish
ing such articles, can purchase them as cheap
al WoodaIl & Co.'S as At any other like es,ab-
Iishment ia the city; a. an events, we re-
quest eur friends, when they 60 70 New
Orleans, 10 give them a call, as they are first
clever fellows.
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in the 18th Cong essiora Disllicl @ ~ :
sylvania, Nr. Polleck Wing good ind tfues
IS elected 70 fill The vacancy occasional By
lie dsath Of ne Hen: william Prick M.
Pollock majority e about one tionsand over
bis free trade ppenani 1his election also
goes to prove that Free Trade has but few
admifeEl in The Key Stene State. The ma
jerity last year in tliis district, for nlr Frick.
who was very popular man, was 0,tlg 200.
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." Let me not be misundersiood-and I
entroat that may not be MIsREPREsENTED. =
A am NOT advocating The reUiUal Of a HIGH
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. AM FOR Add
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THECOM-
PROMISE ACT. am for doing what no
Southern man Of fair candid mind aver yet
doniod-giUiRg 70 the country a revenue tDhich
may provide fer the economical gdnis q ne
Government, and al the same time giving in
cideniaI protection 10 our home industry. -
Speech of Henry Clay In the United States
Senate, March 1st, 1912.
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Between yichsburg and Yazoo City.
tn e light draught and well known steam
er e. rs ID % To GARLkND, Master. will
ply as REGULAR packet between Vicksburg
and AGO City, mixing three trips a week,
leaving Yazoo City every Tuesday, Thurs
day anssSaturday at - O'Clock, M, precise
b, and arrive At Vicksburg the following
mornings IN time for The New OIleans pack
cts, and viii leave Vicksburg on the alter
nate days at IL M.
The following rales will be charged
thsoughou the season, Of lou pater as well
Jas high
Passage I'm icksburg TO Yazoo CITY, So 90
/. g Liverpool, 2 50
g /" SataTtia, 2 SO
g s B. Sunfower.2 90
F." L Sunfowef. SO
s 70 the Bluffs or any
where below, 90
Passage I'm Yazoo City TO XicksbuTg, So 90
g Sutartia. 5O
g Liverpool, l SO
FREIGHT on dry barrels, poets
vet IS
Z. per hundfed lbs., Is
Passengers and shippers may rely upon
tElis Boat making her regular tips all the
IseasoEi, as, she draws only fseeIre inches wa
terligllt, They NAV also RELY upon the Eff
TORS cherQes being the same in low water
as well.as bigh. The CAPTAIN pledges him
e pay strict attention to his business
In egerg respect. and be Dnncfaal in the
lime If starting, and hopes to receive lie
beFai share of patronage, and believes that il
will be great advantage to shippers and
1.-THE tradesfhat can nm N fle Lowest siaoes
lof wafer
f,;tv Il 4et4 ar
49, 8 AA&9h > SdsACs
s's,s'se 80. orr Ct re LA.ssa .9a..1eS
tOf tee tern DtstTict q nc e.tsss
an, 10 lIay en- 1919.
QN
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WWiih respect 10 lhe station which that portion
Of onr population engaged in MECHANICAL.
purpniis ought % occupy in the United States,
link hat az ciiisens, iaire and naiiirased, eits
oui any regard 10 tber RESPECTIVE VACATIONS sond
END 5urf eonndefaton "a soeiey asig due z bisfl
ufriie and Indulgence, licir induitrgs to5rtg and
general department. ''-HENRR CLAY.
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DIED.

On Saturday tie 18Th inst., u he
Vickeburg, SAMUEL W. VANNATrAs tss
Grand Master of Tie GRIND Lodge 81
State Of Mississippi
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elected their Mayor % font 20 m0ioIity, bud
the Wigs have carried Common Council.
DEcisIvR Vine VlnToKg N ALBANY.-In the
city ofAlbany, on Tuesday,at tie charter elec-
tos, the Wings having no third parties 10 distract
their efforts. carried every thing before them.--
MI Humphreys, their candidate for Mayor, was
reelected by over 500 majority, and large ma
ioritY 81 the gonncn ore Mhigs.