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An OPERATION ON A FowL.-A few days
since very valuable hen, of the Dorklng
specie, belonging to l.. +. Allen. Esq, of
Black Rock, began to droop, and gave symp-
toms of being seriously indisposed. This
being observed by an old lady residing near
by, she examined her, and soon became con-
vinced that the hen had taken some substance
into her crop, which was much dlstcnded,
which defied the powers of the organs of di-
gcslion. AS the only way of ailording relief.
an incision was made in the breast, the crop
taken ont, and on cmp,ying j, of its contest
a piece of Indian rubber was found at the
lower part, which had caused all the mis-
chief. This was rcmovcd-the crop placed
back again, and the incision sewed up, and
when the hen was again lie, down into the
yard, she Immediately pitched battle with and
flogged two other fowls, and we are informed
by ii gentleman, who saw her day or tive
afterwards, that she was doing well.-Bnt.
tdlo Gazette.
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A SIGN.-An exchange paper says that
the best sign dry good merchant can raise
in the West to r,ake ready sale of his goods
is Not .Uarried.'
The suggestion is pretty good, but ii does
not 90 far enough. The following, written
on sign in New England village, was bet
ter - Dry goods by John Biglow, who
mishcs to get married. This sign drew all
kinds of custom. The single ladies went OF
course; and the married men always told
their wives to 90, under the impression, that
they could very easily cheat so great foot
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TIE PATENT LACE,
INVENTED ny
f.. p. BANNING, NJ. d.


or PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA.
WILL be kept constantly on hand by Dr. JoHN
w W. Emery, Of Essex, he having purchased of
The original Patcnec The erclusire right 10 make and
rend the same, within and for the Cornes OF Chit
tenen, FranLlin,l T.amoille and Grand Isle.
The PATENT LACE has now been before the pub.
lie for Il nrml or ufmonihs -hunlred> have cen APP
Piled in different parts Of the country, AMI with Sue
cess eurc equaIled ly any remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Certificates Of lis lene-
cia influence IN the removal oidi>ea>es Of long stand
ng. might lc furnished from thi>imn,date vicinity
IN a liun to the statement o eases and certificates
of cure, frni. he'd ~ DR.. Banning and others. But
this is deemed necessary al the pre>en lme re-
Ic can Ic given TO individuals wearing the Lace,
| in nearly every town in the Comfy.
PLY >cian have long fell the necessity of Silppor-
ter trcnv n>ruciel and more perfect H. adap
ton to the human form, than any that had been pre-
,rn,cl 10 the puI lie. The inveriion Of Banning
meet with their general appru alion as it is dc~igne
t. relieve symptoms, and remedy a class OF phvsta
ma aie> which cannot e reached y medicines alone
The descent ord>paremcni OF The vl>cerra from re-
la xa,ion OF the abdominal muscles or other causes
tends 10 alter and dcrangclhe function of every oreat
IN the human system, and in many cases, this deva-
tim from the natural healthy position of parts, is iht
sole cause OF general debny-in Macs and Females
of Dyspepsia, A 'c'ion> of the Stomach and Lirer
Paipiiaion ofihc Heart Spinal Irritation, Hysterid
Hypoconi,ia, Piles Prolapsus Iberia, Suppressio,
Of Urine, The Bronchiis oiPnllicSleakers, and Incl
piont ption-all ofwh rl will Z much rccv
e if nor entirely removed ly the Of The Pdfen
I.Gce, when Their cXs'cnce Is caused hv physical tie
rang'mrn and a mechanical displacement of part
which can | e readily a>cer'ancd by observing tn
form and symptoms "t he person affected.
This instrument has been examined ly Drs. Mott
Rogers, Francis and GrI>comb Of New Iork-th
Faculty ofPnt,hureh, Hartford and New Haven, an
has u anel their tavoral lie te>lim ny.
AppIira'in> for his Lace may c made 10 the su
.crer, at Essex, or IIagar & Arthur, Burlington
if rclnrci. JOHN w. EMERY.
Essex, March d. 1874. 43lf
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ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.
Eare Reduced 70 81.

tlL lEd -
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COM
PLAINT!!
DIR. TAY 10 RS,
BAlSAM Of LIvERW0T.
From 375 Bo,rery, Ne,u York

nor the cure OF Coughs, Colds Asthma, whoop-
L ing Cough, Caarrh, pains IN the side and lreast,
Bronchitis liver complaints, and all those affections
OF the throat and lungs which are a source OF so
much suffering and so often terminate IN CoN,uMP-
1IoN this remedy is Justly and highly distinguished.
1t is purely vegetable, mild and gentle in lis effects
upon the system, and can lie taken in the most deli
cate cases with safety as well as well as utility SO
SIvcy has lecn used and often proved Sue
cessul even in extreme and apparently almost hope
less cases, not only as a palliative but as remedy
that the proprietor feels he>iency IN introducing
it and Recommending it 10 all who unfortunately
may have occasion to resort to some means OF rccov
cry Physicians, familiar with its effects and aware
Of the healing properties Of this vegetable prepare
ton, not unfrequently prescribed IT IN their practice
and with the Medical Faculty generally, II has met
with more than ordinary appreciation.
CONSUMPTION.
The following REMARKS were taken from late
numcr of the Medical Mapazne:-
"The surprising elect produced by the genuine
DR.. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, made at 375
Bowcry, IN Consumption cases, cannot tall exciting
a deep and thrilling interest throughout the world
We have long believed the disease Consumption
incurale, that 1t is difficult credit senses when
| we persons evidently consumptve, restored TO
| health. Yet i, is fact Of daily occurrence!
| Certificates from the highest and most respectable
sources of persons who have either ccn greatly re-
eved hy il, or entney recovered from affections o
the lungs and liver, could e furnished in abundance
| bn, we insert only the following -
| Being con>uiionallv pre1i>pos-
| ed to Consumption, member of my family having
suffered severely from irritation of the Lungs ac'
| companled with cough and raising matter and Hood
| together with severe pain in my sideund breast I'll
was supposed to be beyond recovery, was induce
hv advice Of DIR. Perkins, as last resort to Try
I"Tavlor's Balsam of Llvcrwor," ] have taken five
bottles in all. began TO improve with the first b' t.
tie and while taking the third, was far recovered
as TO be able 10 get about. Since which time, by
continued use of it | am quite restored and able tt
attend TO my usual huSliess To persons suffering
from coughs and affections Of the Lungs do earn
e,tlv reCcommendu.
(Signed) JAS. G. SCOTT.
Elisabeth City, n. c. Dec l6, 1912
For a common cold and cough, this is one Of thu
very hest remedies ever discovered.
n. b. There is a spurious and counterfeit articl
anoa, and lately introduced into this place. There
fore be careful TO get The genuine, which is from 81
Bowery n. Y. and see that the engraved wrap
per the bottle TO prevent ronIcrics.
For sale hv PECK s. SPEAR aud LOVELY {
SEYMOUR, Burlington: :. II. Barnes, Charlotte
NJ. Hall, Ilme,bur@h; VIM. Rhodes, Jr. Richmond
June 80 VI
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marriage, TO be good deal struck by him.
Such are the chief legal effects of mar
rage, from which it is evident, that the law
regards the fair sex with peculiar favor but
Smith maintains that such poitencss on the
part of the law is like amability from
hycna.-Comic Blackstone.
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EARN FOR SALE.

AsSM lrOR SALE, a iarn in Undcrhill, con-
MTTsSA l. tanning one hundred and forty-siX
lsssK8 acres, 1lou one hundred acres of which
EA&k> is under cultivation, the remainder IS
covered hy a good growth Of hard wood. On the
premises are convenient dwelling house, barn, sheds,
&c. and an orchard OF thrifty bearing app'e trees,
sufficient for making fifty or sixty barrels OF
cider. Also, farm containing one hundred acres,
living about one mile from the above, abont sixty acres
OF which is under improvement, and has on II capa-
colis barn, the remain is well wooded, principally
with beach and maple. The above are situated near
the centre OF the town and OF the main road,-are
well watcrel and well fenced, considerable portion
of the fence being substantial stone WALL and toge,h-
or compose one of the best DAIRY farms in the town
The above premises will lie sod TO close a concern
for much less than their real value, and possession
given the l>t of April next For further partlcl'
lars eng rre of a. FLU n.
Burlington, Feb. D. 1914 3Sf
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pN1IN hWBRo
From the Boston Morning Post.
KNOW YE NOT THAT NE ARE MEN?


Know We not that ye are men,
Ie laborna thronns of earth =?
Must We be told and told again
That Truth and Toll are worth1
Why do We lool; upon the ground,
No fire within the eve,
When noble born are all around
Ind Wealth and Rank 60 10y
For have We NIX heart within,
And sense and soul as they!
And more--have We not 10 led TO win
The bread ye eat to-day?
Do ye despse your suuhurnt hands
So hard and brown with toll
That have made fair the honest lands,
And turned the forest soil
Wh9t do We fear the naughty eaze
OF men in rich array d!
IT'S sad Pride hath not many days,
And Riches fly away.
Up heart and hand, and persevore
And overcome the scorn--
The naughty hate and hcnr,lcss sneer
OF this worlds ycntIe-born !
Fear not, shrink MOTTO Won is given
The guardianship of Earth
And on the record book of Heaven
Is writ your honest worth!
Honor yourselves be honest, true,
And wiling firm and strong;
10 well whaic'cr your hands may do,
Though praise may lnger long!
high and holy work is yours,
AID yours should be fame
That lives for aG"s and rnGHrcs
Beyond the hero's nam,
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JTAS now on hand and for sale, 1000 Bushels Of
L L Course Western and ST. Ubcs Salt,
POO Barrels Fine do do,
l5c Sacks Fine Dairy do do,
$50 Parres Superfinc Flour,
200 Sacks fresh Ground Plaster,
20 Barrels Hickory Nuts, at 50,
5 Terces North Shore Salmon,
6 Boxes Fresh Lemons.
90 Whole ~ and u Boxes fresh Raisns,
Also, Fresh Kegs do do
Soft Shell Almonds philbcri>, Pcnconuts, Pea Nuts,
tilron, Curancc IIocum. together with one of the
largest assor'mens Of DRY GOODS, GRO kerry
and GROCERIES he ever had the pleasure of offer
ing the public. In short all you have to do to find
any article, is TO call n, Pe,ersons, where it may be
found of good quality and at rs low price as AT
any other Establishment in Burlington.
Nov. 23 1913. %
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THE subscribers keep on hande their Lumber
L Yard on Pearl Street. Boards .5canting, Plank
Floor Boards and Inch Boards rady paned; Lath
Lining and other materials fo' uildng:
Persons in the adi,cent towns can be supplied at
the Mills in Underhlll at a suitable deduction from the
Burlington prices.
N. B. They offer TO contract for the erection of
Buildings on reasonable terms. Apply to II. p.
Hiclok. HICKOk IL STEVENS.
Burlington, 3 Jan. 1874. 81 If
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ON CONSIGN ME Mt.

OK BOXES Canada Plates
X do Ctawshay do
% do r. g. do do
5 do r q. polished Crnwshay Plates.
5 do Thorneycroft plates 81 by 81 in. ! cut
For sale at reduced prices by
FOILETT BRADLEY d. Co.
Old dock Nov. %, 1913. % Agents,
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PAINTS 81 OILS.
= TONS pure dry White Lead warranted equal to
- any manufactured IN the | nied States.
do Extra dry w lite Lead
90 No. |, do do do,
200 Kegs pure White Lead in Oil,
10 Barrels Venetian Red,
10 do French Yellow,
* do American I.insced Oil,
10 do Boiled do do for sale usual
very low, by FOII.ETT, BRADLEY + Co
| Old Dock, Dec. IA, 1913, 25
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n9AUBIGNE'S History Of .the Reformation. !
- vol. including all the notes. Price
80 cents. For sale by V. HARRINGTON.
2Oih March, "A AZ
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~ Pieces iSinchcs wide for wool sacking,
~ Is do 81 do do for Bagginu,
10 do u do do Dundee Twied,
300 ready made common and twilled Bags, fol
sale bv FOLLETT, BRADLEY 4. Co.
Old Dock, Dec. IA, 1913. 20
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ISAAC WARNER

HAS Just received, from New York, a LARGE
II ASSORTMENT OF GOODSin his line, among
which are variety of pure Wines, Cognac Brandy,
st. Crolx Rum Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Scotch
Whskey, Cherry Brandy, Baltimore Gin and plen-
~ of other cheap liquors of various qualities and pr
ces.
Molases, loaf lump and brown sugar, Teas Coffee
Chocolate Pepper Aspoe, Ginger, Nutmegs Cloves
Cinnamon, Saleratus Bar and Fancy Soap, and
many other articles in the Grocery line.
His Liquors and wines selected with care and
after long experience and from the larges, and hest
dealers in the line in New York, and are warranted
of the purest and best qualities
He has Sheetings, Shlrtlngs, Cacos Cambrics
Trimmings for clothes, and many other articles bui
no Fancy Goods. All Of which he will sell for the
lowest prices.
Tavern Keepers and others are invited to call and
examine.
Burlington, (ChuIch ST. Nov. % '43
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FOR SALE.

T1NHAT large and commodiou> two story BRICK
i DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT situated on
the west side Of COLLEGE Green, the head Of ollese
:, rect in this village The House Is 80 Iy as with
a basement story, with kitchen and provision cellars,
and a wing 30 10y 65, ex enung north on College
Green, with wood and store house Glow, and cham
beers and sleeping rooms hove, \ large and COM
mo liuiS barn, carriage house. ice house, aud other
out houses and a spacious yard west Of the dwelling
house, aud good dura lie well of water Of the best
qualify in the village and brick ci>lern. One and
quarter acres Of land, Of the first quaity a large
garden and choice fruit trees west Of the house and
yard
| The buildings are constructed in modern style, Of
| the hest material and Workmanship, were erected
hy the subscriber for hts own use, and The location
affords very extensive and pleasant prospect oi The
village and lake on the West and IS not surpas sed by
| any other IN This part ofthe country.
Also, for sale good pair of work horses.
! Purchasers are invited to call and examine fot
them>cve,. Terms made known ly the subscribe,
on he premises. SAMUEL REED.
Burlington, April Is, lSii 46 If
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WRIGHT'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS; OR
INDIAN PURG ALIVE.

THOUGH many medicines have lccn leore the
i PM Inc for much LONGER period than WRlGHT>
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLs, yet none stands nov IN
HIGHER REPUTE, or ha> more rapidly attained hrm
hold upon popular est NATION. The THoU>ANDS that
nave used Them throughout the length and readh Of
the Republlr all ear cheerful testimony to Their
Horouab eHcdcy aud .ud operation when employed
in The .o-l distressing disorders Whl'h lc-h Is heir
to-"
The theory of disease on winch WRrcnr'> lNpiAN
VEGETABLE Pills are toundcd i this, w: mat Here
soniy one primary cause Of all The diSordcrs Haf
dnictthe human family, AMI that >rorrlpt h1mor>
lr IN other word -Impuriiyqf Biood. Thu. prinrj
pie is generally admitted, that II may IN fact
lie >ard TO e >u,lalnell y an universally Of opinion
the few dis>cncrS constituting but very fee le M
nurilv. Il j. useless therefore to discuss the ,ounl-
ness OF this Theory in Thu place aud conmeNlon.
THE one DISEASE PRINCiPLE Icing admitted, ih"
mode OF attack pto',.s ell lv al practitioners comes
! the >ane-namclv, purgdtioH. Il many OF the So
called specifies lcure the public, produce only
one form of PursaNon they are either Sllouf',
CathartIc, Diureic or Experorln,. VrigHS Hdidn
TccCtdbie Pins omllne al these properties, and a. t.
therefore cacula,edto attack the elements If d>ea>c
at all points, and BY harmonious and combined upe-
ration to exp,l it radically from the system. Their
'ect Is amo, mag cal, aud Is no lr>> Astonishing ti
is mildne>> than lis efficacy both ScreS. aud al
Gges may employ them, according to the direction,
w,ho II fear, for while they certain 10 cure all dis
eases that remedial they nerer nilIrl an injury
upon the system.
The perfcct saf fy of the medicine is another all
inportant quaiiiV and one which has contributed
more than any thny else to lis extension and Popu
iarHy
10 the 1qironare Of the public, and its use bids fii
to tccJne before long, almost unircrsal.
CAUTION.
The citizens Of New ENGLAND are respectfully IN
formed that in consequence OF the great poP1iarjt!
which Wrighi'> Indian Vegetable Pail have earned b,
their aston shng goodness, Gang OF CounereI'cr
are now indu>triou,ly engaged in pa'mne on the IN
srI>pec'ng, rdlucIess and perhap, dIHgcroHS medI
clue under the name of Indian Vegetable Pills.
THIS is to inform the public, tina the genuine meil
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Fare to Boston reduccd IN 81 10 those ,rho go through
by same train.
On and after Monday, May Sh, passenger trains
run daily, (Sunday> tXcep'el) a. follows:
Leave Hrceniu>h at lefore "A. M.-arrve in Bos
ton 6! P. NJ. same day.
Leave Greenhush al ! leore p. M.-lodge IN
Sprinahel-arrive IN Boston at II! a. NJ. next day.
For WORCESTER AND Acknowledgements lake
the / before train from GreenhIsh ini-r,ect the
| steamboat tram from Boston at Worces ter-thence
10 Norwich.
For HARTFORD AND NEW HAvES-Pas> encers cav
ing Grcen u>h before A. NJ. take the >taml oat
| NJ Springfield al u! M.-rearh Hartford at 3 p NJ
| aud proceed ly 10 New Haven.
| Passengers may also leave Greenlush At feiore
p NJ, reach Springfield 81, thence ~ Stage Iinnie-
liate.v to fiart'rl-lod-e-. Hartford G! next
| morning in cars for New Haven
| PASSENGERS must leave The Tcke Office, in s anvx
Hail. Maiden Lane, for the Rail road Ferry Boat nj g.
\. NJ, or ,! M.ihe ferry heat vii le puncrrai IN
Starring T",c'> for the cars must lie obtained etore
| = .ing on board he ferry Loaf.
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Window Sash.

THE suhscril ers offer for sale large quantity Of
L WINDOW SASH, all sizes, from I X 0 TO I
Y IS, as cheap the cheapest.
J. u II. p. IIERRICK
Burlington, Marcn !, 1874. 80 If
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
SUGA RS.

~ HI s., Crox 20 do Porto Rico 20 do New
~ Orleans,
80 BbI> Clarified, 50 do Loaf 10 do Crashed
10 do Powdered,
10 Boxes w ~ w do1l e refined Loaf, for sale ly
FO!LETT, BRADLEY & Co.
Old Dock, Nov %, lSi3. 25
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PILES! PILES!

FIT the afflicted remember That, they have Rem
II edy in the Genuine Hay,' Eminent. Dozens
and dozcu> have been sold in tins vicinity within the
past two years te>yng TO its efficiency, a,
20 PECK IL SPEARS.
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LOOKING GLASSES.
I tS'r reed first rate ASSORTMENT, which w l.
y sold very low. HAGEK * ARTHUR
Burlington, Nov. ., 1913,
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IGGIN G.,

RIGGING.
= AAA lbs Tarred Rigging, from 10 inches,
SsSSS 600 lbs Hambro'me, 500 bis Marine,
500 Us SCUM Yarn, 100 lis Sail Irvine, togetl-
or with Sail Needles, &c, &c.
Also, Tons lest hand picked Oakum,
30 bis Tar, 30 do Pitch. 25 do Rosn, for
sale Y fO'.LETT, BRADLEY & Go.
Old Docl, Nov. 90 1913. rs
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NOTICE.

I Ca.e Cord Cambrlc>,
l 30 Piece Silerla-,
20 do Victoria TwilS,
HIch,J Drilling. Sa,in Jeans and Foun alion,
''''' " ''''' "''' Was, LOOMS & Co.
Mu'h 20 "A. As
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FRESH TEAS

rS Che>t~ prime Hy,on Skin Tea,
- 10 do Ezra do do do
100 Half Chests Young Hyson,
50 Caddy> Oh Eyson,
80 do Young Tyson,
10 Chests extra quality Old Hyson,
These Teas We're selected with great care and
from the latest mpor arion> and will be sold at New
York Johlers prlce>, and FREIGHT
FOLLtTT, BRADLEY d. Co.
Old Dock, Nov, %, 1913. 25
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-13
OLE BULL OurRuN.-In elancing ove

OLE BULL OUTRuN.-ln glancing oger a paper from Calcutta, VIC find an account of a traveller from the mountains of Norway, who has lately arrived in India, and is announced as wonders" being al bona fide Norwegian runner, who was about to.attempt the liseog- cry of the source of the White Nile, onfoot, and unattended. He expects to be absent from India only about four months, and he Is to go in direct lne, crossing deserts. and swimming rivers. Heuns degree in twelve hours, and can go three days without food or water, by merely taking dishsor two of syrup of raspberries, of which he carries small bottle, and when he does pfocnre food very small quantity will suffice; bnhwAen it is plentiful he eats enough for threa eays. This wonderful man carries with him only map, q compass, and Norwegian .axe. He has already inade some wonderful journeys, having gone from Constanimople to Calcutta and back in 59 days, for which the Sultan gave hin, -s$s2 s ,oo0, and from Paris to St Pe- tersburg in ] 3 days. He has certificates from the authorities at Calcutta and St. Petersburg verifying these very extraordinary facts. He is about 45 years of age, and slightly made. He trusts for safety in his periloas journey to his speed, as he says neisAef dromedary nor man can oYertaks him.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-13

In the county of Randolph, David Walk
 CT received GA In the county of Randolph, Lewis B.
 Fully received In the county of Saline, 4 chibald Yell
 received POI In the county of Saline, David Walker
 received I53 In the county of Scott, Archibald Yell
 received l99 In the county Of Scott, David Walker
 received q In the county of searcy, Archibald Yell
 received 122 '' In the county of Searcy, David Walker
 received 9S received 2g8 in the county of Yell, David Walker re-
 received es In the county of Yell, Lewis B. Tully
 received G $. In the county of scvicp Archibald Yell
 received 955 In the county of Seyer David Walker received i5O In the county Of seyier Lews.B Fully
 received In the county of St. Francis, Archibald
 Yell received s22 In the county of St. Francis, David
 Walker received I23 In the county of Union, Archibald Yell
 received 275 In the county of Union, David Walker
 received 20l In the county of Van Buren, Archibald
 Yell received TIC in the county of Van Buren, David
 Walker received 92 h the county of Washington, Archibald
 Yell received 79l In the county of Washington, David Walker received 493 In the county of Washington Lewis B
 Tully received In the county of White, Archibald Yell
 received lo2 In the county of White,- David Walker
 received IF In the county Of White, Lewis B Fully
 received In the county of Yell Archibald Yell Making in the aggregate, for Archibald eYn, l1,lI2 votes for David Walker, 7,5S2 votes; and for Lewis B. Fully, li2 votes
 Now, therefore, l, SAMUEL AnAMs, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority in vested by the laws of said State, do hereby de- clare Archibald Yell to be duly elected Representa- tive in the 29th Congress of the United States from the State of Arkansas for and during the period pre- scribed by law.
 In testimony whereof, have hcreunto set ] IS. my hand and caused the seal of said l' State to be affixed at Little Rock. on
 the 5th day of November \. D. lSl4.
 SAML ADAMS. By the Governor.
 D. B. GREER, Secretary of sia.s.
 v Ttsy
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-13

s"susan ny dear stand up and let the gen tleman see what you have learned at school. What does a c-h-a i-rspell2' '.l doa'eknow marm.n "Why you ignorant criiter, what do you always sit on: P ..Ohi marm, won'ttelln' "Won't tell why what on airth is the matter with the gal P ~speak, tell vou.n .Oh. didn't think you know'd it. it was Bill Cfoss's knee-bnt he never kissed me buttwice!' Earthquakes and applesase I saall lAinl p
 Esr.hann. .,r,,e.