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Cabinet and Chair
TTHE Subscriber offers for Sale on the BEST
IL TERMS, the following articles:

Il TERMS, the following articles:
large variety Of good Cabinet work.
A full assortment Of Chairs OF all prices from
eighteen dollars, down to fifty cents each.
Feathers OF the FIRST QUALIFY and no mis-
take.
Looking Glasses Of the thick heavy German
Plate and great variety of sizes.
Marble Grave Stones and ready made Collins.
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 & CuMsToN, Piano
Forte Manufacturers at Boston, would be
happy to shew at his house a sample of their
Instruments, which perhaps are the best APP
proved Of any ever manufactured in this or
any other County; are not liable 10 get out of
order; are warranted % give perfect salts
faction, and prices exceedingly low.
A. VAN DOORN.
Bratteboro, June 9TH, 1914. ii
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1T is HIGHLY IMPORTANT,

That, amidst the profusion of nostrums and pa
tent humbugs of the present day, the public
should be cautious as to the remedies they pur-
chase and use, when life is in danger from dis
ease. Ii is a notorious fact, that Worms, both
in children aud adults, often cause death; and
that very frequently they exist in the system
when il is not suspected
Many helpless child has been laid in the
grave, when the disease which induced its
death has been entirely misunderstood, and
when uorms have really been the cause.
Now, why not, in view OF this dangerous
enemy, make use of a remedy which many
years of experience have proved to be a safe
and certain remedu7
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Sash, Doors, & Blinds.

TVNHE subscriber has on hand, and will make
Il to order, all sizes and qualities of Sashes,
Doors and Blinds, plain and fancy, manuiectu-
red at the old stand lately occupied by Starkey
s. Morse, in Messrs. Hines f. Newman's Ma
chine Shop.
Aso-kept constantly on hand for sale, first
and second quality Pine Lumber. When not
otherwise engaged, the subscriber will take
jobs for framing or finishing buildings Of any
kind, either in or out of town. All work war
ranled, and done in good workmanlike manner.
SEWALL MORSE.
Brattleboro, April 10, ls44. ,fSS
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Whereupon il is decreed that hearing be had in
lne premises at the session of said Court TO be held
at Bratteboro, in said district on The los, Thnrs
day of July next, and that all interested be notified
OF the time and place of hearing by publication
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Phenix,
as soon may be. A, KEYES Raa,r
June q, 1874. s Ak
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TO the Probate Court for the District o.
Marlboro

John r. Stearns, administrator of the
W estate of ISAAC REED, JR., late of DUN.
merston, in said district, deceased, and represents
that the said Reed, in his life time and al The time
o: his decease, was under written contract TO deed
TO Leavltt Reed of said Dummerston, a lot of land
L---L.-.., niinss .is..t .,ii iher
on. heing about twenty acres also, one other piece
OF land IN said Dummerston, formerly conveyed
~ o samuel Porter to Jacob Laughton, December a.
leO9, containing about ten acres; also all The
wood on piece Of land in said Dummerston. of
about two acres, and situated on the North side Of
The farm on which Jonathan and Jacob Laughion
" lives. He therefore prays license 10 deed the
same TO said Leaviit Reed, according 10 said con.
tract JOHN F. STEARNS.
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MORE NEW GOODS.
WOOL CARDTNG
and Cloth Dressing.

ENflE subscriber informs his Customers and the
~ Public that he intends TO carry on the WooL
CARDINo, and CLorH DREssISo Business the en-.
suing His Machines are in good repair,
and he is ready to receive Wool for Cnrding. And
has employed faithful and experienced hands 10
attend 10 the business. Those who favor him with
their custom may depend on having their work
done with fidelity, despatch, and on reasonable
terms. WIN. II. WILLIAMS
Williamsville, June 10, 1874. 6wd2
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CONSU.MP TION AND R.AISING OF
BLOOD CURED.

| hereby certify that last August, Twas IT.
tackled with violent and profuse bemOrrhlV
from the lungs, severe cough, with the eIpor
toraiion of much mucus, pain in the head, sOlt
ness in the chest, and other distressing gnF
toms. bought bottle of DR.. TayOr's b.
sam of Liverwort, from SIS Bowery, Whth,
under the blessing Of Providence, gave me in
mediate relief. Its effect has been such inn!
case that cannot praise it loo highly.
CHARLES l.. SMITH,
$50 Tillery Street, BrOOkyr
April sth, 1s4s.
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LOVING AND FoRGIvING.


Oh, loving and forgiving-
We angel-words of earth,
Years were not worth the living
II We too had not birth
Oh, loving and forbearing-.
How sweet your missions here;
The grief that we are sharing
Hath blessings in its tear.
Oh, stern and unforgiving-'
Ye evil words of life,
That mock the means OF living
With never-endng strife.
Oh, harsh and unrepenting-
How would we meet the grave,
II heaven, as unrelenting,
Forbore not nor forgaveI
Oh, loving and forgiving-
Sweet sisters of the SOUL
In whose celestial living
The passions find control
, Still breathe your influence DER US
Whenever by passions crost,
And, angel.like, restore us
The paradise we lost
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For common cold and cough this is one o.
the very best remedies ever discovered. :,
N. B.-There is spurious and couniera'
article afloat and lately introduced into all par,
of the country. Therefore be careful logo
the genuine, which is from SIS BoweIy, M.
of the following agents, viz: DuIIV,NN IN, :
CLARK, Braitleboro; VIM & Chase, VIZ
tingham; F. Childs, Wilmington; 5: 4 W." ~
Cutting, Green River; John H. Wells rF
lows Falls; S. F. Thompson, Townsncela'
Plimpton s. Higgins, North WaTdsbOTo; \ &C. :.
NJ. Barrett, Grallon; Mortified Newer, q
maica; Niles Aldrich, Londonderry; Foster J
Parker, Weston; J. HadIey, Chester !.
- Beware of Counterleils, the genuine nn
new Steel Plate Engraved Wrapper, % q"
bottle. 6mo'
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HAYING TOOIS

GA ERMAN, Shear, and Cast Steel scythes. of
ut different manufactures. Also, scythe snaihs,
S scn orps, celebrated Cummington scythe
will be sold wholesale and retail, at the monufac.
turers prices. DICKINSON DAY a. 90
Bratteboro, June l6, 1874 Gw Aa
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SM0KED HAM, Salt Pork, and Lard, for
~ sale at the Bratileboro Market by
PRATT X BULLOCK.
Brat,eboro, May 8, 1914. 81
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HIS HI, FISH.

1000 LBS. Prime Goldfish. Also. Picked
III ~ ~ hCad6sh- SLsd--n----- Gil, ILL.,.
Fish, Halibut, Sword Fish, &c. for Sale h.
Brattleboro, June 10, 1914. 40
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PEMBERTON HOUSE!
Howard Street, Boston.

Opposite the head of Hanorer Street
GzI INHE subscribers having leased
GN4nsfa ~ the Pemberton House OF its
AN ss,R late and popular landlord Col. Muir
sE5st S 49, dock, would respectfully solicit the
%-7z1sssan11s~ patronage of their friends and the
public For convenience comfort and location 1t
is moi surpassed by any hotel in the city-and they
will assure those who may favor them with their
patronage, that no effort will be spared on the part
Of the subscribers to render their entertainment
eminently satisfactory.
ALBERT II. MURDOCH.
Boston, April 9, 1874. AZ
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PAPER.

s9a4A Cartridge, and Fancy Paper, very lowMat
'N BOOKSTORE.
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UtDOTo, HTlu AF IUUT UtalFIs OF ITt OOHHtNII'
cut river, that we are situated so as To I'll all
orders from The East for Flour, as the facilities
are such from Albany by Rail Road and River,
that il will be 20 the advantage Of all Flour
dc alers to purchase in This market, in prefer
ence TO New York.
We shall give our personal attention to for
warding the pure (fresh ground) Genesee
Flour, at the lowest market price, and ship TO
order J. c. STONE & CO.
Rochester, Monroe county. n. Y.,l
May o, 1874. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-02

Y M H1NNEI~ At TIT CIrY CAsII
Sr0HE " l35. Mae $
I1Wi1fB a ROOM. have IN received s#Hf
frlaHa. IhfE LAWNS. pafk4aHr. rrH eta,f
SaHm,r G.f. fr ia5.s, vcsf. Alec. artf
saHH.t ID afeurc ba1. nffscse ari paIerm.
auo., u I.e n,r,,f 49, noa nj efrnfly reduced
arae-. ts# sa.a ~ tap NIL ms some 81
Ht.fsc,i lsH3. I'D i.c season. may
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

A NV ARTICLE F0M -hAviNG.--FEhRE's
asd pronounced by those whs tired IL
exceed all others ~ making rich sad e Glen
Item having hrd boards aud tender faces requested
and ave tar trial ani # perfectly SATISFIED the
ell be urned ihe following OF the number Of let.
received by the nsnufac,nrer:-
NEW YoRK, Dec 18th, l8t3.
DEAR SIR,-Am)ng the ills that flesh heir fssir) -
not the least espee iy when traye,s 'an unshlvn chin
Reiunsg rece ty ram excursion, when arriving Col
ehesrr Cons stepped into store aud the my
excelent friend Wheeler Esq observing nay h,if.
presented mea pot Of your Shaving Cram With life
devoted 70 sc,esic pursuits am acquainted with
the compounds produced during the
highly tesm If saponne hus offer yoo OPP
may be obtainsd j. th's city. yonIs Sc.
4 G H. RR1s, Fsa, JONATHAN DODGE, MD
For any quantity by the az Mt Ne y
Maiden ,ne; also BY all the principal Drueg,su and Fancy
Good dealers ia the City w HOLBEHr ON .
ms innsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

PARIS, March 2, 1874.
Mr.. Satvamdy and the King-England and the
Society Islands Railways and La6tte-Finances
and Garnier Pdges-Crime and Charity-BaAs
and 1heatres-Eugene Sue and Jules Janin, SC.
JAMES CT. BENNETT, Eso:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDR ODE n
T,HE HIGHEST pRiCES e,she ooansd sy gentlemen or.
fsa ies WHO deirou. OF convertins thei lett on
ing apparel int, cssh
To hmilie gentlemen utug the city, or changing .ss
dence wing ruous effects dispose Of will
much their advantage for the subscber who viii
attend them at their residence oy appgin ment.
J LEVENSTYN,
466 broadway, an stairs.
A line through the Pot Office, otherwise will receive
prompt attention. mai i'm eod-r re
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TO COUNTRY Merchants.
- BOOTS AND SHOES
WILSON InINSny

is"eee.p to John tlulching) have removed from
lf2 Chatham street, and completed their ~
f spring Goods comprising the greae.t variety and arg
of Boots aud Shoes that be found
rSSc9 Bo'sns 5000 ladies' leather do 5000 ladies'
fine Freuch do 1900 Wet Backs Chlldren Shoes of all
kinds ,nd 900 aes Caters, black coore so CO.
KRIS do 3, boys AID outs' do oter ara
icss that POSSIBLY be called for the aid sh, line
Tor sale, 42 h,tam et opposite IN Chatham Theatre
~ B. The ofened ill 10 O'Clock evening yiyue
couatry merchants opportunity purchase
wise engaged ma ns.c
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- ONLY LOOK AT THIS and see the as =
IN tonishingow prices Of BOOTS and SHOESs

- ONLY LOOK AT THIS and see The as -
tonishingiow prices of BOOTS and SHOESs2
that are selling off the New and Fashionable Ot and
Shoe Store, Of Greenwich and Murray IS,
gentemen's fine Frrach ard NATIVE calf double
A,se large sssortnent IF genemens eoys and youhs
cali and kip Shoes Of the latest and
also aIg assort Helt Of ow priced Boots aud Shoes pig
ged aud sewed for boys and youths and
The Lade. Of New York and is, yiemiy will snd their
did ssormsnt Of gasr Boots. Buskins Slippers aud Ties r
all the different coors and most fashionable styles There
usn: sI1,ped With leather bottoms ladies' d.; Mccsasss
dSen's, Of all kids, in ndacce aud ch-an.
Don't mistake the nube 1853 Green ch street.
Murrayst WRIGHT. CALHOUN eco
fc28 I'M ec
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SAVE YOUR SHILLJNGS

M6 All that III ofsood Caters Shoes, -
x1o3 or Buskins are requested to call tWALsER'S III
c9rser Of broadway and Canal street Ladiy CATERS
Misses and ChdTens CATERS Of all col0rs sizes
Of the latest French Fashionable CHI offered Alo
the greatest assortment Of Gents fine French Calf Dress
srtcbed at So Those who purchase At this old es,.
oshmen are sure cal the best evidence Of the
. 2 Remember ak rps Cheap Boot aud Shoe Store
alY DfOanWaY, corner CaAaI atTcel fkt In sec
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ LADIES AND GENTLEM EN-.
ALL WHO WEAR the above articles andw ish
had better lose calling the fashionable BO
Shoe Stores of SECOR Nos. 1904 and 1911 Gev vSn
where all rh with article
style make ashiou and finish. per-
haps equalled iG this city
s. r 8 begs appre particular tbosei and gentle
who consider we'll fixing boo, CATER
article the tout ensemble Of all within ths eo monde
1901 or 81 Greenwich street the only p New York
they 6pead on being sui ed
~ B.-Lades aud Misses Caters, Shoes, &c., aways ON
hand 10 endless variety.
nj ? Remember. 1904 and l6l Greenwich street. n
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TAPSCOTT'S
GENERAL EMlGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE
M & & &
ARRANGEMENTS FOX leA
subscribers beg call the tte of their friends and
the public generally to their superior men fo
EngI..a ireland, Scotland and Wa1es
RrHC NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL JACKETS,
COMPRISING
THE QUEEN OF THE WEST, 1850 tons
THE SHERIDAN, 1000 tons.
The ROCHEsTE eOo tons.
THE GARkICK, 1000 IONS
THE HOTTINGUER, 1000 tons.
THE kOSCIUs 1900 tons
THE LIVERPOOL, 1850 tons.
THE SlDCONS, 1000 tons
Sailing om Liverpool twice month, and
rHE UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
composed Of superior first class American packets sailing
from Liverpool four times in each month, the ships
which those whose passage be h
will come i'll, and it well xown fact the above naed
packets the cent aoat the frequency
thsir sailing beng five the possibility
Of being essary detained Liverpool Re
aud the wishes friends Mr. VIM Tappscott the
firm has Liverpool supernn the departure for this
country OF such whose he engaged with
the subscriber fact, which to those Mr. W.
T. sufficient guarantee that they will receive
ton from him and be quickly and comfortably dispatched
will be promptly r-and,d without any deduct,onas usual
Recommendations euttng can be supplied with
PAYABLE FIRE Of dizconn
oter cnarye n every principal town In England Ireland
Scotand und Wales ft
Apply tn Dy lsuer, post paid e ,,,,,,
to
,3s WIN TAPSCOTT Liverpool
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BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of the above named article.
be had at the Manufacturers Depot No. Pearl ST.
New York
Among hand may be found in part the follow og
Ae-sxBoy.' Zip pegg Boots Mems Boys Thick Brogans
Do do u aud Sal do Do do Kip Pegsed do
Do do Pump Sole do Do do do Sewed do
Do do Half Welt do Do do Calf DO do
Do do do Calf do D. do do PeQped do
Do Calf S,wed do Do de- Pa mp Sole do
DO Stou, Peggea do DO do Goat and Sral do
Asd great variety # Womens, Ai.ss. and Chldren s
Buskns Boobies Slippers, &c &c. and sewed togeh
with general Of Palm Leaf and eghorn fats.
Country merchasts Others invited to call and examine
All sold lew frr city cceptances
GALE u co, No 200 Ps,rI street,
ma lmse u. S Hotel Buildipg Y
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PIONEklt A y D fArl E>r fAtkET LIN FOX
PITTSBURG,
BY THE PENTsYLVANiA CANAL RAILROADS.
New Boats been placed tire Line and
made that be desired the comfort OF travel
lers.
The Interesting country whih the route renders it the
az e.able that be taken for the West.
For ismli travelling ard preferable TO all other
NO eott accommodations
bad the boats ample coEpe hey in charge Of
eenced attentive and obsIg captaus 80 that the trip
PHILADELPHIA TO PITrSBURG.
is repCered one of pie rather than toll.
FARE ONLY $40.
OFFICE N. f. CORNER -FOUR tn AND CHESTNUT
sTREkTS,
WHERE every asormat may be Obtained
also b. secur.d Is south Third 81, aud a the
DAPisr, ga MARKET STREET,
who're the Cars start from morning. st9 o'.iork
mS6 I'm re A. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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SPRING FASHIONS,
At THE IN n s'ST. nj 1911 " L. Mt

Magasin de Modes, 60 Canal street.
MADAM BthfMAN, in returning haass for the last eight
~ years Patronage bess rost respectfully nm her
friends aud the public that she has received
ring fashions from beg 70 be vor with earl
III 70 examine he's vsred and elegant stock styles
Of Silk a. well AZ Straw Hat,
Mad, ne H. hates hssef that the unrivaed in
city both a. TO Style quality share and price cali will
convince them Of the fact
MAGAZIN DE MODES,
m2f lmsm ca Canal street.
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AZ UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
-Pack't Of The 4th AprilThe spl-ndld fast sal ing
kynd f,yorita packet ship sHa KsPEARE 1000 tons
burhes Captain Minor, will sal positively above her
regular aShe has excellent ACCOMMODATE for cabin
cpnd cabr sserage passerge those about proceedag
70 the Old Csunry will do we'll u select tn Shakspere
f. any other shpsec0ns cabin passengers tak.n
rates These wishing to berths should make
smediate application board, foot II Wall st, to
w. & J. T. TAPSCOIT, 43 Peck slip.
Persons wishing to send for their freuds o1 Gom
n. Old Country have hem brought ia the above my III
ship otner the regular line, aIlng from Liver
pe he LIST 9Th ith 10TH 2st and S6th OF every monsh
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WEDDING PARTIES,

BA l. l. 5 k o u rs, &c.
SUPPLIED 18th al the different varieties Of Pastry Iced
- Fruit Pound AID Srsnge Case, UnameEtd Pyramid,
Rout Cake Of Al. the desnt varieties and the
Of Tea Cake tnat be Obtained establishment
he ely Also all kinds Of Bscuit from Plp Bread the
mslss Picuic the .bl- Ffoh Pies Of seasonabe variety
ruff Paste forms for Dime Par.ies.
Orders snfuy received any Of the city
country JAMES TOMPSON,
At he Premium Bakery, ~ Lspenard. Church.
m I'm m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-03

PARsoN MILLER has formally and INDEFINITELY
postponed day BY him for destruction Of
world in the opinion that be
DESTROYED other, and hat People would do
well prepared for tho event" Ifa who agree with
Parson last conclusion be called M Her
ites there doub, tina, this las, publication of
his, effective in multiplying prosaIyes than
all his former abors.
Too FAsT.-One day or other, may look
for great acciden. pushing locomotives
Of their eed. Tne distance from London Bristol
liz tnes, and YET wonderful relate if i, be true,
hour and a haJ! IT'S lake flying.
A Long LEvsE.-Eight acres in the town OF
Portland leased hundred and five wears ago for
nney-nine years. The heirs hunting the docu-
property the lease having expired, and the
ground occupide by valuable building.
A new steamer, 10 feet long, called the Re-
public, and be propelled by Blossoms ged
each eight feet IN diameter, launched New
York last Saturday morning This vessel is rugged
with masts and 10 between New Orleans and
Matagorda n a regular packe.
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nj a II 10 n Ill o u : T.
CA.IBREDCE CITY.
Ga Asa l A.5I04la

FAVING for some months occupied this well known
1 and popular Hotel, woul1 return his grateful thanks
the travelling public who have literally patronzed
house, inform his friends and the pubic generally
expects in the stand for OF
years. I'D pains will be spared his part to enter
ain those who may call upon him, in style which VIII
make them comfortable well furnished table, pleas
and comnodous rooms, and polite attention can make
His stable attended by careful and ski;ifu ost
Ter, aud his graineries well supplied with provinder lie
respectfully socts continuance of the public patronage
Cambridge City, la, Jolly y, 1913 3Utt
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il Z g :zs ~ O 81 u
HOTEL.


Corner Of Ma nd Marion streets
ME proprietor Of tbs favorably well known HOTEL,
has moved into IL himself. and - determined
and improve It's previous character. The comfort Of
the Traveller shall be his nim aud
repairs the building Ia house.
his well his lneiina would induce him to
make equal roue road. lie hopes
that shall
Prices suited the times. J. w. GILBERT.
December 18th. 1871. 50f
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Sh criff's ale.

10y of n execution M directed from the
ID Wayae Circuit Court | viii expose public sale
Court House door Cenirevil Wayne county, ind
the 5th day May 1914, between the hours of
O'Clock, and four o7cock, NJ said day. the
following described Real Estate, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of section number twenty five,
(25) township number fifteen (l5) range number
containing hundred and sixty acres. less
Taken the property Of benjamin. W. Elliott TO satisfy
execution in favor Of John H. Bruce.
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff w. c.
March 29th, 1914 Sl.50 l7:l5
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MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS .
T EX A..

We need do Than call attention tho letter
Gen Jackson The subject Of The Anae
The motive of the getsrs up Of hi. letter
9 misunderstood.
Another Letter from the Old Hero AID states.
From the Richmond Eng uirer.
Extrect offs letter General Andrew Jackson dis
tintuished member Of Congress, dated
HsanrAoE. March II. 1874.
''Ths golden moment obtain Texas mns' not
lost TxxAs MUST, NECEssiTY be thrown into
The Of England and TO TIE UNITED
SrArxs! Need call your attention the situation of
the United S,a,es-Engand il possession Of Texas in
sse, alliance offensive aud defensive, and conending for
California; How easy would it be for Great Britain
iDterpose Sufficient prevent immigration Cali
tho United States and supply her garrison from
Texas Every AMERIcvN, whom they view this,
danger New Orleans from British from
Texas, MUST UNITE ANNEXATION
Of Texas TO THE UNITED STATES twill be a strong
AROUND UNIoN. and d against all
foreign 'nvasion ageressioa say again. let not Gis
opportunity clip regain Texas may elude grasp
roRTvKR Of blood and millions of money.
from tho evils that may brought upon US!
will rai)y he treaty, which have doubt, wiH be
promptly entered into. l again cay to you that
MOMENT MUST LOST, NECESSITY COMPILE
Texas TO LOOK ELsEwHE rRorECTIoN ANDsAFETY''
ANDREW JACKSON.
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z gI u z & Z
ID
BLANK BOOK MANUFAcTORf.

ME undergned would respectfully INFORM the pubic
thai manufacture 10 order ali kinds OF
BLANK BOOKS in good style and OF superior paper
prepared 10 furnish County Clerks. Auditors. an3
Teasaess with Books of the latest and most improve
form. recently received patterns from Inc Auditor OF
State Old Books will be rebound, and all kinds of
ideals ami bound III good style. and as Low
CASH they can be done elsewhere lie soliciss a
share Of patronage.
The BINDERY is in the Immediately over the
Book Store L. ;. PkEStOII-
Richmond. Jan. Ism. 1913 BY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-03
Fahnestock's Pain Soothing Lnirncnt.

VIE most valuable preparation nav in for the
lief Of Rheumatism. Strains, Pains, and swelling
about the joints aw-ache, sore throat, &c. &c. Also
plants Of Horses, where any Iniment would be
likely give relief. Prepared ard sold, wholesale and
retail. by Be1lneH Pretior & Co Covingon. Ky
For sale in Richmond a BOOK STORE
Jan. 10. ISL. 3u