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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-19

% DIR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 East Bahimore-st.,
tyfh door east Of Front-THE BRsT SERIES OF MEpI-
cINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, 10 wit:-Indian Vegetable Purifying and
Anti-bious Pills % cents a box; Tonic Vegetable
Bitters, 25 cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific 50 cents
bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents a bottle; New
Emeuc Preparation, l2s cents vial; Pediluvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l23 cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption Coughs, Colds &c
37I cents bottle; New Remedy for Group l2a cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, Il pre-
ci0us medicine for mothers and infants so cts bottle:
Rheumatic Liniment and Embrscaton, aud accom-
panlmen!s, 81; Sovereign Remedyfor Piles 50; Dyson
terry Cordial 50 cts a bottle, &c. &c &c. Printed d-
rections for the administration of these remedies ac
company each article. ~ 3. Advice given by DR..
w. free of charge. ml3-tf
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A CLEkGYMAN KILLED. We learn from the
Pittsburg Chronicle, that the Rev. James Ora
ham, of Williamsburg, was thrown from his
horse few days ago which took fright from
his hosting an umbrella, and was so badly in
jured that he has since died. Mr.. G.. was
about seventy years ofage, and was we'll known
and highly respected.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-19

ny E. y. FRY Eit, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICruRE FRAMES
WINDOW CURNlCES, &c. SC
CO IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, sc. SC.
Frames Te-gullt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. NORTH GAY STREET
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FAcroR1Es. The Philadelphia Inquirer
states that new and extensive cotton man
ufactory is in progress of erection near the
Wire Bridge, which, when in action, will en-
ploy 800 hands. Awoolen factory, near the
above, has been recently enlarged, is now i'll
full operation, and employs 800 persons
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-19

ME = n YOUR TOTHET COMpLECVf e.
I'VE This cannot be done unless you have the CIR
CASSlAN COSMETIC, it is the best preparation
known FOR beauutyiEg asd promoting the growth OF
Tue hair, 1t removes dandru scuTf Sc, and is par.
tlcuary useful TO the Ladies as it not only prevent;
me mar rem falling out but gives il Softncss and
brilliant appearance, which can't he cxcelled. For
KED OR GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS, use the
ClRCASSlAN HAIR DYE-it changes the hair to Il
Beautiful natural looking brown, auburn or black.
without staining the skin i'll the least. Tryn-vou
VIII not regrett. Look ont for counterrits and pur-
chase Of none but advertised agents. Prepared and
sold wholesale aud retail by
SAMUEL REED, Chemist
corner Gay and Saratoga streets,
And at retail by j. W BARRY
Jel9-lm corner Pearl and Market sts
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-19

GOLD PENS GOLD PENS!i A fresh
Va supply received this day aud for sale by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street.
jel9 second door from Calvert
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AnwA FOX RENT. Brick stable anu car
TTTTff rage House in excellent repair. on John nj
IsfaH ley, near Franklin-st Rent, S2t per MONTH
A Lot adjoining the above, bounding 80
feet on the alley, running back 10 feet will be rented
or ieaSeh ON very low terms Inquire at l2l Eutaw-
ST., east siue; ain door above Franklin. jclSd
NER.J. HOUCK having removed his office
~ TO No. 43 HOWARD STREET, between Pratt
and Lombard streets, respectfully offers his profess
slona services to the public in the practice of med
cine, surgery &c Office hours from 8 TO A. NJ.
from to d 7. NJ. ielQp o1v
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INVESTMENTS MADE TO BETTER ADVAN-
4 VANTAGE AT NJ. DOYLE'S Capital Prize De.
pot opposite the Railroad Depot, next to Bradshaw
Emitted States Hotel than at other place in Baltimore
Persons that invest from S. to $40 in certificates Of
packages and get from 5000 to 000 may be said
TO have made very far investment YET these things
try for yourselves.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets S. shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. Certificates of 81 whole tickets will be
issued at $l2 half tickets SO cents certificates of %
halves will he issued at So; quarters 25 cents; cert
fcates of y quarters will be issued at S3-may draw
over $4,000
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur.
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, or SHARE. All ORDERS pee
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
II (al Opposite r, o. K. 3. Depot,
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THE WEsLEyANs IN LOWER CANADA. A
Montreal correspondent of the Rochester De-
mocrat gives the following statistics ofthe Wes-
leyan Methodists in Lower Canada. Number
of chapels, 81; places of preaching, 1871; mis-
sionaries, l9; Sabbath schools, 4S;scholars, o.
5i5; local preachers, So Sabbath school teach
srs, 1858; class leaders, 1872; members Of church,
Ais; regular hearers, 20 1000.
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q tOSTft ENESS. Persons afflicted with this
" dreadful Ralady will find immed relief by
using HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILLS. For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, lO8 BaIti-
more St. and a, his Old stand corner of Charles aud
fratt SIS. iel9
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q TGEISTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
u Glorious continuation of iuck!-Our offices beat
ing down all opposition Comb y % 60, the grand
prize OF $4,000, being the second capital prize and
worth the neat sum of S4250, was sold at eur offices
Yesterday, III that way of all ways buy Lottery
ticket, by the package Drawn Nos. of class %,
40 IL 10 % 62 , 60 10 10 il 32 l6 80 90
Draws TODAY, Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
class %. - Nos. lottery, Is drawn ballots
SCHEME.
prize Of $,l5000 | prize of s2,50O
10000 10 90 1000
me- 5,soo 10 5U0,&C.
Tickets S500-sharcs in prop0rton
GG9- Small Fry OIL SATURDAY-S4OO0 for 81; Grs
20 cts. full package of whoes for S3t; qrs, 1897.
Tickets by the Package single sh re, for sale at
EGEkFONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st and Exchange Place; or
IL Corner Commerce and Pratt Streets
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ERERsONs Ar A DIsTANCE. disposed L

EBERsONS AT a DISTANCE. disposed to
M Try their luck in any of the BRILLIANT LOT
TERlES now drawing daily in Baltimore, are respect
my invited TO send on their orders the undelsgn
ed, which viii be attended TO with promptness and
hdeiy, aud the result made known immediately after
me drawings, free of postage. The capital prizes in
the yaTenS Lotteries range from $50, 900, $50 600
SOUO $1,000, to $4,000, and the price of tickets vary
from $40, IS, So 81, SO, $3.50, ST. to 81 each Pack
ages csme 10 Si0, 500, $50 S6s $780, SIS, $40, and
70 eacn which comprise all the Nos. in the Lottery.
no postage need be paid letters ordering tickets al
this office. Address
JAMES FLETCHER & CO., Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers.
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I,n.,,,... NIJVI1'ITg EIV INTIINI
GROUND RENTS WANTED, iplQ.
WATCHES AND JEWEI.RY.
II

w BALTlMORE-Sr., opposite the Museum,
Is determined TO offer goods AT prices that will insure
speedy sales His stock is varied and com pete as
any IN Baltimore, to which he is daily addng fresh
supplies OF Ladies' Cameo, Lava and other BREAST
FINS ana BRACELETS: Bracelet Clasps: Finger and
Ear Rings; Pencils; gold Chains; LocketS plated and
Britannia Goods, &c.
oNQ Also, WATCHES of all kinds, Of his own
T1JM importation, warranted the best and cheap
lG% sc est in this market; and, being practical
1's--%s@ workman, great care is taken in selecting
Such Watches as m list prove satisfactory to the wear
or. Fine Watches Repaired.
jeI7eott'r CORNER, opposite the Museum.
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WIN. II. ExEEVIL,
TFRAyELLING DRESSES. We have

DRESSES. We have lust
III received an assortment of articles for Travelling
Dresses, viz:
ALPACAS, browns green's, states, fawn, arab &c.
Trey Pongee; superfine "a Brown Linen
french MerinOes; plain Mouslines, sc.
iot OF cheap Worsted Plaids, for bathing dresses
Silk Oil Cloths, for Caps.
great lo of large heavy WOOLLEN SHAWLS,
Cheap for travelling
Beautiful aew style Cheuisetts; French Collars, Sc.
foulard Silks; Muslins; Ginghams.
HAMILTON EASTER & co,
istS-S. aO3 Baltimore street.
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Il for sale at the New Literary Depot, 2e0A BAL
TlMORE STREET. Just received, fresh supply of
ABELLINO, the Bravo Of Venice This is better
than Rnaldo Rnaldin.
The SMUGGLERs, by James, % cents, and many
others Fcret's Cheap MUSIC.
c. A. HINCKLEY, Jr.,
jel9 sells the Weekly Herald.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-19

JAMES YOUNG, Secretary.
NIB. The Select Board will also meet at the sane
lime and place. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-19

Wool GRowtNG AT THE WEST. Western
papers are congratulatng the people on the fair
clips Of wool realized for the first time in many
sections this spring. In Jackson county, Mich.
the yield is estimated at $4,000 lbs, worth
Sl2, 800. With good care, in a country where
land costs next to nothing, the increase of
focks will about pay the cost of keep. Wool
and wheat growing, aided by clover, timothy
and plaster, will soon be the prominent branches
of Agriculture in Michigan, Wisconsin and IL
linOs
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r7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. I2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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FRoM MExICo-Thc enlistment Of Santa
Anna The N. o. Picayune, which has re-
ceivcI advices from Tamplco to the lst inst,
learns that Santa Anna has been banishcd foI
life, and that he would proceed to England
1t will be recollected that we have already an
noIuced his arrival at Havana. 1t is also said
that the whole Of his Ministers would ba DANISH
ed for six years. 1t has been proposed in Con
grcss To adopt new tariff, which was expected
soon to be published as the law of the land
The design was to fix the rates OF import be-
tween those now in force and the rates o! 1872.
The Mexican Government was IN hopes OF set
Ting the Texas question amicabIy Inc hehel
was current in the capital that Texas would
agree to the terms Of recognition proposed
On the ED ult a conducta arrived at Tam
pico with 81 100000, nearly the whole OF
which was shipped in the British West India
mail line steamer Midway. Business was dnl!
in Tampico, owing to the absence OF British
goods in the market.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is ls45.

UNSATISFACTORY oFBALTIN1tr
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SEAsoNAGLE IllNrs. The New York Sun,
noticing the sudden death of person from the
effects ST the heat, says that when an 1ndiyidu-
al 'is prostratod by stroke Of the sun, vola-
tile spirits should boimmcdately applied to the
whole surface of the body, rubbing the patient
very brisky with coarse cloths, taking care
not to nnict pain by undue pressure. Some
warm cordial should be Immediately poured
into the mouth, and if this cannot be done, it
should be administered in some other FORM
BY the time those present have made these ap-
plications, physician SHOULD be in attendance
to carry out the means of restoration so we'll
began.
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LETTER BAss ur AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For bfsmcn-Ship Columbus, with de patch
For Bremen-Ship Marianne, soon.
For observation-disclosures Henry Kelsey soon
For Valparaiso, &c.-Barque George Henry. l3ah
pT06ino.
For Bremer-Barque Ernst s. Gustav, soon
For River La PlatI--Brig Amazon soon.
For Matseles--brig George Cardner 25th inst
For Kingston, Jam Brig GlamOrgan, few days
For Nassau, N. P.-SchT. Morning Star. 2lst inst
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WILL be sold at Public Vendue, on Sat-
W ulday the Goth day Of August inst, at
one O'Clock p. NJ, at the house of Roswell
Powers, Of Chesterfield, deceased, the follow
ing articles, viz:
Two Yoke Of Oxen; four Cows;
One Calf; two old Hogs; one Cart;
One one Horse Wagon; one single Sleigh;
One single Harness; one double Harness.;
Two Flows; one Harrow.
also
Iron bar; Chains; Grindstone and various 9TH
er Farming Tools. Also, one Cooking Stove
and furniture; two Beds and beding; and lot
of other household Furniture.
Conditions Of sale made known at the time
and place of sale.
OLIVER FARNsW ORTIZ, Admir-.
Chesterfield, August Is, ls45. 81
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YNHE Fall Term will commence Wednes-
Il day Sept Sd, and continue ~ weeks. Il
is believed that the advantages Of this Insttu-
ton have never been better than under the
present management; and the Trustees are
happy in seeing the favorable opinion of the
Public, as manifested in the extent of their
continually increasing patronage The superb
or mode Of Instruction adopted by the teachers
has been tested by too many, 10 need now
remark.
a. a. Ran,iey, Principal; a. r. Salisbury,
Preceptress; .AdaiSne r. Cobb, teacher Of
French, Painting, and Drawing; VI. A. Bad
lam, teacher of Piano Forte; Scion Siisbg,
teacher Of vocal music, and the Organ. Other
competent assist nce has been engaged.
No pains will be spared in preparing expert
ments, with an excellent apparatus, in frequent
Lectures on Philosophy and Chemistry. board
is cheap, and students, 80 any number, can
now be accommodated; The best opportunities
are afforded TO Self BoGrders and to clubs-
Tuition will be the same, in proportion, as
formerly.
o. HUTCHINSON, Sec.
Chester, Aug. ~, 1645. 81
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DIED.

In West Townshend, on the 9TH inst, Henry
Sawyer, son Of Zadock Sawyer, Esq. aged IL years
In Grafton, July 90, Capt. Jonathan Stearns, Of
Rockingham, aged 54-a soldier Of the Revolution.
In Rockingham, June 9th, Mrs Louisa, wife Of
Horace Whitcomb, aged 30 years.
In Grafton, July 2lst, Mrs Susan Evans, aged 81.
lE Fitchburg, Aug. s, Mrs Mary, wife of Mr.
James Wilder, late from Vernon, VT, aged 49,
In Hinsdae, N. H., July ID, ofconsumption, Mr.
John Smith, aged 50.
In Bcrnardston, Aug. II, Mrs Mary Allen, widow
of Simeon Allen, deceased, and late widow Of DR.
Samuel Fagg of Bernardston, aged 70 years
In Bernardston, Aug. IA, Mr. Daniel Leonard
AT Saratoga Springs, where she had gone for the
benefit other health, Aug Is, Mrs Sarah Cushman,
wife Of Hon. r. l.. Cushman Of Bernardston, aged
SO.
10 Mortified, Mass. July "a, widow Hannah
Foster, sged g. 1881 a0
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W Our neighbor is informed that we have no
especial desire TO administer to his misery IL he
continues to labor to promote SO rotten cause as
his new tangled, patent democracy with the Their
momcter at 90 degrees, he will need of ouI
aid to give him sweat. You did well, Mr. Demo.
cral when you, in the midst of one Of your articles
of last week, suddenly turned off, and commenced
talking about shower baths and cooling showers oil
rain Much better for cooling the blood, than Loco
Foco politics. Hope you are convalescent, neigh
Dor. A few more dOuehts, and continued absence
from your Loco Foco diet, and you'll be quite we'll
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-22

NJ GRAHAMs MAGAZINE for August comes TO
us rather tardy, but well laden with the contribu-
tons of brilliant array of writers. Prof. Long
| fellow gives some beautiful lines "Rain in
| Summer; the inimitable Joseph G. Neal, James
R. Lowell, Fanny Forester, Mrs. Ann s. Ste-
phens are also among the contributors to the Au-
gust number. The No is beautifully embellished
with three fine engravings. One well executed
portal. of DR.. Mitchell, favorite contributor of
| Graham.
We believe this work is quite favorite among
the Ladics-and why shouldn't il be9 with such an
array of Lady and Gentlemen authors to fs.-;sh
The material. Besides, in its mechanical execution
Graham is an honor and an ornament to our coun-
try. Everything about it is purely American, and
is we'll deserving of the patronage of qmsyiedn La
dies.
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Mount Cesar Seminary.

TOHN S. LEE, A. b. has been secured as
- Principal and Teacher in the Languages.
FRANcis A. March A. b., an accurate
and thorough scholar will take charge Of the
Departments OF Mathematics and Natural Sci
ences.
Miss MARION f. BRIDGMAE, an accomp-
lished teacher, late from Quaboag Seminary,
will give instruction in Music, Drawing and
Painting.
Instruction will be given in all branches usu-
ally taught in similar institutions, including
the French and German languages. So
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THE PATENT
GALvANIC RINGS,
MAGNETIC FLUID.

FNVHIS remarkable discovery has received the
Il universal appreciation OF the Medical pro-
iesson Of Great Britain, and has now been SUI
ficently long before the American public TO
give lair test OF its power and efficacy. The
Patent GalUanic Rings have been found to an
swer all the purposes FOR which the ordinary
Calvanic Battery, or Electric and Magnetic
machines are used, but are without any OF The
Injurious shocks which accompany the applica-
ton by those instruments, and in many other
respects are more safe and certcinin accom-
plishing the desired object
The Galvanic Rings have been used with
perfect success in all eases Of ISieumatism, g.
cute or chronic, applying 10 the head, face or
limbs; Gout, Tie Doioreur, Tooihaeho, Bnon-
chitfs, TerIsgo, Nervous or Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsey, Epilepsy, Fits,
Cramp, Paipiiation Of the Heart, apopiery,
Stiffness Of Joints, Eumbdgo, Spinal Com
plants, Neuralgia, General Debility, Def
cheney of Nervous Energy, and all Nervous
disorders. Their extraordinary effect upon
the system must be witnessed TO be believed,
and as certain preventive Cor the preceding
complaints, they are equally TO be recommend
ed. The Galvanic Rings are in every way
perfectly harmless and are sold at prices to be
within the reach Of ALL. Christie's Magnetic
Fluid is used in connection with the Rings, TO
render their efficient action. certain and TO di-
rect the Galvanic influence 10 particular parts
which are affected. For numerous certificates
OF the highest character regarding the efficacy
OF the Galvanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid,
reference is made to former advertisements, or
they may be seen at the office. The only
Agency in New York is at 1874 Fulton street,
(Sun Building.)
10 To guard against fraud, DR. Christie
will appoint but one Agent in each of the cities
OF the Eastern States. The only agency for
Windham Co., VT, is at MORSE g. MIL
LER'S, Brattieboro, where testimonials of''the
efficacy of said Rings and Fluid can be given
Bratteboro, Aug. %, 1845. II SO
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Honesty is the best Policy.

The maxim is as perfectly true in political
affairs as in any other. Though dishonesty
NAV for time be successful, still its speedy
ruin is inevitable. In an enlightened Republic,
party cannot long sustain itself by deceit and
corruption. lfthIs were not so, the idea OF pop
uIar self-government would be the idlest CHI
mera in the world. The American people are
something else than the helpless playthings Of
cunning demagogues. They may be mis aid
for time, but they are incapable Of remaining
in an abiding, permanent state OF deception
Our opponents have acquired the supremacy
by means of the grossest imposition and fraud;
but they must not expect TO retain that suprem-
acy by the same means. The tariff question
alone is enough to effect their downfall. Con-
gress only has 10 meet, and their hollow pre-
fences will be tested. The miserable game OF
bo-peep they have so long been playing with
the country will then have TO cease, The
time for serious and decided action will have
come and how are they prepared to meet II I!
The South are thirsting Tor the hearts blood
of the Tariff, and will have no connection with
a party who will not lend its efficient aid to de-
stroy II; while the most incalcuabe benefits Of
its existence have been so clearly demonstrated
20 the great mass of the North, that the party
who would deprive it Of being cannot stand be-
fore them moment. This question must be
met and the "Democracy" must take sides one
way or the other WiTe-pulling, log-rong,
and every species of political legeTdemain, may,
and doubtless will, be practised But all to no
purpose. Our opponents will have TO express
nnequivocally, by decisive acts, whether they
are or are not, the friends of Protection. And
no one who has watched recent developemenls,
can doubt which way they will commit them
selves. The fiat "THE TARIFF MUST
BE REDUCED TO A REVENUE
STANDARD" has already gone forth from
Washing ton, and the party dare not refuse to
execute Il. When this is done the doom of
Northern Locoiocoism is sealed. Let the
Wing party then preserve and perfect its or
ganizaion, and in lS4S, under the glorious
banner Of Protection to American Industry, we
shall asauredly grin splendid national vic
tory.-VL WGtchman.
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MARRIED.

AT the Vermont House in this village, on the
18th inst, by Rev. 4. Robinson, Mr. George Merri-
am, and Miss Melinda P. Gates, both of Ashburn-
ham, Mass.
Also at the same place, by the same, on the 10Th
Mr. Abner s. Phillips, and Miss Lucinda HARDWOOD
both Of Athol, Mass.
At Newfane, on the 18th inst, by Benz. Orms.
bee, ESQ, Mr. Mason Bennett 10 Miss Jane A
Moore, both Of Newfane
In Marlboro, by Rev. J. l.. Smith, Mr. William
Arms, TO Miss Elizabeth Wadleigh, Of Guilford.
In Westmoreland N. II. Aug z, Capt. Theodore
Cole to Miss Livilla Gleason Of w.
In keene, N. II. Aug. IL, Mr. Daniel Ellis Of
Boston, TO Miss Elizabeth Ann Thompson Of X.
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FARM FOR SALE.
County Tempcrance Meeting.

THE Annual Meeting of the Windham
Il County Total Abstinence Society will be
holden at Wilmington, on Tuesday the 9Th
day Of September, at 10 O'Clock A. M. II is
hoped that there will be full attendance from
all the towns in the County, both from the
present exigency of the Temperance cause,
and the anticipated interest of the meeting.-
II is expected that the services of DR. Jewett
of Massachusetts, will be secured for the occa-
sion. Let there be general rally, that a
new impulse may be gwen to this work of re-
form; the end of which is not yet. The hos
pitalites of the place will be cordially extended
to those who may attend.
In behalf Of the Executive Committee,
j. G. FOSTER, Secretary.
Brattleboro, Aug. 10, ls45. So