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THE CUETEVAT0Fs.

NEW SERIES, VOL. II, FOR 1915.
 HATEFUL for the liberal patronage his paper O continues to receive in every section of the U. States the proprietor has determined to add new and attractive feature to the volume for lSf5. by giving two or more beautiful STEEL PLATES, engraved in the first style of the art Various others improvements are also contemplated, which, with the constantly increasing list of Correspondents will he trusts. render ssTHE CULTIYATOR" most welcome visitor with every farmer and horticultu- rist.
 Each number of the Cultivator contains 32 large octave pages, and is published at the low price of SLIGO year-Seyen copies for S5-Fifteen copies or $l0,06.
 eve do no more," says Rev. pr. Bond, editor of the Christian Advocate and Journal, "that strict justice when we say we believe the Cultlvator IS considered the best work of its class Tn the United States, and we have seen nothing equal to 1t from Europe, '-"The Cultivator is, says the Auburn Journal sbv all comparison the best agricultural pa per in the Union. ''-"We speak adyisedly," says the Northern Advocate s'when we give The Guilt vaor the pre-eminence in point of maturity of ag1- cultural Knowledge, in every thing which Spper- tains to the farmer or farmerng interest We do not believe'' says the Albany Atlas, 'that Tn the present range of periodical literature in America, there is work so valuable as The Cultiyator."
 0r5-Any person wishing to obtain the Cultlyator can do so by handing dollar to his Postmaster, who is authorized to forward 1t, free oi postage to the proprietor.
 |bs-Postmasters. and the friends of agriculture generally, are invited to act as Agents on me hoer al terms above specified. Specimen numbers and prospectus will be sent to all persons disposed to act as Agents, on application.
 All others must be accompanied Wlth the cash' and be addressed 10 Luther Tucker, Ed. CuluVator, Albany, New York.
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Paupsrism, in contradiaiincsipa to porerty, is the dependence upon other people for ex- istence. not on our own exertions. There IS a moral paupertsm in the man who E depend- anton others for that support oi moral llie- seIf-respect
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.EeD TEEF,,-

GHRISTIAN RAUSH, administrator of the es- " tate of Philip RohskoH, deceased; Fake no tice shall apply the first day of the next term of the probate court for the county Of Pulaski. for the sale of the real estate of the said deceased for which have mortgage
 A. LEFAVE. December 2d, l84i I2-tE
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United States,
NS, One keg of fwhislley, three yoke

One keg ofwbislley, three yoke 'as'es'
 oxen, and one wagon.
 FCHIS day came the United States, by Samuel H,
 Hampstead Esq, District Attorney, and re- presented ttat the properly seized in this ease 5 of perishabe nature. and likely 10 become of greatly diminished value and ought 10 be sold, and petitions for an order of sale pe8deRe hte and the court here being satisfied of the truth thereof and that said motion ought to be granted;--
 T. is therefore, ordered and deereed, that the Keg of Wbiskey, three Yoke of Oxen, and one Wagon, mentioned in the Libei and heretofore seized by the proper authority foheited o the United States, be sold by the Marshal, at inc door of fife Cont House of the District Court of the United States for the District of Arkansas at the city oi Little Rock, on the 4th Monday of May l8i5, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and } o'clock P, M, of that day, for cash in hand, first giving previous notiee by two insertions in tine Arkansas Banner, published at Little Rock, of the time, place and terms of sale, and that he proceeds thereof, be deposited with the Ceerk of the Court, subject to the order and direc ton of the Court in tine premises ani that tle Clerk issne writ 10 the Marshal to carry into effect this or1er and that the Marshal make due return of his proceedings, and that ths cause be continued until the next term of this Court.
 A true copy from the record:
 Atest: VIM. FIELD, Clerk
 By A. II RUTHERFoRD, D. c.
 Little Rock May 5th 1915. 3i--2W.
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Unls ers5ty of tgsc StaGe oT
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 Endowment, SEGbSs.G89. ES0M IMPEACHMENT on the last Thursday ol N July.
 Three Sessions, year of II weeks each, be- ginning
 lst on fhe Sd Monday of September,
 2id ist January,
 Sd I4th before coinmeueenlenf Board including rcem, fncI, lights, washing Sc in private families, from }s1 10 s2 per week. Communications addressed to Professors F. II Lethngwell, W. ", Hudson, k. & I homas. Geo. ., Pratt or to the undersigned, will receive mme- diate attention. JOHN II. EATHORp, August ', lslt45-iY Pfcs't Dissolution 0E U0-s4arf7sereSaSep. fT ME o-partnership Heretofore existing beiv5an E the undersigned under the name and firm of PRATT x B0ttGs t ti4ig day dissolved, bv IuttFaI consent George Boggs is authorized to collect the debts due the firm. JOHN c. PRATT.
 GEORGE BOGGS Sept. lst, ielt--2-tf
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,oKA N S 4 s B A N N FER TpCpLrsHED WEEKLY,
 $ GOHgE4ANEs & CO,
DEE D OL LA K $
 Il IN .ADHANCE.
ou ADVERTISING.

.,,s OF ADVERTISING.
 ih'. of 10 lines, or less, first insertion,
 ;qals and FIFTY CENTS for each contlnu-
 l1a, n lin lines, and not exceeding b, to be
 Ter " ,nare and d half--over l5, and not ex-
 easi4to tro sauares-and in that proportion
 a1'oSrtisements to be paid for in advance,
 a.gsa,oed by some responsible person.
 nt sE,idual account. at the above rates,
 sn 1so i,,oi, and under $100, in one year, dis
 s0o Oo, ' cent. will be made; and when it
 sIol) Of upwards, in the same period, a
 .,a' s,yy rer cent. will be made. No deduc-
 'l 9Ss s,GTll Tll be made, if payment be deferred Ffvs,' sball have expired; nor will any re-
 ye% .,Je on legal advertisements, required N be published. EXTRACTS BY THE YEAR. s,oo oGinr t 10 lines, renewable at pleasure Sao' ao I" 30 30 SS' .i,ements, or parts thereof, exceeding 10, Felus'i rns as inc case may be, subject to the < ll5i, ! 1;,sconnts first mentioned; and no con ana l., oYst gstes for less term than year. No tlese eoncasonal ,cs omissions; and all contracts @ a,r ~t in he paid in advance.
 lsa ,nISG TT ADVERTISEMENTS. sfAspiiIass nn iass each additional ] lnes, ,n,aatbs S6 square, $4
 h0 In &
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FsRAEs sEsOVoEE1 I IaTSssueEreGtype Miniatures

l ISnr,ssN' ny II. L. Atkin, at the house Of Doctor
 @ parassae' corner of Main and Mulberys Streets, as ,iase aod ol the Ladys and Gentlemen of Little April is se vicinity is respectfully solicited. 'V' 1915. 3S-2w.
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DISTRICT CeuRr oF THE UNITED STATES, foR THE DISTRICT OF ARKANsAs. At the April term A, D. 1915, on the ffth day ol
 May, lsd5
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TUST RECEIVED large assortment of BOOK D AND JOB TYPE, which makes the assortmen of our Office superior to any in inc State
 300GZ9g L9ANlPt]Li8T39 nnd-EsiIIs .Csris, Blanks. Circulars .Se.. fSr. TH ECEiVED,-50 cases of Boots and Shoes of a D superior quality and finish, which can b. sold cheaper than the cheapest, by
 LYMAN MITCHELL April f2. r.Si5 3I-tf
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e1esEsN .

D DECEIVED on consignment, and for sale, Ee 25n bushels Corn, 10 bbs. Whiskey.
 OFFICER 6 SMITH March 26d, 1915. 28-tl
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EzABsN.NX ERIE.

nF every description such as Collins warranted " cast-seel axes, drawing knives augurs, files knives and forks, coffee mills, Sle., at
 LYMAN MITCHELL z. ApriI l2. 1915. 3l-tf
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E.adieS' fine eaaffegs andGensse-
 EpaGSa7% ssRr Usesat4.

' UST received per steamer Wabash Valley, a eB complete assortment of ladies' fine gaitefs and shoes of every kind Also, few cases of gentle mems fine boots. II. N. ALDRICu
 January E, lS45.-ls
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EEofSs Egagesa

Hats! ssaas!! Kd N. ALDRICH has the pleasure of informing B \. the citizens of Little Rock, and it's vicinity, that he has just received.
 2 cases fine beaver hats,
 do. do silk do. direct from New York Feb i2, 1915. 22-n.
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JUST received per Steamboat W lbash Valley J 1000 Regalier Cigars; 4,GG0 Tribucas
 2,000 Prncipes,
 5000 Half Spanish <
 Boxes good Tobacco. Little Rock, Nov. 27. 1s4i. I-tf
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&M,E'rftEN

A Ly. persons indebted to the late firm of F. y. "A BAKER & co, either by note or book aee't, are requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts not paid within reasonable time, will be put into the hands of an attorney for collection. GEo. BoGcs is authorized to receive money, and give receipts, notes and accounts due E. Y. Baker S Co.
 Lille Rock Oet. II, 1913. 5-tf
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THE F.4.MILY.,NEW

THE PHILADELPHIA sATURDAY CoUR-
 IER fath t1e largest Subscription List ia Me Woddtt!
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ElEfsEElsgN EaAH,ss.

4 VERY fine assortment of Mems, Cents, and "A Infants Legion Hag, or excellent qualify just received by LYMAN MITCHELL.
 April F. l3f5. 3l-G
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ERNfsEkss R0nlks4s

TUST received, per steamboat Paragon, d gdneral sS assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS of every de- scription. Also, Cap and Letter Paper, Quills, Steel Pens, Ink Stands, States, Sc S1c.
 II. N. ALDRiCH.
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rsEpHg,Y,sNG EDApEge
FOR SALE,

A STOUT and likely young negro man, handy "A at all kinds of rough work, whom the owner is forced to sell. Title indisputable. Apply at this office
 Little Rock, April 9, 1s45-sO-3w.
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Servants ia EEsre.

TsO be hired, for the balance of the year, two wo I men and a girl servant all more or less acquainted with house work--for further particulars enquire at this office.
 Little Rock, April B ls45 s2~d
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LADIES' FANCY AND LATEST STYLE OF
 BONNETS. 4 LSO, good assortment of ribbons and fancy "A articles suitable for the present season, ustre- ceived, per steamer Wabash Valley, by
 II. N. ALDRTCH.
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Wanted iO EHire.

A SERVANT WOMAN, who can do the wash A ing and cooking for small family. Apply a this office.
 Little Rock. October 9, 1914. 4-t
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ID ECEIVED-20 bbls flour; ? do crackers; ' IS do. butter crackers , do. sugar crackers Alsoalmonds hlberts, cream nuts, English wanuts.
 H. N. ALDRICH. January l5 si5.-ls
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Ee1CacEz ESsOWg5sS.

Coffee, Es00fs, Shoes, &c. KUST received per steamer Virginian, eb p bags best Rio coffee; cases boots; do shoes and brogans.
 II. N. ALDRICH. Feb l2 IS45. P If.
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EsAEgEDEV EgEI,

ID 1tT ItItVfVt EIT1 ttE1 April 2i, Is44. ly-32
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29

5e9f etne erbebene feterIide Sette; man four t e
nee Sdauer5 utdt ermehren.
&'e Spnnentrablen faDen 1hrdQ in cen SNof unb
1seuateh o1e auBerlten @noen oeIelben i'm Sd,uppen
a9ert ttot Onnfel, nno wie Noobt9eo6ocl bas an I'm
etn &opfen oorbetreidt 70 tu1den @cfaGten bin unb
uer o'e fotr nht tennen; eiu lrie6 Irlf BON Noub-
tperl"9elehelt Sclooten Subeuten uno lulfiQen 2er
.9th oller Srf. Us miro tebeno ihuell qetruufen -
p'iH'nater9eltur5t Ole Wudf miro raucbenber, Elm
"'u.er sperno nbertont lte uno madlte e eubIiob
gan; oeritummen.
que 4nterbatun9 pirb int bGctIfc1 Gjrooe Iebenbio
oolf ouen pnnftcn miro nit 0rceer Qebbaftofet oe-
pto41e1 es TT e1lt fndul bon Gjelprdhen Elm @baos
ocn Sufl0tett. Dlhsb entlnoet d1 tpie Elm Dou1ter
ott Stoeit CT rp1ct, or chrpt an er reiBt aus bem
c'e1 9Slntel hercbeno, le6 auf oen, ISeoe NIT lid,
tort; ole 0eieuldat 9li nun einem branoeroeu Wee
IT, Scep pa! mas 1T oas lSelhe5 Sltrren Gld1er
|Ille9e eIhtbeibWln9t our frdftigen Q8urf, in Der
SNfI pli1 nc per, Die Sdeben faen }dmctterno qe-
len oas QSette. ''
@tn berrltder 9lnbljts Sdcn bluten bic S6pfe bic
9eldter 9lnhen lit roth uno bloucn N(au,men, oon,e
2eet 5ornt9er 9taufer tpaen lob am Spben iebt 1T
ger ooeltr nun nleoer llnten; baS @l oes Gampfes
la1panEt-r1an 9lanbt es pdre auf Moro a6qeiebe,,-
oeer olles TT lr ctn Ntbemsug Der tDbenoeu Qfofet
meor ais Sacd)anal-ein @ambrnal - Elm Geit pem
9c!oleit9en Sterpotrpn Su @bren
"a frdtfn Die fntalen Grlnrode Elm, bic Geinoe ar
ler pcelte Die Srel1noe Der bltraerltoen Srrno bic
Ittrd)tbdren @enodrmen |! Man arretrt. flthrt fort
Ilr6t lMn'ptt uno 9e6 mus bterauf cen Reller Der
Ila1en.
''SIu69ebrannt aber rubio Itebt ba5 Saus ~
Der Sremoe, oen 9lbenos ein gSeo bier nrdb pcri
DER tubren Icle, tproe Die 9raue Nl,te iu euTameu
eote am CbenoenStabtbad. .weni9 erbeblid h1oeu
oe uep eeB nnOeodltet am ancern Mcr9eu oenlelben
lSreuoen mteoer Offnet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29

9lid, Der 5fameroce re6 topfern Monnes su fe, ber
oa6 fllrdterltde Gber tn leinuem ei9ener Glemente
an5uarefen nno su itferpnben 0etpa9t bate. g.
bolo oos trete lln9ebeuer ouf pns gerocf gemunben
mar, tteb tbm Der Sc9cr bcn Sopf ab, int linn ben
Soud ouf SO9 ra6 Sen etne6 QautmQunes berous,
uno le9te es Su oe1en Qeiehe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-04

In this village June 90 Harriet NJ daughter of Chas H. and
c. w. Cross, aged 10 months.
In unridge, May 81, Mr. Cyrus Tracy, oged 90 years
June w mrs Hannah Tracy, his consor aged "a
r Tracy was horn In Preston, Ct soldier of the
uton having served the country in the that tried men
souls lie was at the building of Fort Gfswold, Gtoot
Heights and at the battle Of the White Plains. Aerbeng il
the army short time ho len, and commenced the study q
madeleine and ussied in dressing tho wonds ut tho taking
f4n Grswod Aet completing his studies tho practice mol
elng congenal TO his feelings lie married Windhnm, CT il
Iso and omgated to Tunbrdgo when 1t almost wilder
ness being but few mi IN town. md settled on the same
9n where they died having lived together almost sixty years
y both have passed within thirty days Having faith
uy, ot many years, their God in this world they have
now gone TO praise him another and better wordCom.
In Worcester Juno l3h, widow Juno P. Hunt aged as
Printers in Illinois, NowYork and Mass requested &C.
In Brookcd, the 29th june Angence Graves daughter
of David Graves, aged On the Both june Frederick Bage
aged %.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-04
JEDEDIAH FAY'S ESTATE

STATE op vEpnoNr . ESTATE.
- VI VERMONT, In Probate Court holden Mt Mont.
Washington District, pelier within and for said
on llie lst day of July, A. ID. ls45: ~ '''
inEoN hiChS administrator the estate of 1edol;,b
Fay ue Of Calais, in said district deceased makes enni
20 @ 10 sau con 10 extend the time heretofore allowed lin
W pay e ueo que from said estate his ad inra
?h until some future dayWhereupon it is nv
saw oour mat SAID application be the Probate orc
~ on the 18th day of July, ls45 and it is further
mat notice he given to the creditors Of said estate and
m oefs concerned by publishing the substance of said ap.
Pcatioh ana orders thereon in the Vermont Wachmnn aid
Journal printed at Montpelier least three weeks
application. " o "oa'"s Vi sal"
By tho Court,
A true copy of Record, s''
90 Altos, LYMAN pprcce n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-04

n bhiGhroN MARKET-AIonday, June 80, Ief5
kwspor.ed ios The Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot
and o2O swine 100 Beef Cattle unsold ~
eeg Cae-We quote to correspond with last week.
third so SIS. 'eso"u quahy %
Sors and ceivts Sales at sls, % So 500 and $40
shetP-Lamhs from so to 81 old sheep 90 a Al 50
sIas%smsll pigs from to 6ci old hogs ia Al retail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-04
THE METALLIC FRAME
PIANO FORTES

re Justly considered among the many mnroyemens
oil which that instrument is susceptible, and for durnb,v
mnes and beauty have mover bec cxceed The
denndS ot the Metac Frame Piano Foes hives eyence
OF ther superiority other now manufactured W.
nave devoted much ofo attention their manufcur md
nave great expense, succeeded in making them with our
grand action comnod one of the of the
ngo On opening the Piano Forte the metallic frame presents
10 'ne eye one entire frame of metal surrounding tho whole
we interior Of the instrument, through which fastened the
pms mat hos ihe strings of the instrument
cannot nc affected Gas other pianos arc) through change Of
Wer ana wili require scarcely any tuning
speakng thereurc commends itself strongly TO the mai
age oil the public particularly to those il the counry
who cannot ut all times obtain the oil competen
or The price being reduced that metallic frame
arc now sold by us at the price hereofe oBtoined
without II. We manufacture of g. l9 md octnves ami
they will be found unsurpassed power and inncy oftone
shtness of touch and durability while they ire offered for
at some % cent less IN price than made whon,
Improvement by other manufacturers in Boston New York
equa reputation as manufacturers. AS the o which
tho instruments are made thoroughly and then
exposed brick drying Quilt expressly for this
which heated by large coal furnace Of I3
degrees consequently will stand the exposure of any climate
Every instrument warranted please and should thew not
give satisfaction according to the infer one ycar m
a. they may be returned, and the purchaser receive back
the amount paid, with expenses TRANSFORMATION. win
or disappointed. " NN
Manufactured by BoARDMAN & GRAY.
=, ~, Nos. 4 and NJ Pearl ct. Albany.
Music Warerooms il the buildings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-04
ABEL KNA Ijp,s LSp,Au,lI

subscribers having been appointed by the honorable
eis 10 recey, examine and adjust all claims dcmunds Of
m persons against the estate Of ABEL KNAPP late of erIn
SAID district deceased, represented nsovent and The
OF SIX months from the 10Th day Of May allowed by said Court
W ne creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit prove their
peGtVe claims before us-Do give that we will attend
ho uueS OF our appointment the house of widow Marian
Knapp In BE lin, said district on the first Thurss 81 en
days DANIEL n AJntViW; U" euch Vi suu
I,,oos ,e,. JOHN WINSLOW, commsiH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-04

| 9rEMBossED ENAMELLED CARDS tinted and olaiD
beautifully polished with elegant designs borders.
Small blanks (paying card silo) No. ais per ,ro.s
do do o ~-Ip" s'S'''
Large do do o.
Double sire of the snail 40
do 2 "a
Double szo of the LARGE 60
4, . DO do 2
Also, all the above EZes of color 10 order
Other sizes order of either the foregoing ouae,
Mourning Cards Of various sizes made to Order
Gold bodered Cards do do
Gilt Edge do do
Enameed Sheets, cap size, and 20 by "a inches.
Ivory SUFFICE do do
Pearl do do do
Blank sheets do do
Also Railroad and Steamboat Tickets made tn orde, of ny
colour, or Of different colors, as may be desired.
The subscriber invites all editors Of lii, United States and
Canada who disposed their pay in cafd and who
will send him copy Of their papers containing the advertise
ment, to insert it for three mouths GEORGE COOK
Nsw-fork, January 20, Isi5. l7:sm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-04

&c. from 81 to SIS "' ~S'
1850 super FIock Goats, all colo1 mulberrv b,ouns
from Sc to SIG. ''' -'' w.
All the above cut in the latest STYLE made up
, the Spring Trade
5OO Business Coats, at low prices, say from s2to IS.
22oo Tweed Coats, water proof, from S375 to SIS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-04

Trouble an the Holy City. 1t is rumored that
Bill Smith is making trouble for the Twelve in
Nauvoo, and will either compel them quietly to
surrender their power and submit to him, or else he
will throw himself IN open rebellion. In conse-
quence OF the sickness and death of his wife he
has been comparatively quiet since his arrival in
the city; but there have been many points in which
he has disagreed with the heads of the church, and
1t has led to GOODNESS, if not hostility When he
was on his way to the city, he openly declared that
the Twelve should reinstate Elder Brannan, the
Editor OF the New York Prophet, who had been
recently. dlsiellowshipped, and said if they were
not willing he would compel them BY the last
advices we perceive that he has succeeded for Brig.
ham Young has issued circular, announcing the
fact, that Brannan is restored but it is done with
evident reluctance. 1t is gossipped about that
Smith will in decent time, marry Emma, widow
OF his BROTHER the Prophet She is known to be
hostile to the Twelve, and will lend her influence
for their overthrow. If this union is affected, we
shall look for complete revolution in the HOLY
City during the course of the summer. We donot
know that such change would at all alleviate the
condition of the old settlers, but Bill Smith has
some virtues which render him less Objectionable
than the present rulers. He is generous, liberal
and candid.-WarsaV Signal.
Going back.-We saw day or two since, a
large lot of boots and shoes shipped on board one
OF our New Orleans boats, and on inquiring, learn.
an auction and commission house in this city and
after keeping them here six months, and not being
able TO sell them at cost, had reshipped them back
to house in Broad street, to be sold there at auc-
ton second tme.-,G Louis inner.
a Public Convenience. writer in the Nation.
al lntelligencer recommends TO the consideration
Of the Post Office Department, the English and
French system of sending money by the Post Of.
fees, "by which," says the writer, "any sum from
shilling to ffty pounds, can be sent through the
mail, by deposing with the postmaster the sum
required TO be transmitted, and taking certificate
OF deposite which is redeemable at the post office
or town of the city to which it is forwarded" The
effects of introducing this system have been t.
promote public convenience and TO augment the
revenue OF the Post Office Department
WE shot By accident The Maysyille XIV. Ea.
gle says-We learn by gentleman lust from
Nicholas County, that Mr. Jonathan Parish, of tba,
County accidently shot his wife with gun one day
last week. Mr.. P. had recently purchased The ou1
and brought it home loaded. He was pjcking n,
the lock which had gotten out of order, when the
gun went off The ball entered the lady's BODY
and she died twelve hours afterwards.
At the last accounts 40 dead bodies had beer
aug out OF the ruins of the great fire at Quebec
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-04
PLAYING, VISITING, G.
BLANK CARDS

Ii e. Cook, oil the late firm of Ely, Smith and Cook
ron. CARDS would inform the public and tho pat
ons OF me ola establishment No, H. Fulton street he
mas always been employed that he continues the
o. a., she varieties Of PLAYING, VISITING and BLANK
heretofore furnished by the that
@ o various kinds will be promptly faithfully executed
Pa.on 10 ms sole agents, Messrs Ely and Latham II
to sell again, viz "' VI " 'no'e VINO ouy
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