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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-11
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ON CONSIGNMENT.

25O T IrSn' G''''h'rri'' No. l. Scotch Pig
200 Tons No. American Foundry do.
100 =" Nova Scotia Grindstones. all sizes
5000 casks Fall River Nails, Sd. to I inch.
30 Tons old sable Lock plates, l6 TO 90
100 Bundles English Sheet Iron, No. IL to
81.
200 dozen "Ames' and Others Shoyels and
Spades
100 dozen "Morse's" and "Merr'sn best
Hoes
With good assortment OF Anvils, Vices,
Bellows, Screw-Plates, Hammers, Sledges,
Carriage springs, Axles, Crowbars, Mill Saws,
FILES, Rasps, Balances, Wrapping and Sand
Papers, Pumps, Shoe Nails, "Fall River
Rods and Shapes, Trace and Log Chains, Nuts,
Washers, Iron Wire, Borax, Fire Brick, Chin
Furnaces, Rivets, Horse Nails, Wrought Nails
and an extensive supply of IRON and
STEEL.
ALSO, variety of Second Hand Macbin
cry, large Skating, Geering, Pedestas, Bear
ings, heavy Iron Rolls, Blowing Cylinder, &c.
S'c., all which will be sold at the lowest cur.
rent rates, by
RIPLEY & co.
IP Orders taken for Guford roofing States
10 be seH laid on roofs, at $3.50 per square,
any where near Connecticut River, and onv
the cost OF transportation elsewhere, added.
Hartford, Conn, May "a, 1s45. 4m4O
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STATIONERY.

MEDIUM, Deny, Cartridge, Post Office,
w Drawing, Fancy, Perforated, Cap, Pack
u Post, Folio Post, Letter, g. Billet paper
Quilts, Steel Pens, Waters, Knives, Paste.
board; Red, Blue and Black Ink; Black Sand,
and Enameled Cards, with complete sssorl-
ment OF every article in the stationery line,-
for sale low, at the BRATrLEBoRo BooKsroRE.
Brattleboro, May 81, ls45. al
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Trusses and Abdominal Supporters.

nOCT. SPAULDiNG has for sale the above
- Instruments, made by J. w. Phelps, of
Boston Mr. Phelps received the highest pre-
MUM on these Instruments at the Mechanics Fair,
held in Boston, on the 10th Sept. ls44, and they
pronounced TO be the best in use
Brattleboro Feb 10Th, 1915. tr26
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION

YNHE TIME HAS COME when Consump-
II ton may be classed with the durable dis
eases. The most fearful maady of our climate
has been conquered! The most fatal of all
diseases has yielded at last to the skill of man.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-11
GRTNDSTONES.

IN Noua Scotia Blue Sheet Grindsiones,
w from 40 10 500 lbs, Just received and for
sale low. c. TOWNSLEY g. son.
Brat.leboro, June 8, 1916. Al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-11

The college of Louisiana, at Jackson, has been
sold by the State to the MethOdints, for $4,000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27
Variety.
"Do Nou eniny

QUESTIONS AND ANswERs. "Do you enjoy
good healthF'
"Yes, very much, whom have It,"
"What are eggs now-n.daysP'
''Parily chickens"
''Will YOU give me half cup of cofee''
"We have no half cups"
"Don't you think II warm in the sun today
"Can't toll, haVn't been there"
'Dd You saw n load Of wood for me last week."
"No-but saw your wife.
"Ilav'nt you engaged to take that cloihs''
"Why no, Pm engaged 10 Charles" ..
"Are you not dear in your prices, Miss'' -,
al suppose so, Every body says am 'li,,le
dear"
care you n Methodist or Baptist"
"NeitheV,I am a shoemaker"
''IIow do you find YOURSELF"
81 havn't been ost.'
"My son, how is il you waste so muehs'
az don't waste -it's sister who's wHsted"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27
The Northern ReEmray. ". "a,
Downs Vegetable HFtisaEa8e
Elixir,

The usoss rssriasA rsusss 81 Csl1s. C'aughs. Cen.
sumptioa. syssiiuw of - al. "A - ttug Csugh
Asthma CFoup. esd . aaseasss ~ IA Legs
THIS Nssllcins - paab RsaHTAal a. ths rssah
IL not Of tilnnry sfusalsis.ss, hui Of mnuh
study and rssesfch. 3astn ytars o. eff flnE su 30
bility; an the inveniaf h. siug ssaapnt carlnS
himself ssd hasiug sss1ea IA shg tAsvsanas
of indisid Bais iu Nee sgisuA aud As Wesasgn
States. fces great rsnaAsa nsitalE IA %
the public o. q ssks "a c,sns rrsNrig Is agsTates
most onspicqousis rl'rJsnsN al sas esd iivsaa-
HSHs frsEs ne LHHgs at4 Pstussuss 0ggass,
keeps shr CssgA asase. g'v-@sacs - Resfsrslfssn.
,el4acrs lAe 6rrafhiaG ssEy srd s&szsa aeetss ~
quiet TO he system geSsltsFY arssutal 1l,e Paluato
after haviBg expcSpbcsA q, and saalf ID fnstisss
inquistul 10 and suffsytnK
IL has al lrsai aRr eccufulr aauaulsFs nzesi
other nrJicles in cumnssa Hsx- tNMK FRew
srHuSo oFlArts. and rgsNEREl-t ssEaHNaEsrs
which ~ liable 10 % gFsag tuFy b. the psissnL-
In the use q This artris ne csagh nrrer eeasrt
fiW fhc caHFe 10 ~csssves!s--i NheH thN r@uAh
erasss he patient is vel.
This incomparahlr npsAtgiHss 10 psNSsrei uals ~
n. II. Downs. Troy, VI. ths er'Eiaai ~ sptnF sna
proprietor
CURTIS and SMITH. s.. Absur. Va Oaiy
wholrsalc Agents, By Whoa Aaeuta cen b. sGFFtae9
in any psr q the union. ugos taa sssa uTns
Soll by especial app0intUrglIt, Ny J q kiANham-
ST. Ion .sbary PLAIN, Jsnss y ana. a. Cestfss a.
Dsrlu z and q = Hih Co.rsfa y q FrsDch.
LunSnbargh, Fallcr a. Co. A.yndon, a As~sl
Burke; BLAKE a. scn. Satisn; " a ~ Bradley,
Wheslocz, VI, y Gilbsrt. rssfastk nsfR- W-shs
and stanton. Dansills; ~ NsF-ss A c. PosebaaE.
Geo Hubbard. CiuitdhalE Js--eti a. ra barsrs; d.
MsNabb, MeIndoss Fsliss Gss. Ce~lsa. kySasss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27
The Vegetable Pulmonary Bal'
Sam.


us probably, almost without parallel in having.
Il during n trial Of nearly 20 years, fully maintain
ed the high reputation which it has acquired for Con
sumptiVe Complaints and all diseases of the Lungs,
Throat and Chest. 1t has been used probably with
greater success than any other article known, and
many physicians who have had an opportunity Of
witnessing its highly salutary effects do not hesitate
to recommend it "safe convenient, and very eff
cacous medicine, equal il not superior to any other
prescription for the above complaints within their
the reasonable expectations of those who have used it,
| The propnetors cannot descend to the present I'M
bushng style of advertising similar articles. 1t is
well known to require any such course, and they
would merely refer those who wish for further
fmation of its superiority those who have used it,
and TO the numerous certificates Of Physicians and
Others attached to each bottle The Vegetable Pull
monary Balsam was for many years the only article
known as Pulmonary BGiSdm. Its great celebrity
has given rise to great many spur articles which,
by partially assuming the name of the genuine, and
being put up to resemble ii as nearly as poss
Bile, often fosted upon the public for the TRUE
article. Among these are 'Carter's Compound Pull
monary Balsam, American Pulmonary Sasam.' In
dian Pulmonary Balsam,' Hunters Pulmonary Bal
SAM Sc. Beware of all Of them. Enquire for the
article by its whole name, the VEGETABLE Pull
MONARY BALSAM, and be sure to get the TRUE
ARTICLE, prepared by REED, WINo IL Cutler,
Wholesale Druggists, Sd Chatham ST. Boston, and
that it has the written signature of HIM. Jon
Cutler, upon yellow label the blue envelope
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pumona-
ry Basam.' For sale by Druggists and Country
Merchants generally. For sale by ]. c. BINGHAM,
ST. Johnsbury. 43lm6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR C0AiSGtlfI'-
TON and LIVER COMPLAINTS.


VVNo THE PUBLIC. There is not room IN q news
n paper advertisement TO publish the Ger.
ti6cates of cures but the invalid IL referred 70 med
ical implicit be had Of any Of the seens s,FAiis.
Such proof we are constantly laying befoe the
public must convince oil that DIR. LARDOR's En-
TRACT OF LUNG wort is the only medicine In
the world that will cure all who predisposed to
consumption, liver complans,oT troubled with CO sghs
colds asthma, pleurisy splitting OF blood pain in the
side and chest, difficulty Of breathing ghtness
the chest palpitaton Of the heart, bronchitis throat
com plants, and all affections Of the pulmonary or
gans II this is sufficient, will refer any one
to others, who lat the date Of the vel now US
ing this article in variety Of prottacied lung com
plants. All the certificates shown 10 the ptblic
prove conclusively, one thing-that the NKGErHnLE
EXTRACT OF LUNG OFT is possessed Il certain DOW
ers in healing the lungs aud restoring envrty to
those who supposed to be fast sinking into the
grave over every other remedy. ancient or motcin.
And why noti Il is medicine that is not the work
of day--the compound OF drug shop, having only
for its object sale. II is a remedy that ib eS-
istence from natures source certain Tor COM
plants of the lungs, aud all the premonitory sy mp
toms Of consumption. Quaekery, probably, would
put new life into a skeleton, provided you would be-
lieve i-at least the inventors of some OF the
ING popula. remedies would induce you believe
So if possible. 1t is TO put in the place Of such stuff
a remedy ready of use to mankind that the Nrgeta-
bic Extract of Lungwort was made.
The study of years-the proper proportion Of the
ingredients-ther effect upon the different systsms,
and the stage of disease in the patienis-all these
were in the minds eye of the ply stefan who opned
this medicine He knew that to make something ally
useful as a remedy, study aud observatioE ne
cessary and he failed not to devote all his attention
to the purpose He has succceded-,he Vegetable
Extract of Lungwort has taken It's stand and beyond
the leading medicines of the present time the only
true eradicator Of pulmonary CoSsUNPTIoS eHunt.
This is true and cer.an-true, because suscePbl, Of
proof-certain because its power and nsefnlness in
saving hundreds from death cannot be controversial
C. J. ROOSEVELT, Sole Proprietor.
AsENTs-J BINGHAM, st J)hn~bury; Dana,
Weeks 50 Stanton, Danvile; u Perry = Co. Calot;
Smonds, Conant g. Co Glover; Strong & Jswat,
Barton; Geo. Worlhington, jr Irasburgh; T. CleVe.
! land, Coventry; J Bates & CO. Troy; Elkins, No1h
Troy; Jewett & Go. Stevens Village, T c Butler
Derby Line. @lsyl
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N NOTICE

TUNHE undersigned, Commissioner Of Tho Connse-
n tcut and Passumpsie River Railroad Company
hereby give notice that meeting Of the sioeshoie
ers OF said Corporation will TO holden al Nc "'"
River House. in Newbury, W. on the 18Th day "
January 1916 at ten o'clook, A. N. fSf the rufP's,
of organizing said Corporation, snd the ehoies o.
Directors; also for the purpose Of sctng uPon 'h'
question OF acceptance Of the Act Of the Lssaiufs
passed November 9th, ls4b, entitled ''An Aea m 40
dition TO an Act entitled an Act 80 inooFpofsiR hs
Connecticut and Passumpse River RELOAD Compa'
n.y. passed Oetobcr 81, 1891
GARDNER C. HALL.
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
HENRY SMITH,
PEYTON r. CHANDLER, SCoul taissionefs'
ALLEN WARDNER,
TIMOTHY SHEDD,
ERASTUs FAIRBANKS,
Nov. ls, Is45. 4S9~l
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TnE PnILOsOPnEN,s STONE.

The eccentric, but brilliant, John Randolph, once
rose suddenly up in his seat in the House OF Repre-
sentatives, and screamed out at The top OF his shr
voice, "Mr Speaker! Mr. Speaker! have discovered
the philosophers stone. ltis Pay as you go!''
John Randolph dropped many gems from his
mouth, but never a richer one than that.
PAY as you co. and you need not dodge sheriiis
and conslables.
PAY as you CO., and you can walk the streets with
an erect back and manly front, and you have no
fears ofthose you meet. You can look at any man
in the eye without flinchins You won't have to
the highway to avoid dun, or look ntonty in
to the shop windows to avoid seeing a creditor
Pay you co. and you can snap your finger at
the world, and when you laugh, it will be hearty,
honest one 1t seems to US, sometimes that wo can
almost tell the laugh Of poor debtor. lie looks a.
round as though no was in doubt whether the laugh
was not the property of his creditors, and not ncud
ed in articles exempt from nttachme,.' When he
does succeed in getting out an abortion ola hugh
Cor it is nothing but aboron-he appears Tighten
ed, and looks though he expected it would be
bounced upon by a constable.
PAY as you co. and you will meet smiling faces
at home, happy, cherry Checked smiling children
u contented wife-a cheerful hearth stone.
John Randolph right. 1t is the philosopher
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CnNcORD RAILROAp.

BIN-FEH .th4.iNr E-NfAT
rr r-.iarrf rgITS rta Js.fsfl p S.
an ssl snff go fs, sf Nrv Ps=arurr aaa
" wiu ron asiiy suuisgs srcsJssl be- sa.as li
eth IA nlssuu sod l.-~rH nn3 Nsalaa sal la'
81 Kslf-a.is a. faiagwA "a
Leave Bsst1n 81 Tau, Itw su15fs
Leave Cunras3 81 a 49, 90 I.3au& alfr
Traius ben snltFus1la.s riacrs SO 'uu . D.
is~s. W " TRAINS.
Lsass l.s.scu af 30 Co. f25 ~ a-ff
a. NashvNie o. $50 o. IGlts - A aaaff
a. Nsnshssia $40 n, $50 i@ff
o. imu.-sraosiy On ths Stree. q no ears r.- 80
DOWN TRAlN-.
Leave Nanrhrstss o %. I2GFu RFH
% NHshssus - sa.l go afH
a. i.aSeH "A 2Faa .trH
~ t.aur5aalsls IN srrisal " th. la1s 30 .
The saeana tsain huus fascaf3 trrsr le'
in s..-sn H. PsusengsTs % lass - = o lN' ll'
Ne- NurG
TYhs sa.d esnnerss STA he Hasta1 %. ssas -
Raaa 80 thxl p6sasnS@rs anay Faas asfs'i --
nAveshiE, EFstrg. bossr& fa.iiaua crl,H -
stsgs- .aaas..iisisiy On ne srisa. = o. -
81 Canc-pd. leave ~ vAstuas faates - 49,
Nswpors. Ciareusn's aua lusi~ar '@ 'f'a-
Harsssrs pivusouth sol Havrfaa1 ssaia-
fsa. NureaitA Bfsd1s, Ceuus haf,~. - -.
Msani So On he 81 6ty frou h''.H
Enrs.sn rnuueruur thers 80 -as slrsniaa Of
e. 10 Oaslaasssargh. STAGES 49, un @
70 s1anssgaa eeanrcslns thssrsfh sag''
81 Nursruu- othef a'sgcs cann' -
Csucnrd " .raaa run d ne pf'nr'is'
Hsmpshtrs. NeFmsui ana lhr q snsaaf --a
~tsura run aaliv ir.,a Frsakhn ant '..s
he 7 IA a'ciork tram rcguHatug ai,f'
"a tfkis ffam B.sstpr-
MERCHANDISE TR'.Ns
Rca 8asiy a. fsii0ws r..... -
Lssvs Boatoa a. % . and af-F' . ''
s1nae evening Esle
t.usrs Caarsrd ct "A ~ I'D aF''
a. 80 ne usnt moFaluE 60
Frsight, F,r.l rlasa. ~, -scond '.'.,. =. y
Frs8stl shauA be- aslvsrrj o. ''''- b
500 "a hsfuf 81 iassi hs4ofe raflpa'
lvrry BY ths &rsi suocesdsrs trai'- -...s.l.a
"A pa-ssas.rs' bssssgs sssa4 /. n -
whsa rslasa ~ aoss tAsn So. n'. .. 4, -
en and gHira rhsrgaa Faia % % -
81 los hEyord uueh sam sm 70 ..si.u 49,
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Nsv. I. Isss. ~
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CrOckeryand Glass Ware.

A large and beautiful assortment of all the latest
IN patterns white, plain. colored and embossed
China, light dark and flowing blue, white and color
ed dining and tea Sets, common and mocco Ware of
oil descriptions, Lamps, Tumblers fiat and foot Nap
pies, Mirrors, &c. &c. FULLER & co.
Lyndon, Oct 10, 1915. 42stf
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FNFhf saassTihesS L. ,us - 49,
500, ana Eishisg 10 oar a. str.-- =. - as
20 H.-r hisuas and pstraus - 49,, 49, -''''ra
sri GOODS g. . ow weass A. o. 81 80
cent diaeruut hun prcusnt once, 49, ln
safiaaent srnhgtons AZ roo.l ! ssr,... . ~
I" 49, ~ ',e' ~, 49,. J. iEWETT 4gr
f - FHr#
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Tailoing.

M CURTISS wouid ingosua ~ laA ihis~nAs 81
AA' ~ Johnsbury and siciE.ssg shat b. has ius'
RET armed from the city. WheFs b. suncrss IN caain
ing first workmsn. sd 70 500 fsdT % %
business IN Ire latest aud mosi arprsssd siyAes-
Al woik msde Ia the shop watsautul e. g.
n. y. Par.i>ulAg s,inn0n PaiS - eusting -
o. hers 10 make
Sept. 6. lsts. i2au
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Two On aho osa saa 8iils 81 are roncs reed in
n tbsui aauii ulagtrfiail4 ecu yous siteuiion
20 so fsiaainas- 60 utltrfs snai have rufchas
q tha usr0si tuifascaisli ~ aUu ue ieEs 90 sar-
Nal Cruisres. hssuiea ~ hsu-s "a. Mstb. % Nsw
Yea. The Patrpe ~ oansalhas VI ~ thara . o.
have usoi u 81 ne Efss'oH aeshi ~ cry thtnE ~
ths kind thm haH eses 1888 an ~. Ehr tail eue
sgis nssif snd ne 1thpa b. srs sat Hgsf tn tEu
.ecunds. lhf ipg 49, tasusc suN sna aeEEua
b. sn sswel boise 4 - aasoruas
We 500 49, o. - q. sla.ss= sutils t--s- -
So. IN ihs srgdntss - iicaauia, OFisans
an1 E---s csaiinss IVY D. ba 81 Faadocks Pa
nsor. s. Iohnsbury, iu sbsu i~tlss dsys hosa this
date. gfNHN HOW AID.
JTNf GA HOW ARD
Nos 20 tsts.
We. TIE FuhscribsTs hsgrhy co., az, tbst ~ have
81 Wrbbs Pstuu lusFFsfrrns o. o. ssitinE iaxs
nes Ia oq,~rait.a IN oar ss~-AH in a. lesushury
that canst,.sf tt@ ssful tlpfessuaena
q BE- usssl in Ssw.N ls--haTs hesitsncY im -
commencing 49, na1,iulr fav'ng - - lsssi
one guansr o. tr zee tnH aisn sa~inE wllh
more sccufbry nn4 I.as is.as
GpfluHuHa kNuHUW6.
IuWF WI REKRT
= hnsbufy, NJ. e.. isfa tHsd
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TERMS OF THE CALIFORNIAN.
Published weekyIat $500 per annum, or 81 so
/ fpaid within six months.
No paper discontinued until arrearages are paid ex-
sept atthe option Of the publisher
Advertisements inserted at the customary prices.
Transient advertisements to be paid for in advance.
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lust tersissd a nee " ~ RFsg Mu6., @an sod
~ BOYS SAL Ottsf. Mars su8 GA Cpua isi
sale CsEAP roH rsse, tlAt-tk A ca.
Lyndon. Nov. -, t8fi daa@e
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COImnissiOner's Notice.

commissioners Notice.
XKTE the subscribers hcing appoiuiel by the
wv Hon. The Probate Couu Sc the District Of
Essex, commissioners. 10 receive. cruniuc. and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
ganst the estate Of
ASAHEL PERRY.
late OF LunenburRh, in said district dereHsed. rep
resented insolyent and al claims and demands ~.
hibited in Offset thereto, aud us monte from the
25lh day Of November. A. ID. ist5, bein.I allowed
for that purpose hereby give notice fhst ,te will ~
tend to the business Of our appointmcrt AZ h'
residence Of widow Sarah Perry. tn SAIL Luurn.
bursh, on the Sd Tuesdays Of February md Apnl
next, at o'clock. afternoon, on each Of aid days.
REUBEN &. BENTON, I ,.....,,. .,,.,.
JOHN w. PUTNAM.
Lunenburgh, Dec. 9, i9i5. 437w3
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- tOv es

HrTH THfCA Pk-fTES raa. rs- grrr
hfOH ~ ON'-harnrf NsakH. ..s d..
Ar. riHht ifpm new sn3 rieesHI .s#a... o..
raE be DEFENDED TH#F
Pearis sFe sevsy aay brngr- ls o.. .. .... Ia.
-,hesp stoves ~irh which 3D. 3reaI-r 1. a.a.. i.
uuU,na oct uaFy hass 'pa.a a-a a-
- tuTiu9 thrn "a ass errr w.. ........ IL.
Hau -ar slru fvau nni ta~If s-T r. s-r..-
sa .lsf e. flaa5aB
We wgea fufthrf ssg iaa N-sus No. ..
Rsnkta have GOV Slrses cod "a s-r s- Il. ~.
parutsas ~ tarH me- ts1sat ara- f 49,. 49,.
d q u ! b. PRuuBtE yr
IA iahnphufy INIy isfs gtf
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Stoves! Slores ! Aoves +!

A ne subsr.bers have ~ sd add 49, sac. .
n guaHfuy az
P.HBDOCES a. -. rcd Tara.s .RaH-a Cecil
YTUFEN
cast from lran ~ o. rsn ..aaf..af. o., alsa.
Pafior "a and 49, Iirii ~roseu.
Engiish sod Recess Slsse pirs ~ Halieta. Tea
hTtif. a
together e ith rrrsrti fs.s rfaarf q To We've
A. hich They vtil srH aa t.F cash aF uppr1r.
~ credit a. can BE- htlzht sl PaAI tks Fsfnacs ar
uny store % ua Stop ia a. eH-usr
rNIN az q FO~~.
Lyndon. sept s rss2 ttta
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Edwards & Dickerman

ATraRNNrH Ash CsuNxNAAena ~ NAws
Derby. W. ftaoma
]. l.. EDWARDS. WA. ~ DICK sRaAN.
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MACHINERY or an hi,s.

sals uHdef ~ suprr.u'srirHrs n 1er ..
-aarliufrf. ~ kasHsr. us-.s -- 49,.
tai.sn ban no arfrarsr-T Hf fHe aasf
i.sthrs ,aI a'-fftfuar.. N.. s.rHar Id. L.
hrris - a.ntrsut TsHsHlt. P-.s U...
Mia -a~ Arti-s Er.r'..1-s nr Fs---.s 81
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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-08

Our neighbor ofthe Carton charges US with
not being democrat hcsiusc we voted for DIR.
Dozier. This he h95a perfect right 10 do, and
we do net deny Wiling for the Dr., but will at
tempt to justify our course. All know in the
last two canvasses in this State the Bond ques-
ton was paramount to all other questions. DIR.
Dozier was an avowed anti bondcr ana by our
advocacy of him we did more serv ice to the de.
mocratic party than we could have done by
pursuing any other course and we can find
more than one hundred Democrats who acted
with US. The Wing party did not vote for the
DR.. in the last election-they had regular
candidate Of their own Those who acted with
the Bond -paying party did not act with the De.
mocratic pary-but those who voted the anti.
bond ticket was considered as acting with the
democratic party-therdore we never have act
ed with the Wing party. Aside from all this,
we were under many personal obligations to
the DR.. We never can be so ungrateful as to
despse the hand that gave us assistance when
we were in distress
AS to the charge Of Bankruptcy we never de-
MED availing ourselfof that law, but did deny and
do now deny, that we did it for the purpose of
defrauding our honest creditors as charged on
US.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-08
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

~ The charge that he (judge Mounger)
has ever threatened TO cut our ears of, the Judge
has authorized us 10 pronounce untrue. Try
again, old Hind Tt-~you may come nearer
the mark next time" Clarion, Oct a.
We take friend Adams at his word, and offer
the following as proof conclusive that the Judge
did say he would cut his ears of, and slick
with his head at that
PAULDiNo, October 9Th, ls45
Messrs. J. C. Heidelberg, Joshua TerraI, and
~ MISUNDERSTANDING published in the True
Democrat of October the LIST, or askedPwa it
for this lie that the Judge threatened to take off
your cars" The Clarion ofSaturday last says
Judge Mounger authorized him to pronounce
it untrue" VIII you be so good as to state what
you know about this matter. Your immediate
reply to this note will much oblge yours.
&C DEASE.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-08
TO THE PUBLIC.
us.

will, in the course of few days, publish
handful, and shew to the people of this county,
the true state of the case as regards old Cherry
and the TAXES this county. hope those
who take the Clarion, will preserve the mum,
bers in which Cherry makes his expose, partic.
ularly the last one, until my handful comes
out, aud compare them together, and see who
is the liar, old Cherry or old Josh. intend
stripping the sheepskin off of the sucker before
quit him. JOSHUA TERRAL
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-08

THE PosT OFFIcE.-The dscontnuance
Of the post office at Union, has entirely cut us
off from all communication with the Northern
and Western portion of this Staie--consequent,
ly our columns will be barren of late news, I'M
Ill another changeis effected This will undoubt.
edly be done, when the facts arc presented 10 the
Hon. p. NJ General at Washington. BY cut
ting Of the route, the Department has only
saved the distance Of 10 miles-and deprived
thousands OF her citizens Of one Of the greatest
blessings of a republican government-light
and knowledge. Let petitions be Immediately
forwarded TO the p NJ General, stating matters
in their true light, and our word for it our mail
facilities will be restored to us.
We are informed that the Hon r. w Rob
erts and Jacob Thompson, have addressed
letter to the Hon. Cave Johnson, on this sub
Jet, and doubt not the usual route will soon be
resumed.