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HS0W,MYSass
SEEDING STIR IYRERRY

grsu If Subscriber has on hand few hundred plants
Oh Of the above valuable Strawberry lust received
hv express fresh from the garden of Phileus Philips
Esq. of New York.
IIOVEY'S SCI DLING was raised BY artificial
inprcghatiUn in 1888 1t is said To be the "iargesi
hanisOneSi best fdrored and most productive rarieiy
dkno,rn." This strawberry IS rendered more vaiu.
able from the crcum- tance (Which is not the case
with other klnds) that every flower is perfect pro-
dHcing due proportion Of stnmens and pisis and
every blossom which expands is followed BY fruit
which arrives nj maturity. A pamphlet wife dircc.
tons for culiivatng given gratis.
Persons wishing to obtain supply Of plani Of this
delicious fruit have them as early the Is h inst
by leaving their names nj the AMERICAN HOTEL
in Burlington. d. C.. GOODALE Aren't
Chimney Point Vt. April 4, AS 45w3
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so Tons OF HAY

nF the best quality, for sae NJ $500 per Ton, de.
" hverod any where in the village at the above
price. g. PETERSON.
Burlington, Feb. 18Th ie4S IS
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STATE OF VERMONT A 7 Probate Court
District of Chilteulen, -. Z, II held at Burlington
within and for SAID ID strC' ION the day OF April
lS45, pre.eni the Hon Charles Rus e. ', judge ct ,alI
.olri, come David A. Murray, guar lin OF Frederick
Lee and Nancy Ann Lee. 9th Of Willislon N sam
district, minor children Of Leonard Lee late OF SAID
Wili>ton, deceased AMI flies in laid hi petition
IN writing, setting forth thai his said wards are .cz
ell in their own rah' in fee Of one undivided halt OF
tie following desert Ell parcels Of land, situated in
said Wlllison, VIZ. abo1i sixiv acres of and lying
ON the east side Of the highway leading from the
Winuo>ki Turnpike, in said Wi>ton, to Hneshurah.
passing the dwelling hou,es ofLew> Marshall and
Alexander Lee, founded nor'h Nv Ois Whitney,
land Nh hy land OF Rifus Wa-,on EAST by Urah
T.ee's land and ives, by said highway; and another
marcel OF land living he we side Of sail his 0av,
cln'aninz ahuui thirty five acres of land, ound.d
north by Otis Whinoy's land; 50 III by the Widow
Nichols farm east by said highway and we hy
Simeon T.ce'> land, which lands arc su'isc' 20 the
right of dover of Phdcla Lee, widow of lie naid
Lee, deceased; that ,oe uf stid war - interest
said land wunld coninre their le-i interest Y hav-
ing the proceed, Of such safe pm, al ia ere and
praying said court to li'en.e all ariln 10 ell The
whole f al wagd>' in efc-i w ,ad aui, lurti pur-
poe afore all nyreoaly 10 The siaac IA such case
made aud provided
WuEREuroN, the court afure All doth appoint Tie
third Monlay of 4 pri' 1915 for hearing aud DECIDING
on said petition, al the Eagle Hall IN Wil,ton acrs-
aid AT ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, and doth order
that all pcr.on~ ip'cres'c cd be- not Get here, pub
licaiun ofthi> order, containing the >ub.aucr ut AID
petition, three weeks sijcce,.ivry N the iinrlinron
Free Pres, Newspaper priuei al Burlington IN said
d trci, the last Of which publications to lie prevou,
to aid thr Monday in April, 1915.
| Given under my hand al SdlI Burlington this first
day Of April, 1916.
iiw3 WV. WESTON, Pegister.
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Timothy Bliss Estate.

IImOIhy BIIss's Cstate.
STATE OF VERMONT, }VNHE Hon. the Pro-
DISTRICT or cHITrENDsN, IS. / bate Couri for the
District of Chi'tenden, To all persons concerned in
the estate Of Timothy Bliss, late Of Jericho in said
district deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS, Zehna Bliss, Administrator OF the
estate OF said deea, ed proposes 10 render an ac-
count OF his administration, and pre-, en his account
against said e,taie for examination and allow tnce at
a session OF the Court of Pro ate TO be holden al the
Register, office in Burlington, in said district, on the
fourth Wednes lay Of April next
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear lefore
SAID court at The time and place aiore aid, and shew
cause, Il any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not he allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 3lst day
Of March, A. ID. 1915.
4iw3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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JOSEPH NJ NRSB,
DANIEL PATRICK, : Commissioner.
JOHN :. PATRICK \ dIU3


Ht'i'iul 10 90 isdHus
STATE OF VERMONT A r Probate, Court,
DIslric, OF Chiiteuden, IS. a held at Burlington,
within and for the district of Chleulen, the third
day Of April, A, ID. ls45 present the Hon. Charts
Russell, Judge of laid court, comes Elias Lyman,
Guard OF George L.. Harrii ston, minor son
OF George Y Harrington, la c OF SAID Burlington, de-
ceased and shows to SAID Court that his ,ad ward is
seized IN his right in fee Of the following desert
bed parcel OF land, situate IN said Burlington, VIZ.
about three OF land lying the west side OF the
road leading from the Court House Square in Bur
nglon to Shehune. helng parts Of five lots No.
so and 81, bounded northerly by lane leading from
SAID road towards Lake thlmplan; easlerly by said
road, and souihetly aud easIerly by Samuel Gcbok :
land; THAT sale of said parcel OF land would con-
duce 10 the best interest oi SAID ward, by having the
proceeds Of such sale put Al Interest; and praying
said court to license the said guardian sell said
land -
Whereupon, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
Both dny OF April. ls45, for hearing and deciding on
SAID petition, the office Of the Register OF sad
in said Burlington AT ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
doth order that all persons iniere ted be notified
thereof by publication of this order, containing the
substance of sld petition, three weeks 'uccessvey IN
the Burlington Free Press Newspaper printed in
said Burlington, The las, of whih pu locations 10 be
previous 10 said S0h day of April, 1913.
Given under my hand this 3 dav Of April, 1915.
44-i6 WN. WESTON RePiSier.
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Canes.

A NEW and beautiful assortment Of Silver and
n Ivory headed Canes, also, Crooks and oihe
Canes, the best assortment ard al lower prizes thar
ever BRlNSMAlD q. BRO1 RS.
March. l9i5 Al
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III O u. Z ~ q

PROPOSALS will be received until the 10 May
l. for building Covered BRIDGE, over Onion
River at the Narrows near Udney II. Pennman'>,
agreeable TO plan which will soon be ready for IN
spection at IL. BradIeys Store. The payment 10 lie
made when the Bridge is fully completed TO the ac
cepiance of the Building Committees for Colchester
and Burlington.
HARRY BRADLEY, Sclecmen ior
SETH MORSE, Burlington.
JDNEY ii. fENNIMAN, Bmllng
Comp,ilte for Colchester.
Burlington, l0h April, 1916. As
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CASH CONTRACT.

DROPOSALS will be received until the 18th May,
l. for good and Sufficient Stone Slnceway OF
Dram, 1870 feet long, with Well or Tunnelon the up
per side, to lie rlace in The Raviue made y the late
Rains on The Road leading from he Camp Ground to
The mouth Of the River. The material 10 lie Of the
bust Kind, and the work 10 be done under and appro-
ved ly an experienced Engineer, and to the accept
ance of he undersigned, and warranted for 10 year
Payments TO he made halt l5lh July and one hal
18Th October. For particular DESCRIPTION of the di-
menslon> and form Of the work, apply to either If the
Seeclmen. II lRRY BRADLEY, Select
SETH MORSE, : men.
Burlington, 10Th Apru 1915. a.
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New York Adv'ts.
METALLIC VAEsF.E's'.

NE II 4 a ELa<atD N 81 EbEL 4 .
VlNHIS is the only invention that combines the
! properties of hone an stup ils powers have
been well proven by the first cutters Of Europe, who
have used and preferred them 20 The common hone
The Tablet ot tone part requires neither nor wa
Ter to have effect This alone would make it of great
value; but when added t. it the finishing Qualities of
the stop, simplicity OF use and cleanliness, making it
on the whole an article that no gentlemnns toilet can
be complete without The following testimonials
from the most scientific men, speak well in its favor !:
From Gen. James Ta'lmadgc. President of
the Amcri,an Institute.
Saunders Razor Strop with its four sides combine
admirably all the requisites to sharpen and sci Razors
with fine and smooth edge It is real comfort to
posses II. JAMES TALLnApGE.
New York, Nov 1871.
From VI. Million, Cutler to the Royal
Navy. SOL Stgdnl..
The Metallic Table. in lis use is simple, having the
same efec, on a razor MS n hone, without using oil or
water and in tenth part of the time After five years
trial, can recommend it with perfect confidence.
From Professor Criscon,, and DIR. Valentine
Mott.
George Saunders Imperial Strop.-We can freely
testify its value. The side which he calls the Ne
ia lie Tablet l. as far rs we know thing of his own
introduction into this country; il appears to be an eX-
cellrn convenient substitute for hone and opera
on the same principle steel does upon ableknfe.
but with far greater smDOhness and certainty; it
saves the unpleasant necessity of oil and water 10
rs sst whe'ling.The other three sides OF the Strop
are extremely well finished, fit, smooth and almost
elastic preserving the razor from that r0undness Of
edge which 50 soon desroysts keenness.
j. GRIscoI,
| Nav 10Th. 1927 VALENTINE Morn.
prires sl3 $40, 50 Sc and ST. per doz.
| C. Saunders inventor, and sold by
G SAUNDERS & son,
| 1853 Broadway, Netc York.
ZIG. Saunders ~ Son will remove on the LIST OF
Nav from 1913 to III Broadway.
New York Anil :, 1915. Is
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Boots Shoes and Rubbers
OF oil sorts and descriptions, for sale very low by
~ GEORGE PETERSON.
Burlngon. Feb. 18Th 1873. 50
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iilullglls
Sliinnles,

! LARGE a. ,orlmen, oil the most approved pa,
~ terms. by j. & J. H. PECK d Go.
Burlington, April |, lSi5. "A
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lflnn (inld liCnds.

k'lne Gold Beads.
ECLL finer rai'y OF Gold than any eastern made
Beads can lie o. i1iuel OF
BRtNSMAtD & BROTHERS.
fine lot inst finished, March i245. al
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FALL AND WINTER
II G.!
.tep York y. ices.

HE subscrlbcs hasjust returned from the
II city Of New York. and removed from
No. 50 to No. 62 Main street, the tii,d store
above hi. old stand, where lie :. now open
ing a large and splendid assortment of su.
perior ready-made Clotnirg comprising ev.
cry article usually kept ina clo'aine or fn,
nishing store. HIS goods are all pcw were
bought for cash, and manufactured under
his own direction, e1prcs.!- for thi. market,
in tho latest and most fashionable stylo
Having formed . connection with . whole.
sale dry goods hou'e in the city Of N. York,
enables him TO take sdvantageso Of the mar.
ket in buying usually low at auction. lie
can, therefore. confidently assure buy ers OF
ready made clothing. that he uot only can.
will sell them clothing not only sschesp
but CHEAP per than any other clothing in the
city Of st. Louis. Buyers are invited to
call and examine bsfors purehasisg el,e-
where. N. BROWN.
Ne. 90 Mats Sweet. ~. Loui., No.
e-t. lltr. lsIS. -
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per month.
Weekly paper BY the yes,. -
for six months. ....In
Subscriptions to the Daily for -
than two, to the Semi Weekly e.
less than four, or to the Weskiv a.
less than six, months, will no, |, r..
ceived.
II not paid within the wear, II.
DALEY paper will be SI2. tho Semi
Weekly Sc, and the Weekly - 50.
a year.
Subscribers may discontinue their
papers nt any time BY paving for ,hs
time they have received ,hsm. RS
NOT WITHOUT.
Those who subscribe for year.
and do not, a, the time Of sub:erih.
ing. order a discontinuancs at The end
OF 1t. will he considered subscriber.
until they order the pnpsr t. b d.
continued.
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PROSPECTUS
THE
4 W " PENN
MAGAZINE.

A Family Newspaper, published
al the Office. lI9 Broadway,
New York.
This is a nea, & tasty weekly pub
licntion. Of Is large octave RACES
highly embellished with e~ngravings
and devoted to variety OF enter.
tanning and useful subjects, for gene.
raj use, at the low price Of 3 cents a
number, or 81 a year, forming q
...Re volume annually Of s3s pages.
Extensive preparations hive been
made 10 render this highly inter.
esting and valuable publication. Per.
sons forwarding the money for five
ecopis viii have a sixth sent GRATIS
Editors publishing this advertisement
with an editorial notice, will be fur.
ni,hed with the work for one year.
Liberal terms to agents.
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TERMS

INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE.)
sisgle cory, D 90 Eight copies, see %
Four copies. II 90 Thirteen do. - GO
II will thus be seen tina, when ,hir.
teen copies are ordered a, once. the
price is trough: down to about So.
80 each. For six months, half these
rates.
These raies afford high induce
ments to agents and others to inter-
est themselves 10 procure it subscri-
bers,
The cash system AMI pavmant in
advance must he uncompromisinglv
adhered to. The past relaxation Of
j, has caused an accumulation Of not
far from 10000 of debts due TO the
work. Hereafter this must be Who'll.
ly reformed; nor must either the
most eminent political friend or the
most Intimate personal one, be dis
pleased on experiencing its applica-
ton, in the ssoppasc of their Numbers.
If they neglect this rule; the vital
necessity OF which. at the present
reduced rates, must be obvious TO
all.
No communications will be taken
from the post Office unless free OF
postage.
All communications, both on edi-
torial and publishing business, must
be addressed, h.nceforward. to the
undersigned. Those relating to the
settlement of the past debts due the
work will be still addressed t. Mr..
n. G. Langley, 8 Astor House. the
past arrangements with whom, as
publisher, have reached then tsrmi-
n .tion.
July, ISlS. J. L. O'SuLLIvAr,
iSs Nassau street, =. Y.
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also, will literally encourage it-as
such. II congraiula,es the West on
the success Of their Naval Depor,; q
work nf its own creation.
The Messenger contains on an av-
craze sixty four pages, a number, sig
ten pagps more than most Of the 50
Magazines & twice ms much ~ some
of them; and is published monthly, at
- oer annum. The volume. one
wear contains 765 super Royal Octal
70 pages. Il, three quarters of a cent
per page. Five copies for twenty
dollars.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk Of the County Court OF Rail,
County, letter, Of Administration on
the estate Of George Gillespie, decd,
bearing date August 9Th 1915.
All persons indebted I o said es-
tate. are requested to make immedi-
ale payment. All persons having
CLAIMS ,gninst said estate, are reques-
ted to exhibit them properly au,hene
,icated within n year from the dat
Of said letters. or they may be pre-
cluded from having any benefit Of said
estate, and If not eXhiiI,rd wi tai
three years they will be forever IN
red.
MICHAEL JONES, Admir-.
Sept. 9th. l845. SWISS.
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A LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Pest Office in Troy.
Mo-, on the LIST day of Oct, which il
not taken out in three IL rtl.s, will be
sent to the general Post Office as dead
letters.
1. Armstrong, Andrew Eewchurch,
Jer. Anderson, Solomon Pike.
Jas. Branson, Mas. Phoebe Rose,
Miss Chloe Tear. Mr.. Schele,
Mrs Nancy Carter, Henry C. Staener,
Miss Jane Crooms. Elijah Stephens.
WIN. c Duncan, VIM. Smith,
Ihos. II Harris, David Sinnatt, 2
Ges. w Honesty, VIM. A. Sale,
walker Hopkins, Vincent Tapp,
Jas. johnson. NJ. Turnbull,
Mr.. Mckee, Fountaine Morrison
Mrs. Clare Mudd, BENJAMIN Mass.
Geo. w. Moore, Cynthia or VIM. T..
Miller, J. H. BRITTON. p. N
Trey, Nc. Os,. 4th, 1898. 80
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained Of the
CI'k "' the County Court of War,
rem Co., Mo. letters Of Administra-
ton with the will annexed, on the
estate of james C. Rundeii, deceas-
ed, bearing DIE the Ist Sent. lS45'
All persons having claims q
yaIns' said estate, are requested L"
exhibit them properly Authenticated.
within ole year from the date oi SAID
letters. or lhev NAV be precluded
having any benefit of said es-
tate. and il no, exhibited within three
wears. thew will be forever sarred.
FREDERICK II. DRYDEN.
Administrator.
Sept. 9TH, l845, 3"3s.
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DrV Goods.

ALSO Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, &c, &c.
Which they are determined TO sell
very low for CASH or Coco Mer-
charitable Produce. Having purchased
their stock at a very small advance on
Eastern cost, they are therefore enabled
to sell the same much cheaper than they
have ever before been offered in this
part r: the country. They respectfully
invite their old customers and the pull
lie generally, to come and examine their
stock and prices; their motto being
Quick sales aud small profits.
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PROSPECTUS
OF
The CHEROKEE ADVOCATE

THr CaIsoKrr NArros, Pso,a..
ToR.-WnLrAx Ross. x.lros.
THE above is the title Of nsvs
paper, published at TAxLx suA.-
Chez okee nation, the first number al
which was issued about the middle ef
August last.
The object Of the council of II.
nation. in providing for the puLIic..
ton OF the Cherokee Advocate, +, ,h..
phyi'caI, moral and intellectual in
Provrment Of the Cherokee people
II will be devoted to these ends. .nA
to the defence Of those rights recoe
MEL as belonging to them 10 %treatiss
Legally made, At different times VIII
the United States, and of such m.,,.
ure' ns seem bes. calculated 4. &C.
euro their peace and happiness, pre-
mote their prosperity. and .l,rs,.
their character as . di,tinc, com.r
nifty.
In commencing and sustaining +.
public journal in :he nation, il, sue.
cess Must depend very much uno,
the kind feelings. liberali,y and p,,-
ronags OF the citizens Of the Unf,eS
States. Among them We are ,,,u,.
ed there exists generally . desire thu,
the Indians should be dealt with M.
on Just and liberal principIes, i've.
y sympathy in their cheque,.d "A.
reer, and a deep intren in 4. ...h.r
ac'er, condition ard destiny. lpne,.
ance OF their condition, opinions. and.
claims, has been to thema fount.i,
many wrongs: 4 fountain fro.,
which they have been forced 10 dr;,i
many bitter draugh,..
From this cause, measureso Of ,.,;
cy IN themselves unjust, and highly
restrictive to their peace and prcs.
poets. have been conceived and no.,
sisted IN to their accon,pIi.bm.n,,
with 'ingula' per,inacity. by ,ho,e,
from whom they havea right to e,.
pect and claim protection. II Ill.
therefore. be the aim Of those h,,;,.-
charge of the Advocate, 10 enlich,es
public sentiment, ns far a. possible.
rs TO the feelings, wishes and prop.,-
expectations Of the Cherokee.
And while it is intended to mia.
he paper national in it, oas ana.
a%hstaining from all par,i
in the internal polite, Of n.
latlnn, 1t will nevertheless be opes
o inll but courteous discussions Or
my measures of policy on tho part Of
he United States, which touch une,
n effect the rights and interests. n.,.
MY of the Cherokees, hu, also .f-
heir red brethren.
TERMS:
The Cherokee Advocate will ~.
on an imperial sheet, viii,
e~ type, both English and Cber..
&c. once every week. at s. per =
um, PAYABLE in advance. And -.
hose subscribers, who read onIv the.
'he1okee language, At s. per annua,
Advertising vii Be done on tn. .
Iai terms.
Cherokee Nation. Sept, ls44.
WILLIAM D0:a
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For sale,

IRON, Steel, Castings, Horse-C Collar.
Hames, Trace-C Chains, Nails, VIM
dow-Glass, Putty, Linseed Oil, Tur-
pentine, Goldfish, Mackeral, Gar
den-Hoes, Sad-lrons, Sole and Up.
per Leather, Louisiana Hour, &C.,
&c. All at the lowest cash prices.
BLOCK g. SON.
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List OfLetters.

EMAlNING il the P~ost.oaiee 81, L..
~ hing Green, No. ON the SOtL d., =,
Sept. 1s45: which IL not taxa, =.
within three months, will he sent n. l a.
cral Post Office as dead lstte,s.
George N Bell -Iohn r MeDo,.u
Mr. Bogus G w Moor.
james broadhesd Meady Mile
!ohn b'wle' .4braham Pits
Jencr'on A Drake f Perkins
WIN I Dunn Wm Peo;x
George Edwards Geo R;,.
: " Richard ? Rossps
Elisa Fielder Jsme. r,;.hIs
Joseph Gatewood Wm Tuy,l.
'as o Hardin Polly Tillstts
A Holiday JAIN w..
Milton Hendrick sil,, To-.
Benjamin Hawkins IsraeI ID w..
Henry w Hamlet Marie K,n;...
Stephen Insssn Isaso R..I
Robert Jones Joh. -
"''"ars '0se' George JsLssss
I'sae } King
H.0. RRwHRAs > -
Oct. III, ls4Sr In.
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NOTICE is hereby given Ia Nil
~ creditors or Others interested y
the Estate Of Samuel Benn, decd.
that OF the next November term OF
the county court of Pike county,
shall make a final settlement Of said
estate, as Executor thereof; when
and where those interested can at
tend.
GEO. CAMPBELL, E.'r.
October 18th, 1s45. 4w34
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DEMOCRATIC review.
SlRArLY REDUCED pRIcE-yRoa s. TO
So PER ANNUn.
PROSPECTUS OF THE NEXT
Ton l7rn) VOLUME.

TnE price Of the Democratic Re
view has heretofore been too high
not for its size. cost and character.
but for the means of ems Of thou.
sands Of readers who would be glad
TO receive it. and among whom il Is
highly desirable hat it should circu.
late. For the purpose. therefore, Of
largely widening the range of IFS
u'efulness, and Of multiplying the
numbers of those 10 whom it may
be accessible, it has been de'ermin,
cd, simultaneously, with the great
reduction in the expense OF the post
age. 10 reduce its subscription price
also, from FiUe 10 only Three dollars;
and when several unite in subscrip-
ton, 10 as low as $3.50, or even
$3.50 per snnum
This very large reduction in the
receipts accompanied with but a
comparatively small diminution Of
is expenses) involves. of course, an
entire sacrifice Of profit upon it. un-
less compensated by a vast ,,ul,ipli-
cation Of its subscribers. There will
be at the outset only a small reduc-
ton in its number Of pages; soon TO
be restored to its old number, with
GU, increase O. Price, when he an
ticipated succe'' Of the experiment
shall justify it.
The portraits Of distinguished dem.
ocrais will be con'inued-engraved
10 better and more costly style than
heretofore.
The postage will hereafter, for any
distance, be only five ano a half cents;
it has heretofore been, for over 100
miles, eighteen ceuts.
We look for an extension Of cir.
eulatIon TO be reckoned by tens Of
thousands, as the result and compen-
sation Of this great reduction of price.
Every friend Of the work. ano Of the
democratic principles and cause. is
confidently appealed to to exert him
self with an active interest to procure
it subscribers; both TO extend It's use.
fitness, and to carry it successfully
through the crisis Of this great reduc-
tlon Of its receipts.
Those who have paid in advance
for the coming year, will receive it,.
Al the reduced rate, for q year and q
half
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given. that 'i'.
vnoe.s.gned has obtained of tie C'''k
oi the County Court of Pike COUNTY
Mo-. letters of Administration. on
the state Of Jesse ". Shaw. dec.
bearing da,e the illh Oct. lS45.
All persons having claims against
s.id estate, are requested 10 exh I
Them properly authenticated, within
ore year from The date Of said let
tiers. or they may be preciuded from
having any benefit Of sud estate. &
il not exhibited within three years,
they will he forever barred.
NARY J. SHAW, ADMIR-.
Oct. 18th. lS45. 3w35-
Democratic banner., 1845-11-15
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE is hereby gwen to oil
~ creditors or others interested IN
the estate Of Ramey L%aforce, decd
that at the next November term OF
'l:- P.t" county court. shall make q
final settlement o.: sad rs'a!-,1 4: Al
ministrator thereof; when and where
those interested cnn attend.
JAS. l.. LAFORCE,
Admir- of Rsmey Laforce, decd.
October 4th. I845. 4w3S.