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THINGS IN GENERAL.

Great excitement is prevailing in Geaugs
Co. Ohio. On account Of the disintermenI OF
the dead III that u shb0rhood. Ii is charged
upon the Medical Coaegs Of Cleveland; the
Dean Of Inc faculty denies The charge.
A Jury of Ohio, win great gaisniry gave
verde, Of s2.25O against IN unfortunate
swain, in favor ofa Miss Flemines for breach
OF marriage promise. Dear courtins in more
senses than 91s.
Gen. Jackson is TO have 4 nonumen, in
Tennessee II should be granite and iron.
They have al independent Catholic Church
in Cincinnati. The members are numerous.
and their doctrine Is Independence OF the
POPS and Bishops
THE Tariff. Two years ago, there were
tut Two anthracite iron furnaces in Penn
there are nov no less than p, in active oPer-
atom.
Nh. 10. Bird. the colossal singing school
teacher, formerly in these parts. has just pub
h'he3 at f'OsiOn. new singing book; the
EVUfier says ii is very good.
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TEXAS MEETING.

We are glad to find that mass meeting Of
The citizens of Massachusetts Without dis.
rinction Of party. was held at Fanuil Hall on
the 4th instant, for the purpose oil devising
means to resist the admission of Texas into
the Union as "a Stare State This Is as il
should be. The claims of ThirdPsriyism 10
an exclusive patriotism, and their endeaFors
by distinct actionto sbew themselves out as
par enoelleRee auii-annexslionists are truly
ridiculous We believe there is not Wing
ID New England who is not 100; and branch
anii-slsvery and anti-Teras man. They re-
gard annexation as scheme commenced in
stealth and fraud. and carried on to advance
The slave power in violation of the constitu-
ton Of the Union,-and they are ready to CO.
operate with theirfeilo citizens o.all creeds
who sincerely love the liberty of mankind, to
defeat this o6ious and revolving measure.
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Nov. 5.
=. s.x.TE The bill assessing tax 70

t,,5e SENATE the bill assessing a tax io
- s-,r,cr, of Ii. Government; making ap
,,,o,r- ..ir- = E. hal purpose and authorizing
The Treasurer 10 borrow a sum not acceea
ias $4,000. wss passed, A bill was Ike
wise passed. aPpropria'ing $3.50 per an','A
for Two ears. 10 provide suits OF geO'og 90
and meteorological specimens for the se'e' -
Colleges n the State.
In the HorsE. the petition ofRIP'on &c
lectmen was dismissed A bill Incorporating
n. Rrs,,leboro Hydr0Pathic lnfrmary, for
he cold water cure. elected humorous dis
c,,s.;o, among The members. Some. who
mere medical men. attempted 10 throw cob
wafer On the whole business, and though
men might be ducked on their own hook
Without incorporation. The bill passed TO
third reading. The School Bill was passed
Neither the bill for the recharier OF Orwell
Bank. nor that for the charter Of Brandon
Bank have passed.
Hon. Horace Eaton was elected State Su
rerinlerdani Of Common Schools. a bill
suffering the stock Vi all Railroad corpora
tions 10 taxation was passed. Strong reso'
lulions against The annexation OF Texas were
p1seed by both houses. The usury bill was
rejected in tie Senate More about legisla-
tive proceedings next week. The white pa
per ballot House bill was rejected in the
Senate.
The Legislature adjourned finally on
Thursday last.
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EUROPEAN MARKET.

-By the. two last arrivals from Europe, II
is made verv certain that The crops OF Wneai
and Potatoes are cut of 10 great exieni.and
that steady and progressive rise in bread
s,ufs is unavoidable. This upward move
NAV experience SEINE checks bur it is be-
lieved that wheat will rise I'LL spring. We
take the following as 10 the domestic mar
ket from the Ploughnan and what is here
said Of the Boston market IS applicable 10
New y ork:
Bosrox Market. Almost every kind OF
farmers produce is quick 10 marhei, and
farmers are better pleased than IN former
wears. Corn and grain have risen so much
mat thew will paw the cost of raising them IN
Massachusetts.
Pork commands decent price. but we
prophecy higher puees within a month.
Six and half cents for whole hogs pays
pretty well, but seven cents would be more
acceptable. Hold on 10 seven for the best,
and Won will obtain that price. Potatoes
command such prices that none will be gwen
10 hogs or cattle.
Fruits of all kinds command very good
prices. and farmers who contrived 10 make
this the bearing year will fill their pockets
Hay is up, and there is no prospect OF lis ial-
ing. One year ago we told our readers
that a single dry season would bring hay TO
twenty dollars per ton. The substitution Of
net weight for and hundred is decided i'm
provement in favor Of The growers
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he MOTHERS RELIEF, medicine s. Inch
Socthes the dl>agcecab.e sensation Of Fe-
iale> about 10 become nsiherS. anI in
>ures safe de i've y ia cases yhere nal
formation or some unnatural cir,us,i-;- uces
10 not prevent. The reputation 81 - ar
uc!e- tEoaEA silent. has become 80 t.ltna-
ell As - pr.di.s-e- an immense i-m-ui. A
pamphlet u;ei.ied ou!y Tor III. % e o. ii.n>,
directly interested ani lhSir ph5>.r.an>. i
prepared Tor gra;EiiuuS ti>triLu.ion where
he R-'ief Is for salr.
: ; W. are thus Obliged t. come D. fore rh-
pubic, We itke TIE occasipn To say. H. u
the increase Of the call for tie a.o:hsr'>
Relief. wherever kncvn, lie ans, suid 10
direct opinion 70 lie fI-r4od Of a.. c>ri-
mt ton in - nrL il is held SO a.te i.- SIT
i>iaeiion OF believing Ihar .t-La> been = q.
means OF a !rviaI.H. n infinite az. ~ q.
suffering, aud of S-vrius inasy Val i,.hie
lives " herrVer j. has been usea Gur.u-
Tie above period, aerp rooted p-eis., ces
nave gwen way 20 raadid and i.aaA'ul x
preSsinn> OF graf tuju. Of Id wish 10 xicnI
on their parts, ~ far $ pOS>ibl~. il Lene-
hts Medical Tlen Of high st.niin. have
hid The canisr - a-sl0w eL-e f.r once.
mat Their prcJud.ces must lie slmndoutG
and have been advocates for iis use.
All ihuse who $ i,b. are invited L. ell
and procure pamphlets without char.
For sale by y p. USS!L-
The au:horzed agent for this pare - /
vicinity.
MddiehuTv. Isl ISIS
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MOsDAr, No,

D. TO AZ.
Reported for The v. E. Farmer
At market $500 Beef Cattle, 1850 Stores.
5000 Sheep and l025 Swine. Several hun
bred beef Cattle and Stores. and go Swine
were reported last week. More than hall
the Beef Cattle and Stores remain unSold, at
the close OF the market Monday nigh,
PRIcEs Beef Canle.-Te reduce our
quotations 10 conform 10 sales: Extra 81,
First quality S2,75 3.75.
BdrreliRg Catae.-Last weeks prices not
sustained.
WOOL. We have no change 10 notice
in the market for this article during the past
week. Sales have been light, and confined
10 lois 10 meet The immediate demands
manufacturers.
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THE VEGETABLE
PULMONARY sALSAm

l. rnLahiy alrnCrf without rarrttle III having cuni
tina. Iearly twenty years, July maintained III hS
reputation winch has arqli-ci ff Coa-umpii'e Com
aiauis and al dl~1=s 81 The Luu-s Thrua- and thest
q ss been psobaby WIKI greater soecss ian any
si=r arire known. aIJ nauy physicians who hay' had
an opportunity Of witnessing IL highly saigtzry eri d.
not h.~itar- o. recommend safe cuuve1en aid
vtr ecseious NEE equal MT superior 10 any oh
= t-ci irnn The above Complaint within Their know
--~ and one which ha- sd II Disappointed the fess1is-
BIZ ert.ctulilsis OF ihrse y ~ have us-d Il
hr nro,,-afa-s caurni deced 10 The Present un5us
ING svie 81 advertisin. SIMILAR arTics il y 10 wei
Efovn 70 renuire any slr c1se and ih-y would merely
e:. tho "a b. wf-h fr furr Continuation OF IL sup
rri,y 10 "a - have used H. and Ia The numerous
-rcafeS Il rTscgzns and Others aiiachsd 10 each bot
lie The Vegetable Pulmonary Baiszm " = lot mans
years fi- ,-i~ arice known a. Pulmonary Basni L.
.reai c-g ha- Eivca ne TO great many spurious Ar
ieIe. hich by pariay assuming the name 81 ne seiu
me- and iIr pui resemble Il a. nearly a. po--
-be areoen usfed upon the public for the true article
Amou- tts=e are Carers Compound Pulmonary Bal
an - American Pulmonary Eaisan, --NeEefable ful
ra1r.arv srrun.' -I'umoIary Baisain Indian Puino
-7-v Bsi-sul fiuuieTs Pulmonary Basam " &e-- Be
var az an Of then Enquire for The ac!e By IL whole
name M VEGETABLE FCLNONAsR BALSAsl, and
e sure GET The tue arce prepared by Rex MISC and
fr - n l,ni.~aie nr-eesls- 81 Chatham street. Boz
-o- and .ee that il has The written signature e y n
loan Cutler upon Yellow lah-i on the hue erEeloi-
zach bnfe and - = s-anPed ~Ne-esabe Pulmonary
gajsanlT' Fo- sale hy County, Merchants generally
For sale BY SIDNEY MOODY.
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And YET after voting Texas into The Union
The hope of defeating annexation by prohibit
ting slavery in her constitution. IN a con-
eress decidedly LocOfocO and sia'eOeraiic'
is forlorn enough for the most saneuine oil
is oppooents. But where right and justice
are so clear. we may use the means, and trust
in an al wise Providence for the event.
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For sale by SIDNEY MOODY.
GROCERIES &c

CUGARS. Molasses, Teas, Coffee, Pepper, Al
> soice. Nutmess, CloTes, Starch Salipeire
Alum. bar soap, logwoo3, redwood, eoperaS, cas-
STA blue vitrol, cayenne pePper sal Soaa Sais d
ms tariocs Irish moss, candles, lamp oil, SC, &c
for sale unusually low by
n, 1Si5 L. BECKWITH & Co.
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Died.

On Sunday. Nov 2nd, 1915. at the residence
Of her father, in Burlington. Frances Hickok,
aged Is years.
In New Haven. on the 9TH instant. Mary
Louisa. only daughter OF Romeo and Ruth
Dorwin. aged , wears and 10 DAYS,
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NE " GOODS.

have this day received. large and
SPLENDID assortment of staple and fancy
DRY GOODS
among which may be found. black blue
black. Broad and Beaver Clo,hs, Black and
Blue Cassimeres. Fancy do. rich winter
Vestings, Ottoman Rep Cashmere dEcos-
sc. Alpaca. silk warp, Fig'd Luneiia. May
h ue Alpaca, and Cashmere Shaw :, Prints
a great variety sheetinE, shirtingsS, Drills
brown and bleached Cotton yarn. SC all OF
which will I've soil at a small advance for
Cash and most kinds of Produce
w. CHAPMAN.
Versennes, Oct, is. lS45
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LADIES ATTENDtl
EA Ps Rept- Oioman$. CashnereS and
SO De LANES
100 ps. Calicoes ard Ginghams-
10 doZ. Cashmere. Brocha, Alpaca, Net
and 81 X Shawls
Is doZ Miits and Gloves.
Bonntt NelvetS, Ribbons, and Artihcials.
81 ps. Velvet Trimmings.
so - Cloak Goods,
doz. MUffs and BoaS,
Just reed BY p w. COLLlNS-
Oct. p, 1915.
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" +, the subscribers, eng apr, irt,; v liz.
" Hon the Probate Coz, 10 IL Di,.rici II
Addison, Commissioners, 10 receive. e1z1.-l-
and adjust al claims nd ce-a-1 =: AZ res, -
against he estate Ct
DANIEL FROST,
late OF sas7eAan il SAIL District 6ece5 81. al
also al claims and demands exhibited i E~cr
thereto: Ard months from tie miro d. ct
October lol5s being allowed bys-ii { u. f.r
hat IaTpo>e, Ne DO therefore hereby give r.
ice that ve VIII attend 10 The business ci oar
said appointment, s,Jhe i,seiiiHch-u Of :. -
Ae.h FTost il said Slsseiar1 On The fi-s; Tue
days in Janu1ry and April ne-:. from -. O.
clock 4. NJ, until fur S'c!ock, ?. u, o. each
Of said days.
-4ler. y. Perry. : C.mr;.--
O!icer B1r1Ha. siouels.
Da.e a S11-eh-n Ills Oh e1v - E.1rln-
her 1915
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T.KE NOTICE. GENTLEMEN,

Thai Broad Clo;hs, CaSsimeres, EeSlInss
Gloves Sus2enders, BucksLin Mitiens. Worsiea
Bats. Canton Flannels, CTavais. NelTeiS, Blan-
ke;s Worsied Serses Padding, Canvass suk
Twist. Buttons Drillings, Pat Thread, &c, can
be Obtained cheap OF
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FOR SALE.

About tweniy-one acres Of excellent land with
houseand good barn. situated in Cornwall g
bout one and a hal: miles from &iGlls5uTy VII
iaSe, on the Troy road, and les than Two and :
half miles from Cornwall Meeting House. Sail
land is well waIered. Also a detached Tiece o.
abol. forty acres, with large spring which a.
ioTds plenty Of wafer through the year for man
and beast. The above lots Of l-nd WILL &c sold
toceiher or se7era;e, 10 suit purchasers.
For further particulars, eIguiIe Of Z 3. ROB
BINS, OF the premises.
Cornwall, Oct. 70, 1915. 2,1
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NEW GOODS.

P. w COLLINS is this DAY receiving 4 large
lot OF Fall and Winter Goods, which Will be sold
lower than goods can possibly be sold bought pre-
yons TO the tenth Of the present month, there bav-
ing been great knocking down in prices, espec-
ially IN all kinds Of fancy goods since the above
menuonei date
Cornwall, Oct D, 1875.
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NJ d,

At Montpelier. on the 9th ult By Rev. Geo.
3 Manser J. Nc NJ Shafier Secretary Of the
State. 10 Miss Julia Hubbard.
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Nuts and Boas.

Jasl received and for sale very cheap by
7. {. SMITH.
Monkton, Oct Is, 1915
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CLOTH CAPS


A variety of Cloih CAPS, --latest styles" jus
received and for sale low *
z. BECKWITH & Co.
Oct IS45.
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INGRAM CARPETINGl

4 few ps. Ingram and Gotten Carnetinc 70
sale BY Z. BECkWlTH & Co
Oct 1915.
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Jar MIS- Il { S.

CONSTANTLY on haad aal for sale lar-e
y loi Of NarniShes from the celebrated rnsnufac-
tory d Daniel Price & Co. Newark y J com
2ri>ing COach-Fuiniiu,e-Jap Dr-irr. &c.
Also 2 complete as>Jr.m ut Of Pailfs. c1n,i> .irs
IF W bite and Red Lesd-Fieuch ana Chrome
IeliOw-PariS and Chrome Greeu-V.reliaa
ReI-Lithar-e Terradesima-Tulkey Tr.her-
Esdy'S patent Blzck-PIu>Sian Blua-Chirese
Neunillioa. Likewise, Liuse,.i On-Sn. Tur-
pentiEe, Lampbiack, Paint and Varni>h Brushes.
Pencil Brushes, Powder, Shot Bar Lead. PEI
cu>alan Caps-Dye sui, Of al kinds All colors.
&c. & for sale l0E l3r Cash down. hv
q. W. PAEMELEE
Bristol, NoT !, 1Si5. 2-f
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STATE OF VERMONT.



To the Creditors the Estate OF D7vii l. Az
nan late OF Bristol in said dis.rie;, det ease,t
Be il remembered thai al a protse Cox, hoI-
den al Bristol in said District, OF The g dar Of
November 1915 on the zpT licai.oL % Ire 4 .i.i1.
isrraioTs Of sid Estate il IS hereby ortele5 hat
all persons having claims against said E.iaie
preseuitae same 10 the Adm i11S.rsloIss iJl,s ID
on or before tie I'd dsy u December ncxl for
Peymenl, u which time, Is; aforesaid. u vuieIr
Wili be made, e. The TINE limited L. The T-Yrneat
Of deoas viii expire And il j. icliLe. oISe!t =
said Court, that the A6minis.raIals ale.s-si.;
eanSe notice 10 ie given BY publishing & corv u
this order IN the NoHheTn Gsl-xv. = .eyrs.a-.1-
printed al MiidlebuTy il he C.niiy Of ; c. -,l,.
three weeks successfully rTevilus :. lie - - Y
Of December next
Dated al Bristol. this 81 fav Of r.oreE.ter 49,.
HARVEY MUNSlLL, Judge.
true copy of record,
2S Attest. Ii. MCNSiLL, Ju;ee.
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THE subscriber is now receiving a large and
L well selected assortment Of DRUGS aid
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, GLASS, PUTTY, Sc. Likwi>e Z
choice assortment Of STAPLE GROCERIES,
and agent for the sale Of most Of The Patent Med
icines sold in The STATE.
The subscriber having heretofore done bu-i-
ness on the cash and pay-down system, ard haV-
ing closely observed the operation Of such sys-
en-, has arrived =; the conclusion lhat il IS the
''iaI better Wv" both for seller and purchaser.
he wOalt therefore say 10 ais friends AMI custom
rs and the public, that he viii sell the above TO-
-eIher with q great variety Of articles not named.
| for Cash, at a very saIsll advance from COS, and
charges. Also for SIX Th5nps1n's patent Trus-
ses. The subscriber IS alS9 agent for tbs sale Of
| Dr.. Bannins's celebrated Patent Lace
GEO. ". P4RMELEE.
Bristol, Oct Q, Is4j 2itf
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Stray Cow.

.DROKE into The enclosure Ct the s7lse.i e, q
ID RetCow. lined back s;aT il the f1-ele-l-alr
horns cut The owner Is requested 20 prove FICt
eriv. pzy charges, and take her away
P VI. T POWEI L.
East Middlebury, Oct. -, 1915. 2t3
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.9LSO.
Notice.

Notice.
He i'm Of Roscoe & Nash has teen d-ss,it-
L we'd nearly three years, Tie notes ard &C.
counts due said fra = u semziu II IL Lar1s q
the subscriber lev weeks longer. after winch
they viii % into ;he HAMS Of al Aitorev for col
lection, Those concerned viii govern ltem-
selves accordingly,
A.P. ROSCOE
New Haven, October I3. 1885. 2i.tw-
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On hand Again :!

WITH large assortment Of FAN and Winter
W Goods, such a. Pilot Clgths. Plain and
Ribbed Beaver do, English, French. German and
American Broad cloths. German Beavers: a large
variety ofPlain and Fancy Czssiulere> and Doe
skins Vesungs, ard al ailts OF Tzllors Trim
DinSS-
DRESS GOODS.
IHcluding C5licoes. VI. De La nes. Ca>hneres.
Aipaccas, &c. &c, together with good assor,-
meul Of
GROCERIES.
Which viii sell as low Is can Re bcrshi If
The County for Cash, Corn, Oats, Wheat Buuer.
Nc II. i SHELDON
October l3, 1915,
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That Cashmeres, VI. De LANES, Rept D,
LANES, Chusans. AlPaccas, plain and figured
Cords, Gimps, fungeS, velveiS, nj bon>, hat u,
hons, SILK sirdles, cords and iasselS. vorstet
ooss, cravats, fancy velveis, gl-yeS, spiral cord
quilted borders. b-nnei silks, carpet bags, cali
Goes, muslias, cloth buskins, CATERS, Slips, walk
ing shoes, shawls, &c. &c, you can bny Of the
subscribers cheaper Than Of any one else in III.
vicinity. z. BECKWITH s Co.
Oct 1911
WINDOW Sash, Glass, Putty, and Window
w Blinds, &c. constantly Oh hand and for sals
bv T. BECkWITH s Co.
Oct 1915.
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ekHsen cgTTae:.
(Secr ]Irs. Heas.a..s-J
VI r s. J. WHIT EEE

WOULD especially give ao.ice Il Il ale IL.
w just arrived from Elfcie. briLc--- r.... II.
The latest + ~: ana J. slsi Fcs.ig.ls.-. s!l<-..
Sr-w Baaneis Of every ces~ri-ii-u. r.Afc.. 80.
intends ~ manufacture al short nJI = E. =. ,...s
NAV favor her yith ,teir cg~;am.
Mrs W h-rius b, 81 l. ne - Law ssSe Of
The best shops IL kns- H. ie-l> clr...a--t e. g.,
any VOL. l. her Ike, such Is L...a. = ~
rig ol2 bonneiS, IL The present flsEi.l T.. . Le>t
and durable ulaIn-r All wolz entrus.a- :,t.l
care will be wITra1tslro give e1i.le s;.i-. -.
-MtdlebuTy, Oci =, 1915 81
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STOW rs!

TsNH E subscriber has now on hand aud for
IL sale, greater variety of stoves than
he has ever had before. In addition 10 al,
the most approved P1iterns which are man
ufactured 10 this region, he has several new
Patterns both OF Cooking aud Parlor : Ioves
from Albany and Troy, which have never
before been offered in this market, and III
regard to prices, be does net intend 10 be
undersolG unless others see FL 10 sell les
than cost also. as usual, Stove Pipe and
furniture ofa!l descriptions Also. Hollow
Ware, aud an extensive assortment OF Tin
Ware Of 4 better quality than can be found
ia the State OF TermOn', be challenges com
petition with any.
Also, Caldron Kettles, and Tabor's Pre-
MUM PioushS, III which viii be 50 Il lon er
ihan ever. Tie public are invited 10 cal.
and examine before purchasing e!>e~ here.
4. WILCOX
Middlebury Oct. %, I,45. p
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:
25 Attest. II. MCNSlLL. judge.
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T. BECKWITH sc.
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LADIES. REMEMBER

Versennes. Oct, Is. ls45.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-01

Zedekiah Brodhead was man of somewhat less
stature than Goliath of Gath, though possessing
perhaps, as much physical strength; so the vii
lage wrestlers thought, when, out of sport, he
took up whole handful of them and dashed them
on the ground. During religious revival, Zed-
ekiah was converted and joined the Methodist
church. One evening, on his way home from
class meeting, he was assaled by half dozen of
his former companions, shouting, 6 Now Zed has
become Christian and cannot fight; let us give
him athreshing!" Hold moment interposed
Zed, putting fol tn an as long as a rail 81
know Christian cannot fight; but remember |
belong to denomination who believe in falling
from grace - and, continued the new convert,
planting his right foot more firmly on the earth,
and towering up like giant in the moonlight.
with his arm falling back to an angle of forty live
degrees,-''if should fall from grace''-here he
lowered ms voice to an ominous solemnity, and
advanced three PAGES toward his retreatng assail
ants" if should fall from grace, noe be to
yo~r The scamps, overawed by doubt of the
saints perseverance," decamped with precipi-
tation, leaving Zed as Apollyon left Christian to
go on his way rejoicing.
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Jabez Boyd, who has recently been convicted
Oh the murder OF Wesley Patton, in Pennsylva-
MIA, stated to a fellow prisoner subsequent 70 tbo
murder, that when he came out of the State
Prison where he had been five years, if he had
signed the temperance pledge and gone to work.
ne would not have committed the murder but
as soon as ne got out Of prison, he took to drink
ing and hung about the grog-shops of Philadel-
phia as long as they would let him stay-that be-
ing SO reduced by confinement, he was not able
to bear such abuses. When asked If he attribn.
ted his crime to the use of intoxicating LIQUORS
ne said " the grop-shop would ruin any man"
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