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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-04

The evening on which Napoleon had recognised
the ring his motIer on the watch Of Dr. HUBERT,
he had gone to the ball, impelled by secret pre-
sentiment
The mex, day. Napoleon and HUBERT fought in
the woods of VIucennes. The Doctor more skill
full with the knife than the sword was severely
ded under the arm. Hopes are entertained ofhis
recovery. Before he parted with his adversary. he
related what occurred on that cruel night on which
he had been forced by feeling Of humanity TO
COMM, crime. Resides" he added Matilda
did not suffer much. A sublime deyotion sustained
her fortiiude, and am certain she was consoled in
the endurance ofthe pain, by the thought that the
hand would be sent to you. When had finished, /
heard her say in low tone, behind the curtain
which concealed her from me: Tell him that my
heart will go with my hand But for the ruby I
never could have been enabled to fulfil her wish"
Compelled TO ay, TO escape being arrested on
account OF The duel, Napoleon de- is now in
Brussels. Poor young man His griefis heart.
rending. VIII be ever return to Paris
HUBERT is only an assumed name, in order to
conceal the true one. The Doctor is no other
than DR. L. (Lisfranc Dthe iuslrous surgeon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-04

GRANDMorHEas BEAu.--An elderly, yet smart,
and active lady, was short time since, met in one
OF our streets says the Boston Bee) in the western
section ofthe city, by % promising young man.
who wished TO do the polite''-nothing else, Of
course i-oifered TO accompany her home. On
hearing his generous offer the lady most thankful
" accepted his services. aud taking his arm she
soon arrived at her residence, asked the young
gentleman TO walk in and be seated in the parlor
while she might doff her bonnet, &c, assuring
him ut the same time that she would soon return
and do what she could for his comfort and happ-
ness Our hero threw himself upon a sofa, and
patiently awaited the return of'his ladye fare. who
however, in due time entered the apartment--ac-
companied by her daughter, house-maids, and six
or seven grandchildren, who were all made to I'M
dersland the game, holding in her hand an i'm
mense slice Of bread well butered, which she pre-.
scented to the young gallant The family gathered
around the parlor door to prevent his escape, and
then set up shout Of laughter, exclaiming in a
Uery impressive 'grandmother's beau, grand
mothers beau
In this delightful situation the young gentleman
was forced to remain until he had devoured his
liberal slice of bread and butter The old lady,
then satisfied that he would not suffer from hunger
before the next morning allowed him to tear him,
self from her presence, to digest his unexpected
feast
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-04

We have never known the Wing sentiment to be
more unanimous, more sound, more true to the coun-
try, than in the present iuncue Of affairs An ques-
tons have been postponed, until arms money provis
ions, and men, are supplied to repe hcsities, and
preserve the lives and the honor Of our army on the
frontiers. With full conviction Of the improperly,
or at least the impolcy of The Of the Admins
raon in sending troops 10 the Rio Grande, at this
time, and under the circumstances in which they wero
sent the Wings have not hesitaed fatered in their
duty. They have spoken out, independently and man
fully but they have held nothing back from those
having the control ofpubic affairs, which they want
ed, in the crisis they have brought upon the nations
They have come up 10 all our expectations And those
come necessary TO punish aggression, will be, as We
have always said foremost in defence Of the county
and IN the front rank in any emergency, will be found
their love of county, and serve her alone faithfully and
honoTably.-.aler. Gas.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-04

Double the time Of the suns rising and you hsve
the length Of the night. Double the time il takss
fashionable lady TO dress, and you have the length
Of the day
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-04
Iturc ano @enrral 1nts llioente.
NUMBER Al.
Wealth Of the lIesican Churches.

Major Noah, in the ~ Y. Times, speaking of
the immense treasures the Mexican Churches con-
tain. says:
I'm the cathedral Of PaebIa deos Anglas hangs
grand chandelier Of massive gold and silver, not
Of ounces ayoirdupois, but whole tons in weight,
collected under the vceroys from the various trb-
uiary mines. On the right of the altar stands
carved figure The Virgin, dressed in beautiful
embossed satin--executed by all the nuns Of the
place. Around her neck is suspended woor az
pearls Of precious value, coronet Of pure gold en-
circles her brow, and her waist is bound with
zone Of diamonds and enormous brants The
candelabras in the cathedral Of silver and gold are
too massive to be raised even by The strongest
hand and the Host is one mass Of splendid Jewels
Of the richest kind. In the Mexican cathedral
there is railing of exquisite workmanship, Eve
feet in hegh; aud two hundred feet in length OF
gold and silver on which stands figure OF the Vir-
gin Of Remedies. with three peticoats-one Of
pearls one ofemerslds, aud one Of diamonds the
figure alone is valued at three millions Of dollars
In the church Of Gandaoupe there are still richer
and more splendid articles and in that OF Loretto
they have figures representing the last supper before
whom placed piles of gold and silver plate to
represent the simplicity of that event. IL is the
same in all the churches and cathedrals Of Mexico.
The starving Lepro kneels before figure Of tie
Virgin worth three millions, aud yet would die Of
want before he would allow himself 10 touch one
of the brilliants in her robes, worth to him for
tune About one hundred millions OF dollars are
thus locked up in church ornaments, while nothing
is laid out for public education, roads, canals,
public Improvements, and true national glory"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

wINCHEsTER
Iron and Brass Foundry.

/ y
NVHE subscA Der hs removed his Foundry 10
u the 10, iatsf purcas>ed by HIM. few hue.
dred yards sonthG his ia stand :, ;be Depot. on I,
Marte, street :andh,s alded ,erJ excessively 10
his facilities for ding sasiness He Is al all Il
times prepared to iuInip Castings cf every d.. h
scnp,ion, Al the shorlea ao,,ce and on accom-
nod.l.es ssrHs ,ns = md Sia rhresh.
Enouce.l n A van 10 give cali end ffss.'a-l
.ns, -. .ssor,meat Of Patterns, oeto'e pntcnas-
~. mere. lion Turning and Smhning 81
su,ed with despatch. ,. - hand an
A ~ Hathaway s celebrated raisot f1os'
asssrooKiNG STOVES, unequalled oy aay ON
aM .,o,e ever oHetsd 10 the pubic; s'se,
eoosw. s,ov,s Of difIeisnt sizes, wholesale ot
( retail. NA,3s,n cLeIIey
! 4. entirely new article. ThAmschioe eomSeea
|, srrens,h with dufabilny, aud y unsufpassn 2,
: apy other machine, for cutting SrawI
q Cotnsialk., OF Tor Smelling Corn, ever - !.
4 The farming commdnity. The constr -. .
!. 10 such that The user can work the .I,ae
!. para,e and apart, this machine ieqaYs -
- er than any other cutter e shelly ~ s' - -
strength or one uan bsisr eeqPd ~ p -.
Persons Wishing - pSss n es..sf = sale,
with the machine % iii.i. t5tnuep -
2 The suoseIiber, being thank fai nm ~. :.
e'r', sciieitss continuance Of The San. 40, ~
gers thankfully received and ponc,n.II, an. ~"
ga 70. oif Brass and Iron Casrin,s $3.50. s"en
e exchange fur new work. 'aksn
winchester, Oct so, Ia45 e. o' 0'N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
Vartef1


Re sdiiss 81 he Cincinnati Gazette, spssk-
iog o. ~. Adsm'S s.vss sposeh'' n he House
Representative. says:
"Wrong be may Be. impeiuous he Of
len u. but We have seen no reason 10 i'm
psaeh his motives. whether be concurs or
diGtrs with us 10 opinion. II Mr. Ad-
ans be not psirioife, We know not where
10 look Tor pairiolism--if be be not hos.
eel, We may look 10 vain Tor 40 honest
CITIZENSHIP be be not wise. the teach
ings d great experience have producsd but
lille elect upon him. We differ with
him ofieD. yet never without 6islrusl Of
Our own judgment"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

~
gNyHlS Instiiuiisn vas esisbiiskei = ian
the management Of BENZ. q. BENTON.
10 this lesiiiuliep are taeght The bfaseke.
usually taught 10 the best English Schools -
The Latin and Greek Languages. Asifooou,
wi(k The use Of The Globes, Aleebrn, PLAIN. 81.
hftbd ADslytical Geometry. Pitin and spksri.
cal Trigonomeiry, Msihed sf ealcnIaliax 40
using Logsflthms. Theory aud Practice II Sur
seyiog, Levsling, Plotting. Mcdaniel ard
AfchitectsraI Drawing. &c !. Comic Sections,
the Application Of The Msihenatlea 70 he Aris
and Sciences Natural Philosophy, chemistry,
be.
The Iasti,utios has been furnished Il cossid-
cradle expense. with "a excessive eoIlectisa 81
Philosophical ard Chemical Apparatus. Globes.
Maps Diagrsms, and Mode;s, and full courses 81
Scientific Lectures
Are delivered 10 he sirdsuts These Lectures
are illustrated by sevsral hpndret .hiahi-i-.---s
asai1yn..ssrs6n18yslust rei0ia. IE
The Academy Is also iupplied with cabinet
OF Minerals, Shells. Fossils. Geological Speci-
mems. &C. AIso, Work shop FURNISHED with :
Turning lathe. and . variety Of tools and STU.
denis Of mechanical gssius may desots Their
leisure moments 10 Turning in wood, iron, brass.
or steel; brsziag. soldering. fling. screw cut
ting. screw turning, casting inr brass. galssnie
silsering. BE. -
The price. Tor taiiion vary from ~ 70 Ssa,
sceording 70 The branches studied and. incea-
sidsraiion o. the present low prices Of Provis.
ron, the price Cor Bosrdi i
Reduced 10 SiTis eight Dollars,
Per session Of tea months. Each student mus
be supplied with towels. and hsye alt ri, cioihe
esnspieuoasIy msrlsd with hrs nsne u full. Al
extra charge Of $40 will be made Ter washing
ind, when requiesd, books will be taspished .
mnderste prices.
BeNros. Principal
address siiddleburg Pos, Office.
L -. : !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
POWHATAN HOUSE,
RICHMOND, T7RGI.FI.1.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
This being tha season Tor visiting. The sub.
u seribsf would call slleniion 10 This Hotel.
90 long and generally kaosn nadsr The control
Df Mrs DpysL rs deiikhtful Location. its Zoe
seeem modsiions. and ibe gntsfsad orderly man
rer 10 which i is conducted, maks il . mosi d.
sifable resting place fof gss,lemsa with fsHi-
Iies UneGeumbered bs ether buildings, i pos
sesses the importsns advantage Of free eIrce-
laliea of air. rendering u hssllky and pleasant.
The frieads Of the sahsenber. who visiisd
him ~ DibreIi's Springs and the Warm springs.
are respectfully solicited 20 rensw their le-
qasiaispee with him 81 the PDshaiao HOUSE.
siiuatsd on level snd besuiilnl sminesee hear
The centre Of The city. q few steps frem The Ia
pitol. Governors HOUSE. ssd Cay Hall, and ".
~ consenieut 70 the RaiIroAd Denois. Rasi
-. - ~ c--rl. Et.aFe 10 and frOm The Hotel
WITHOUT CHANGE. and thus save then
fron 80 eeats 10 SfPartersge.
BOARD PER- nay 81 50.
! RAk, oaStke Bassmsal Floor.
GHAS. 4. DIBRELL.
nj ehmord, July IL, le45.--u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

r =. VI
Z .fR6ENIas TNIT:
a -. bo,ass I-ls CLERKS once of iks Gu
e4s srpsrior g Law and chanesry for
/, @slsrs16 q. ne hrst Monday ID lsuas-
I =, lsts
h AtahlNST
c.sh.r;.f nl9s widow "a $50.
=. i.eI le, - StsHsd, S,mu.i &c.. ~
C.,7ri.s q ~. s,j-s,sassr. ~
> Nero, M Ssss a. u n,.e. (Ss 49,
Bhs 1870 tsoo; j.. ~sie Eiijsh fssA II
ssy NE 80 foa.e. Chrissevhss :. -. 800.
yIssf SsrS 6. foeer =. $500 s,s.xs vsnax
YouIs GeoZri A..-. =, 49,. n Nanc3 Young.
np4 49, x 4 nl".. loci b. Blnss MsfJ -
and - ellen Blns.
bia pkfrEpANIss
~ cHaNCERf.
-. go g blue, Joel p. Bus.
|WvfE Detsnns,a'ss "a sasah Ellen Blue. not
u Mar All 49,. $3.50. .,..rauee, and given a.
hass4. entefea 80 \. ~ 81 81 Assemble snd ne
lenry scsssA1 ~ '... .ra /, appearing BY sssis'
Rpies e. W. ~, ,hey are not inhsblianss
fsekpfy estaesss 49, - ~, ina said ~
u This go sPpe,r here -. 81 !ihs
Ifenaoet sshs Term. and ans uer the Bit euin =
lnsxis sFE,,il st the Pisiaiiff; and thai a.eop.
psper pabishs 70 ,ass I.ss = 49, .ns,a
r.,,., 4se posied Il. front door Of III,
-. 80 ssad Town Of Charles
eoPy-Iesie,
4. 7. BROWN. CHI
Ian. U. 1886. y - - -.
Y1ltuI5vIsxs' go T77f,- -
| At Rules holden ID III 4
csrrs;,. $500. go, sr~a, f,lI;ee Ar n,
0.n suPuiio y SouI' 9. Law ~, =. :.
ior 5enefsan county, the frat MondSiSys :;
January, ic46;
,or Il Jossnh sm;,h .s san'ois'la
chael Heasell. Executor Of Joel Hell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

- - = ~ ~ - - - ~ ---.r~1
riety q excsllsni psitesessIs. - Prepss.el
!, ~ ,. @s'sssna s. 81 m a2t,'sf
: Castings Tor WILLIS :,,ssl...
Such as cog whssls. osssh s Ger breskers. burr
shsfts. ssgmea,s. ss...ss Aiss. great vsfs.
vWuotsS peuer e yhrsshing Machine pat
terms. Of The very best design Cor strength and
economy Of metai Plough castiIss of every
descriptions. mouidboards, isndssdss and shares;
= large stock Of wagon boxes Of 40 sizes. ana
Of ths best forms Psaor. chamber sDd tan
plate stoves. cast Of the hsstesi pat:erns-the
Hathaway cook aoyes o. different sizes
pipes and cast-iron railing. Al the castipgs are
made 81 the best naterisis.
ThEeshing Machines.
+ The subscribed has commenced ihe nsnufse-
ture Of Hefse-powefs and Threshing Machis,s
~ his estabiish nent. where be will hssp spp.
ply resdi fer sale. made 81 t1s.veEI hsst mSte-
sisls, sad Of the most approved plal for strength
aad dursAllHy. and b. no means liable 70 get
out o. order They will tbresh clesn aud Of
easy dfsft--msdeNto work two, four Or i've
horses, and warranted to work we'll.
He slso manufactures CORN SHELLERS,
to work BY hand, By horse or water power.
| His Lathes and Machinery are propelled BY Q
steam engine and be y ready 10, do ell turning
in brsssasd iron with despaichyI Miliiasehine-
M and 81 other uork. such ss Threshing Ma.
eAines and Horse.powers repaired promptly.
GA east Iron, Brass and Copper taken in ex
ehssse Tor Castings. r. JONES.
4 Hss,stova. Nd. Juiylo. is45 -6m.
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CASH FOR NEGRoES.

I We suoserioe', A. agen, fot Hcr. II. s. :.
- Y, - s. e snxious % purchase large nun.
$780, 49, 49, !. avEs. 81 both setes. for .hicb
I, ". ~ 8 rs Ioes,ed a Winchester. asd can
snzs having Nexroes a. -, eess He.si. Par
aasshsa.a 10 ,es An, \. rs vi ned - 70 their
tsFmi med 10 p,v a. $3.50. 9. % he = de-
All commnnicat;oa. .S5.. Pt'ces
Subscriber or Jopv.s,, - 80. 20 sHhes the
wltll4n a. Ga,aa. CO.., y lneoesisr, or
promptly attended %. 'e"e' wa bs
-, TIios. c. 'wILsoS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
UMBRELLAS, P.aR.4S0T,S 9rn
{. SIN iCu5DEc

p., s,ns'sr,ber hsv'og purchased the .,,.,,;,.
ed i. this ss M.nsiastory. recently esabli.h-
streets. b.gs leave 70 inform so,a,rr ~ P.,,"ore
IS veil Is the pualie generals. ~, S
n. - % seeommosisie them on term. 6ullv !.
p - ,hes can be purchased IN Phsla,Irlnh,. =
san ss. o,. h': stock Of Umhr.iias P.rs,ol. nv
Duf.e,a,s % 2, ,ns best aud mos' subsiani,sl ma
: any other il the country ne,rrr;. ~ s.I'ed
\, y ~ loves, Philsdelrhia and New Y,s
respectfully invites the publie - -, p',es
B.i,,, FRANCIS BEEHLERl
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Cash for NegToes.-

VTNHE subscriber 8 snx;oos \, ,,,.h
lstye number OF NrgSoeS. ~ se,s ~
$500 "a ana hkely. Persrns hsyi1x NfrroeE 3
s.eOse q. vii and 4 % their 10 serest "a E;,s
IN ! een ostehe selling. . be viii ps,siks
ss AgAssf cad pEiess s''s
ue en- be sect at the Berksisy csurtsl i
8. s.aI'insnafg, 90 the second Mosday. ed !,
and Usually sih,s re.;ie.es =. Sssa norm.
~ letters ssSssssed 20 him vii pe rromsi,,
1900 Q. WILLIAM CROW
tasrlessovn Nov %. lsts---iT ~
AMPS. LAMPS. LAMPS ---s.Irs-r-I;,.s1 l
- 70 'Efeteps lstil f.rnis. rick - -
sons patterns xis3 BritsSH; n; ~ -S
Lsnips. irr ale L. .1'5- a. 60 f<.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
JEFFERSON Root Il Shoe
TAGT 09Yo
NO. l. MILLERlS ROW

u1ip -, e WINTER WORK.
Wv ,bs n,r,[,.. .usaaloa Of osir customers and
Doors 4 ssnrS = our large saiock Of Coarse
pte pa,ss : &. !. = GOV on had are also
sofk !, IN 80 = ne GLOWING description Of
Men'' ana Beys' double and rrebl..,o,.s ! ].
Do A. aad cosr,s Boots
I,d,.., 90 de d. shoes
s Ssnsfs. walking Shoes, Jsasr.ens. snd
Misses and childfen,. ~ 49,.
We are oderirg The ahas. &C. g.
pork, beef. &es . Msnlk,p,s SKINS,
Sep, Hiss. ,'I-g . 70.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
az WNSnM-

E unoess'gned would moi do ju.tie. Il n.
i. !. 80 feelings nor 70 hs kind ineods NJ. =.
!, S.,,.. nne'e ms acknowledgment for The W
.I,n asss.ing encouragement be has met v;,h
MS return TO Charlesiown, in the Io;,.r =. D.
h. ~. Bs'sn.a and you'd ssy to an ~
p's,nsss or The most fasiid i,p, P'sase the
Cordeils Ssers vest Of Dr..
July =, fs4s.-tf. - AYERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
Baltimore, Nd.

WyiIs Hotels situated on Howard street:
Two doors north or Baltimore street. and
in ihe i1medisie vicinity OF the business PaJt Of
the s.:y IL eootains upwards 'ef 100 rooms,
maDy cf when are pailprs with bed rooms ID
ioioinr. suitable for families. II has been thor
eus Aiy furnished with new and eiegsnt farpiiufe
md siIths aceommodations 70 be found y any
Hotel in the east.
re proprietor asiters himself that hia long
experiences in The business will saable him 90
TO conduct the establishment 10 every depert,
mena as 10 render entire satisfaction 10 I'll ms
guests.
MERCHANTS, travellers, DC. visiting Baltimore
win end il q healthy ADD desirable location.
| ~ j. MCINTOSH, PRoPRrEfoR.
Raitimore, April 3, ls45.--d.
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I<s1--- 4" Al |[ ||-I-. 81 ",
E.nNzES' >'.-'1|. = !, IN
M. =: :, !. -. q es'sr siss-
css-',' - !, -, he q ~, ~ ks,S. nsy y
Tr.' ~ e,o E[s <ris,.
"a. !. : ~ lsst''@<. nv y lsfsrrsi 4 /.
c. 49,, Pc ~. >nt Az Ha1isr. 81
). i I. c. !: =. g ,..,..!'..... !.
bux. >rnart pe)I. 'N9iiss
Gel. siroth.r. Dxrl.
e11osssrs lei, With JoHN nnssr -
.. Jsuss<sal fsnhi1. p.
Inns. chsrisstorn. - via R1rs sd NNAN-
M.iilsssusc. Bstkslsy coa1,s. m 6 ersSs. ~
Sept "a. lefs-lv.
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KNABE & GAEHLE,
nin,,o Forte Manufacturer
= 49,. RaLt.naa. \

HtNaaO EOIAC sIA0WWlWCtN1CsS
No Q Euta.s ST., Bailims,e
= r Der establishment msy constantly be
n .6und large ss>orlmeui u 81 and 90
- se PIANOS, IN plain and his hl, finished case
Of Rose, MahosAny ard other Mood, Siih al
the Iates, Anefican and European improve
,neo,.. The Manufacturers haysfirmeily beens
e. gagged ia the business IN Germany, and for Incl
lac ten yearsln This county. The s,any ln-aN
s4umen,s they have 6oished fir Pr fssso's and
aud amateur Musicipns. for their Own PIlEas...-
use. is a proof hat their PlanYs Il no' wy
are represented 10 be- a! e a ,nps syunuJ ?
sier 70 49,. aaAau aciaisu - -,
rope. 49,, fnstrumsnw -,
,,S f.,,hlollT made, they WI aiken Of Them, and
ave year.. i seod es q, give sa.i.fae,ion ma, ss
any Piano ma. one ne drst six months. .a,d
returned ws1Ese,ulers win keep 'he ris Sonas.t
| The M q the city and slh,n Two ~%hou
-, ra-fua 10 tisE d having ihen spoiled
s alsnis .S.,efore recommend their Plaoos wm
thsy m .sd.nce, assuring The public that ne
I are determine mot 10 be undersoi6 oy 90
ldesler Of Manufacturer, and ssk il as tayof
any one wishing good instrument 10 cal an
ie1amia. their sock before purchasing elseu
III e1LSecond hand Pianos taken in eIcaangr. :
d amos hired or taxed second hand PiSnos =
70 sale. - -
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:. uossIIssioNER's orrrcr y

GFTbs parties d 4. $50
moulded thsiI 81. II .,,..a osf sur, aTe hereby
on Monday the 9b J.r ~ !. nJ once aforesaid.
~ for the purpose ef !. neA' month Febfua.
cnuats dneeied g. ~. .hs ana seiiiing the &C.
tyouri, -shen and vb.,. =. 1eei'ed order o.
they are reqptsted. 10 49,. ~ y o'cleek, A. n
statements ana ey;d.,.. ssna Nth The psc..,.
f,fessid secoaoss 10 n seonnee'ed vah Il. :.
claims again st ii. s.s.,. Persons hsv,n.s
L.,lls, are .eos,g;., .x I Che deceased, Geor.s
9 support ~, 1921 = exhibit .hen-,os s,o.s
Janp,,vs ,e. z WoRrHINGToN
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Z D.. - sz-s. tn.ftIf 10.
f. II. chopped haps, .ties n ElaG,i =, sore Mp.
,rrs' Nervous Dseasss. H 3 =. = siona Fe-
IL. ~ $50, .sw 50 great remedy M, DE- sns
SORE EYEs The inflamm.,;.,.
sockr, i, back of the hall Of ~ =. 8. ~ !.
II re.ch RI snse ..e yit,ue III sanv mea;.: - me
lie god M 2; s rs Inflammation os j, viii =. n ~!
!, rn,, =. "e SAVE, 10 fubhed on ~. -, =. 70 Ai-
directly into The soek,, .r temples viii
the a;.s.. Proper perspiraon m 4. po.ss vii
Ill ~ soen psss on 10 the surf.s. s-.su 800
!, s.;, G S ON THE FAcE. M.srr,
Oh, orr, ls'as surf.ee, Oid Sores ses,d Z.
II e, AFs eicAn work Of them iii ms
!, g.. W 81 !, s. IL parents knew .ho..,
III nv ~a,i h' I, were g children t.ker I.
N iherelrisi 10y 70 r-so', 70 them Is,s.:a,y.
.ne can tell, Universally, ubr,, n. ne hu'h islo
y.l, ov 'st me ssyl 10 parent. ,,.. ~ are pre-
e,sr. e'i IL child has worm. ~. .ns .ass
Medic neon M ~" s. Aya, here isprohahl.
80 % sske "a the exfulsion ~ ~. t1oncr sn euro
:,'a nay wicked. "a give inteT,.1 -. would DO
Nd = long = iIiess ex,sroal s.. .e., n,ea'-
II, ILL.,, Io !, 81. Alfhooeb hav. III
gsinst Tie world ,ei viii .sk. i,
their one. III tnfssoe the hair Two e....sl
I, I, DIS eAsFssiE CfiiLDREN III.
zines. ws,ea ~ - .sfpt of y, giving in,.r,.,
npabl',. 1910 s"e hing bodies and iebd . = medic.
hp. sent 70 shep sgaas' il'm Whole arms.. e
Nv r. u,..k :. l krssfs merely frDm ..,.. ss re
;,.h ~eak sfomsebs pc sfui dr,,s spyarsne into
-. eAses IS Group. I.l,olir 60 shp phJ sies
n.ny .h,,,.s ~ oqmnntr camrIsis,s. Il ,tS.num.
peediiy and .r.ir re IMMINENT viii ye,n..a %
j u nsothers shrass l,ou, n, aI neser bo
y, = and sacrrtll e.r. ). us band
earl. e,.se ;r.a " III ssse our ehildr. 49,.
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IN CH.HNcERy

IEKtfaci from o,d.,,, -I.-T/
"TRE cour, DOH ,d;,,a.. .I.ncery.l
erecp,,,,.I s"ner Worih,neten do set,l. ~
II George, Lrtl..-d,ca ~ F"sset o. execuiot>
s.id Inn. assIs and profits Of The resI esl,,.
~. slace his dea,h, also al accom-, y !.
pity and ehsrac,ers 49, s. Ln'lf, Their dig
and annual gsloe 81 - aceoun' q The value
he said Gommissioo., !. y. ssa'e, al Of which
be courl Ct III n,r, se'ee TO report 10
peeiai STATE u co !, d,,m.d aksner .Ith any
e required ~ say ~ IN. t s.e, which may
lie ewn VIE = n o,s., = = PafHes, or nsefuf in II
= nad 10 tbis cause" q liner proceedings 10
ROBERT 7. BROWN c,..r HI
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: Cruel --Alady 10 Wisea,s., Me- ~.
applied tor divorce. bseao,e her hn.h. !"
teeps putting bic cold feet as.in,, ~ -
YER ihey 50 10 bed Il night.
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A PFC having eiahllcea- foyi.A+efshIn'
England With thirteen other pigst Aisr-
mef there hasslso bad presented BY one
SOW during the last year, siIty.ons Pigs
Pigopolis give il up!
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Long hlsnd poss.,,;as go ~ :. pump 90
Powers oi couyertine ~ sutpa,s.ne
10 three pints 'u' " mig To-