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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26

BGPtists in Massachusetts The Bapts, Convention held
its annual meeting at Saem the 25h and 10Th Of last
month. From the minutes appears there 25l Church
es, l75 pastors and 30,3l5 members
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26

UHo, Ys Drinkers Of Root Beerl Dr. Jennings of Bal.
tmore, has analysed quantity Of beer and says he
found much alcohol in one bottle there is in glass
brandy toddyHe says temperance safe in drink.
ing anything but water.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26

Breach Of PrO,nise-Heary DamageS-At the late term
Of the Court of Common Pleas OF Huron county, (Ohio)
Miss Cynthia Ann Clark Of Norwok, obtained verdict Of
$4,000 sgans, Howard Morse for breach of marriage prom.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26

" We find the following in the Elmira Republican -
Two gentlemen have each daughter Each marries the
daughter OF the other Surprising them both have chill
dren by the marriage what will be the relation 10 each 9th
eT?
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26

Dr. Johnson in his Dictionary, defines garrsias " a
the highest floor Of the house :; and eoekiel
the room over the garrett"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26

WINTER "A British schooner arrived al this
port Thursday says the Boston Journal from Yarmouth
s., with O5 pairs Of socks and 1901 pairs Of mitens
which, together with lot OF old copper aud junk, comPos
cd the whole Of her cargo
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MORE NEW GOODS!!
DHftOn ~ Clark

A RE this wrek receiving an additional supply OF
N FALL AND WINTER GOODS, comprising
almost every variety OF DREss GooDs which will be
sold at extremely low prices. We do not offer our
Goods at cost, but will sell them quite cheap
Call and see and be your own Judges.
l9> All kinds of produce taken, and the highest
prices paid.
Bratlleboro, Nov. 10, 1896 IS
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The American Air-Tight
COOKING STOVE.

THE subscriber has recently opened a shop in
IL Wilmington, W., nearly opposite Sargent s.
Boyds Store, for the sale of the above named Stoves
and grea variety Of other pattern Cook Stoves.
-ALsO-
Alright Box and Parlor Stoves
Of all sizes. Also, Brass, Copper and Tin STOVE
FURNITURE; Hollow Ware Tin Ware, Russia
and English Stove Pipe, Sap Boilers, &c. oil Of which
he will sell low FOR cash approved credit.
Old Iron Spruce Shingles, and most kinds Of Pro.
duce taken in exchange.
GEO. d. SARGENT, Agent.
Wilmington, Nov. IS, 1876. TIA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26

~ The highest price paid for Flour Buffalo, The
18th inst, - ~ -2 for mixed Michigan, great de-
cline.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26
TOW.vSHE.,.D .gC.9DE.MY.

The Winter Term will commence on Wednesday
December ID.
Townshend, Nov. 81, 1916.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26

The following table gives the number of killed. wounded
and missing at the battle Of Monterey;
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26
FEATHERS.

OOO POUNDS prime White Live Geese Fealh-
%OO ers, just received by
ToWNSLEY & SONS.
Nov. Is, 1916.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26
WANTED.

ROO CHILDREN, 10 braid Palm Leaf, notch
OOO braid, by e. w. PROUTf.
Nov. LIST, 1876. IS
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Selling Off!

DERSONS wishing to buy Goods very cheap, are
Il respectfully invited TO give US an carly call. We
have
Ladies Dress Goods, all kinds
Prints, large assortment;
Shawls, Gloves, Hosiery, &c;
and the best assortment Of
Cloths, CasSimeres, Vestings, &c.
in Brattleboro.
Domestics, Croekery, Hardware, Groceries, &c.
The above named Goods with many Others, will be
sold for Cash, other good pay or short Credit, for
few weeks without regard 10 cost, as we are deter
mined TO close our stock before the frs, of Janua-
ny next.
DICKINSON. DAYS co.
Brattleboro, Nov. "a, 1916. IA
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ROOTS! BOOTS!!

IN CASES Mems Thick Boots.
iva Z" Extra double sole do.
Boys A." ("
" CAcks'
For sale low by
Nov. is, 1886.
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BEST

g PERM Oil can be had at
- BUTTON AND CLARK'S
Nov. IS, 1916. Is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26
PAPER HANGINGS!

H UTr0N and CLARK have the largest and
~ cheapest stock Of PAPER HAKeIEGs in the place.
Call and see them before purchasing.
Nov. 10, 1886. evils
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Commentary for the People.

Fayetteville, Nov. IL, ls46. 6wi
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TTN HE annual meeting Of the Fire Hook and Lad
Il der Company, will be held at II. C. Lords Yer
moni House on Tuesday, Nov. 24ih, at O'Clock P.
NJ. punctual attendance is requested.
Per order, H. d. BRACKETT, Clerk.
Nov. II, 1886. is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and COatings,

which will be sold at a Commission above the
manufacturer and Importers prices.
Good IouSG HYsOS TEA 40 To IS cents good
Souohang do %, Ming Yong, 50 Moasses, IS 10
81 Salafats, 8 TO 81 Lamp Oil g. To 90; good
Chewing Tobacco, Is TO 90; Brown Sugar. 8 10 9 I;
Loaf do, IA 4. ID. crushed do, IS 1000 lbs. SOLE
LEATBER with general assortment Of Groceries and
heavy Goods Salt, Flour, Iron, Nails Window
Glass, Paints and Oil, &C., SC.
But we have not time to continue the list Of articles
and prices, and respectfully invite purchasers 10 cali
with the that will at all times be happy
to show them the goods and tell Them the prices and
that best efforts shall not be wanting 10 give them
entire satisfaction.
ORCHARD & SAWYER.
Fayetteville Nov. IL, 1876 Owls
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400 yards Muslin DE LANES, la4 to II cts.
200 ALPAccAs, IS TO 81 "
100 e GALA PLnDs, IS To Sc "
100 LISsEY WooLsEYs, 10 10 %
200 " CALIcoEs, to
800 Do. ca 10 81
5000 FANCY PRINTs, 0 to II
1000 do do ia 10 l2i 4"
100 ELEGANT SHAwLs, SD TO Sl3
10 Dozen pairs Ladies' Cotton Hose, to l9I cts.
" Worsted do So to so
5000 yds. Bro SheeiIngs, @ 10 81
1000 " Drillngs, 71to o
300 good BED TfcKISG, 10 TO II "
500 C'Tros & Wool CARPETIss 25 to AZ b"
500 " oil Wool do 55 TO rs I"
25O Cotton do ~ To s5 ("
Oil Cloth Carpeting, Straw Mating, Hearth Rugs,
Carpet Bindings.
200 yds. A and Cd Cotton Damssks 125 to 25 cts
100 " " Linen do, 40 10 62
Dozen Blea Bro and cold
Table Cloths 81 TO $50
90 Elegant Bed Spreads 2,37 to 500
Fringes, Curtain Cambrics do Paper, Paper Hang
ings, to u cents per ps, 60 Looking Glasses fiom
as to SIS so sets Blue Printed, China, and other Tea
Ware, with plates and dishes to match new and ele.
CANT patterns; Glass Caniesticks aud Lamps Cas-
tors, Fruit and Preserve Dishes, &C., &C., &c. Sill.
yer, Tea, and Table Spoons, Butler Knives, elegant
Britannia Tea pots. Tea trays. Shutters and Trays
GOO lbs. Live Geese Feathers. &c. &c,
ALSO "A full assortment Of
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Sands Sarsaparilla,

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT OF
THE SYSTEM, VIZ
Seregla Kings Eoa, rheumatism, Obstinate CaiaHeous
ETpptioas, Pinpies, Ppstais the Face, Blotehes
Biiss, Chr1nc Sore Ey's, Ring Horn Tetfer,
Sead Head EaIorgtmsnt4, Pain Of the Bones
nts..NHsboh Uiecrs, SyPhititie SymP
IONS s. afiea Lumbago, y Dseas.
e drfsi4g from an igjUdieioNs use
ofM''esry .7seitss, or Drop
~, fJprsare IInpru-
d.noe ~ Life 4sO,
CLre.r IAN.
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" lillian II, K.
booksellers and agents supplied the regular trade prices
The numbers published win be by express any par
of the United States by RENTING the amount for the
the time Of sending the order l2w3
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-03
n D + | G T.
is HEREBY GIVEN,

FETO all Icgaees, creditors, and other persons
u interested in the estates of the respective
Iecedcnls and minors, that the administration un,
guardian accounts Of the said estates have been
flied in the office of the Register of the county o
Columbia, and will be presented ioI confirmation
aud allowance to the Orphans Court, to be held
at Danyie, in and for the county aforesaid, on
Wednesday the 2Ist day Of January next at > o.
clock, p. W.
The supplementary aud final account Of
Abraham WOll and Christian " off. Admlnislra-
tor OF Catharinc Wolf, late of Mhlin Township,
deceased.
= The account of Jacob Gougcr, guardian OF
sarah Ann FoImer now Sarah Ann Brass, Hen
ry Folmer and Eleanor Fomer, minor children
oi Jacob Follmer late Of Limestone Township,
deceased.
3 The account Of George BiIlmcycr, guardian ot
Fnnccs StamnI, who was one Of the minor chlIJrcr
Of John Steinman deceased.
Register office, }
DaaVue, Dec, 10, 1874.
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a6ESZHgExgEx-zg

The senate, as we learn from Washing
ng'ou, confirmed, in Executive sesse on
The nomination Of the Hon. l. us Mc-Lsn,
(spPolnIed by the president of the U, S.
IN The recess Of Congress- to be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister PIenrpo Ienliary
ron tn United States 10 the Kingdom Of
Great Britain. This confirmation puts the
rumors of Mr.. McLanes wish to return to
U. s. Illle out Of countenance. A large
number of nominations to office, by lhe
President are said TO be brlure he Senate
some Of the II Of importance, but no confl-
nations. II is understood, have yet been
made, except the above, Amorg the nom.
nations made is that of George W. Wood.
ward, of the State OF Psunsy lvaDis, to be
Judge of the Supreme Court of The United
States.
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s.sz@sEEssa isySsSry

The MoRMoNS HGAIN Great ap
prehenslon exist lest the MornUns should
emigrale TO Otegon. The Platte (Mo. J
Argus urges that The first effect Of sd.
dag the Mormons TO the present pop.
ulalon OF Oregon. will be TO place the
balance Of power 10 their hands, and
his will be thrown TO that party which
will make the best bargain with the
Mormon leaders. 1t nfers that the
feeling Of hostility TO The Uoiled States
eogendered by recent procet Gings will
make them favor he British Inreres
and says that their emigration should b.
prevented. This is a curious position
for any class Ct poop'e 10 be placed in.
One portion Of the community not dis
posed TO permit them TO remain where
they are snd another mol 10 allow them
to 90 elsM here.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-03
GTDILEBAIE Q

DiED-In this town or Monday last
Mr. LEWIS MEASLE, aged about 80.
In Espeytown on Monday last Mr.
BENJAMIN CURTlSS, aged about 30.
Mr., Curllss was stranger having Been
in this vicinity but few days, and repre-
sen,ed himself as a timer, formerly Of Mas
sa,h0seus and having wife and two chl!-
dlcu living near WIiksJure, LuzernO co
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ExTRAoRDINEY LONGEVITY d
in Bl deu county, y. c., on the l4,h
October Lass. Mr.. William Pridgen, aged
l23 yeats! He entered his l2i year ia
June last. lie volunteered 10 serve
his country n the Continental Army
Of the Revolution, and though then ex.
empt by reason OF his being over age, he
served full term 10 that war, aud has
received a penslon for many years past
lie has lived 10 follow all his children
10 The grave, except one, an aged daugh
ter. His grandchildren are aged
people, and he has LEFT great grandchu.
dreu upwards of 40 year Of age, and
great great grandchildren about twelve
year OF age. He relsined his (acu lies
till his death, except his sight. which
he lost few years ago. He was able
to walk until few days before his death
when attacked by fever, of which ne
died. FayeiteOiHe Observer,
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LIST OF LETTERS
A FACT WORTH KNOWING.

gentleman of scroiuous habit, be.
came affected with Ulcerallons Of The rhroa
and Nose, aud dIsagreeahIe and uouble-
some disease of The skin. Indeed his whole
system bore the marks of being saturated
with disease. One hand and wrist were
80 much affected that he had lost the use OF
the hand. every part being covered with
deep, painful, and offensive Ulcers and his
hand and wrist were as hollow and porous
as a honeycow b. Ii was at this stage, OF
his complaint when death appeared ncvita>
BILE from olIhsOme disease that he COM
menced the use of IAyNE's ALTERNATIVE,
and having taken sixteen bottles. Is now
PERFECTLY cured --PuofC Ledger,
THIS ALTERNATIVE operates through
The circulation and purIfes the blood and
eradlcales disease Of the skin, Cancer,
Scro(uIa, Gollre, Liver Complaint, Dys-
yePsla, and other Chronic diseases, is truly
'stonlshIAg.
Prepared only BY DR.. d. JAYNE, No.
South Third Street Philadelphia
The above Medicine are for sale a,
he store of
JOHN r, MOYER.
Bloom sburp.
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WnCLAY-ThyL. l. Xiogo, Ob,,rvo.
Of Dec. 90 says -, Mr. Gay left Ash
land on Wednesday mornrOg last for
New OrIeaus,on private and professiona
bile busines,He expects TO be gone sevsraI
months, and may problbly visit Cub
during tie winters
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THF Young STATE OF Texas The
President has affixed his signature to
the llnl resolutions, and Young Tex
as is 40 longer 'Ione STAR but is one
of the bright sisierhoo whl united
SpIendor and power excite the admra.
TON, asonlshnenl lnl pprehensloc Of
lhe government of The o Id world. The
tnneXaIlon Of Texas is another mora
iesSon Ia ths acquisition of territory
which the United States has set the IA,
pacIous robbers in Europe. loslead oil
sending its armies ia the country to
seize the territory, aud compel an un-
willing people TO submit 10 its dictauon
as GIeal BRIAN, France and Russia
have do ne, aud continue TO do when
they WIS more territory, the United
States, has peacefully acq ulred its ighls
to Texas, with the full consent aad ap.
probation OF the people, and at their ear
nesI solicitation. Such lesson, though
II may be lost upon governments Occus
toned TO shorter aud more unscfupu
lous proceeding, IS GOT without Ils val
ue 10 our country, for it serves 10 show
the principles of Jusuce, ,moderauon and
respect tor otherS'rgh', winch character
Ize republican rule, an mus ralse tn
Hnercnn people 10 the resprct and
admiration OF the great in all parts OF
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E!2ZI &NLAANs

MARRlED.-On the e5lh inst, by the
Rev. William J. Ever. Mr.. MosEs HOVER.
10 Miss ELIZABETH SUCKER, both OJ
Franklin township.
On Thursday The 25lh inst, by A. h
Jacoby Mr.. SAMUEL OIL OF llemlort
township TO Miss MARIA BARBARA STRAUH
Of the same place.
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n.4.sEaSgg asx-EEf

The Van Buren (aIkansas) Io'elli
gencer Of the 22d nlumo states rhs,
great numbers of emgraos, with lheir
wagons horses and cattle. continue to
pass through that place on their way 10
rhe new State Of Texas. The old South
-rn States will thus lose a conaderabl,
portion Of The active and enlerprising
part OF their population. Whether
uheiI loss will be gain to The emigranrs
IS perhaps not so certain.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-03

Estate IF A6r0ham Peelcr, late Of
FiSh|ngCreeh to,0nShip, deceased.
EOIlCE is shcrcby given, that Letters Of Ad,
" mlnistratlou on the above mentioned estate.
have heen granted 10 the subsC living IN Fish
mgcrcek township. All persons indebted to said
esthe are hereby notified to make immediate paw
ment and all those having clsms are requested TO
present them properly authenticated to
JOHN pEELER, Admir-.
November %, lSs5-6w3I
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Notice..

A Ill those indebted 10 the subscribers m Bond
"a Note or Book Account OF longer standing
man ONE yTAR. are requested to call and settl,
the same previous tn the first day Of ebruary next
Al those negec;iHg this notice II oy expect 70 pay
ro,t
WM, MCKELYY & Co.
Dec. ! 3.
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GRAND JURORS,

W ""'""'J ''"'' iofO'
Bloom Hugh Thompson Samuel KresIer
Brar Creek-Il Henry A. Britain James
Evans jr Thomas Cox
Dery-,T Shirts
Franklin-Mlrhael Mensch
Greeawood-John Robbins
EemOck- Eli Thornton David Smith
Libeny-WIIism ShlreS John Lanay
Thomas FIack
Mlillm--John Michael Charles H. Hess
Me Pleasant Daniel McCarlv
Mahoning-WIIlam Kitchen John Deen jr
Rovriogcrsek George Marks Jacob feIter
man Abraham MeEsch Reuben Fab
rncPr
Suearoal--John II, Davis Thomas Hess
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THREE CENTS REWARD.

Ran away from the subscriber on the 3d inst
boy named SII,AS MILIARD. The above It
ward will be paid, but no charges, if said boy !.
rclurnedto the subscriber within ten days.--Ihe
public hereby warned not to trust or harbor him
on my account as hold myself no longer respon
sIbe for him.-putncy Grove, IL mo. 10Th 1873
THOMAS MENDENHALL.
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NOTICE

* S hereby given that on the 9Th of November last
n lpufshased Of Reuben PoIlsgrove
One " 00d SJUs,
and have lett the same In his possess on during nv
pleasure, and forbid any person taking It hom HIN
by parchlao or otherwise, without my consent.
JOHN HOVER.
December 10, lists
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sburg.

LOOK OUT.
Al! persons indebted TO The subscri
Der on bond, note, or book accounl
make payment before The first day oI
February next, or their accounts will al
ter that date, be left with a Justice OF
the Peace for immediate election.
DINlEL SNYDER.
Dec. 27 1915
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-03

II CALCULATION Some writer il
the New York News, Estimates bat The
quantity Of SKIS used IN England alone
amounts to more than 4,OOO,O0OO
pounds; for The production Of which the
labcrs Otl"urleen thousand million o.
he six insects are required, and which
i've and die annually, to SUPPLY the
people Of a small portion Of The earDh
with the luxary of wearing their pro
II 9n item should be recorded
d,c,s snr, ~ to inscecrs.
49,, L,J oc .Cr,., .v--s-srast-
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BROTHERLY LOVE.

\ BOsloniln on visit TO Philadelphia
says The only specimen of 'broIherly love
he has seen in that city was a strife between
sixteen cabmen for The privilege of convey
~ him 10 his hotel,
s,sgs--sggssss--se--
SRERGFF BAcKENsroS Acquired --
j B, BtckenSIo,, Sheriff of Hancock coun
~ Ill.,, has been tried at Peoria on the
charge of murder, connected with the
death OF Wouell, the anli Mormon
last fall. The jury brought in d yer
dict OF not guilty The jury could no.
have arrived al any other conclusion
justly. The Missouri Reporter say,
'ln the first place, he did not shoe
WorreI, nor was WorreIl shot al his
inStigntIou or with his consent, and in
;he sea ond place if WorrelI had been
shot by him, The act would have been,
under the circumstances, perfectly ju1ll.
iilble,' We hope that this verdict will
encourage the public officers in the
neighborhood Of The Mormons to dis
charge their duties fesrIessIy, if dllli3uI
ties shall again occur batwsen the sal nts
and The antics.
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N q l. &c f .

All persons indebted to the late firm of EYER
and IlEFFhY on Note or Book account are re
qucstcd to call on the subscribers aud settle the
same before the first, day February next.
Those ncglcctmg ihls notice may expect to pa,
cost
CHARLES lIEFLY.
Dec. 20-lSl5.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
y hereby given that purchaacJ at Constable
q sale ua rhePropcly OF John Clay ton the follow
Ing atlCles, to wit -
BoHIcs, Glasses and oiher Bur Firturt8
, Beachcs a6d morbIe drainer
? Cou Stores ond Pipe,
, u Uaod Stores and Pipe
,! do= Chairs and Re, king Chair
Dining 1oJicS
| small Fable
100 yard0 Cnpcii"g
8 LOokiDg Glasses
| UaSh Stand
10 BcdMeddS and 10 Beds and Beddmg
3 Barrels wih Liq"or and Cider
, parts Of BarreIs Of Fish
I3O BUSheIS u UdtS,
II and ha,o lett the same in his possession during m
pleasure and hereby forbid any person taking ho
rom him by purchase or otherwise without IN
consent.
JOHN McWILLIAMS.
December 6, lsio
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,aincd England 10 her unjust wars, and
,ha, such would not be the case any
longer; then quoting the Edinhnrg lie
pic,o, to show that The claim OF Enel'no
was no better than that OF tte United
States, he declared in the name OF the
Irish propIe, that if Eogland should Oh
sjnaleIy persist in wantoo waste OF blood
and treasure, Tor The barren shore oi
Oregon, the Irisn people should not b.
soy parry 10 ,he Injustice! This IS a
most remarkable speech, coming from
gentleman Of Smith O'Brien's wei
known frmness, Influence and gre a
pr roperry. This has produced grea
81 nsal;on. Should Iceland be able Il
Dreserve an roHexsbls neutral ty, Eng
rand connor, will not 90 10 war for on'
wear Dn6An Correspondence cf M
Iri5uHe.
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SIIERlFFS SALES.

MpY virtue Of levari facias to me directed, will
ED be exposed to public sale at tho CounHouse
in DaDville, on
Ao"day, the l9h dag OfJanuary nert
st II o'clock; the following property, to wit
All that certain lot Of ground in the town Of
berwlck; adjoining lot of Abraham MIIsr ound.
cd ON the north by Frontslrcct being six feet
III widlh' on the south by anilley,beng go feet ia
width and on the east by an alley 50 feet in depth
wherooni Is erected
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TRAVERSE JURORS,

TRAVERSE JURORS,
For January Tenn, 1916,
Bloom Jacob Groue, Asa d. Hull
Brar Creek-lonalhnn Eek, Abraham
Iockarl NInceuI Rchar
Caltawlosa-Thomas Fox
CenUe- John Werkhelser Solomon Ney-
hart, Henry Knor
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