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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
Later from the Mormon Country.

Formation, and Rejection by the Anti. Nor.
mons, Of Articles Of Compromise Their
Encdmpment Three Miles from Nauuoo--
Resignation Of General SiRgic,oR- COL
Brockmdn in Command
The last accounts from Hancock county re.
present that the anticipated battle between the
Mormons anG Anti. .Mormons had not ye, taken
place. The agreement entered into by Gener.
al Singleton and others on behalf of the Anti.
NIormons was rejected. Gen. Singleton with
drew from all connection with the Anti-Nor-
mons on the rejection of the compromise, and
Col. Brockman, Of Brown county, was elected
10 take the command. Before Brockm1n con-
scented to assume this station, he required
cred pledge from the officers and men who cleo.
ted him, that in case they were permitted TO
march into Nauvoo withoutopposition, no injury
should be done to person or property.
The Antics have pledged themselves to COM
NIT no violence in Nauvoo if they are permitted
to enter il without opposition The Mormons
NAV consent t. let them march in and execute
the wri,s they hold they can find the persons
they are aganh Unless some such conditions
are agreed tor the Mormons, the alternative
will be fgh. Gov Furd sends Major Flood,
Nncy, t. superseGe Major Parker, with
nlut the militia OF the State, if ne
ell the Disturbances.
Later mud Important.
e to FIfeca Killed. Grcut Er
ciiemeni, DC, DC.
l.onis Republican, of the Hid, inst.
ia battle tnok place between the
an the Anti Mormons, on the llh
,ppars that the Antics, (who had cncamp.
day previous within about three miles %!
cvof Nauvon,) on the morning of the llth
took upihcir line Of arch tor the city.
ON o 'c"rtalning the movements Of their foes,
,he Mormons best 60 quarters, mustered be
forth to me't their ad3eTsarcs.
The untagnniS''c parties met about one mile
cast OF the Trmple, when a battle commenced.
The "SainisT Sud she '%ientiles' fred upon
each other for two hours, bu, the distance was
great that their leaden missiles were mnte
lially deprived of their dceth-dea!ing proper
,es
= Having someai,s7 aprcascd Their wrath, the
grlligemnts drew of, each purity returning to
Ets orIaina! posioM in the morning.
The MorlE0ns in this aiiair he'd one inaR Kill.
aed and two badly wonHdcd.
The Antics, numbering upwards Of eight
hundred, returned to o'camp, with q luss OF treG
-eigh; to fifteen killed.
The excitement was Sery great in the vicl-
r''.y, and it was generally supposed that the
bli;le would be yesumcd, either thu, evening or
shc next mern ksg.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
Valuable Real Estate
.laDE2 5-AGa-As

A ri, that rehain Tavern Stand and Valuable
"a Farm, situur in Shamok n ipwn,h p. Nor
Ihum'eh,nd county, on Centre Turnpike, ahuut
mites from Sunhury the county town. adynining
lands of feeiy's H'i'-, Annanias Saxton and o.
thcrs containing $50 acres mnrr or less, 2e actes
Of which Icing in good meadow, small cre k
running through the same, and about ~ acrrs
,herfui iriue we'll Iimherrd, The residue being IN a
high state uf cultivation under excellent fences, on
which i, an onhafd of choice fruit tres; the huh
jlnes consist Of twh story stone dwelling house,
well adapted fr a Tavern Stand, which was K p'
as such fT upwards of ~ year., large convent
ent bank barn, with ahurdance OF good sheds ahd
other outhui!dings.
AlSO-Anothtr small trart of land adjoining
the above and lands of DanIl J, Ru,e and others,
con,snng about ~ acres IN good state o, cultiva-
,nn the buildings thereon consist "F two story
fame dNrlIins house and frame hank harm, with
other uui buildings water sPrineing a, the door
Of this dwelling and The tavern stand, ty means 80
fountain pumps Being late The real estate Of 'J,r.
lin Weaver decd aud will lie sold at pr ate sale
by the subscriher heing authorized bv me be;,s q,
said deceased Indisputabe titles viii be given.
DAS,lEL ]. ROTE,
For the use of the ieirs of said deceased
Shsinokin township. August |, Isi6.-,f
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
FALL MILLINERY
GEGDQDEE~.
TcEN STONE 9, SONS,
Dealers in Silks, Ribbons and Mill.

TCEN STONE u SONS.
Dealers in Silks. Ribbons and Mill.
merry Guads.
No. u South Second street,
PHILADELPHIA,
HHANE now IN Store a large assortment, Of
IA EsiCIs millinery Goods,
Adapted tn Fall Sac, such ns
Bonnet Silks ard Sa,ins-fgSrd i and plain.
Fancy Ribbons, OF entirely new styles.
Plain Man'ua and Satin Ribbons Of all widths.
Hllca anh coo'el silk N,ve's
French Fancy Feathers and Flowers.
Fancy Cap Nets and l.aces.
Buck lnms Willows, Crown Innings, &c. &c.
Many of the above articles being of their ow
importation they are enabled to oileT them t, the
lowest prres
PhiladeIphia, Sept. 5Ih, 1916
The Evan, lutheran synod,
Or East PENSsrLvAN,A,
WILL. meet at Milton, Northumberland coun'
w ~, on the last Thursday evening of seplenl,
bcr inst aud the following days.
J, p. SH.NDEL,
Sept. 9th, isi6, President.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
IN THE WORLD
steam Refined Sugar Candies,

steam Refined sugar Candies,
l29cEsTs rEn rouSp, WHOLESALE.
]. RICHARDSON, No. AZ Market Street,
% PnILAnrLruIA, takes pleasure in informing
the public that he still continues to sell his very Su
peror Steam Refined Candy at the low price of
si2 so per 100 pounds, aud the quslty is equal to
any manufactured in the United States
He also offers all kinds OF good. in the Cenfc-
tionery and Frua line at corresponding low prices,
quick sales and small profits the order of
the day.
Cali OF send your orders, and you cannot fail TO
be satisfied. Don't forget the number, Az MAR
kET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
J. J, RICHARDSON
August 29lh, lsA6.-6m
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
Boot X Shoe
K S r A b LrsE M E MT.

DANIEL DRUCkEMILLER,
Al his Did Establishment. in Market Street,
SmburN
CorrosrrG The RED LION IoTEY,)
EH ErtENS his thanks for past f,vors, and re-
HA specfuliy informs his friends and the public
eenerslly, that he continues 10 Manufacture 20 OF
der ~ the neairs, and latest style.
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
warranted # Che hest material and made hy the
mos, experienced workmcn. lie also Keeps on
hand u general assortment, OF fashionahe Boots for
g, MI men, together with large stock Of fryhnn-
,hc gcnl mems. bows, ladies' and child ems Shoes
NIL of which have been made un,pr his own mme-
dIae nsI cclion. ard Of the hes, ma'criai and
workm 'nshir which h. will sell low f,r cash.
In addition to lhe ahovr, he Las just received
from Philadelphia iavge and extensive supply of
Boos. Shoes, &c. q, all descriptions. which he also
rlicrs t,r cash, cheaper than teore oiIrcd in
This place. He respectfully invites his old custo-
mers, and others, 10 cal, aud examine for them
s,lvrs.
Repairing done with nca'ncss and despatch.
Sunlury, August 18th 1916
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26

hEArER'S SPIRITS OF SOAP, for ex.
~ tracing Grease, Dry Paints, Varnish, Tar.
wax %c' tom clothing of any description. war
fan'ed not 10 irjuie The cloth OF the most delicate
eo'ofs' This liquid has also been used with great
success III cases OF Buns. Scalds, rettsr. Pimples
on 'Ee face, Chsppei hands, Sore lIs. Rhoums.
|Sin, Hard or soft corns, %c. az Price, % cts
per bottle. For sale at the stone of
July ~, lsle, H. MASSER
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
gnoti,cr Gatts~,

By the St. Louis R,pcille we learn lhst the
Mormons and Anti Mormons hRd second battle
gn Saturday a'ternuen, the 18th, winch ended
~ before, "a Tie AnIrs Te'Faating tn their camp.
It is drscrr5rd very SPIRITED engagement.
Every attempt hv the AMT. Mornons to pass tho
yos,lono the Nauvooltcs, proved ucuccesstul.
The fg!, continued for two hours aud Il lIoIf
Tie number oiklIlod on the p'rt OF the Anli.
Mormon force is unkuuNn. At Carthage they
only acknowledge 10 SIX badly wouuded--Capt
Smi'h, one of the number, MORALLY. Every
preparation was making un both sides for an.
other battle.
So Determined are tho Mormons to maintain
'her position, 'hat every ,yerllon will be made
10 repcl the mub
PAiS OR DrsrRsss or .>Y KIND, whether of
goat, rhcuma,lsm headache, to1,hsch, or any
other kind of ache, is in all cases caused by i'm.
pure lumers Of ,he blood, which have lodged up.
on the parts, and which nothing save vegetable
purging, purifying can remove, because by nc
other means can impurity be driven from the
body.
Wugh', Indian PesefaJic PIls have TO sure-
Tior, if indeed they have equal, in removing
every description of paini because they carry
of, by the stomach and be wells all morbid and
corrupt hUmcrs, uhe cswse cf diseased in so easy
and natural a manner, that the body is actually
restored TO health 4 by magic. Forr or five
Of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken once ia
twenty four henrs en- going to bed, will in a
short time not only drive pain or distress of every
KIND from the system, and restore the body TO a
state Of sound health, but the blood and other
nu'ds will be so completely purified, that new
ite and yignr will be given TO the whole frame.
Caufion,- 1t should be remembered TIA, Mr.
ward Cole, of Phladelphia MIR John Dixon,
Esston, Pa, and Messrs, Browning x Brothers,
Philadelphia, are not agents of ours, and a.
they purchase no Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills
AT our office, ce cannot guaranty as genuine
any medicine they may hare .fnr sale.
GJAgeni for the sale If Wight's Indian Vege,a
ble Pills in Sunhuy, HEsRr MAssER. For olher
agencies see advertisement in another column.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
BOOTS AND SHOES

o' every description, hat has ever been broueh, -
ms place Aud what is sill better, they say hn
sells so cheap, that you can bay Two PAIN fyr he
same noneg that you uscd 10 pay for one PAR.
He BUYS ron CAsH nnd SELLS ron Casn, and
that Is the reason that he can afford 10 stll them 50
much cheaper II YOU don't wan, To tuv, jus' cali
and see h's stock, lie is always glad 10 see his
customers; end 1t is no rouhlp 10 him 10 show his
goods. Just to rjvo vou an idea how cheap hr lnnz
sell the following is lis, Of prices of por Of hi4
Srck
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
4 NATURAL EENECy

Suited 10 the Human Consultation. and cquol Ia
tie cure Of erery cu,abh Disease, ,cN
he fn,InH in
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
Have yOu heard the News
NO. WHAT rs TT?
WHr, n,y'sr YOU nIARp rnAT
MARTIN IRWIN.

Al his siup, IN harke street, odioipHg ne tl,.e
story Britf Horse.
HAS just received trom Pblodeiphja the largest,
handsnmrsl and hnsi nssnrin1cnL Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06
New IRON Foundry, Machine
shop. &c.

fis fisG CGssUg.
tFNlE SGBSC RIDER, late OF the firm of Dinruil
Il y McNamce, lntauns the public that he he c,tab
H>bed himself IN Narwch's Buildings on the Canal.
where he Is prepared 10 manutaclute AL articles IN his
line oi business, such as
TOBACCO PRESSES
from patterns OF taste and great strength Flatncrs
Fatoer Frames, Bands, Levers, St i1rgc Cas NJ IL
Machinery, Inusnn9 Machines, Mater Pipes aud
CAST Iron Columns, Brass Boxes. polished " ason
Boxes, &c., Sc
Having HI, finishing shop in complete order-and
having superior rorkmen in each department, he flat
tiers himself that bc give Satisfaction in
EXECUTION, PROMPllIUDEAND PRICES.
lie In'ltesa call from the public, aud particularly
Tom the customers OF The late firm oil D.uguld * Me
Nance.
.. | am prepared to manufacture CAST IRON
CYLINDERS Tor Wheat Iarasnlog Machines, on an
improved Plan, which for chearncss, strength aud per
lornaacr, sarIas5 any now IN Use.
JAMES McNAMEE.
Sspr 10 ",
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06
AGAINST

Irah " bite and Nicbua5 K bertson Sheriff Of Bed
ord county and as such administrators with the VII
annexed. OF joseph White, deed. Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06

ItW1tr, It 10:
Smnhson II. Davis, Bowker Preston and John @.
L"twlch late merchants and partners under tho sll
ami firm OF DAVIS, Preston y Co., who Tor the ben
ell q BUWker Preston, Planuiis,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06

ITJON,NEI 1T LII,
AtlIL lncltee in the laGtor and superior con ~ o
W i}orhhufe, also III tie counties Of Campb, n
Amherst aud Appama.DaN oniae IN SchJ5ldad's build
1ngs near the Market house.
or -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06
31oFtt0I.

extract tie Glowing saa.iraa'e ~ "a iran
Il rsrerfeseivsd BY he Cal duuia. l. IS rst
mt, aad gives vivid, bal ve Tar. fg55 pie.
.siis 4 NJ. L Is applicable 10 re presea, C.
1 This county, aud is deserving Tex ensiso
THE SONG OF TIE SWORD.
'Asonr on THE "soxs OF tue suRr.n
Weary. asd wounded and vorn.-.
Wounded, and ready - die.
a soldier the, ltft, all alone anl forlarn.
On the field If battle 10 lie.
The dead ard The diving alone
Gould their presence and pay ,qard.
W hilsi with sad and terrible t4ns.
lie sang the song Of the Swafd
Fight fshf fight
Though thousand fshrr, de.
Fight fight eight
Though thou 'ands Of children CIV.
fsht fight fight
Whist mothers and Sitos la,nen,
And eight 6gt, fight,
Whilst millions Of moae, arc spent
Fight fight fzhi
Should the cause bc fosl Or fair
Though ia that, gained IS an sznp,e n4ee
Ana tax too great % bar:
An empty asms ard p4ltr, fame.
And thousands lsing dad
Whilst r,tfy glou s5s victory
Mus rise ths fftoe Of bread.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06
Tifg0iag1 SEED.

Nh 1t =. tcfy neM / muthy Seed lust rrrrfyra an,
n' -"e ny BEl ~ y liNSLEl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06
Dr. III T. E'ccyy'S
NERM!FUGE OR "DEAD SHOTo
ron ~ OR.IS.

Il higiiy rtIufLgs n, ena,4ti,u r18uiie from,
If,js n -. ,,,,ii,f :, I..,.s.1f. H. ~ FfoWP
L,,.s - ~, > = 'o '' '5'''"' ~ u
''"s 'ee'B ~ orr"
1--WE ori gin. development, anil support Of worn.
human systri are II b. attributed TO a d. pr,a 'e
d,Diita.ed condition. Of the stomach and bowels and
llshcd fact that ,yIrr,. the tt,n =. ny an
c "a lis u tn ne y sun ~ 3eaithl sinie they
All, ,at,,. oc .t 49,, " -, ~ r ' ms Ule peculiar
srodne5g 18th, , y, ''s To"' Gni also If
= ~ lea'5'y acton Oh te s'"a'n ana other organ,
's ,"9 'sgy t''sy%E many complaint, arising iron
arI 5r; e ,is'l ois'n' ai'""'eh ppan
it is perfectly sale and adapted Il, tue t,ndcrrst a, & '
TApE-WoRM.
Iy&c5eHRa Y, NJ d. 90.
Ihi, i to certify, thai la, old the NcrpIr,,. IN, a.,
SIoi } prepared by u H. Pecay, ipf about II ma. ill.,
ana nv Witnessed us en- strN II man! CASES one a.,
P''i 't' "a P''l,N lhia aged man who had ben
40 5lsi WIN a" tia tor several tcafs exhibited tu M.
arg ANN 3,ts'y ao,at plhD winch he Informed M
h'' passed. oy las use 81 81 'Iai and n rr. II
wa 'I1't'i I'M ,e fdeh md Morp-, has essr faded
=" ". IN my A"'N','S'' ht. LYMAN, Dru.gi,t
ii'.sz-' c'l- pr -,
,et9" ~ -. -. ,,eefl' AID sold wholesale q il
o5 \ =. = =. = ~, Druggists, 100 Fulton ST..
o' " n'ism' ->e5 i'iN.
'''t- 3'7o "f ~ IA Ia MN Im 5sis',
And y Druggists generally throu. hol te Uhilei Ntf
"5''9 "Gm
-,,,..->-,, -------
! -, - , "''' II Tue clerks omee Of he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06

4 Ia rcuil Superior Conn Of Law aod Chancrry,
1 held Tor Bedford County, the l5h day ot Srp.
l.. :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06

Saanel VI Garland ard " lam NJ, Waller, Admin,
traitors OF nasllS GafIafd, d. William Walton and
Jne> pm, WINCH sand David 5. Garland, " lillian al
ton and llmes Pom, composed tt mercantile Arm of Tar.
Ind. " lton aud Pom, and Samuel FINLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06

The defendant iii, NJ REYNOLDS not having entered HI,
appearance and given -eountN aeeofdit tht act oil
bly, and the n1> o this IT. and II appearing by
tory evidence that he Is not nhtiint of ti.
wealth. II Is ordered that the sand defendant appear here
The inst Mun5al IN January ex iht bill u
the plaintiff and HAT copy Of tins order be forth th
serted in newspaper published in the Oh l,uc
bug Tor two months ely, and posted tie front
doorot the court house Of this county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06
JOIN THOMPSON. JR.
JAMES GARLAND.

I 9HHttANlHHEfY.
lSys
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06

Fight fsht fzht
Should the eaase be f5sl or fair
Ihaagh ail hat gained is an e.np.q na.al
Ana tax too great o. bsar.
An empty esms and r.lt'y fame,
And thousands lsing dead
Whilst every glou 5s victory
Mast raise ths ffice 81 bread.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06

ilRglNIA;-N rules ncld in the clerks Office Of Ina
\ circuit superior court n law aud clnncrry, Tor ,h
l. to. III
Nancy ferrow, PlantT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06

We eS'ac' The Glowing aaa.irasfe -. ca irsm aa
English rsrer reserved ~ the Caledonia l. Is rstlc,s
win spril, and gives vivid, bat fat. ir5s pe.er,
Of the evils Il W.. L apllea5e TO lie n-esea, ea
dtnn d This county. aud Is deserving II ex easf,e Ell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06
TRRCT or LLND
200 .YGKFg.

n which eal Jim B.r1slaic formerly resided, eg
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-06-27
ANOTHER REQUISITION FOR VOL
UNnEERS

We have been favored with the following
copy of an order issued on the I'd inst, TO Mai.
LEE, COmmissary of Subsistence in this city,
from which it will be seen tlat an additional
rcquisition has been made upon this State,
for at least one thousand mounted men, An
opportunity is thus furnished to all who have
volunteered and as many others as may be
disposed, to enrol themselves in the service.
Governor Edwards, We understand, is
hourly expected in this city. When he ar
riyes we presume il will be understood how
many, ifany more, nre to be taken from tins
county.
The Chiefs of tho General Staff, Quarter
Master General, Commissary General ofSub-
sistence, Ordnance Department aud Surgeon
General, are respectively advised that call
upon the Governor ofMissouri for about II
thousand additional twelve month volunteers,
mounted-to rendezvous (say) AT Indie pen
dence, will be issued by the War Department
today. The said Chiefs will take prompt
measures to supply the said detachment Ione
regiment and battalion) with whatever may
be needed, under law and regulations, from
their respective departments.
The said detachment is promptly to fol-
low and to come under the orders 6fCo
Kearney, who, probably, is already in march
upon Santa Fe.
(Signed) WlSFlELDSCOTT,
Head Quarters ofthc army,
Washington, June ,, 1916.
We learn from Fort Leavcnworth, by the
.Nimpod, that several companies of volunteers
had arrived there, and part of them had
been mustered into service. Other conpa-
MES were nearly ready to march, at different
points on the river below. The steamer Pride
ofhe Hest, having Capt, Hudson's company
of Rangers on board, was met under way, at
Arrow Rock, by the Ninmod.
81. Louis Rebuff. I'M
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-06-27
Blowing Hot and Blowing Cold.

Blowing hot aud blowing cold, The first to
warm the fingers, tho last TO cool The porrldgc,
compelled the man oltho fable TO be set down
MS mad, but what are we TO think ofthose who
blow hot and blow cold on The subject of Free
Trade and Tariff, aud who tell us in one
breath, "reduce the Tariff TO decrease taxa
ton and the revenues" and then in the same
breath, "reGiuce the tariff To raise the revenue,
and 10 provide money enough to carry Oh the
government" Arc they not mad? No,indced,
they are worse. They have so dupcd them
selves, that they now seek 10 dupc the people,
and to he all in happy ignorance together.
As the surplus revenue was running up, in
January last TO eleven millions, the cry was
'rehucc the enormous taxation of this bidct
Tariff, us the appropriation OF nearly
twenty millions, (und only ut the start TO car
~ on the war with Mexico, has absorbed this
surplus, aud an issue of thirty millions in
Treasury Notes is talked of the cry now is,
"thc Tariffdoes not yield enough OF revenue;
it checks or prohibits importations: we must
take offthese checks 10 let in more foreign
goods to supply the revenue"
Having thus hung the Free Trade orators,
writer's, and spectators upon the horn of this
haplcss dilemma, we pass on to beg them TO
inform us hOO n reduction pftaYaton is 10 be
effected by an augmentation Of the revenues
TO augment tho revenue, there must surely
be an increase oftuXution, aud such an aug
mcntation is not what "the democracy" have
been promising the people for they have been
talked 10 ola production" So we see, then,
the black Tariff of 1912 is to be got rid of by
having blacker one, that shall TAX the pco-
pie heavier, the main cause Of this change of
tune being the necessity Of raising money to
carry on the Mexican war.
But, say some ofthe anti Tariff Presses
among them, we see the Richmond Enquirer
1--WE will tax tea and coffee" 'Do it ifyou
dare" we reply, "while you are substitutinga
Free Trade 'Tarifi'ior the Tariff of 1912" Go
before the people, you please, with these
two neccssnrics of life taxed, while you are
taking offthe protection given TO American
labor, but adding taXeson the lahorers' neces-
sarIes oflitc.
No scheme can be wilder than that of dis
turbing prosperous and iudicious Tariff
while a war is pending The Government
now knows what that Tariff is aud what it
will yield, but it can know nothing of II new
Toriif'until it is tried. 1t is madness, then,in
Il Government to disturb such Tariff while
it is appropriating $40, 900 for war, and
thinking of S3O,OOO,0o0 in Treasury notes.
" Y EIDreSS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-06-27
JOsEPH RICE,s EsTATE.

FENHE subscribers having been appointed by
Il the Hon. Probate Court for the District
Of Caledonia, Commissioners 10 receive, exam.
inc and adjust the claims and demands Of all
personsagainst the Estate of
JOSEPH RICE,
late of Lyndon, in said District, deceased,
represented Insolvent; and the term of siN
months from the 18th day of June, 1916,
being allowed by said Court to the credit
ors of said deceased to exhibit and prove theu
respective claims before us--Do hereby give
notice that we will attend to the duties ofoul
appointment at the dwelling house of widow
Sally Rice, in Lyndon, in said DESTRUCTION tho
first day of Augut 1876, and on the tenth day
of December, l3l6, alto o'clock forenoon, on
each of said days.
ALPHA QUIMBY, Commission
JOHN T. &. CUNNINGHAM,j crs
Dated at Lyndon, this 22d day of June,
1876. 4G5w3
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sTATE OLE VERMONT

DIslrirtof UaIedOnin, IS,
AT n Probate Court holden at the Probate Or
flee in DuhVillc, in said district, on the 20tll
day OF June, A. ID, 1876
4 TPON application of Mnhituble Cobleigh.
" one of the heirs to the Estate of Charles
Adams, late of Waterford, in snid district, dc.
ceased, requesting division of said estnte'--
Iii ordered by the Court that the said appli-
can't cause the several persons Interested in
the said estate, or their agents or guardians if
living within this State, to be duly notified 10
appear before said Court, at a session thereof
to be holden at the Probate Office in Danvllc
aforesaid on the 10th day ofJuly next, to make
objections to such division if they see cause
by publishing a copy of the record of this
der three weeks successfully in the Caledo,
man, printed ut ST. Johnsbury, in said district
Attest, NORMAN DAVIS,
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