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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-06
STATE OF VERMONT.

IN Probate Court, ing an, 1916,
ZONES Wendell II. Davis, Administrator, with
~ the VIII annexed, upon the estate Of THOMAS
SHEARER, late Of Coeraine, 10 the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts, deceased, and files his first admins
tralion account for examination aud allowance.
Whereupon, il Is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that said account will be
examined before this court at the session thereof be
holden at Thayers Inn in Wmingion in said district,
on the last Thursday Of August instant, by publishing
copy Of the record of this order three weeks
lively in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at BratteboTo,
in sud district, previous to said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record
90 Attest. ROYAL TYLER, Rrg'r.
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Temperance Notice.

The Windhnm County Total Abstinence Society,
viii hold its next Annual Meeting at Townshend, on
"Wednesday, August Goth, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
Friends of Temperance throughout the County, are
earnestly requested TO attend. No pains will be spared
TO make the meeting both interesting and profitable
In behalf Of the Ex. Com.
J. C. FosrER, Secretary.
Bratteboro, Aug. 4, 1916.
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From The Boston Mercantile journal, Jan. 1885.
WISTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

There many certain cures for coughs colds,
and even consumptons that are sometimes dspos-
ed to question the efficacy Of any Of them. Mr.. S. w
Fowle, druggist Of the highest reputation al 1855
Washington Street, has the agency Of article called
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, which to have won
for Itself good reputation where !; has been in
troduced. We have letters from various parts Of
New England from persons Of the highest standing in
the places where they reside bearing testimony TO the
benefit themselves OF friends had received from trial
Of its properties
Extract from a letter dated
Petersburg, Va, Jan. 10, 1916.
gentleman Of unquesonable veracy informs us,
that his brother had been confined 10 his bed for weeks
with some species Of cough, that bafed the skill of
several eminent physicians aud by the of two bot
ties of
WIsTAR's BALSAM oFWILD CHERRY,
he has been restored TO perfect health and he is now
"a lat and hearty man.
Yours respectfully.
ROSSER & ANDERSON, Druggists.
For sale by buttons CLARK, Brattehoro.
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HALIFAX HIGH SCHOOL.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Rev. William Mil
Ter, our former experienced and successful leach
or, will open high school at Halifax Centre on We'd
nesday, Sept. ., 1896
TERMS.
For all English branches, per term, $500
For Classics, 400
Board as reasonable as at any place.
BY order the Trustees, SAMUEL FISH,
RUFUS X. HENRY,
STEPHEN NILES.
CHARLES FOWLER, Sec'y 40
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CHESTER ACADEMY.

TIME FaH Term Of II weeks, will commence Wed
Il nesday, Sept. Cd.
A. A. RANSEY, A. b., Principal
JoHN GoLpsBURY, A, M. Instructor in the Instr
tuie aud of Execution.
SUMNER ALhEE, Assistant Principal
Miss A. r Conn, Preceptrees.
"A Teachers Institute
has been atarhcd to the School for the Fall Term, 50
that special instruction may be given 60 Teachers aud
the best interests OF the Common Schools promoted
IL is designed to operate in conjunction with the other
exercises Of the Academy, that both the particular
and general interests o the student may be subscrved
Mr. Gndshuiy, well known the Teacher Of the
Cheshire Institute, and the author Of many excellent
school books, will have charge Of it through the first
month of the term, after which the exercises will be
kept up NY lectures from other gentlemen, and contin-
ucd Rotations. An additional charge, not exceeding
Sl00 certainly will be made for this and the insruc-
tons in Execution
Mere board can be had for $500 per week, --toom,
wood, lights, and washing included at nomSi as to
Sl,50.
Tuition, from 90 to $500 for the term; Music
5000, French and Italian, sio0 extra.
o. HUTCHlNSOE, CLEaK.
Chester, August /, 1876 90
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Dissolution.

TTNHE Copsrinership heretofore existing between E
II A. & j. STEARNS, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent +. A. STEARNs is authorised 10 col.
ect oil debts due to f. A. & J. STEARKs, and pay all
debts and demands against the
EDWARD A. STEARNS,
JOHN STEARNS, ia.
Brattleboro, August /, 1886. so
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Mammoth National Circus!


Equesirian Manager, G. J. CADwALLADER.
Ciocps, (gro,esque 10 he arena. JonSsos & WELLS.
Masters ofhe Circle, d. ClMr E N. JouNsos.
NTEssRS. WEIGH & MANN, most respectful
IV1 ly'announce 70 the citizens of BRATTLEBO-
RIO and its vicinity, that they propose TO visit this
place on SATURDAY, August 5ih, 1896 for one day
only; and The propretors would suggest that having
been received and patroDzcd by the first families Of
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, they deem il in
cumbent upon themselves to state that during their
Summer campaign they intend TO present such va
ried and pleasing routine Of performances, which can
not fail 10 elicit the APPRECIATION and patronage Of the
most aslidous. They also pledge themselves that the
Performance generally shall equal the CoRTEGE BY
which il is preceded in every city, town village they
may have the honor to visit. They most confidently
assure the citizens OF each place, that their Company
shall be selected and comprised Of the largest and
greatest order Of talent in the United States.
Upon entering each city and village, this extensive
Company will be attended bya
Most Magnificent Band Chariot,
drawn By 70 creamcolored horses) with 70 talented
musicians, playing Of the most popular airs,
marches Sc, selected from the most celebrated COM
posers followed by grand reiinue Of carriages, wsg-
ons, teams, &c. Sc,
Numbering over $50 Persons, Horses, &c.
For particulars sec bills posted at different Hotels.
90 PRICE 95 CENTS to all parts of the arena.
iDs Positively no haifP price.
Doors open at 4 o'clock Performance 10 COM
mencc at =, p. NJ
The evening performance will commence at s
O'Clock. Doors open at ~ O'Clock.
This Company viii also exhibit at Haveihill. July
esh;-oxiord, July 29lh;-Hanover, July soh;-
Windsor, july 2Ist;-st Claremoni August lst;-
Ckarlestown, si;-Wapole, 4th;-Keene, the 5th;-
Winchester, the 9th; land Mortified the 7Ih, a46
July %. 4s
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Brighton NTarket-MOnday, July p.

At Market 400 Beef Cattle, Qncuding those sold Sat
urdayD 20 Cows and Calves l450 Sheep and 400 Swine
Prices-Beef Ca,tle-A further advance was effected
We quote extra, Sc first quality so 10 70 second 50
to 50 third quality, 50 to So
Cows and Calves-A large number Of sales effect
ed. We notice the folowing-$23 $24, $26 $S7, $S2,
and S37
sheep-sales ordinary at ST. 81 20 and 81 $751; better
qualities rs, 90 and Q % Old Sheep so.
Swine-Od Hogs l.2 and sc small Shoats and 8
l'2c AT retail from 8 10 &C.
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MOUNT CESAR SEMINARY.

TIME FALL TERM ofihis nourishing institution
d will commrnce on Wednesday, Sept 9, and con-
tinue eleven weeks.
We are happy TO announce 10 the friends Of the
School, that We have engaged the services Of ,4ier
aader NJ. Bennett, a. d., graduate Of Norwich
University thorough scholar and experienced teach
or, who will take charge Of the department Of Mathe
matcs and Miss Marion F.. Bndgman, who has dur
ing the past year performed 10 such perfect satisfaction
the duties other department, will continue TO give in.
strucon ia Music and Drawing.
French and German will be taught and lectures
given all the Natural Sciences studied. Particular
attention will be paid to School Teachers and lectures
on the science Of Education and management Of
Schools will be given The course OF instruction is
thorough and practical and the expenses low. The
advantages offered here equal TO those Of any lns
tuition IN the vicinity. Good board, including room
rent and washing, can be obtained the Seminary,
Tor 81 so per week.
TUITION.
Common English branches, $500
Nstgrel Sciences with Lectures, $50
Classics, French, German and Higher
Mathematics, 400
Music, including Of Piano, 500
Drawing and Painting, extra, 100
Text books and Stationery can be obtained al the
Institution.
JOHN S. LEE, A. b., Principal.
SwanZey, N. H.. Jolly 81, 1886. 40
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n "A L T I WI o II r

SWNAIG lP8OPlNLlklAi2 MINlE 9
VIA DELAWARE AND RARITAs CANAL.
THE NEW STEAMER J. r. THoMPsoS, Capt. Waeor,
" Cot. J. STEVENS, Capt Dsrrieks0H
LEAYLHG EACH PORT WEEKLY
Running time from Hartford 10 Philadelphia, 40 krsj Hart
ford 10 Baltimore, 60 hrs.
Arrangements are made TO forward goods TO Pitls-
burg via. Philadelphia, and to Wheeling pia. bal'l'
more, also to oil other places West.
Merchandise Insured at The Iotossi rates Of Premium
M w. CHAPLIN & co.
Hartford, August, 1876. 40
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buggy Trimmings.

ID RASS and Plated Bands Laees and Tufts Drah Broad
ID cloth, Blue Sanet Worsted Damask Alaeable Cast
ngs, Buggy Springs and Axes just received aud Tor sale
at the very lowest price.
FLY NETS, Also, handsome assortment Of Cotton
and Linen Fly Nets
u. RANGER.
Brulteboro, Aug 3, 1916 so
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ASorHER VETo.-On Monday the President in to the
House his Veto Message the Rver and Harbour Bill lie
gives that his predecessors have similar bills
and also that il is unconstitutional
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GuiIford select School.

THNHE Guilford Select School, for the higher
Il branches of an English education, will commence
Wednesday, Sept. 3D. under The charge ofis form
er Instructor, (H. f. Smith, and continue twelve
weeks.
Ii is desirable that Students az FAR as practicable,
be present al the commencement Of the term.
TUTTION usual.
Guiorl Centre, August lot, 1916. so
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We learn from the Greenfield Gazette that gen teman
in Bernardslon and another Drered have found worm,
in their diseased potato vines The writer from Deerfelt
recommends cutting off the tops
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SISGULAR SHERIFFs SALE.-The bell on the Universal
isl Church in Petersham sold execution on Monday
satisfy the debt Of former minister o the parish The
bell given the society several years since by two cit
liens of Petersham.-[ Barre Gazette.
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New Establishment.
JACOB MARSH
WoULD inform his friends and the public gene
w ally, that he has opened Shop Tor the man
c,ctura ri

WOULD inform his friends and The public gener-
w ally, that he has opened Shop Tor the maui
facture OF
TIN w ARE,
in all its variety, directly opposite tho Phoenix House,
and one door south of VIM. Hydes' Hat Store.
STOVES.
H. has on hand good assortment, comprising the
Oregon Air Tight Cooking Stove, Telegraph do, do
Paror Cook Stove, Double Oven four Boiler Premi-
UNI, Air Tight Parlor Stove, and an assortment Of
Fancy Six Plates or Box Stoves.
JOB w RK
in Sheet Iron, Copper Tin and Brass done al short
notice.
ID- Any Of. the above articles can be had on the
most reasonable terms.
Brattleboro, Aug. /, 1916. so
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A Teachers Institute
Fayetteville High School.

Fayetteville High School.
TTNlE subscriber win open a Select School at Fay
Il cttevie on Wednesday, Sept. 2, TO continue -
weeks. Instruction will be given ia ali branches
ally taught in our Academies.
RATE or TUITION.
English branches, $500
Classics $50
deduction Of $50 from the above rates will be
made for those under p years Of age
irJ@ Particular attention will be paid 10 those ia
tending 10 teach the ensuing winter.
Board in good families can be obtained on the most
reasonable terms
l.. T.. SHERMAN
Fayetteville, Aug. S, 1876. swis50
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CLOCKS,
CheaDer than Ever.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Brass, Wood and Alarm
"A Clocks Just received from Of the best nanuao
tories in the United States. For sale cheaper than ever
and warranted first rate time keepers
d, RANGER
Brateboro, Aug o, 1876. so
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DOES NOT REASON AND COMMON SENSE
teach US that EXPECTORATION is the most NAT.
uRAL as well as the most agent in
ing and curing
PULMONARY DISEASES
Reason says YES, because
OBSTRUCTION
is either Immediately remotely the cause Of Inaamma-
ton and Catarrhal Fever, producing Group, Con.
SUMPTION and Assesses of the Lungs Pain and Sore
ness Of The Throat, Breast, Sides ~ Shouders-Bfon-
chts, exciting mucous and peruent secreions there
By cogging up the lungs, to leas impede
both respiration and the free circulation Of the blood
causing Difficulty Of Breathing, and
ASTHMA,
Pleurisy, Hoaseness and Loss of Voice, Dropsy OF
the Heart and Chest, Rupture Of Blood Vessels and
Bleeding from Throa, and Lungs, and
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
To remove this Obstruction, from which all these
alarming aud dangerous diseases originate, and pro-
duce radical cure, nothing has been found equal
TO JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
II stands unrivaIled-lt stands pre-eminent-TRY IT
and you will be forced TO acknowledge that its virtues
HAVE NOT, EoR cANsoF BE- ovERRATED; that tstands
lar above and beyond the reach Of competition, that il
is the only reasonable the only natural and the only
truly successful method of arrestng and curing dscas-
es Of the Pulmonary Organs.
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK. 40
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MRS. STODDARD
HAS REMOVED HER MILLINERY ROOMS TO
NO. 8 ELLIOT STREET,
NEARLY Opposite J. r. Blake's.)
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR CASH ONLY.
THOMAS G. WALES, BOSTON

10 Broad ST, corner Of Central 81,
HAS now on hand, and is daily receiving, all the
Il IL varieties Of Coon RETAILING Doors AND SHOES,
and also all the lower qualities, which he will sell, by
the dozen, at prices that cannot be equaed by
any other store in Boston. He is enabled 10 sell low
for the that he buys and sells for CAsH On
LY, and is satisfied with smaller profit than others
are willing to sell for All he asks Of cash buyers is 10
come and see for themselves, inquire OF some Of the
many dealers, who, by purchasing their Boots and
Shoes Of him, have been enabled TO undeFsel all their
neighbors who buy credit, and therefore obtain all
the best trade.
Also, his Fall Stock Of India Rubbcrs,
embracing all the saIeable kinds imported manufac-
turcd in this country, comprising 100000 pairs.
for CASH or CREDIT, at the lowest importers OF
manufacturers prices. ew50
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OUCH as Square Timber, warranted and common
- Spruce Shingles, Floor and common Spruce
Boards Clapboafds, wooden Eve Spouis, Sllwork,
&C., &C., constantly for sale in Puiney by o,,,,
March IG, 1896 1850
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ASSESSMENTS.

FENHE Members Of the Windbam County Mutual
II Fire Insurance Company, hereby notified that
the following assessments have been made BY the Di-
rectors all notes in force the following days, 10
wit;
July 18th. IS45 per cent,
March l2th, 1916, per
4" 2ist, " 4 per "
Making per cent for the year, TO be paid to the
Treasurer his office in Newfane on or before the
$50 day OF September next, being the day OF the An
nua Meeting.
The Directors have authorized the Treasurer to
borrow money pay of Losses, but in consequence of
the great want Of promptness the part Of the
bers of the company in paying their annual assess
usentsi the eanPany,- paper h- recently been refused
Therefore, 70 enable the Company to maintain its
credit with money lenders, wall be necessary that
the members should promptly pay their assessments to
the Treasurer.
MARSHALL NEWTON, Treasurer.
Newfane July a. 1876. 40
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State OF Vermont.

Marlboro, SIS.
In Probate Court, July 30, 1876.
The following petition is presented, TO wit;
To the Hon Me PROBATE Court for The district ef Marlboro
NrLo NJ. HATcH, Administrator upon the estate
1VA Of EZRA HATCH, late of Halifax, deceased,
respectfully represents that the Of the debts
due from said deceased, is sSGi,2s
That the expenses Of administration
will be about 1900
That the amount assigned to the widow, is 1875
s627.0s
That the value OF the Personal Propeuys 1851
Leaving a balance unprovded for Of s2sS.4a
Wherefore, he prsys the court 10 grant him license
sell much OF the Real Estate of said deceased as
may be necessary to pay said debts and expenses.
MILO NJ. HATCH, Admir-.
Halifax, July so, 1916.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application, at the session thereof, TO be
holden at Thayer's Inn in Wilmington in said district
the last Thursday Of August next, by publishing
copy Of the record Of said petition and this order there
on, three weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix
printed at Brateboro in said district, previous TO said
time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record
Attest R0YALL TYLER, Reg'r. 81
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Equesirian Manager, G. J. CADwALLsDER.
CiorHs, (gro,esque 10 he arsna,) JouSsos WELL
Masters of The Circle, ID. ClMr E N. JouNsos.
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Sands SarsaparilIa,

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT OF
THE SYSTEM, VIZi
SerofBla, Kings EUi, Rhamatsm Obstinate Cnans0ws
Eruptions, Piaples, Pusfnies ht Face Botchesi
Biies, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Iafri
Seatd Head, EnIargcrnent 4 Pain Of The Bones
4. joints, Sii.bborn Ulcers, Syphiifie Synip-
toms, Sciatlca LumbaRo, & Diseas.
rs arising from an tnjadiei0us use
Of Mercury, .4setes, or Drop
sy, Exposure Inpru-
denec in Life Also,
Chronic Con-
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hn,..,,ss .a,,,.t,. o., ~ Joo, 20 ,,arcoxt our .vs
tenn of TAXATION. Complaints are made, that se.
versi of the taxes now levied arc rendered unpro.
tuctive as well A onursssive bv imperfections
in their assessments Personal estates, that
should bear n share of the public burthens, e.
scape altogether, by the interpostion of a trust,
between the ostensibe and the beneficial owners.
The property Of many corporations is exempted
from taxation by special laws, while that Of O.
thers Of the same classes, and equally meritori-
Gus, remains bound Securities for the payment
of money, are by the words of the law, made tax
able, which are. in fact, the mere evidence of
passing transactions, and can, in no degree, be
regarded as even temporary investments of the
property OF those in whose hands they are found
The simple exhibit, by the citizen, OF his proirs
sional estate, made without any other sanction
IS substituted genera,iy iof less eq"Voeai
!, SI,,ia ~, h.. ,,r,o,,sn ,h,, Tho ,ax ,,Lcb ,,o
citizen eluies or is legally relieved from is DIS.
tributed among the rest, aud forms an addition TO
'he'r o"tthe"s yus''.e " w, '"A NJ, ~
.u,;a., ,,',,,ver l. ,ns ,,,,l;,,,v within your
,aoje, ,, t ','n,,,ama !, ~ xoyr pronn, and
s.r;o,. .a,..;I,o,i,,
,,,,
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THE PLANET yrsrs may now be seen in clear
weather At midday. about three hours behind
the sun, and few degrees north Of the suns
path. The intensity Of its light will continue to
increase till the 2oth Of January, which is the
time Of its greatest brillisney.
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Saturday, January 10, 1916.

G- THs GovERNoR's MEssAGg.--We lay be.
fore our readers, this week the Governors Mes.
sage, with the exception OF a few paragraphs,
which we have condensed for want of room. Its
brevity is great recommendation, and we trust
the Governors example, in this particular, will
not be lost OH his successors. The Message con.
tains plain and sensible abstract of the affairs
Of the Commonwealth. Though brief, il is suffi
GENTLY explc I in all Is deta Is, and W II. in II.
recommcndat ons, meet with general approba
ton.
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D- The Governors Message this week neces
sarily crowds out much other matter.
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Or See first page for number of interesting
art;cles-On our last page, a Milrrite Miracle.
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dTt.Cles-oH ouf idsi tder, N'''Iite "udCie.
Cy We are under obligations TO Src'y Buch-
anan, Vice President Dallas, Hon. Simon Came
ron, Of the Senate, ana the Hon. James Pollock,
for valuable pablc documents, for which they
will accept our thanks.
or WASHINGTON LrrrsR.-Orr readers will
find in this weeks paper, another interesting let
ter from our correspondent at Washington. The
news from the sea, OF Government is now eager.
" looked for, and as our correspondent has the
means of acquiring the most early and authentic
Information, his statements may be relied on.
Uy- The soft weather has nearly destroyed the
sleghng Unless we soon have another edition
of freezing weather, we fear that we shall have
break up in the river
~u usiox TiMss-John NJ. Baum has rcti.
red from this paper which is now under the eii-
toriai control of John r. Eek, under whose care
il makes handsome appearance. We wish both
gentlemen success in their undertakings.
| NJ EpiroRs PRoMorEp--John w. Forney,
Esq late Of the Lancaster Intellg .ncer, has been
appointed Aidde-caup TO the Governor, with the
rank Of Lieut.. Colonel. We congratulate friend
'Forney upon his promotion in the military line.
! We are willing to wait our turn, but will men.
! tion in time, that we expect our next Governor
( 10 favor us with appointment in his staff, with
the highest rank possible In "these piping time.
of peace" editors do more fighting than any other
species OF paper heroes.
Cy GREAI on HoG.-Our friends OF the Ever
lasting State of Williamsport. produce not only
great men, but great grunters also, as appears
by the following from the Lycoming Gazette
No people cun long remain in darkness, wher
Greass in its most fourishing state is SO near, te
afford them light.
"Our friend and fellow citizen, HEPsuH'
McCLpRE, Esq. (sowe are informed, bnlcheret
brace OF hogs last week, which together
weighed TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN POUNDS
Clever pigs these, and the heaviest ofthe season
unless we except the one killed lew week
since by Mr.. S. Caldwell. also OF the "Eversst
ing State" which weighed. we believe, EIeH7
HUNDRED AND IHIRrS.TivE!
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we add the difference between
The balance IN The Treasury. on
the 1st day Of December. ls45,
and the estimated balescc in
the Treasury On the lst Of
Dec, lSlG,
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CO We are under obligations TO Scc'y Buch-
anan, Vice President Dallas, Hon. Simon Came
ron, Of the Senate ana the Hon James Pollock,
for valuable pabic documents, for which they
will accept our thanks