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STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District of Marlboro, IS.
In Probate Court, Dee. 10, ls45
A N instrument purporiing to be the asst will and
IA testament Of SAMUEL ELLIOT, JEsq, late OF
Brateboro, in said district deceased, presented
for probate, by Larkn G. Mead and William X. b.
McLallen, the executors therein named. WheFeupon,
il is ordered that the said instrument, lie heard, ex
ahmed and considered before said pro ate court, at
the stated session thereof to be holden the Probate
Office in Bralteboro, in said district on he last Thurs
day ofJanuary next and for the purpo OF notifying
oil persons interested therein of the tin and place Of
hearing, &c. that they may appear anl object to the
same, (f they cause,) the said ma med Executors
are directed publish copy Of the cord this
der three peeks sueeessireiy in the VI rmont Phoenix,
printed BrateboTo in said distri CT, previous TO
said time of hearing.
true copy from the Record.
Attest, LEMUEL WI 1lTNEY,
IS Judge of. Probate.
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MO. 8. nnroK now .

two doors NORTH which he has Fitted up in good shap'
for Grocery Eating House, and Oyster Salooni ant
where he will keep constantly on hand choice groce
es such Sugar, Tea, Spices, &c, OF the best quality
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SILVER WARE.

GILV Err. BtiUana and Plated Ware Solar Hang
- ng Ind Side Lamps Brushes, Combs, Perfumery
Shaving Soap, Razors and Razor Slrnps, Scissors.
Knives, Cards, Dice Chess-uen, Back Gammon
Boards, Cigar Cases. Pocket Books, Wallets, Purses
and Pur Sc Trimmings Of every description, &C., &C.,
for sale II. ID. BRACKETT'S
Dec. ! 5. II
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LADIES' GLOVES

or all kinds; some long White Kid, a beautiful ar
~ tice, may be had at -
Nov. 10, 1916. IL
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LINN, Dec. I'm, 1913.

SIR,-T have sold all the pills last had OF you,
please send another lot Immediately The sale Of Lor-
raines vegetable Pills Is rapidly the increasingly
are becoming very popular. sell more and more ev
cry day. As curot 7s medicine and purifier of the
blood, | think they stand unuvaled. One fact have
noticed that that has used them finds any fault
with them; they have wrought very great cures.
One lady, who has been confined to the house aud bed
great part of the time, for tloenty years. is cured
and able work most of the time, after having taken
8 boxes only Of Lorraine's Pills! ! might name
ny other cases where the have been great,
but have not time
Yours respectfully,
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All persons require Facts.
Remember in all cases that you are not deceived by
things that appear 10 be facts.
TODD AUNE,G DUU VS

YNHESE Pills are now acknowledged by thousands
Il that use them daily, to be the only medicine
that fairly takes the BANNER from all others. They
cause pain uneasiness Of any kind in their opera
ton, and require neither change Of diet nor care of
any kind This medicine has actually done wonders
II has established reputation unrivalled, on its own
merits, without being pulled up continually in the pa
pers.
The attention Of the reader is respectfully called
to the following highly respectable notices OF this n-
valuable and incompatible medicne-and il will be
seen its achievements most extraordinary us daily
experience speaks and more remarkable cures,
where other medicine had entirely failed OF giving
even relief.
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STEAM ENGINE.

A FOUR Horse Steam Engine nearly new, for
"a sale cheap, with liberal credit org good paper. bv
June %. [T44l ]. STEEN. >
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Gentlemen

IN want Of Linen Bosoms and Dickies, Cravats
n Scars, Gloves, Mitiens, &C., of various kinds, will
lind first rate assortment at our Store.
DICKINSON, DAY & co.
Dec. "a, 1876. Avis
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06
BowLxG-GxE.H, GIo., June l.. 1876

BowLINc-GaE=N, No., june l. 1876.
?Ir. TriTns:
P~u.>uant'o previous notice a'wli;g Mass
nyrt;as' came off here today. James o.
Grc#dlicad, Esq. WIS selected as the wing
candidate for a scst in tn lo-ccr branch of
tie State Legislature: w!Iercupon some
5tl.er small business was transacted, and
room made for ILr. D~"oadhc&d uron the
irHt. After CTcin@ limSolf through the
sryw|, Dir. BrosdLcad mounted IT, Stdad,
accepted the nomination in Il short speech
before The ASSEMBLED TULTlTUDE,
AMI in tie presence of tic sast css'mtLdee
declared himself \ wsIc; after which tie
-Ehis MISS Mta"g" adjourned, S;a
liz.
After the "whis MASS meeting had
adjourned, n. P. M1Hoe, Esq, being re-
q~Tcstrd, addressed his fellow citizens in a
most hop?y style. During lis discourse he
alluded 10 the rcmcrLs of his Wing oppo-
ncnt, who had not left the house, IL which
Illusion lie manifested no disposition to be
m,:Ciful II Tie expense Of trut!!. lie is a
voting man Of acknowledged ability, and q
uost sterling Dcmocrat-a little champion
in the field Of political warfare; and when
he gets after his contemplation with "a
sharp stick if he don't make the fur fly
every pop you can take my socks, and I'll
let the mats bite me the balance OF the sea-
son. /
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

I=It will be seen from the proceedings
of the convention which we publish in a.
mother column that the Hon. John jameson
of Galloway has been duly nominated a
candidate to represent this district in the
next Congress of the United States. Mr..
Jameson has long been favorably known to
readers and we feel Our utter inability
to say anything which can add to his we'll
deserved reputation. A reputation earned
by his constant efforts to serve the holy
cause of democracy-the cause of his coun-
try. As a democrat he has never faltered
in the support of his principles which he
has defended with a zeal and an ability G.
qually honorable to himself and his State.
With pleasure and pride we place his name
at the head of our columns ami call upoa
the democrats of the district 10 rally to his
support. He will be triumphaptly elect
ed.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06
To the Editor Of the 3anncr:'

To the Editor Of the Danncr:\
Suffer lie through the medium Of your
paper, 10 suggest to the board OF Trustees
for this thirteen house town, the proVriety
of having the entire town re-Surveyed, and
the corners of each block established
There are sir continually houses being built,
and We think it entirely necessary that those
who build should have the proper corners
and lines established according to law, as
it may prevent great difficulty and loss at
some future period; it would be sir but a
Smalltax upon the property owners in the
place. and would benefit all.
NCXpOrt7LI.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06
DISTRICT

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Of Iu,o g. onir,to y candidate for Gem
Q n, F,oo tbo Co,vo,-
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Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

Elk P resident Tyler arrived in Washington
on the 26th, ult, in compliance with a sum-
mons from one of the committees appointed
by the House Representative, to examine
into the expenditures from the secret service
fnnd, during his administration.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

IHS Eote oelhS taken resulted as folloWsf
For JOHN Jameson ID delegates represent
ing2S74 democratic votes, for John C. We'll
born s delegates representing 1909 demo-
cratic votes, and for James H. Relic 3dele-
gatcs representing 755 democratic votes.
"hercupon John Jameson, having received
a majority of all the votes cast, was de-
clared the nominee of The convention.
On motion of S. F. Murray,
Resolved, that tie unanimous vote Of the
convention be given to the Hon. Jno. jane
'on Of Galloway.
On motion of DR.. Dewitt,
Resolved, that the delegates pledge them
selves 10 use all honorable means TO pro-
cure the election Of the nominee of the
convention.
On motion Of Major Mcdaniel a commit
tee Of s was appointed TO fix upon a time
and place for holding the next district con-
v~entiom.
The following gentlemen compose the
committee
j. J. Ament of Marion,
L. D. Dewitt ofSt. Charles,
S. +. Murvoy Of Pike,
T.. 3. Sitlon O Galloway,
WA. s. Murphy CT Washington,
Z. lluil Of Gasconade,
". Y. II. Bay of Franklin, aud
i. VI. Lect Of Crawford.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

Gen. WIN. Milburn is an independent can.
didate for Congress in the LIST district.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

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oeNNeIS
There haze been yer, heary rains in thr
western part Of this S;1;c, and the Missouri
River is rising rapidly.
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open doors; anu tra'>acted al! "i''F h'$!-
ness in the face Of Their opponents. BE
lieving in the justice OF tier cause. ana
the purity Of their motives, they dclir" the
scrutinizing eye Of criticlsm. They had
no secret plans TO lay, no Plots to coEcoct.
but all as conducted openly. ur"n great
democratic rrinciplcs-tlc principles OF
equity and justice. Tie result cf t!:* WAS
tie nomination of tia; sterling Gcm"cr't.
and well tried servant OF tie people. john
Jameson of Galloway. TIE fairness and
harmony that prevailed during tie sitting
of the convention ard the good feeling with
which the delegates parted frc,a czech 9th
Ter auoprs we'll for the victory which is tr
follow.
The St. Louis Republican ~savStlc arse
..lsenal in cen;-c street, New York, contains
c, 200 stand ofarmS; and 800 PIECES Of ord
nance of different calibrc-a.l IN excellent
ond,;or orJ &. corus.
nu,.ho nr,t;c-inr a. fac friends &c Dr
'iwcjborn TO know, that n -convcn,;o., ne &c.
cc;.cs tho cri;rc vat. re a.. ,s,s. I,r.,,
couuties. Marion. Rails and and tia,
: I,e was the ID choice CT fine d~cIcn,tcS Gror
several otbrr con,tics vino re}uct,ntlv vet.
ed AGAINST him. The DR.. * comn,raiiv,I,
roT.;..a, o,I o,r.;n ,ial
u maui 'o D'i"H H. IA"
ure P.op''' IA ~ ~ ; ~
l ''o IflI ~,
G P'or'' y
t any 4 IL AT Il"
Iuei 'i'' HIS opl"i'r'S WERE |"'",% ''
we think the vote he received a very fat,
terinS one.
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i'ahi''O"' Oh 'fo ih'''' "''''".IH5 eoiiS'd,
mated in the grocery establishment OF Mr.
Gano.
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l.. Ll1y TE;,
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

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the h~alc-on days ct Ia: h"y'i"oA, u" l"'"Ho-
" c: wkic,r by a thousand cndcaring a;-o-
.i..:,ns had been interviewer with every
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the '!"'' i!"'r'' l"f "'' !'''' 49,.
shown u. ""'''7 our >"j,"i'
'r:ct to"''n'i'''- "N'' Wa
mos '''"-i'1 ''i"i';' '"' -.
.ronfuciv. /, o.r comfort. deserve our
o.,,.fnl 1c.~,,.>. ButitwasL.t
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Mrs. III rr&":' = " Woo" WI" al ~
phaa family l.rrh'irn, upon her vNc1..o' :
t,~, s~!aro.t: and we tel that " en- H.;
g., rl,. ,cco,n,,rd bcr house to ;.c
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Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

We attended the district convention, and
were truly pleased with the manncr in which
MIR. jameson responded TO the loud and re-
peated calls made upon him after his nomi-
nation. Though delivered withoutpremcd-
~itation, his speech was one that did cre2:,
to his head and his heart. 1t brcathcd the
pure spirit of democracy, with an energy
that must have carried conviction TO every
unprejudiced mind. In a mrsthappy man
ner he returned his thanks TO the delegates
for the compliment which they had bestow,
ed, in selecting him as their standard bear
erfor the approaching contest; then %turnin.
to the wing policy, he dealt his blows with
power which plainly showed that the con.
vention had not mistaken their man.
In the evening Messrs Bay and McDan.
lei also addressed the delegates and the cit,
liens Of st. Charles. The speech of Mr.
Bay was clear and forciblc, and delivered
with a grace and elegance peculiar to thr
man. But the heaviest blows were deal
the "coon" by Major Mcdaniel, who han.
died him without gloves, and made the fur
fly. The majorhas long becn a champion
nthe democratic party, and ga living ter.
ror to the wings ofhis section ofthe Statc;'
and it was truly gratifying to see the spirit
with which he came up to the support OF
the nominee ofthe democratic party, though
that nominee had not been his individual
choice. Like a whole-souled democrt, a.
he is, de declared that the choice Of tic dc
mocracy should be his choice, and that tn
triumph Of TIE party should be his triumph
It will be seen from the communication
of our correspondent that the wing mcctin.
at Bowling-Green, OH the lst day of tn;
county court, nominated James o. Broad
head as their candidate for the Legislature
Mr.. Broadhead is a young man of good NOR
al character and Of very respectable abili
ties.
The canvass will soon open and we cx
pcct a very warm one, as the candidate
are both very active young men, full o
youthful ardor; and jealous advocates 0
different principles. Success to Minor
the little champion of the democracy sa,
VIC.
Elk P resident Tyler arrived in Washington
on the 26th, ult, in compliance with a sum
mons from one of the committees appointe,
by the House of Representative, to examin
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

The report Of the death of Louis Phillip
pc, King of the French, was premature. and
has been c~Ontradicted
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

The St. Louis Republican sayStle arse
scnal in cent-c street, New York, contain
$4,000 stand ofarmS; and 800 pieces Of ord
of different calibrc-@.l IL cXccllrn
condition ard fl for use.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

Five thousand Volunteers have offered
;l."ir services 10 th" Governor Of Tcnncs-
scc-douhlc the numD@r required.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

Thomas j. Tuner las been nominated as
as the Democratic candidate for Congress
in that District of Illinois ROW represented
by Mr.. IIoge.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06
W VI R; T M>.a,*, Vice Presidents,
5. +. IUEEAy, |C
y. {. OE3AE.

\ company of volunteers in Massachusetts
offered their services 10 the Government with
sE!v one d~i,seniient voicc-Even he cold region
o!the North IS warming up.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

- a very destructive fire broke out in
Hannibal on Bird Inst, dc2trayias a cons;d-
:r.orr't Of property. The fire oriai-
.na'ed in the grocery establishment OF Mr.,
Gano.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

Col. Benton has delivered another most
powerful speech on the Oregon question: IN
which lie takes strong ground in favor OF a
settlement Of the boundary line on the A9ttl
deg. north latitude. He stands no", ins'
where we have believed him 10 stand, ever
since TIE agitation Of the question. i'oHg"
Some persons have persisted i'll misnnd@r-
istanding his position heretofore, they can
misunderstood him no ior5cT: fol- he Is de
tcrmincd TO be understood. Though we
believe lin wrong On this, as We'll as On TIE
Texas question, we are forced to adi"!ttiai
his speech i; a E,c>t mastcri? effort. Il
I>Iow3a an alnoun. Of research ATd argument,
ito wliic?, few mcn in'Ecnatioa could attain
IA fact, wctI,inL i one nf t."grcates: cii'i;>
IthatI ,c ever made. We h2vc hot roon' I"
puhIis.:it on account Of lis great length.
lie occupied a Consider bic portion 0!
the days of Tie ed and 10Th, ultimo, i'll it.
delivery.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

The legislature OF Louisiana has voted Gen.
Taylor 4 Sword in testimony CT their respect
Tor Ii: prudence aul Drawer in lis military con-
duct.
We return Cur thanks IL the steamer Ocean
W~vc. Tor Il number Of daily papers, ty this
mornings mail.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

We have received the May number OF
the Democratic Review, it is as usual, fIlct
with a number OF original and well writer
articles, and emhcllishcd with L likeness o.
the Hon. James p. Bowlim of this State.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

The Missouri Conference Of the Mctho.
dist Episcopal Church South, is TO mcctir
the city of Hannibal, the Both of Septem.
Der. Bishop Paine is to preside.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

We are authorized 10 announce VILLAS
PRrrsr, of Rails. 4 candidate to repre-
sent this senatorial district.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

There La,c been very heary rains in ti'
western part Of this s;l'c, and tic AllSS'''
River is risin. rapidly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-10
THE SouTH CAROLYN AFAMINE

With cycry succeeding week, the accounts
from south Carolina, ufthc c,icut tu winch
the provision crops ofthHt suite have boon
DESTROYED hy the druught~ ~ INST season, lso-
come more alarming. The ur>t and lmmc-
date effect which Il las produced
has been the hasty cmigru,Iori ottho>c Whose
necessities were stronger ulai, the ties which
bound them To their hcurtl,-. From the dis
trict oiSpartanburg alone u Is osccr'aiued
that upwards ortwo thousand persons have
fled from the desutuiion which awaited 'hrm
To seek in the west some mUins ct support.
Tina condition ofthuse who remain may h.
conceived, when it H. knowu, That ui titr
whole district. not more than one sixth oi uIe
usual provision has been made, while in man
V neighborhoods there are entire fields " uch
hayc produced scarcely a sInglc ear Of corn.
In this calamity several ofthe adjacent dis
ujcts have shared, aud though, perhaps, no,
to the same extent, Yet 80 great u the de~ti-
tuition, that they are unable to provide tpr
thc sufferers among themselves, much less
for those ia other districts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-10

The -ir-ru I.rons Waf-.rsH H. Oh.
AucTf-i says
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drr1iszsiau. eithrr afl-ruE
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-10
BRITISH PAUPERISM.

According to a writer in Blnckwood's Mag
azine, the number of paupers in Great Brit
ain is 100000, or one seventh part ct the
population of the empire. The proportion
as follows: In England / 100000; in Ireland
100000; In Scotland 100000. Since lsl5,
period of only thirty years, tl'ere has ho5-'
raised for the relief ofthe poor -. England D.
lone upwards of e20O, 900, or about ene
thousand millions of dollars, On the other
hand, it has been demonStrated,hy the returns
of the income tax, that there are seventy
persons in the empire whose nnnu-
al revenge is E200,000,0O0, or about t&'OO
each,
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The superintendcHt Of
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ECONOMY ANDREFoRM.

Under this head the Washington l. :.
Journal, loco foco print, has the following;
"Both Houses of Congress have adjourned
from Tuesday to Saturday ncNt-haNing
done literally nothing hu, admit Texas into
the Union and squnndcr one hundred tnou-
sand dollars of the public money upon the
Executive organ, since the session commcnc-
ed. They can afford 10 rr,t from their la
bors ut an expense ofthree thousand dollars
a day"
A beautiful specimen Of the reform prom
ised to the people by the demngogues Nho
sail under the democratic" flag.
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ST. JCLWEEgAGs
sATUED JANUARY 40. I-4G

REMEMBER tar Raj Read Meeting ),
Wells Rssr er Ttu-sfar rari, Jarus.F t1
D. b. d.srsa.a rrf u.e $50 .rai..f. uarr
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o. thr great .Il .-lrs- Oh. ..easrraf.Fr ra.s s..
'.an af k.fH.rf PSI FOL EaH Reed
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thf beach. A. uaey ar' uou hird, e 10 rr.
Pectsd die uucst.au wil b. -Fttlra soau. its
well undersiood thai lsvi Aootsury srpasi.t.
ed b. jadge Story riucs, b upua thr sar 81
the coustitutionnliiy fthe luv lu ths gurs-
iion Hew she nrw reuus-ivau.s iudFr
stand. We srr nat az on sdvsard
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STATEMENT OF SAILS AT BRIGHTON
MARKET FOR l-GA


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