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Brighton NIarket-AIonday, Nov. 0.

Al Market, 1850 Cattle, II Jokes Working Oxen, 20
Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and about $50 Swine
Prices--Beef Cattle Extra, 1915; first quality $780,
second quality, 81 25a5; third quality, S3,50a4.
Workiog Oxen-Sales were not noticed
Cows and Caives.-Dul lots taken al @l,l2, $l,25,
Swine-At Wholesale 2 for sows and i.2 for Bar.
rows at RETAIL l2 Tor sows and l2 and for Barrows;
Old Hogs 4 l-2c per ID.
sweelser Of Alhol hass taken by Mr. Daniel Ather.on
at 1915 per hundred.
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RAILROADS AND SABBATH DEsEcRATIoN-MT
Editor We have been informed by one who has
personal knowledge OF the fact, that at South Roy
alson, few Sabbaths SINCE the quiet of Gods no.
ly day, even during the hours of public worship,
was disturbed by the blasting ofrocks and other op.
crations on the Vermont aud Mass. Railroad
We have also evidence from personal observation.
and otherwise, that the last Sabbath, Nov {, J
there was similar dissertation on the Conn. River
Railroad, at Deer6eld not indeed, by the blasting
of rocks, but by the transportation Of materials for
fencing the road and in cars, belonging as we sup.
pose to the corporation.
Now Mr.. Editor, as the friends Of the Sabbath,
and of these roads, we wish to make few inqui-
RES As some corporations have thought it expe-
dent 10 specify in their contracts that the workmen
are not to be supplied with ardent spirits, ought
they not TO specify Also that labor shall be per-
formed on the holy Sabbath, in the construction of
their roads We would further inquire whether
such violations of the Sabbath, as we have noticed
are by the authority, or with the knowledge and
consent of the President and Directors, or Engin-
GERS Of these corporations.
And il, as we hope, this question can be answer
ed in the negative, we would also ask if il is not
the duty of such corporations TO forbid the use of
their roads and cars on the Sabbath and TO demand
satisfaction of those who make an unauthorized
and unlawful use of their property on that day.
The public ought 10 know Just where the respon-
sblity Of this Sabbath dissertation rests. And
that this may be shown these inquiries are made in
the spirit Of kindness, and with the hope that no
others may be necessary from
Those INTERESTED.
Nov. 9. 1916.
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We haxe further intelligence from Mexico via Vera Cruz
Oct I'D
Santa Anna having filled in procuring funds by law
the had his San LOUIS Potos focibly
upon a condncta with two millions OF dollars.
Another attempt at Revolution had been made in the city
Mexico. An immense mob had assembled but by the eSeon
of General sas who addressed them upon the OCCASION quiet
restored.
The Mexican Cabinet had quaeled and Senior Rejon had
resigned.
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f ER Il!

TVN HE citizens Of this village requested to meet
IL at WANrAsTIQUET HALL on Tuesday Gath inst,
OF O'Clock evening" To adopt for procuring
a SucrIoS AND FoRcINs FIRE ENGINE, AND APPA-
RArus which shall be sufficient for the proper proiec-
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dropahists-and this law is the Law Principle Of nsen
BILE Precipitation through the pores OF the skin which pr
spirAon imperativey demands to rid herself Of
cunlbrances which would crush her and without whno
there can be no health-withoui which life must sPeedh
perish.
The seiiviy and power Of this Ointment is absolute
wonderful penetrating TO the most deepseated psrts
the bodybeing Of such light and volatile nature thu 4
is taken up by the absorbens and carried TO every Pari
the human system Into the very substance Of
bones endons MUSCLES brain and internal viscera. BY
ing applied the head Il will penetrate 10 the brain,
thus all niammaions eongeslions and efusiops
this organ In this way it headache earache,
ops1y S'opsy on the hrain epilepsy psIy dsH% ,@
neck peneiaes the paIod glands the tonsils, the
maxary glands aud all the parts this region, and thus
mumps, quinsy inismmaiory throat milan.
nation and enlargement Of the tonsis, dc When applied
cha tubes and thus Inflammation in these
organs also difficulty Of breathing, pain and Papitnton
and enlafgs@snI OF The heart and i neye, a,s 70 cur
penerales TO the substance and centre OF the ve son
acb, bowels and spleen, and thus liver eomPanisan
all bilious diseases BY relieving the stomach cures d
prps sickness of the stomach and other gas''i
difficulties. BY its operation upon the pesitoneun a'd
bowels arrests Inflammation Of the organs; hence eurs
ehoera.morbus complaint dyseneEy and consii.
patton II Is marvellous expelIBg oil all kinds
When applied TO the lumbar regions the kidneys and
down the small Of the back penetaes into the substance
of these and adjacent organs arestng inflammation and IT.
aion of these parts and dssolves urinary euleu stone
gravel in the kidneys, uretea and ~ the bladder when
applied that organ also diabetes and ncont
Of urine and elieyes structures Of the neck Of the
bladder and Of the ureta When applied 10 the Perneu
and il and inflammation and enlarge
ment Of the prostate glands, and hemorrhoids or piles
substance Of the tendons muscles he perossum and the
bones and IL therefore most successful remedy Tor rhen
massm, govt, stiff joints sprsned ankles wrists diseased
OF uterus the breasts and paralysis OF the limbs alter
confinement i is sovereign IN IL efficacy No woman
who Is 10 the least troubled with the infmities peculiar to
her should be without this Ointment
We know that this Ointment Is no ePhemeIal thing No,
but long the subject OF disease, so long
will be REGARDED. valued and eUpIOVed OF Tie
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Discovery Of a Piaaef-M. Gale, Prusian asirono-
mer, discovered al Berlin, the I'D Of September
planet whose existence NJ lie Venier, French as;rono-
mer had theoretically demonstrated Its appearance is that
that of the planet Hesche, andt very large body
It's disc is two OF three seconds b diameter.
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NE w G. u o ID 8.
PRICES REDUCED.
blhtHAkU q SAW LEN,
II ENG determined TO close of their large and ell
- egant
Stock of Goods
during the ensuing WINTER offer the entire stock,
al wholesale retail, at greatly
Rahuceh Prices

One Of the beauties of trade il brisk and lively bu
siness, another the mutual advantage ofthe PARTIES
But we are content take share Of the advantage
in the reduction OF present large stock Of goods
with little regard TO cost pruitgiving purchasers
the benefit Of low prices, aud better baIgans than they
will be able to find elsewhere.
We have arrangements for receiving from time tn
time such additions To- stock as will keep the
sortmcnt pretty complete, notwithstanding The rapid
sales consequent upon the great reduction Of prices
proposed. For the Information Of purchasers we sub
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NEw YoRK, Nov TO-
FROM THE AMERICAN sQUADRoNlN THE GULF
OLE MEXICO


ArTAoK on ALvARADo, AND FAiLuRE THE ATTEMPT
News has been received from the American squadron off
Anton Lizardo, To the 18th October.
Oct 18th Pre- paration, had been making for month
previous, for an attack Alveradosalors drilling, &C.
The Mexicans had battery Of ten guns the mouth of
the river
l5th-Sailed from Anton Lzardo and anchored within
ten miles Of the mouth Of the river Alvardo There was
a heavy swell on the bar.
l6lh.-Seamer Vixen and steam.cutter flame, lowed
by the steamship Mississippi, anchored within long shot
distance and commenced firing The Commodore, lending
IN the Vixen, passed the fort each ship firing her broadde
with little effect, owing 10 the dislace. Several of
boats sounded within half mile of the fort They were
fired upon from the fot, but received damage At
O'Clock, T NJ. the line was formed the steamer Vixen
ing the gunboats Refer and Bonita and the Lane with
the cutter Forward, the gunboat Petrol, three launches
three cutters aud barge containing the force destined for
boarding the vessels of war.
The Vixen and her passed the bar and took up po-
stion within point black shot OF the fort The Mclane
grounded on the ba and the Commodore being unable
bring up all his force stand the fire from the enemys
battery, obliged to retreat The force in the was
exposed 10 heavy fire. but hurt The McLane
is pronounced an abominable abortion.
On the night of the 10th the cutter Forward with the
gun boats Bonita, Refer and Bonita under comman nd Of
Com. Perry, left for an attack Tobasco
Two prizes had been taken--the American bark Coosa
and Yucatan schooner
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NOTICE.
G TAGEs run from Bra''leboro as follows
NoRrHnRN ROUTE.

For Burlington, Montpelier, Haverhil, and all towns
the Connecticut River every morning, Sundays except
ed, at 4 o'clo X, A. NJ.
For Rutland, Mddebory, and vergenues, N4 A. NJ,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
This Stage with Stage al Walpole, which
passes through Chares,own Windsor and Montpelier 10
Burlington Tor the afternoon boats 10 ST. Johns
md Mnnirenl-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
vUy HE subscribers have received and are receiving
IL an addition to their former large stock Of goods,
comprising all articles usually keptin country store.
ALSO
They have on hand large assortment Of Cooking,
Paror, Alright and Box Stoves, which they are pre-
pared 10 sell very lou
Palm Leaf RPaiders
who expecting old piress for their hats, must for
ward the same soon.
P. r.. CHANDLER & CO.
Putney, Nov. 4, 1886. SwisSosli
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.

For Northampton. Springfield and New York, IA. N
and r. NJ, every day, Sundays excepted.
Passengers leaving Brauteboro at 7 A. NJ, arrive
Springfield in for the afternoon trains East an
West, arriving in Albany in for the evening train
Buffalo, arriving in Buffalo evening at o'clock
Passengers taking the O'Clock Stage arrive in New for
al Z ne IL mnrninr
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nAETERN ROUTE.

For Worcester and Boston, at O'Clock A. NJ every day,
Sundays excepted.
For Ftchburg Boston and Lowell at i-2 O'Clock NJ
every day, Sundays excepted, via Atho and Tempeton
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Via Ftzwilam,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
SPENCER AZ KINGSLEY, PRoPmEroRs
l}ratlleboro Nov. lst lS46. ~
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FEATHERS.

600 POUNDS prime White Live Geese FeRlh-
TowNsLEY SONS.
Nov. Is, 1886.
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Broad Cloths. Cassimercs and Coatings,

which will be sold at mere Commission above the
manufacturers and Importers prices
Good YouKG HYsoS TEA 40 TO 46 cents; good
Souchang do, %, Ming Yong, IS; Molasses, - TO
80 Salaraiis, 5 To 6; Lamp Oil 81 10 81 good
Chewing Tobacco, is TO 90; Brown SBgar, 10 !;
Loaf do, ia; f. b. crushed do, ISL 1000 lbs. Sole
Learner with general assortment OF Groceries and
heavy Goods Salt, Flour, Iron, Nails, Window
Glass Paints and Oil, Sc, &c.
But we have not time To continue the list oil articles
and prices and respectfully invite purchasers 10 CALL
with the assurance that will at all times be happy
to show them The goods and tell them the prices and
that our best efforts shall be wanting to give them
entire satisfaction.
Favetteville Nov 10. 1876 evils
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Comm ssto,.ers, .Nottce.

w T. the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the district Of Marlboro, Com
mssioners 10 receive, examine, and adjust all demands
Of all persons against the estate Of
BEyNJ.4.HIyV WOODARD.
late of Halifax in said district deceased and all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto, and six
months from the 18th day Of October, 1876, being al
lowed by said court for that purpose, we do hereby
give notice that will attend TO the business Of ou
said appointment at the late dwelling house OF ihr G.
ceased, in Halifax, on the last Tuesday in Decembe
and February next, from nine O'Clock A. M, until lou
O'Clock P. NJ, on each of said days.
TIMOTHY LARRABEE, comm,,s
NEWTON GLEASON, 10
Halifax, Nov 9ih 1876.
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The Union states that Gen Scott has issued orders in
the release of Gen LaVcga and his associes he having
been exchanged for Capt Carpenter and Of the Trux
ton.
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WANTED.

= TONS very nice sliced DRY APPLE for which TAR
- price will be paid in Goods by A. D"iNELL'
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900 yards Muslin DE LANES, Ia To II cts
200 Is ALPAccAs, IS 81 "
100 :. GALA PLhDs, IS To Sc q"
100 LissEY WooLsEYs, is 10 IS
400 {" CALIcoEs, 4 to 4"
500 Do. 81 TO 81 Z"
5000 FAscY PRfsTs, to II "
5000 % do do 1IAio 1874
100 ELEGANT SHAwLs, S74 to els
10 Dozen pairs Ladies' Cotton Hose, 4 to IA cts
Worsted do, IS TO SO 90
1000 yds. Bro Shretings, 81 to 81 "
1000 -" Dilngs, 75to9
300 " good BED TIcEING, 10 to II "
500 " C,rroS & Wool CARFErIEG IS to AZ 4"
500 " oil Wool do SIS 10 rs
$50 Cotton do II To e5 "
Oil Cloth Carpeiing, Straw Mating, Hearth Rugs,
Carpet Bindings
200 yds. A. and Cd Cotton Damasks, I2I TO 25 cts
100 #" Linen do, 10 10 60
Dozen Blea Bro and cold
Table Cloths, 81 ,ja 9 50, 80 g
ines To is cents per ps, so Looking Glasses, iIom
IS TO So so sets Blue Printed China, and other Tea
Ware with plates and dishes to match. new and ele
giant patterns Glass Caniestcks aud Lamps; Cas-
tors Fruit and Preserve Dishes, &c, &C., &c. Sill
yer Tea and Table Spoons, Buller Knives, elegant
Brlania Tea pots, Tea trays. Shutters and Trays,
600 lbs Live Geese Feathers. &c, &c,
ALSO "A full assortment of
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SEcoSD FouRrn Dsrmors.-Judgc Collhmer is re-
elected the % Congressional District by overwhelming
majorsay anywhere from 1000 to 1000. In the ih District
there again choice. The Wing net gain tar heard
from 97 Chandler will probably lead Peck this time and
o the third trial be elected by handsome plurality.
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uJvsr,s s,rorAsr if living, requested call
Office.
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WANTED

ROA CHILDREN, TO braid Palm Leaf, notch
COQ braid, by Il. w. PROUTf.
Nov. LIST, 1886. ID
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Nc AL LIS Il Il <
All Healing oil :

The inestimsble and unequnil'
value Of the All.healing Oininen'
is It's all prevailing energy iu rn>
taining and restoring (when -
pended) the great, fundanisn'ai
and paramount law Of health
law known and recognized BY nird-
zeal men OF all schools. whetl'
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VERMONT PHOENIX,


Ut X HoRroS is agent receive subscriptions and
money for the Phoenix lie is collecting tour aud
we hope our friends won't let him with empty pockets
REsrAuRArEUR-At s. X. stoddards Oyster Saloon in the
basement of Halls long building may be found Sns" Of all
kinds necessary for the ceshment Of the inner man." lie
up Oysters in style not 10 be beat Give him call
DgLAwARK-oruciAL.-Tharp Loco, is elected Governor
by 1856 majotyouston Wing elected Congress by jT
majority. The Wings have majority in both branches OF the
Legislature which the election Of Wing u S. Senator
in the place of the Hon. J. NJ Clayton.
MIoHieAS-Tho LocofOcos have nearly held their in
this Stchavng elected their Governor Members Of Congress
and large majority both branches Of the Legislature.
Iowa ELEorioN SriLL DoUBT.-rhe following Cores
pondence of the New Yo Tribune gives the latest and
satisfactory account we have
GALrSA, Illinois, Nov. 8.
gentleman just arrived here, who up from Burlington
the Iowa side ascertaned that the whole Loco
ooo ticket for Governor State Officers and Congressman
elected but that the Wings had carried the Legislature. From
my own data, believe this to be the true result
" Hon JoNArm,S JEsSEss died Topsham in this State
on tho Sd inst, aged H.
SALE OF RIAL EsrArE-We learn that Messrs George
Field and Elijah Coman have purchased Chaes Hotel in this
town. and aye to take possession the FIRST Of January next
Greenfield Gazette.
u-JvsriS saroEasr it living, requested call
Office.
Ifut,, ,stat E.u ..a
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" Hon JoS,rn,S JtssEss died Topshan in this State
on the Sd inst aged ~
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SALE RIAL EsrArs-We learn that Messrs. George
Field and Elijah Coman have purchased Chases Hotel in this
town, and to take the FIRST of January next
CrssBfed Gateffe
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..t.H f.r CAUTION s
"No Ointment will be genuine unless the name Of JANIS
McALLIsTER, or JAMEs MeALLiarER q Co, are writer
with pen upon every label,
Now we hereby offer reward Of $500 10 be paid on
convicon in any Of the constituted courts Of the United
States, of any individual counierielng ONT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-19

Accompanying the above Work the remedies for the
diseases described therein and which prescribed
for the same These are known by the name Of
BEaCHS MEDICINES.
Unlike those Patent medicines which claim BY one thing
10 all diseases each preparation 10 particularly design
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-26

S,ates. ~ relation !, cugnh. Our oirs =
ioi the whole, yra. 'or every Heh Ol Ihat
ttiut5r, up to ily-cur loty.
" Re,ofrfd, That ~ har. with pleasure
the roul-e pul-urd Jain, K.lo.k Chr 9
Mrgi-trste of lhc Umt'd States. IN relation
TO the g,rst queruou Up.or.'
We presume that the geuIh men who
passed these lesolutjous, would. in ascer.
tanning the positions OF james K. Polk, +"
"lheir Drmocrauc friends in The National
Legislature" and Of themselves, upon this
question. be much Ike the mate Of sua'l
craft that experienced some difficulty in
finding lie way through Toy on ioggy
morning. The cop,aln addressed the mage
thus; "What would our wives say if they
knew where we were tlis moruiug!'-
"Umph," replied the mate 81 wouldn't
care a fig for that, Jc1re only lHcts ,Ohere 1Or
Uers OurstiUss"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-26

A wrlpr in the "OIo r.. osi'ory," who
sr,lts himself ~ LiieiaI Drmoc,a,, ugrs
lhe ptrrrcty of traring forward an "ln-
dpppnd M ticket" Ia Stalk couniyi and
names Gen. SAMUEL LAiN as candidate
for Congress. The General II man OF
some a ...t,. aud h.- rcrnatargctatwh'rh
the pop.guu thunder OF Iay Regency has
Teen levrIlpd for some ycars; YET upon any
question which is likely 10 arise N Congress
iur some time, we cannot perceive The dIi'
ference betu zen the sentiments OF Gen.
Lahm and tho,r " the majority Of that boz
dy as al present constituted. Where there
il "a choice Of evils. prudence would dc
tate that " choose the leas,, hut " here they
are ida"ticpl. Vs should feel at "a loss which
to choose. However, il that Congression.
al district mUd he II presented by Loco.
loco, General Luhm will answer as well
as any o'her person; ui.d hjs election ould
be more Notifying to his political ji'tads
Than that OF any other individual.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-26
TIE CAMPAIGN COMMENCED.

On "Wednesday the 10Th inst, the Wings
oi Stark county met at Canton, en- massp,
and were addressed by WILLIAM LEDB, The
Wing candidate lorGovernor. The speech
OF MIR, Eebb is spoken Of in the highest
terms. Iatit fully sustained his repu-
tatlon OF speaker was clearly demon
suaIed by the winciog oil those who com
pose the "hard clique or as they are fa.
miIiarly denomnated at homr, the "Canton
Regency These rmmacuia,e goiriois lad
stationed themselves in such positions that
they could not only hear all that was said l..
tut were enabled to divert ,ho attention of
'he minjhd'rd OF Ihew own party from the
remarks ot the speaker. Such conduct as
to be expected, and even looked for; uut
We were not prepared (.rom limited &C.
quajn,ance with the people OF Canton,) 10
LeIeve that they would We willing to a..
iurc themselves, underline impression th,l
they we've merely insulting the speaker, y
the polite ejaculation Of "Thars Er!!"
which weundersland was frequently used.
Well, after Witnessing the august pyu-
ceedings OF the famed Convention OF he
9th Of January last, Ue are not much +
prised that the admncts Of that Conveu N
should practice the same perform he
same species of "IoW aud lofty hmbhrg,"
and address their rielIow- citizen in the same
chas'e and refined language that gave char
Gcter to that djgAyied GsIemJly!
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OHIO VOLUNTEERS.

Our latest advites from Camp Washing
ton state that there were Ietween twenty
seven and eight bundled volunteers already
on the ground. We hear OF some compa-
nies vet en- route for Cincinnati. Many
companies ett their homes with glowing cX-
pccmlions, tut WcJe induced to rc!uru lt-
lore lhry reached Cm,nneti,outc tcarmrPlhat
the rcqursition was already GHcd, and that
lhelr Services rou.d not tp excepted.
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rnI,lrnI onnonenl. Lut caTIed 0ul % lhe
THE EXLCUllyE AND GIN SCOTT

THE EXLCU1IEE AND GIN SCOTT
Tbtsutsuucsoitlsd ed eulIy iH"'en 'he
EAernuv, and Gen. Scott will I, .ound in
aro,hr, rarrmn. The whole uar-"r"u.
shows a biEa-i.1ndsd, jehbsrats a'ir'"p''
on the par, Of the lts-i3euI, aided aud q, 90.
tel Dy ne sycophuuJs vu. -our on mue'Hy
wings lu the SUNSHINE Of yhe Executive, 10
prejudice the minds ol the repps against
Uru. Scott. 1brPresitcut, ly his oSu q T.
mission. sands convicted OF prerarica on,
rs holding out prospects TO Gen. Scos!
hich he never intended him to realize.
The secret OF the whole matter is this:
The President 'eared that if he permitted
Gen. Scout 10 take the command Of the ar
ny TO invade Mexro, h' would. probably,
al the same time, furnish him with the keys
Of The "While House" Verify, the admin
isrra,ion of James x. PoIk lids fair to rival
that Of John Tylerin litt'suess and dupIicity
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HARLEM CELEbRATION.

The ornrachng Anniversary Of our M
IouoI Ina, pendencr vii be celebrated al
Harlem, IN this county, Oh Saturday the
4Ih Of July next, in splendid style. We
learn that ample preparations are being
nade, 10 ,uJria.n, in "a snmptuous man
ner. any number that may fad IN corve-
n.out to aLenai and knowing the spiriI Of
hospdai1g and IeDfroteace whirh govern
the citi2e.s- u. lat thorough, we feel ASST
red rher rhcy will use the utmost eXertions
ta accommodate all who may desre 70 par
'c'prto viii ~ "a in celebrating the day.
We are hu. aw,re that there will Le any
other celebration in the counly ana, there
lore hope that IDc rnterprisIug people OF
Harlem will be chaered hy the presence Of
a large proportion Of the citizens from 9th
er paus Of the county.