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THE EXTRAORDiN NARY WORK.
AN ONE WHICH SHOULD BE IN THf
HANDS OF EVERY
M arric d Pcrson ,

IIORN. PHYSIOLOGY or plainly written
lflTREATISE ON the POPULATION QUESTION
by the Hon. r. -. OwEN-wllh additions and alter
alion-, hy X GLOVER, NJ. ID.
To every person Of sound common sense this work
one winch will Command the highest praise. Ii Is
trIe few ignorant people may condemn II, bat The
editor tally persuaded that the high importance OF
the subject Of which vii present It,et 80 for
chilly 10 rclecliug mud>, that II must comnani res
pe,i Were tins b. Ok careful ~ read by every marrI-
ell person, and IT. advice srctlv followed, we are per
ladcl that different state OF society from the pres
eni would exit.
The error> Of poverly aud OF the prospect of fam
lis OF children which could ri lie poorly reared, pre-
vent many prudcni people from entering he matrl-
monial STATE (: br here j. wnr, which will tel yon
important secrets which may ohvia,e al s,rh o'ec-
tons toa happy conn Ilia relations. an VIII Oh thou
of married people woull gveall they possess to
understand Idly.
The editor not all wei TO STATEN pu liz the char
actcr 81 hi WORK more n delaiI bat he knows HAT II
is one Which wlll NEE with universal APPRECIATION, the
moment ii ccumc. known among married pcuie.
Pcrs Ms wa 1u- copies at BIZ important PhN-olu-
zeal Work, 10y enclosing one dollar t. Dr. r. Glover
No. , Ann-,i, ur a. BoN -O2, NrN-I urk Post Wee
will la>urc the ,eul ling ur the work IN Ies,iOi. Post
age on The b ok IS i've cents.
: clrcalar, descriptive ufthc OBJECT, VIII t gra
tulni>ly 'cut to- post paid communications.
NIB. utablc pcr.uns are woH'rj u. A-cnt> i1
the Above wori; an the article theron alluded t..
March 6, 1916. i}n5
! DEWEY, has received during ihn pas
/ "A. wee, fresh supply of GOODS N hi me 60
| ra'c, auIuu- which are North Shore Salmon Con
ncc;irut River Shad Mpckcre of the first alIry, II
/ " l., halt B1, and Quarter, Rio Irguir' Jn"n Il
Mocha collcr, Choice Tea. Brown " Refined Sn
.ar>, 5 Crox X sugar Home Nu,a'ses. GrounC
| Spice, Speech " Moud Tan He, Soup starch Nc.
] Al,o-Lemuns, Or,n2c,, Fi9>, turranr-, Cnron
/ Box and ~ul'ana Rais,ns, Mace, PEPPER Sa zoe, To
/ rna,o Calsup, Pare Ground Mustard, &c.
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE
II. II. DEWEY,

DESPEC'TFULLY gives notice, that he
IL manufacturing, at Wnooski Falls, BRieG is st
Fest PORTABLE FENCE, where all orders will be
promptly attended to.
Owing 10 the advantages derived in the use of the
above improvement, he is enabled 10 afford a nsa
and beautiful fence for yards and gardens, al much
less expense Than the can be rot up for in any
other way while for durability it j. not excelled by
any IN common use. This valuable Improvement was
first brought out in Western New York, where il
has INTO extensive use and has received The an.
probation of the Mayor Of the city of Buffalo with
many hundreds of the first aaricuuris's and others
IN that part of the State also Of Gov Hubbard Doct
Jarvis Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire. In fact wherever il has bccn introduced
II has been highly approved As a Farm Fence it
combines more advantages than any other fence ever
used. II can he used oiUout posts and IS therefore
not affected by the freezing and heayng of the ground
and IS admirably aapted 10 inieryaes subject 10
severe ffeshets 1t takes less lumber Than any other
kind of fence is certain protection against all kinds
OF cattle, is not liable 10 get ont Of repair cannot be
bonn doi7n Is easily set up taken down and remoy-
ed, without injury.
a-'rNo Farmer should be ,riilom nj lens, sufIi.
cenl quantity 10 throw around his fields of grain and
stack yards
| p. l. $ n,
In connection with he al owe, he has machine fol
turning Broom Handles.
| Burlington Falls, March H. 1916 Al
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NeW-YOrk Adv's.
NEW IIAIlDW ARE.


o. FORETGN AND DOMESTIC.
THE Subscriber Uurn,cry Of the firm of MILLER &
L SMITH, aud AT The same old ,and,) woudc call the
attention the pu liz 10 h> well selected stock t.
whHh will lealde IA further supply hy packets to ar.
rive, and from the var,uu manufacturing esia li,h-
htcn> IN this country winch will be sold AT ioto pri
ccs for cash good paper, and III quantities. 10 sui
W.T.
1000 keys Nails, assorted 100 bags wrought nail,
l00hz. polished Shovel,; 200 do iron do
80 do Soup or gram Shovels
20 casks polished Trace Chains
10 do do Log do
1000 lbs coil or post ChaIis
5000 gross \. f.. Screw :.
5000 gross James TO. Screws
500 dozen Trunk Locks
ino do Nail do assorted
100 do Axes 100 do short handle Fry Pans
100 do Manure AMI Hay For,>, assorted
100 do Gar'en Hoes, ASSORTED
1850 lbs Iron, Brass aud Copper Wire, assorted
American Table and Pocket Cutlery.
TuoNAs TURNER & Cos. pocket and ivory handle
table Knives and Forks.
Also MILL cross cut pil and hand Saws. Halchct>,
pad che IT, ill and door lok butts fall kind Tach,
Brad> Bolts; Door Handles, Hat Pms, Window and
Blind Fa>icnngs /; Brass Goods in great variety Po-
lice hdnd-cvfs and leg irons; Sauce Pans, Tea
els Box 5 rapers, Malle>, To acco Knivcs flour,
butter, cheese, cotton and coffee Samplers; Foot
Scrnprrs ladic>' garden Hoes aud full assortment
Of The similar kind Of agricultural implements.
/ \. =. AME,' PuMp Brrrs and RIMMERs!!
Al variety Of "uu of The way" articles not us,l-
nly kept in hardware store.
n B. American Hardware direct from The. nianu
SIMEON p. SMITH, Sign of he Anvil
a. 90 Maiden Lane. New York
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The Veg table pie Elec;uary,

.>yiUe
fcfocmarried L.,dic,.
The Veg table Pie Elec;uary.
lnvcnlcl ~ ir. \. lPhrm, It t-imlai-hed rhy,i-
clan IT NcN ORR city, is the CAY really >urcc>. fu
remedy to that danserous and di-rr sing comlIaiRt.
The PILES, eyer drrcl 10 the american pihu-.
Mar, th. 1t l. an INFER. Y ST. RENtDf-no'
IN external Application, and VIII cucr any case OF
Plies, cuhcr Flcchn- or Blrd. Iutcrn1lur External
an prot a. ~ the only IN u2 that w.L There b, no
mI>tt," a'uIl n !. IS pys' Ive cirt-Sp5f4g and
permanent. II isal>uncouvrrient ln,l cine iu1atc,
AMI improve he general health IN remt7ka' lie
manner
Each Box contains twelve doe, At 2! ct> per
dose I, very mud IN rs OPERATION, nni may r
aiken Ia a ,c> ct IL" most 'ufe mftmmaE'n WI Norl
danger All ex'ernal applications are the h- ne
degree d>1grocth.r, ihcunTn'en', aud offensive;
aud from the very nature # he ''iseI t, temporary
in their ,lo,',. Thus Medicine atac, h. di>ta,c AT
IT. ,ource aud RtNlOV Nr IHt Gal ) T., renders
The cure CERTAIN aulPERN ANiNT,
Innammatory Diseases.
Although tire ELEHTlART was originally pre-
pared tor the rurc oPtE~ yet irt> proyei fise 10
he Mejcue Tar >rprriorto al hers N ldI>csse>
IAN In .ammlury nh'rarer wrh a determination
ct Hood 10 ANY particular par, ar or-au- In lu6am
nation and Congestion Of the Liver and Spsren In
lam, ton, So,cuc.s and liberation OF the Stomach,
Bowels, Kidney, and Bladder in utnmrnarorv anJ
Mercurai Rhcumat>rl, 1! IS L ne BE7r Medc ever
dI>covercd.
Impurities OF The Blood.
For all lmpuluh> at The Il 10 d, arising from tie
mprulent ne ct Mercury, o. other ca're>; .ur all
ri,ea.eS otthe SIAM and SIR tul, A t,lion IN all
ca,c, where the Floods powerfully deernnrd 10 The
Ilca l. proiucnl zhlue>- and distress, pr. CPHAMS
EI.ECTUARI T. entirely rtaIc'.
To Married Ladies.
Marr,el lal.r> are alnt Il ,nNar a " sub cot 20
that palnful and n,urioIs dseast, lAr PILES, wt
cunseq rent InAaualon of the stomach, Bowels anH
spine weakness Of The Pack, How Of Blood To- The
Head &c. The Eectuary perfectly safe Tor Prog
nanl Ladies, and the most useful Cnlarir that ,'au
pos ihlv be used a. will not only the phc
aud all nlunnatury diseases, WirHOUrPAlN Oh
| IRRITATION, but will ensure an easy time, Ia,
elivery, aud sound cuntHtlon the OIL pring.
| Cure for Life Guaranteed.
The Elccluav contains no MINERAL MEDI
| CINE no ALOES, tolODNNrH, GAMBOGE
or other powerful and irritating Purgative. Nc f'a
OF taknl cold viii e under H. influence no change u
diet necessary. II taken according To- the direct ions
A CURE FOR LIFE Is guaranteed.
! Pamphlets, giving ralual ,e information respecln.
this Medicine, may be "'talmI of Agents gratis.
| i. 5. Houghion $50 Washington Street, Boston
| general Agent for the New ENGLAND State. AGENTS
Btr'ingion, PECK & SPAR; Montpelier Clari
n Collins Rutland, Daniel, & Bell Pennington
p s. Peck, Also, ly W. 3. HATCH 4 Co, Vi
aooski Fans. 36ly
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DIR. IL. HATCH .JR.
.'H WfNOOSKi FALLS.

GRANITE.
II p ABBOiT, keeps on hand, at Barre large
iN' SO, oi supeIDr G;sASIrE, for bsadmg Psr>
poses. HIS AIRY is thai from which The stone was
Obtained for The Sialeliouse and hs viii ill 10 order,
on short notice, any bill The line with an article
OF superior excellence, Orders shToash agents VII
meer with as prompt avsauun as personal spplsa-
on. Agent, al Burlington
- sod January 1916.
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IvINOOSkI COTTON.

WE have made an arrane e,nent vii h The. oyners
w ct these Shectngs to Keep ihsm constantly 90
hand and for sale AT the FACrtRy PaIcss We
would sor the attention of Merchants AMI Others
wishing TO iuy then foods by the Bae or Pise, as
we lhink that their superior quality will be a strong
recommendation H. tho iaves aud the eoasuassr.--
Our people Sb0Vld cmontn.-e home industry"
Villas X MOVES.
Burlington, April /, 1916, tt
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TO PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Robert ThonIson's Uteri Abdominal sup
porter and Ablomilo pelYic Banda &c.

Dr. Robert thompson > tUri ADanhiiiai sup
porter and Abiomido Pelvic Bandase.
WE have purchased the exrluslyergh h, Of max K
w aud ycnilug he above menl ionv in> trunienl>
within The CounIrs OF Chiucudcn and Franklin, IN
the STATE Of Vermont; and we now q Ter them 10 the
pi, cou,,dcnt that they are eqa' al esefs respect,
and IN many particulars tar pcuor 10 any thing of
the kind ever cred. ThGy have the uuqIai bed
appro alton Of The Medical Eacully IN almost all
paris OF the country where they haze been lntr o.
ducel. HARRINGTON bko HEX.
We have earca!.y cxamnet DR.; X, lhanP.on
apparatus for tho rclcand cure OF i'Totdpsus ifert
A., as wei! a, The e,l mony and opuions OF high
enlncnt meine cas- OF the Faculty anI are o! The de-
sided opiaion lhal they are worthy the au enllon ID
the puddle aud that they wll IA high 8nk among
Inventions nov lelvra the Publc lor the cure Of thu
diseases Tor whph they are gecommendel.
..... I. CuAS. HALL, -.
.,.rf.- II, HATCH, ..-
4. Gil NhBERLIN,
.#- 90 . MM, Ai'WATER.
The above instruments tor sair by I.H.
HARRINGTON g. BROTHER.
bee. 3, isi5.--27mS -----
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PROTECTION.

4
VVNHE Undersigned, sole agent of the " Vernon,
Il Mutual Fire Insurance Company, for the Dis
trlc of Burlington and Winoosk Falls, respectful y
announces that he will receive applications and etiec
Insurance on buildings and contents not extra haz
ardous, on the most favorable terms.
II il a>certane tha, the various classes of proper
~ insured by this company from the commencement
of lis operations for IL years past have paid each
el0O per year as follows, viz:
Story Dwelling Houses rated at II pr CT. 50 81
Stores and Grlst- Mills 10 " .35
Tayerns IL 40
Saw VI lis
Cabinet and Joincrs Shops d" 20 - 10
Clothing X Catdlng Works 80 los
Black smiths Shops
Paper Mills and factories so " Us
|, sevdenl that The above suns ar much less thar
II has cost the members ofany other company know
in the / nlted States for the same time.
The Funds Of this tompnn, are created by Premi
UNI Notes Of the insured, secured by lien of lieal rs
tate or by good personal secnrily aud amount 10 abou
two thirds of nmll.on Of dollars
Those wishing protection will please'call. Oilic,
IN the Court House.
LYMAN CUMMINGS, Agent
Burlington, April &c. lSiG. ASH
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fH 81 American JFom ne tentA EYAsh Edition
SELF-M \NAGEMENr
And cure OF
Pulmonary COnsumptiDn-
AND All DISEASES o. the cHesr ASp Lcyos.
BY w. r. rucIIAd, NJ d.
OF London. England.
With portrait of ,he Author, and Enrraynes lya.-
lraine Of the ANTONY OF The lungs,
Prics only 20 cents. ..e
TN Is work Conlans a hrsf ant slsncJ de, Grip
u IN of the ANATOMY oFTHE CHEST AND
iUNt San outline Of Or. Buchan's HIGHLY
SUCCESSFUL. method Of Heaiin, Gods, Coughs,
Asthma AMI Coespmp ion an aceOani Of his NEW
AND fOWfRFri. RF:NEpY-and dir.cnss, apr
SELF MANAGEMENT AND CURE, adapted u
populH a
Il Is thc Tesut u neatly Twsaty lesps prcnce
and pertinent IN the City OF London and ,hs COM
blnei Sprrsnce orihe most haFnsd Ply seians and
Surge ms of the age--iomng a perfect Manuel Of
MedIcJl hnoNledcs anl Advice VI rela on m 10
Anato nv II the Lungs, the Signs, Sympio,ss Treat
ment and Cure OF Pulmonary Complaints
Tn work and The Irsa,neal winch a rom nrnds
h, I'd the highest possible esteem IN Great Brit.
ain a,' the extracts from publ; Ionrnals, whrh are
gwen n HE Appsads, MI Cd 1ndanIy show. Dr.
Baeh N noy declares, that with tbs simple Guide.
"a e siSUDpiise patient may 40 ner. for hiasssiF
than any o[aiHasJ p'ysiafas can d., BY arg Of ne
comm on methods Of prariiss'
Pa ilsh,d By ID. =. BRADLEEs 10 Washing ION
street boston and SOLD ly all The book sellers sud
dealo IN new publications. IN the q. s.
Puee % Cents per eopy--tis usual discount 10 The
Trade -"
So ID IN Huntington. BY PECK Il SPEAR; Mont
peiier ). h Con- ms and by The book sel.fs GEN
eLaly Also BY W, b, HATCH 4 Co, HTneas3S
e not only those who are subject 10 Complain,s
eahns ~ tins disease ~, those who are in aasssv
m an ohs,nRuon peTuss iaAtally ,his imps' ana
anu appreea'ed work 40yl
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Office |!

JNHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
| Firm of |. d c. r. + oelt, IL this day dissolved
ly mutual consent. The Books AMI Paper. are lefl
Il The present at their Old Sure-where one Of the
Undersigned may lie found prepared 10 adjust oil
matters er,aning 10 The Business OF the late Firm.
LOUIS fOlLETT.
CHAS. L. FOLLETT.
Burlington, May, IL. 1916. so
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pyr7Bl, Mr. Jnne 1884,
LErE couPiAfSr, can be- c7r,-i vnheni rsseri,s
10 uicr'ruy IT You will onsy use Browns Ssrsspsrha
md Tomato Ri,ir,s.
To Nj. Etrlrfic, fsOwn, Proprsiog Olthe SAY eps-
r,lla and Tomato Bnrers:
Tins crF,hs~ hat my wife was severely Tfirfe,s
N ne Liver Com P|aiHfrnd her health vrIy,e-
ript SIS uGjrsuiHei. Having rIed varous e,er,p-
tons without success, me wa iur'una ely ,@ur.d 10
nv yoar Sarsaraflla and Tomato Bvers; her brsth
Soon hs--an 10 m'prtSr, and she = NOW mLch better
m heal b. AMI "ual adsl,eaRy H. iI hsali tsu,s
lem EOaF> respectfully,
CUARI.E rs CAKi.E
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ID. GALES
Patent UterinetOr 81 Syringe.

TnIs Instrument is adapted to the application OF
remedial agents, in class ofdiseases which often de-
ter the individual from applying for remedy, IN con-
sequence OF he delicacy attending ITS administration.
Wuh tins instrument the patient can safely and
readily apply whatever may be prescribed. Aher
filling the SYRINGE, the pipe is to he inserted The pis-
ton gently lurcci DOWN, an1ihc instrument kept firm
in cdnt"c, with The parts I'LL the contents have Ia
ken e itc
The local remedies IN Lecorrhna consist ofdiller-
nj asirln@en INJECTIONS: these are composed oi su-
lnIions 81 the sPhae If ENC, iron "copper" or the ac-
eac OF lead, or inilisions OF veg .,ae a,lringens
such a. green tea, oak bark, ur nut eall.. They
shouli ic used weak, their elmo al
| forwards increased II nec,s>arv. DAN GALE
| Til, is To certify that we have examined d. Gale,
uterine Syringe aud IN orr opinion II il well fitted Tor
The m c iricndr IN ca,es u Fiuor Alvs preccdenlia
or proIapsus rri; and other weakness OF ad aeon,
uredns Burlington, March "a, 1916
| NC. H. Hall, NJ ID. r., t.....-. ....
Horace Hatch, NJ. d.
James Porter NJ d. Rutland, VI.
| Ell T.. Phelps, N. d. Windsor = it 4"
| Benz r. Palmer, Woodstock.
PLY icians and The public are invited 10 call an'
cxa hlnc the above n>irnnmnt -. For sa az a--.
u 81 HARRINGTON BROTHER s.
f4f TO-. rsrt asr rea b grr-l oh"feh st.
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CHARLES CAKLE.

AL orders Tor the above Msctcne Addressed TO he
Proprietor, p. BROWN, SS Wasting ~ "a, 3ss,oo
will meet with PnnclumI attention.
PECK X SPEAR, Wholesale Agents for Bsrfipp-
ion and vcmay. fof sale also BY George Ayers,
Milton: Boyn,dn \ Rnrrtt Hrne.orrgh Lande1E
Garfield, Wilirs'on " ham Rhodes j.. Richmond (.
MaTun Wires, Cambrsge n l.. Camp STOWE John
II Bowman, Eersennes William <. Russell, Mh-
r4lehury; ;. r. RI field Monipelitr Sold also hv
Druggists and Agents geneIally.-si pe' 5oals, 81
bottles for So. On.
Sold also nv ". r. HATCH Il Co. WnoosSi Faips.
July, lSiS 1yl
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WI DARRELL.
R1ih. Ne. May 81, 1913.

B1ih, Ne. NAV y, fS45
Ma. F. Bsowv,-Dear SRI have soms time p.si
Erred much from JanDdice and Dy, pspss a. tbs
S'nWach loss ofappstit- and :r+rl x = pss from
The least >op'e Uol, wv pan u the head asl stH-
slght coY-h GENERAL Wrai."s-s and dr+'iiny efjhe
-v>rrrr Nrr u>'nr H'ral eF ui nlrlNfnss W A0as
anyrsiet wa induced TO nv yuur Sar, aparass nj
Tomato Blters. received inms-liais retsf rom he
of Bot!t and d n afalf itd Tor Inc y,rss yrhs
hav rtvtNstt and would reet lsStnsnd ~ all VIII
are suffering igon stnllar d.>urlers. Yours trly
EREDCRNE n StAiH
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Those who should wear the Lace.

Those who are weak from long confinement; who
live seIen,arily, are of lax hlre easily iatged or
who pregnant predi, posed 10 al orion or are IN
child bed, shoud always wear the Lace; parI ic,ar-
ly all affected with spinal complaints. Weak and
lax-fibered children should always wear i, early, 10
spine.
All tailoring under what called female weak
ne>>e> ether ct proi,se, painful or distracted mtns-
traton. They should be the accompaniment Of
weak shoemake-. lailors curricI> Seainsresscsa AN
especially OF f'male operatives in factories also OF
weak ladies and gentlemen IN travelling.
iron an examination OF u Committee of eminent
medical men, appointed by the American institute, a
Premium Diploma was awarded 10 this instrument.
Certi ficates.
The undersigned of the Ladies of Boston and its vi
,1nty, take pleasure in certifying that their persons
DR.. Bannmg's Patent Lace has been Immediately and
lncomparably more efficient for the relief OF female
weaknesses than the oh'er instruments in common
use. We believe II to be an invaluable appliance and
recommend II TO the confidence Of those requiring
support Whsn well adjusted, we have found II per-
iectlp comfortable in It's bearing on the body.
Mrs, NEwcoMB, Mrs. TucKER Mrs PERKISs,
FRENCH, 4" BRAMHALL, /" PORTER.
Rosl0n, lS4l.
THIS may certify, that we the undersigned have fOI
several years been afflicted with double spinal curva
iure, 80 to materially dstor, and enfecbe our bod
les aud deprecaIe comforts; and that by wearing
DIR. Bnnnings Patent i.aces, we have found mnedl
ae ie'ei 20 our pains and weakness, and some II VI
10 delormiy; but especially TO the pain and weak
ness al the smui of the beck and between the shout
ders. We would not sell The privilege If nsng ih'
Lace fof anyaswcrldlv consideration We find It
per eet substitute for the and shoulder brace
and superior TO any other article Nav thousands IT!
II. ELIZABrTu tuAPiS,
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b.. : :. SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS. =
TIVOY Books IN abnndance-BIank Books, all quail
] ties Black, blue, and red lnk-Ipdellnbe Ink
Steel Pens, aud Quilis-Leiter Paper, ye'y nlce-do
sale by 81 rH0 5. WOODS.
May g. 1916.
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MOST Respectfully informs the inhabitants Of
wi Burlington and vicinity, that ha wing changed
his residence from Champlaln to Cherry street three
doors west of the Congregational Church, he con
tinues the practice of
upuG
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-11-21
Col. Hays OF the Texan Ra agers.

Our city was all agog on yesterday, by tue
arrival on the A mbassador, of the celebrated
the immortal Jack Hays. The crowd was as
eager to see this distinguished and gallant man,
as they would have been to see Gen. Taylar.
Col. Hays, we understand, is on visit to Yazop
county to see his friends, who reside there, it
being the first time he as had an opportunity
to do so for several years. Besides that, as be
told us, he has curiosity to see something Of
the United States, for he has been in Texas
and Mexico so long, that he felt almost liRe
stranger in his native land; but we trust the
gallant Colonel will not feel like a stranger
more warmly welcomed and greeted than he
has been. The Colonel astonishes every man
who is introduced to him--for instead of fee
rocious man-eater, as many fancy him, he 10
one oil he p,ost uiffident and m, dest little men
we have seen for some time. He is very yoahg,
too, only about q or 20 perhaps, judging from
his appearance, but his keen and penetrating
eye and manner, mark him for man Of ener-
gy, perseverance and daring, as his acts prove
him to be. The Colonel will probably return
here on Monday night next, and we trust, will
so far set aside his m"desty, as to partake Of
the Inequalities OF our citlzens. Gov. Hiram
q. Runnels, was also in the city on yesterday
evening, on visit, we suppose TO his friends
in Mississippi. --Ticksdurg Whig. I'M inst.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-11-21
From The Louisville Journal.
NEW YORK ELECTION.
THE EMPIRE STATE REDEEMED.
MORE TARIFF THUNDER.

The National 1ntelligencer has received the
subjoined telegraphic despatch, which con-
firms the entire revolution If the State and the
complete triumph of the Wing patty. The
Congressi nal deegat ton in the present Con-
gress consists of nine Wings, four Natives, and
twenty-one Locos. In the last House Of AS
sembly of the State the Wings had but forty
nine members out of one hundred and twenty
eight. The State is divided into eight Senate
rial districts, each district sending four Sena.
tors. They are elected for four years, and one
retres every year. Of the twenty-four Sena-
tors that hold over, the Locos have eighteen,
the Wings FIVE, and the Natives one.
New YoRK, Nov. S, 8 P. NJ.
John Young (Whig candidate for Governor)
is elected over Slas Wright by aboutten thou
sand majority. We have the result in all but
three counties, which will give something for
Young. Our Lieutenant Governor is beaten.
The members OF Congress elected stand %
Wings to Locos and2 Old Hlnkers, who, be-
ing protective tariff men and elected BY Wings,
are with US for all pro ective purposes.
Mr.. Hungerford is beaten in the Jefferson
district by Joseph Muilin, Wing. We have
an excellent delegation, personally as well as
practically.
We have elected FIVE of the eight State Sem
ators pretty certain, and hope for the SIXTH
The Senate will still be nominally Loco, how
ever, ga holding over) The Assembly stands
20 Wings, 10 A nti-Renlers, and 48 Locos, very
nearly; but among the latter are some eight or
ten Old Hunkers, who, as well as the Ani-
Renters, will be inclined to look with favor on
the new State A administration.
Black suffrage is poted doscn by great n,yori.
y.-[ What will Mrs Grundy of the Union say
to ths?]