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Of all kinds, to order in tho most thorough
manner and az the cheapest rates.
BLANK BOOKS furnished 9. anu poifsra
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music, &c bound
in the most substantial manner.
Old books rebound, &c
The Bindery will be- under the CHARGE Of =.
GlLCHRiST, JR., an experienced and compe-
tent workman, TO whom any orders may be
given.
The subscriber is satisfied that he caN, and
is determined to furnish as good work as can
be done in The city, a as cheap rates and with
the utmost prompness.
Steamboat OiCnsrs aid BIHi5>r8. are rar.
ticul0rly invited to give him a call as be- is
prepared 20 furnish books and bills DOT and
out, al thc shortest notice.
may Is }. j.. WHARTON
a IL ihs want goods or s-v pfcCs a1d good ed. -'ee
"A now is your cHaiee AZ No no Ms.ketHfeei.
have nis received from she EI4efn ffafkffe general
sHortmcnt Goods Of every dcstvipfIon t1rssffrr BOD
psrt ofurv Goods Dom.sirs end Fancy Artss ofsvary
variety. td SOME tbaf we think wis please iHe fancy OF
our most fashionable iries Af0 fret rate sss1tt eat
|ofQuerntNsrc tHInHvsr', &-. Also COOL 1.-lffecri
r"rsfs 500 oiHef Duf'etv Hardwuf &C. Nisa .cnafr
a--0.ir.ioi Gforcffr oi every dc-"frf0n end oi ,
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/ U atconhtea r,.s s.t.. De- oiro.t 81 asg 81 r,r
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LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF GEN
TAYLOR

fFIIIIS hook contains likeness of Gen. Taylor. a
- Map at the Battles OF faio Alto aud ncsaca de Ia
Palms. with Map 81 central Mexico, showing the
tenipiaiCd route ufthc aruy-pricc only - ccuis.
Coopcrs new novel The Red SSins or Indian fiJun.
NilhtinIss &C Woman,
Raudoiu Hcenlicciions OF an Old Doctor,
No, OF lIapers ihisira Edition 81 Martin lie Found.
ling, sues new novel, Received AZ ELLIS
K aug - III Mann street,
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2N.OO(b

Grand Consolidated Lottery of ID lawarc and
Georgia-Class / extra.
To le drawn at Wilmington, Delaware. on Thursday.
August - n a.
prize of $4,000. of5,0CO; | Of 3.CCO of2OGO.
- Numbers, ~ ballots Tickets s.: certificate of oj
wiocs SG975; shares in proportion.
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PANNELL'S
TOCNCCO AND CIGAR STORE,
o " Perry s,nfgcon)
W. Is c"'vgHT

w. y cu,vgHy
Thomas Morrow. y
n RsUANf toa decree rendered ia 'his etGt0 - ne
y September term. lbiJ o, Soc Circuit superior court
of Law ADD ChsnceTy for fnr County of lye vii Ell.
1u SATURDAY. the l0h uff of Faptrpfrr $780, hy rudi0
auction in Che town of si-crsuo Said county 0' IV
rf Que Town te No 90 and fs anrHr'en sncr stus' c
boz ssld town ol -ircrstile IHcaao tnic Nadt uI iHg
frlms following. til .Wu rlus Dos ufus a siN ard
Twelve months Ifnm fHr dtl pi ss'c fhe rrrnffef 0
-I.l t0nf. ttafIr INTEREST nfh .1rl .rluu.. OH.
..r.at o. CO., Dol. s.ntrtf# WIZ H,tO1 u.
aI. Do Nln tv BIZ 81 l1lN.u|.. q
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PAPER H4NGLNGS

~ DWELL & BROTHERS fesrcc'cd'iy invite the n
" trutou Of country merchants their large assnr'
meni 81 Paper Ilaugiugs Bnrdcrs Fire Scrccps SC all
Of the latest Styles and most superior finish.
Their va i''y includes every Thing iu then line. "a hie
they offer reasonable terms.
CURTAIN PAFERS ftii ~ ,th. IN great variety DOW,
Country merchants vii find Is To their nte9r-, 10 cat
lefnfc purchasing elsewhere.
No. 4i5, Baltimore S. Baltimore SD aug H. gavin
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FOR THE LADIES
COME ONE, COME ALL

Ffcsh 0rriudl Of F'dA and Wmfcr Goods at
The 4 Big Doors. Corner Of Maind d
Monroe Streets, Wheeling, Va.
O. RlCE has commenced receiving bis Fail and
~ Winter stock, consisting cloths. cassiuirrcs
vesiinrS' Saitincits, Mackauaw tilla dtlses
and many other Articles Of style goods for The FAN
Trade. First First served. atp u
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NEW GOODS.

1.-TWO cases Faacy prints, One do Extra Rich Prints
= One do Bleaclcd filing; large lot OF Ginghams
Jusi received AID Cor sdlc az Eastern prices In
FAld.ANg * DELAPLAIN.
aug = Wholesale Merchants, Mon ocsiTee'.
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&lsalNll

rOkoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. iCi
Aug. -. leo - " ''''
prze Of $4,000, or ?COo. OF I75o. Of l5oo. sc.
wlOies SJ3, shares ii proportion.
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SssS.sis,es

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia-ClaSs No. 81.
\cg. ~ lelG. ' ~ ''
iil" ga S'uNVo, and thousands of smaller prizes.
- hunters, ~ lsllu,s Tickets 10. a rcrtit,,, nd
wholes Sl5o, shares iu proportion
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nRESS TRIMMINCS.-Siik Frinrcs. GimTs. Cord
~ Buttons, Co'd and rSssels; also Wetng Cords an,
Hooks aud eyes, cor sale by
aga \. q. FAIRCflILD.
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BLEACHING. BLEACHING.
En- DOZEN OF Masou's urivalicd Hacking inst re-
~ ccycd, which VIII be sold low by tho rross ar 10
zen. iv 3 TODD & HOWELL.
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.OoK HERE.

W ANY persons in want of ny NETS just call AZ
n No. lU9 Nam street. have ri some very neat
ONES AND wish 10 sell them while The i-'s and viii
close them nut az ena advance cot aud cgrrisge
we have just finished some splendid Carpci ia - and
sachcls which VIII sell low for cash. Can aud
aug ~ NiCOLL & CARR.
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FAY tSfINS.-A good assortment of Null NIusliiis
Iva Swiss Mslius, Bishop awns; also Grape Liso
Tarlc'Ti, assorted colsrs. for sale by
ang5 4. FAIRCHILD
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$4,000 Dollars.

Z roEONoHE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. tG-.
Aug. II. iss6 49,
prize of Sl2g00 $4,000, OF CCO. OF SEQ SC &c
- numbers ~ drawn. Tickets : 4 r,rtitr.t, ,f -;
wIOlcs S5g.iu shares in proportiou
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TIE DELIBERATELY MEDICINES
a. r. WARNER, well known o. the old Indian Pix.
~ stefan of Pittsburgh, with particular directions for
Their employment. lie had o hs son, Doctor Elisha
Warner, South Wheeling.
II Is useless To puH these invaluable medicines, since
They generally known and have lccn extensively
employed by thr cZcus ST Pittsburgh aud vicinity inr
the cure of those appalling chronic diseases which the
human family ~ stLicrt
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@ UPTORT EOME INDUSTRN.-A good assortment
a. of Ccnticmcns Pocket laudkcTchcls. manufactured
by Mr.. J. W. Gin, for sale at factory prices hy
dl25 4. q. FAIKCHIID.
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III ST received a. the Music and Variety store case
of States No g. q; Can and Letter Fape,. Iyhy.
N.'y and China Marbles Backgammon Boafls: CONVEX.
issh Italian Violin strings; Sieci lens sursriar ar
ticie. 80 y '"f'''' ar
Ht-o ', tNNo toRTES ofVcry superior tone and q.
niSh' which are offered az Manufacturers nr,c.s. an
ahd see them you wan, good instrument,
~ = JAMES MEIIop-
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EIL0UR.-Fresh ground Family Flour from The hcS
Mills, always hand aud ior sale al the Ola ahd
juIy !. iBWtN.
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THYME
LADLES. SAMPLERS. s

SIXTY noZ. Red Cords snd Plough Lines hanl
aud Tor SAFE al reduced itces by.
July 20. Wafer street. G. II BERRY.
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kIIitAI. AKCIIITECTI N

AFF ACKEREL.-Io HIS No South Mackcrcl. jus
AVA received jnd for sOlclow hy
aur 1 w r. NTON 4 60.
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TCSr received from Philadelphia, al the Sign of tie
~ Hack Mammoth Root, south end OF Market Square
Trunk Ladies Fine Black Kid Slippers
do do ColOred Slippers
Also Trunk of Ladies fine G ior d Half Carers al
If which VIII he sold low for cashs
hdy TODD &c HOWELL.
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We 70 WIhfII WAIsIN@,
III sIN '"'f' Hnh in siofc snd far sale iow ty
VI. REILLY.
ff''',..i',..t Frttiors hrs1d. ia .iote ORA con-
ssrycfJ bow by
81 EEtLLY
- 80 a. ufeh -tf iu .1.r sIi. G,f
81 REILLY.
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The Caledonia arrived on Saturday, Il l .
days. The news is rot very Interesting. The
prices OF grain held up pretty well-no &C
counts Of new distress es in Ireland. The
supply of grain and flower from this couniry
must be great. Cotton market the same.
T a lie rattle: dnll-gIeu ord rs expected
however from the United. Work but days
in the week. Money not SO plenty as il has
heen. Notes continue to pass about the
Moutpenscr marriage. The great steamer
still in the sand at Dundrum Bay. /, appears
the English Minister has insisted on the
necessity ofthc remuneration hy The lnianta
and her husband. on the part Of themselves
and their posterity by this marriage, OF any
rights which they may have to the throne Of
Spain The reply Of MIR. Guizot. iead IN
Council. courtcously hut positively refuses to
suffer any such remuneration to he made
Cause enough for war 2O0years ago. The
insurrection in Portugal seems 10 DE pro-
crossing. An army of 400 had marched to
Lisbon, TO suppress il, but there had been no
decisive action, though one is reported as de-
feating the insurgents. Cracow, in Poland.
was under the sirictest martial law. and the
Republic was about 10 be swallowed up as
a portion Of the Austrian dominions.
Fine in Chicaso-loss 30 or $4,000.
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Concluded next week.

CRiAYIzATIoN OF e oSGREss.-The tFle-
graphic report TO the New York papers Of
Yesterday, contain the following
WAsHINGToN, December 7. The second
session of the Twenty Ninth Congress open
ed this day AT noon.
Senate. The Vice President called the
Senate 10 order at twelve O'Clock. A reso-
was offered by Mr.. Speight. and adopic d
directing the Secretary 10 inform the House
that quorum was present, and ready 10 pro
as the hour Of meeting until otherwise or
dered. On motion OF MIR Breese, Messrs.
Criltentcn and Semple were appointed on
the part olihe Senate 10 wait on the Presl-
dent and announce the organization Of both
Houses of Congress. Bach Senator was al
lowed newspapers eqnalto the cost OF three
daily papers.
Mr. Brccse. from the Committee, reported
that they had waited on the President, and
that he would communicate with both Hous
es oi Congress, by message, 10 morrow, at
twelve O'Clock. AdjourLel
III the House o Representatives, The Spea-
kcr took the chair AT Il aclock, and called
the House 10 orGor. The Clerk was direct
ed to inform the Senate that a quorum was
present, and Messrs. Hopkins ana w Intilrop
were appointed n committee to wal, on The
President and announce the organization OF
Congress.
On calling the roll at The opening of the
session, lS2 membersanswered 10 lheirnamcs-
The following new members were qualified;
Hale of Massachusetts, Ripley olNew York,
Mcdaniel OF Missouri, and Bowden and Cot
lrcll OF A Alabama.
Various resolutions as TO The mode oil choo-
sing seats were offered, and finally the mode
observed ,ast year wasadoplcd. The names
of The members were placed in a hoe and
drawn out al random. The Clerk announced
The names drawn, and the members desig-
mated then selected their seats. Adjourned.
[The correspondent ofthe n. Y. Tribune has
been restored 10 the usual privileges OF other
correspondents of the House Of Representa-
lives
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THE GALAXY.
MIDDLEBURY. VT.
Tuesday. Dec. 10. 1916,
THE MESSAGE.

Our readers will see that we do not give
length is intocrabe. In fine type il occu-
pies nine columns in the Tribune. We
shall give the rcst,ncXt week and hard is the
fate of that man who is forced 10 wade
through il 10 the end rs we have been. But
that our readers may not be deprived orany
portion Of The precious substance ofihis clab-
CRATE and deceptive apology for the reckless
measures of This administration single week
we will give now a synopsis OF the balance
OF the document.
The President goes on to request two mil
reasons for which lie urged this measure al
the last session which was TO purchase Il
peace with Mexico.
He has received assurances from The gov
eminent OF Spain that the article in our
treaty with that country that the subjects OF
neither country shall take letters of nmrque
10 act as privaiccrs against each other should
be observed. But at the same time the Presi-
dent recommends that congress shall imme-
diatcIy provide for issuing letters Of marGue
against Mexico.
He reviews the finances Of the country
and finds The receipts into the Treasury for
the last fiscal year were $29 100000. 26 mil
lions OF which were from the customs. The
expenditures for the same period were IS
millions leaving in the treasury on the first of
July last about millions. The amount Of
public debt at that time was 81 millions
Ground numbers.) He recommends a loan
OFFS millions and reduction of The price oil
the public lands.
With Iheiusual free trade locoioco twad-
die about the Tariffs ailording advantages
10 favored classes, AT the expense Of the far
mer and others, making them TO swell the
profits and ovcrgrown wealth of manulactCr-
ers-he insists upon sustaining the present
Tariff al all hazards, as the best revenue
tariff and again denounces the tariff of 1912
as protective tariff. He says, thut during
the war no appropriations should be made
cNCcpl lOI ltS NlECiOuS piOeSSuiiO'i
the necessary expenses Of the civil establish
ment.
He thinks that Great Britain has at length
discarded protection 10 her labour as rerni-
cious in It's effects and of course we must not
now think Of any Thing but Free Trade and
oil abandoning protection as Obstructive.
/ He recommends TO impose duties on arti-
cles embraced in the Free list for war pur-
poses.
He thinks in war time the present Sub
Treasury law is Objectionable and proposes
TO modify II some way or other but don't say
! how.
( Our readers will perceive in that portion
of the message which we now publish that
all the power and ingenuity oithe President
and his cabinet is spert in apologizing for
the war with poor weak and unfortunate
Mexico, a country without a government and
incapable Of sustaining ono. No doubt
Mexico has injured us. But whodoubts that
VIC could have obtained redress without re-
sorting to this expensive bloody and cruel
war? Why then has it been waged? Why
did The President irample upon die constiiu-
ton 10 get us into ii2 Why, for the same
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commence our movements.

commence our movements.
By the blockade, the import and export
trade Of the enemy has been cutoff. Well
may tbe American people be proud of The
energy and sslIanrry Of our regular and Solun-
teer officers and solGIers.-The events OF
these few months afford gratifying proof
that our country can. under any emergency.
confidently rely for the maintenance oiher
honor. and the defence Of her rights. on an
effective force ready at all times voluntarily
to relinquish the comforts OF home Tor The
peris aud prvations of the camp. Aud
though such force may be for the time ex
pcnsive, il is in the end economical, as the IL
biliiryLo command it removes the necessity of
employing a large standing army in the time
of peace, ami proves that our people love
the institutions. and are ever ready 10 defend
and protect them.
Concluded next week.
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| Z D.
In Weybridge on the 10Th Nov. Miss Phe-
by West, aged ~ years.

In Weybridge on the 10Th Nov. Miss Phe-
by West, aged ~ years.
Ia Cornwall, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. Luci-
ua James, wife Of Israel G. james Esq.ased
20.
At Streotshoroush, Ohio, Oct. 18th. Of
paialictic shock. Mrs. Electa. wife Of Caleb
G.. Clarified and daughter Of the late Maj.
Lemuel Clark of Orewell, formerly a resident
of Shoreham, aged So.
In Leicester December 5th. Widow Pru-
dencc Barker aged 90 years aud 0 months.
In Burlington. on the 9Th inst. Elizabeth
R.. wife of Mr.. George E. Harrington, and
daughter o! VIM. d. Merrill Esq, aged 10
years.
In Salisbury, December ID. Of Typus fe-
yer. Mrs. EIecta- L.. wife of A. b. Huntly.
aud daughter of-Col. Oliver CIiiIsou Of Bris-
tol, who died of Cholera in Montreal in 1882;
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TO PRINTERS.

FOR SALE, a complete apparatus for casting
Printers Leads, consisting of Mould, Lead
Gutter, Trying Gage, Portable Iron Furnace, and
piPe, Metal Pot, and every thing necessary for
Lead Casting.
The Mould will cast leads 7I-o inches in
length, and Of any thickness, from 10 TO plea, 10
rica and half, and can be altered from one size
10 another, in three minutes and will cast as rer-
feet leads as can he obtained al any Type FOun-
dry.
The whole apparatus is in so condensed form
that it is contained in small trunk eighteen in
cheS square.
Instructions eithor personally or by letter
will be given to the purchaser, by which he can
cast leads in perfect manner.
Address, JOHN G.. GAY. Whifing, ".
81 or, J. COBB, AiiddieJury, W.
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in the Doth wear OF her age. Inthe death Of
Mrs. Huurly. husband and two children
10 mourn the loss OF an afieciionate wife aud
tender mother. and a mother aud sister be-
loved daughter and sister. The esteem and
respect in which she was held by all who
knew her, was clearly Indicted by the large
aud unusual number that assembled on rbe
following Friday at her funeral and followed
her 10 the grave with tears and LAMENTATIONS
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reason that his party annexed Texas. To
strengthen the abominable institution Of
slavery, and the slave power In the govern
ment of the country. In this view nothing
car be more detestable than the war with
Merico II is in truth a war against the
north and 10 make political slaves Of north
ern 1rhite men
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"The length ofihe Presidents Message
renders il impossible for us TO give our usual
variety. II arrived after the first page was
struck. Several communications On hand
are necessarily deferred till merit week. Our
last papers contain nothing Of importance
from Washington.
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MIR. WEBSTER.s SPEECH.

Our readers will find an extract from Mr..
Websler's famous Philadelphia Speech on
our first page. 1t was received with the
warmest bursts Of applause by the immense
concourse at the Chinese Museum. composed
Of the elite of the city Of both seres. 1t was
four hours in delivery. and is among the hap
piest productions of that great orator. No
American speaker can ercel Mr.. Webster in
displaying his views upon subject in a man
ner so clear and in style so perfectly adap-
ted to Ordinary comprehension as Daniel
Webster. Who can doubt that Polk has
adopted doctrine in relation to protection
which no previous administration either whig
or democrat ever dare avow aud that these
together with his waginc an unnecessary
and unjust and expensive war with MeTico
have occasioned the inglorious defeats which
have recently been gwen the democracy by
an indignant people. Merit week we intend
to give another eriract from this speech con-
tanning an irrefeasible argument against the
course Of the administration III waging war
with Me.rico. Let no ono fail 10 read these
extracts.
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Nj a rri C d.

On the 10Th uIt. in N. Y.cify. bv the Rev.
Mr.. Crawford. in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. in John St. Mr.. George w. Dustin
TO Miss Eliza Lapuff, all ftiat city.
In Monkton. Nov. Goth. by Friedrich Bald
win Esq, Mr.. Gearge w. Branch of Wis
consin, 10 Miss Miriam d. Mauford Of Monk
ton.
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Forefathers' DaV.

The anniversary of the landing Of the Pill
grins will be observed in this town, the
present year, as usual. The exercises will be
attended in the Congregational Church, on
Tuesday evening. Decer:her 22d, at 6 O'clock.
The address will be delivered by II Ion. SAM
UEL SWIFT.
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ia VAlhhRW+HR

HAS IN store. and offers for sale, large
II Il supply of CHOICE TEAS, con-
sisting of
Medium 10 finest Hyson Skin,
Various grades Twankey and lmpcri-
al Twankev,
Hyson and Twankey Hyson,
Niusyong Pouchong &c. &c.
The above Teas were selected with care
and are warranted fresh. ALSO, on hand
y full supply of superior
Old Govt Java COT { Syrup Mo,"-se+'
Rio, and Brown Sugars.
No ] Mackerel and Salmon,
Pure Winter Sperm Oil.
Porter's Patent Burning Fluid,
Sperm and Tallow Candles.
Ra=ins, Spices, Starch, Soap DC.
Which will prove equal to rec"mmenda-
ton, and will he sold cheap for cash 'or
most kinds of Produce. 81
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
Rev. MIR. Daily will celebrate three Masses
in Middlebury on Christmas day. the 25th
inst, the first to commence AT 8, the second
al 9, and the third at / l-2 o. clock in the
forenoon.
Catholics are respectfully invited to attend.
Middlebury 14,h Dec 1916.
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salvation is ofthe Jews"

We are glad 10 learn that the Rev. CT
Frey, generally known as the converted
Jew, will make visit 10 part oi this State
as The A gent Of the American Baptis, So
scieiy, for evnngelizing The Jews. BY di-
vine permission he will preach on the past
and pl eseni state oithe Jews, and their future
restoration and conversions. AT each place
Il collection will be taken up in aid of the IL
bove Society.
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NOTICE.

PIE Subscribers would give notIre TO
all who are Indebted to them that immedi
nte payment will save them COST
JOHN B. HUNTLY & co.
Salisbury Nov. %, 1876.
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In Leicester December 5th. Widow Pru
dencc Barker aged 90 years aud months