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From q. Rev d. Babcoel formerly President Of watsiIs

From the Rev Dr. Babeoet formerly President Of watsrs
College, Maine.
From intimate personal acquaintance with Dr. D. jayne
regular student Of the Medical University Of Penn and
peenced successful practitioner or medicine prepared to
spprecsts the testimonials vor Of his deren
medical Peparaons much highly than the great majority
Of those which extensively eulogIed On ua Of then in
family and Of then personally have more than
realized these favorable an'ePatons They what they pro
fess benot quack medienesbut skoy prepared andos
for Of the Affective Of human diseases know that
they highly esteemed and frequently pTescrbed by Of
the respectable Of the regular practitioners Of medicine
this city and elsewhere and DO hesitate commend them
valuable addition matera medicl and sale as well
eminendy useful remedy for the diseased.
RvTVs BABcocE, IT., NJ D.
Philadeiphis, June I. 1883
TO PARENTS-Dr Jaynes CArminatve Bslssm certain
and speedy for daroA dysente cholera morhus
complaints with chdrcB and all arrangements Of the
aeh bowels BY mprudeaee diet It has
effected in the worst Of these eompantseyeu
where hope had almost edsnaiehed tender infant from
early grave and called forth the exclamaon III has saved the
ehld The proprietor Of this medicine begs leave staie
Is something which he has used extensively private practice
for number Of years. and believes he has syed many lives By
lis timely Every person afflicted with these complaints
invited Try bottle Of which il warranted give
lief Pamphlets containing fall directions aud certificates
accompany each bottle.
For SAFE BY Dalton g. Clark.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

WOOL-The market remains without any change since
our report and sales freely made wanted at the
quoted rates For prime Saxony aeeees, washed As soc
per h.; American iul blood do, 40 45c Am. 81 blood
and common do, % 3Oc.-BOsiOn Courier, 2ath nh
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

HOr wrsrHEa, AND REMEDY Sunday and Monday Of
this week days which made the whole community
claim, "our suerngs is n,oerable; bot Capt Lord Of
the Vermont oose eommiserating suaiop treated
on Monday glass OF his delicious Cream Of Nectar
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
MARK c. READ,

late Of Putney, in said district deceased and oil claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto and months
from the 9th day Of May, ls47, being allowed for
that purpose, hereby give notice that will attend
TO the business Of SAID appontment the house Of
the late NJ c. Reed, in Putney on Tuesday, the 9Th
day Of July, and on Tuesday the Gath day Of August
next, from nine O'Clock A. M, until four O'Clock P.
NJ, on each Of said days.
WALTER P. RICHARDSON.
LORENZO DAVIS.
Putney, June 10Th, Is47. sw4s
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FOR SALE.

- A SMALL FARM, with large and
&Ai.!k IN convenient Dwelling House ia good
Sf1iii& repair, with Barns and oihef buildings
El4EsH1 situated within sixty roJs Of the Aead
emy IN Chesterfield, ". H., lcentre village.)
Sad Farm IS well waterrd and has q CORD orchard
Also, valuable Wood Lot ard Pasture within m,Ir
Of said house. The above described premises will be
sid reasonable rate, aud terms Of payment made
easy. OTIS AMIDON.
Chesterfield, y. H., June 18Th. lS47. 4w44
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Winchester, June IS, ls47.

~ The Ills, Anniversary Of the American Independence
will be eeIebrued Guiliod Centre, Saturday July 3D.
Exercises at 10 O'Clock A. M the Chareh
All friends interested respectfully invited attend.
Per order Of Committee IF Arrangements.
Guilford, June 90, ls47
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

View Aoot ~ Taylor vols Goeihes Autobiography
yos Bahers Historical Collections Of Massachusetts Wash.
ineton Dad his Generals Headeys Sacred Mountains
Adventures OF Capt Henss queens Of Eaand, VOL q year
Of Consolation Travels IN Peru Orator. OF France Napier
Peninsular War yos Poetry OF Home and SCHOOL, Michel
cts History France vos Sir joshua Reynolds Literary
Works vols Prescos Conquest Of PefD, seis brown
Of Auerea History Of the Queens Of France Voyage up INC
Amazon
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

VA Western LoeofocO editor in the prospectus Of his
paper that the extraordinary Of those esgued
with the enemy will be detailed at full length" Now
shall have the whole history Of Folks connection with
Santa Anna.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

WOOL C.ARDI.NG AND
PCLOTH DRESSING.
TINE subscriber is now ready 10 receive Wool for
u Carding. Having put his machine in good repair,
he those who may be pleased TO employ him,
that ihrif work will be done in the best possible
ner and on reasonable and accommodating terms
Most kinds Of produce will be received in payment,
and discount made for cash Ia hand.
Also, Cloth Dressed in a superior manner on rea-
sonsble and accommodating terms
ALEX'R N. BoYDEN.
Guiliord. June 14lh, 1884, a.
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TaAvEL GRowise BRisK.-Three stages arrived from
Greenfield on Tuesday afternoon, bringing % passenger
al but Of whom proceeded 10 the North.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
CULTIVATORS.

Il BY TowNsLEY & SONS.
June "a. a
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DrArHs AT vKHA CRuz.-The N. o. Piesyune contains
the names Of seventy American soldiers who died in the
General Hospital Vera Cruz, during the month Of Day
This fearful thinning out Of the comparatively small
force Jeff to garrison that place. What "revelSng in the
Halls Of the Moniezumas those poor fellows experience
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The Rev John s. Lee ordained to the work Of the
Gospel Ministry al West BrsileborO by the following
vices, on "Wednesday Of last week:
Reading the Scriptures by Rev Mr. HemPhiil.
Invocation BY Rev. WIN. N. Barber.
Sermon by Rev. DR.. II. Balou; text, Mathew ", IA,
aye are the light Of the world
ordaning prayer by Rev. II r. Ballou.
Fellowship by Rev. L. }. Fletcher.
Charge by Rev. s. Cobb.
Address to the Society by Rev. VIM s. Ballou.
Concluding prayer BY Rev. Mr. Livingston.
Benedetion by the Pastor.
The weather fine, the audience large. the
vices very interesting, and il is hoped they will leave
happy and lasting impression upon ell present
Il is worthy Of note that most II not ALL the eergymen
from both villages present hisoeeasion. II speaks
well for the hberay of the day, aad the town We like
10 such things among cergymen Of the different de-
nominations IT'S the true spirit" Charity thinketh nc
evil" We happy to add that similar expressions Of
liberal spirit noticed recently, the occasion Of Nj
Clapps aud Mr. Mcln,yres Ordination, at the East Village
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Drugs and Medicines.

noCT. EDMINSTER has now on hand an as.
- soItment of Drugs, Incidence, Essential Oils, SC
and will supply bis neiRhboring Physicians shd people,
a. low as can be had at other shops.
Fayetteville, June "a 4w4fs
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NOTICE.

THIS is 10 certify, that have given TO my son, JOSIAH
IL y. THOMAS, his time to do and act for himself.
shall claim Of his earnings, pay any debts Of bis
contracting afer this date.
Hinsdale, June |, 1s47. IS
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JOHN w. THURBER.
Commissioners, Notice.

yHNHiE subscribers having been appointed by the Hoo
IL probate court for the district Of Marlboro Com
missionefs receive, examine and adjus, all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of
ID IA ME NIX r. Il.
late Of Bra;eboro 10 said District deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset therefor and
TX monihs from the fifth day OF June inst, being OIL
owed for that purpose, hereby give notice thst we
will attend To the business OF said appoiniment al
he laa Of Roswell Goodenough, in said Brsttleboro,
n the first Monday in August and November next,
rom so'cioek, A. NJ, until O'Clock, P. NJ, on each
4 said days. SAMUEL CLARK, ca.,,.
HENRY CLARK, w." -
Bratlleboro, June 81, Is47. a.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Hon, the probate court for the district Of MARI
born, Commissioners 10 examine and adjust al claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of
JOHN w. THURBER,
late Of Guiliord said district deceased and all claims
and demands exhibited 10 offset thereto and SIX
months from the 18th day Of June, Is47 being allow
ed for that purpose, we hereby give notice lhst we
will attend 10 the business Of said appointment al
the late dwelling house Of said deceased, in said uii-
ford, on the last Tuesdays Of August and November
next from five O'Clock, P. NJ, On each Of said
days JOHN LYNDE, lc,
BARNARD LYNDE, Ionifs
Guiiord. June %, isS7. "A
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TEACHERS ron THE WEsr-The Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser meatiOns that party passed through that city
the OH inst consisting Of gentleman and thyfOur
ladies' The gentleman Rev. Mr Hopkins, OF Mlwau-
ke and the ladies band Of teachers from New England
going out in pursuance Of Mics Beeehers Pan to nsue,
the rising generation Of the great West.
We give the first psge. to-day outline Of the plan Of
education referred to- u will be found interesting and
think promises rich harvest Of Our Gov. Sade
engaged glorious work. The warriors bloody wreath
and ashes compared with the honors which will
cluster around his name a promoter Of knowledge.
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DANIEL MIXER.
Commissioner, Notice,

TIME Subscribers having been appointed by the
IL Honorable Probate Court for the district of West
minister, Commissioners TO receive examine and dust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the
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NOTICE.

YEyHIS is TO certify, that have given TO my son,
IL WILLARD SUMNER, his time to do and act
for himself shall claim none Of his earnings, nor
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date
CHARLES SUMNER.
Brat,ieboro, June 10, 1871. "A
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HORSE RAKES.
COILED WIRE, SPRING T00TH.

A CLEAN RAKER Of fne hay. Works well on
"A smooth land and on that which is comparatively
rough. For sale By Birchard & Sawyer, Fayetteville;
Abel X. Wilder, Wardsboroj Ches. Dennison, Green
River; Geo. w. Daniels. West Westminster.
June 80 AZ. As
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WANTED.

WHITE AND BROWN RAGS, for which we
w will pay Cash. ALS0-Ffom so TO 100 Cords
wooDcoCK & vINToN.
Brsitleboro, June IA, Is47. iy4s
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TAINTED.

YINHE subscriber would ike to hire TWO MEN TO
J. work at Hsying. Good wages given. Apply TO
RALPH CUSHMAN.
Bernsrlsion. June 80. 1871 iw4s
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~ "chAmbers cyelopedia Of English Literature. No
IT, received at asbury Cal ard see this superb work
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
More New Goods, July ], 1847,
AT the Low Price Store.

% pieces Mousln De laiue, 70 I2 to 20 yard.
20 do Scotch Bingham, % Is
10 do American DO l2 l2 +" 20
is do Muslns * Lawns, Z" ~ %
200 do Print styles, O5 1919"
bales prime Sheeting, 8 OF Ie" 10
30 doz- VT IL cold cot. Hose " W 81 80 cts pair.
IS do Silk, Thread 4 cot gloves, 04 " 80
90 do Linen Hd'kfs, 10 25 "
Also large assonment Of Summer Goods, for Mems
and Boys wear, together with great variety Of Fancy
Goods all Of which WILL be sold Al very low prices.
sw45 WHEELER a PRATT
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FLOUR.

A PRIME LOT of Genesee Flour just received an,
IA for sale by the single barrel or load.
WHEELER e. PRATT
July !, 1877. sw45
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s ". BUFFUM,
ALVAN HOLMAN.
DEXTER FAIRBANKS,
EDWIN P. TENNEY,
JOHN MANNING.
l.. n. ALEXANDER,
$. r FAIRBANKS,
GILBERT BURT,
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Committee
Of
Arrangements.
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| This ended my .itS.. anH !, is nero /, I.
rr"bahc. my las; visit 20 the bul-riiis.
We have eight men sick in tic Hospital
here. They have been quite sick. hu. are
getting better. Among them are Robert
Wilder. Wash. Nurion, Dean and Miyon.
Wilder has hrsn suffering from sererc
pain IN the head; ,he others have s,iar.
!hnn -Four men of nur regimen, werc
buried .n-Aay. Ei'trhe Jones, Brun,by
and httham arc Vulte well. They and
Eng"ns " i'hcr nre among :he hes, soldiers
wG have Wilder sud Graham have beer
prnmnte" 10 c..Fpcra!s. The tralhS of
'hns. Wilder am, Rnher, Mccoy regret.
as we !'ti ,hcGs az Vera Cruz 10 lie dis.
rha < ch, nn'! - was ewing to I!,e t,iii,nrj.
n'Ss ni some al the u. :. nilicers ,herc.
,hati; was not dnnr. Jnhn Dvson-i Gun
give nn account OF. III was l'n al Vera
Tn"' hn' rnme ur rs far as Jnlapn; nnd
understand wcnt back. John Ramsa,
has been sick for some time. but is nav
halne duty. SAINT, Drake has :een sick.
hus Is Nnwnp Th"s. Black is !,esr,y--!e
has never been sick jim Wilder, Cain.
n"i'"-c. +. Br'!nn anil Laurel SpHnn are
~ 1aiaia, improving understand.
hop" wi! succeed in his clec.
';i"n. Tell him il he nn!y had some al
the tales ~ sril. ,ha, iu,rnd To have lail
"r ~ the lime get hn,nr know he
wnnli surcrtd. T,u may girc him ON
'"r start. TEr mules the Mrxicnns dire
~ 'heir carriages haze bnn,s IN their Ia les
santa Anna came nnl nj HE head ufuhnut 2 :
Onianrers ~ attack oar Drtun,, aLuit II
miles hri"yc W. got here, hu, encountered
Ora. " Ortiz, wh" was few miles ahead
"i MS. The Gen. gave hin Jew r0.n,IS
WIN MS rauIrn and scattered his ancrrs
III every direction. VIZ heard the i;riup
and hurried 10 q. up. bn, arrived only ia
''ne 10 sec them take 80 H.. u,ouninins
Ssnia Anna fred hut one shnt--serrr.i of
III men we're taken. The rennrt is now
maj 'hr.t ARE no troops between here au.l
me city oi Meyicn. bat that they s,e ma.
"'hS every preparation !" give ue a wnrtn
reception there. They are casting lh.ir
hrls inin CANON. ! shall send this by
htrshaw, who goes home nna recruiting
"Nrsd';i"n 4. Cahtry GOES with him on
"rr"""i ct 'li-hea!lh. wnmlh have writ.
ten more In! the ,rai~ iravrs earlier ,hsn
expected. t''ink II ptnhahie this is The
last letter ] shnll srnh 10 Vera Cruz, AZ |
Understand all communication between
mere ana there is 10 he broken ur.
We have sincc heard If the deaths o, ou, 9TH
~ n'""ing ~ III l3.-En. BA".
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ffncp. arrived on aba ground MI s:, 3gtag:.53
ly hnur, end lmust say that 4 npy..r rI1rk {
wi IN a innre cordial recrp,ion ,.t s,ly& t,tiis q
lic gathering in!mf life; aud nnticed tiysSssss
lhe samc, c6rdiatiiy w8s extended 10 aJsys
persons MS they arrivat! on. tie ern,,t,,i, Is
soon saw that it was the intentian o E the
liberal ci,izrns,ci that conitmnnitv:to mako
il pleasant day 10 all who might homer
them With .hrir-prescncc.s About tho siipIr
sof eleven p'cIork an esc,r, was gotten i,r,-
hy lhe& arshnil af The Day. f.,fslle pur.
pose 0f ssensiing, from his residence, lis
.only. Revolutionary Sbidipr,,b4t wastn be-.
present 0D thr ,,rcnsion. When lie arrived
nihes grnnndslse was salnird very pener.
ally inn YER Y'becn,ning ,rnnner. a pros
ctssinn 4was soon after fnrmp and size
Oratnr of the Day was escorted 8spssf lia.
stand. iiSa.vrrr "r,lerb ,nannrr. tFiiat, it,r
the reH.iih2 nf she Dcciarati6n nf iii.is. s
pent'enra Was>"ver. delivered an blaiion
(which did }fsounr toEthc nacHsi,,n. To those
who sniri,pI him To deliver il, an,i ,iiias,;nr
I,nhnr - himself. Alter The GRAFTON, was
lt'vrr. 3nneiofrtI'e+ best prepared and spns.
iInun,i'n, t!inn"rSiwas sprcad hrfnre us that.
| cferFsaw"nn slcirnn accession. A f,.r q,
a yrry utterly dinner lhr clnihs were re-
Hlt,ped frpnill,a ta'rlc; he prrsi.lrn, nf The
day, then rallied the assemhlage io order ),
iard mi d few Entll regular an,l ire euul4r..
| q ::ss,;:tarY LcnonHde Toast. wr,c rad,
(which nn:iaattsis!;e asS~.,hnsr very n,lri..1
Gnl. Il. ]. MOSS entertained lis. fur 4
short time. with ai. .rrropris,c ad,,rrse.es
'nmrtiinG tie Poli;iral iru;-s nf tie das.---
| 6Er 'ePtcsrntnIsv",sF kENNEnY. nis,, en-
| tcrsnarh rs fnr o SHIRT tine with an adj
drrSs. ,Nirh'ng upon ,he leading political
fsnn'ca ri lfc F!ay, In s srrv yaiist;tc,nry
! manner. l''n say, Mr. E,iilnr, inn, nj,
10 tic time lei. Ike ;,lhcr, whici, was a q
late hour ni' ,i,e ,ia,. never rbsesved T.. :.
'er order Kept nj such, e meeting. Excuse
rny rcIuest- ard give these crw lines
place ~ the rnlsmns NJ v"u. paper.
Very respectfully. yours.
| = SPEcTAToG
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81, is tile lady you wo,sl,i we'd
sSSiiaI her nan:c7' Thesiemaie Of
Ssaifpsc goes lhrous hesnmc order
~ a:emoles prcssr.. Tie answers
arc is.77gss. hwn on an ivosy ;shles, rn,:> .,a.
red hy, s mandarin. ans. when swo hive
tlesig,,eN each other asut;eets Of :csire.
he mss sthe fac. known and anncxutiu,.
uccoraas s;niI,we.
/, isif'i The fashion is getting into vogue
in sou perts OF Mississippi.
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REMOVAL.

The of nj THE BANNER" is removed "a
thr n.w "lsiing next IN The StEof M, J4sics II.
VAcona u ,hn Sic (ejUt! Road.
Ar ~ aSincss connected with ,he office win he
atcn'e' - n, The Office Of y. II. BuuuAs.S, Esc
t.e rcaET,l;:s Cauct House
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or the Banner.

Cr'cbyatiom Of the 7!St Annipcrscrv Of
American Iadrpcndcnce. at Mites
h..|F, Rochy B'Mf, Sumter District.
Al i2 a'.''"ck. large cnnrnursr ~ ,Ie
ciIizrns Of the ri<.rici, having assembled.
anti being i"rsreh IN procession. under tho
direction "l Carl. G. w. K.8MarshaiI nf
III. Day. prnctrhe'! I" 'hr slun,,, "a brilliant
asstn, "Iagc."f Indies being present. ingr.re
and tHh"en The nrcasi"nl when. after
most fe' Ell, ami imprrssivr PRAYER b, the
Rev. MIR. McQuEsN. III" Dec!ara,ion az
independence was sra'i in cl.ar. distinct
and appropriate 0"ancr,by JoHH GRBKks
E<S., ahPr which, 1n.nsst,on wns pro.
nonns.d by II. G WITnfrsrnnk. Fed.
Fhc pr..,'uc,inn Of '',e Orator. for. shsst-s
ness. i, Z. slassisa' i,ca,,'v n,t'l cnSHrntr.
h"H an! rs.s.,a
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-nAMuMicArrnl
lIIN s,h iatn

., 10 7 N!H 1910
~. Editor: Sir Allow ne, II Won
pi'"s". /" notice through The columns nf
J "nr I'apr' ihr ccIrhrn!"n nf our Ns,inn-
al Anniversary a, Lc,iibar in sumter Dis.
r'tt s,tcnjrI the ceicbra,;oa -, ,|,s,
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'"S r'iS ,,t.ff., .i,,.,..Ss. ~. slga
; s''h rs3nch scfeni; To him. and .ces :!Ilsnix
gfhify ingl,n hts friends.
~ n'rf"ck, The company par,o Z Of
h"'in'it"l dinner. prepared hy juin, CO ,.i4
hutton Of !he Rocky Bluff cnn,mnn v.
Inc cloth heing removed. the inlnMin..
regular and volunteer Toass were offered.
REGULAR ToAsTs.
!. Tie Day 1rc Celebrate: We hail !,
Win pride and gratitude. Thr spill.
which animated our Fathers nf 80 ami
's'"!rs 'hrir descendants ni III
? TIE Constitution Of the L. States :
4 monument OF wisdom. A JUS, cors,rnc-
ton al lis provisions results in saftiv In
oH' rights, and stability to our ins,iln,inns.
5 t;e0rgc Washington "Virs, in lie
hearts - his rnnr'rvmen." M eulnry
can adj ~ 'iis ianc, while history records
his deeds.
4, Free yrai': lis triumphs over he
'aritls md mnnnTo.r, Of the world. n,rre
blessed in its effects ,hsn The victories OF
armies.
.. Our Conn.ry: While her nrn,ie.
c'as'iSe He rncmirs Of the Rtpnhlir ai,l.
"nr hanl. she feeds wish .h- n,hrr;Sste
starving subjects "f crowned hrn,s.
q. Tx lI.im"t Precise: We say Ia The
advocates ~ his mrasmrs, thu, .Iicy must
cease :" annnr Us on ihe snl,jer, III slave
~, or "r viii '.I,nI ,hrm as NC h, ld lie
rest nl n.ankini--'e enemies in war" in
"prsc' friends" &
7. Uon. Jokn c. Calhoun lis rulins
Passian * ;he ln,c nf his country Suu,h
Carolina { riS proud nf the frinnrss ami
patriotism sc her niiieh son.
s. The hrmy Of the Initrd States -
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PoSnLA, MEStco. June 10.
Verbal .rumoFs s,il would snduce'tis tc
believe that SANTA Aiips : Constructing
fnriifsatioDs aronnd,ife copilsl~ 'h rignr.
nh,i.tha, he has al lens. sixty pieces o.-an-
.bnD already cnst. Among The generals
noticed as having command of !hc fi,ier.
en-, balnlinns, sec the nntn:: ..f r.rrz
Leon, Ramirez. Gnr"stizn. Gur,ins. and th,
late 'Presis'cn, Substitute. Anoyn. Trom
the reports from every puintit would ap.
pear ,iIa, Santa AIMS intends striking one
more hcav, '.'"w f"r vic.ory--c!se his az
'icns grca,ly belle him.
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.iiE.eEN S. STANKE...

tr't'a's ')e day appointed for the exc
cn!ipn 4. S. SrAstE f"r numbering Iii
~iie an ,hi,'rcn,
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sumo as5s soon rs q sil6ricn.a,nbbrra. k$s
new recruits have arrived. Gcn. Scat, sSss:ss
all aissplons with the ,n,,st consnn,,o Sstii
adroiiitgss. uuu will make the mos. .f liz
fn6sn iiicaGovernment has given Aim. a
heavy stosA ofpro9isi"ns has been laid il,
here, Tours. G. w. X.
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The C':,nss" haze capi:H vsy d; RIO.
n":'ng n'a:';G"ny. Fsry"n Ijnw. thus
c,ScHh"s ii;- IL DeiphG"rn"nt:s rA,rr,
"hcn marriages ar" irw nal i,t ..,:& ccn--
the innhd"fiha get rarrlrs ol the single 81
e"'h sexes, ana ai'rr !sn rumroi..t. 81
l"" i6 aPr"In!rd ny Ih- mnndarn 10 rr
round snH ascertain II there arf any "a ,nc
T""m disposed 10 onion. Ia DIS ,,.se Oo,
Oi li'o commtlee. a male, G"ss :" snch ca.f.
itescn'nnd p"'s tho question 10 y"u ,yjah
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HE Wigs Of Georg,a lave noainatch
Gen. ,.i>un fJr Inc nH'ce oi Governor of
ihri S.:a