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Inc Northern lights, on Tuesday evening
exhibited an uncommonly brilliant and fantastic
appearance The whole northern hemisphere
from the horizon to the zenith, and some degrees
south OF the zenith, was covered with brigbt
coruscations, flashing and leaping with rapid.
ity surprising every thing else OF the kind Which
we nave ever witnessed. The moon was shin.
ing IN great splendor during this display, but the
Triiilancy Of her light seemed hardly to diminish
of the North.-Boston Courier. '""''''
ms phenomenon was very brilliant in this
vicinity AT times, three fourths Of the whole
heavens was covered, and the light assumed the
most varied and fantastic forms.
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HEMLocK HEDGES. A writer i, ~ 49,.
see Farmer describes bedge cou,nosnS S oene-
Hemlock, at nursery in Toronto. Canada Uh;nS
is 100 ieet long, s feet high, and feet tbi"t ~
the base, taPering gradually towards the ann a.
init; Inc editor OF the Farmer saws, in a note
FOR the formation Of beautiful green hedge :,
Ghe Hemlock) cannot be surpassed II has nn ~
.he power OF resistance of the Norway spruce
and Will not answer the purpose OF feneing o.
wei; put where great strength is not REQUIRED d.
, ana ornament the chief desideratum, the Ham.
lock VIII, answer admirably. The specimen our
ry, has often attracted our admiration ~ Nc
been four years planted, shorn only twice. and T.
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ES@ A prayer was recently made by one OF the
inmates of the Insane Institution at South Bos
ton, which certainly indicated nationality upon
the subject referred to in the prayer After
enumeratng several other blessings, he said,-
"We also desire TO be especially thankful for the
bountiful crop Of strawberries which thou hast
vouchsafed to us, but we entreat thee that in the
distribution OF the same, thou wilt be careful that
they are not wholly confined to the City Fathers
and the inmates of the centre part Of the House.
Remember, especially. thy unworthy servants in
both wings OF the House" -Boston Journal
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Etle Daily $pp.
WORCEST TIE R:
FRIDAY, JULY Is, lS4S.

Resolved That Massachusetts wears no chains;
and spurns all brides: Massachusetts goes now ana
Free Iips and Free Press, for Free Land and
FREE WORLD.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-14

IMPORTANT RUMoR. 1t issaid that the Min.
ls.srial budget is TO be produced mmediatelv
ana tnat startling feature is to be reduction ~
h "s nVyai Anowance' proposed Jy the Queen
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-14
This EVENING.

We hope TO see all our friends at Warren Hall this
evening The business before the meeting is OF im>
portant nature and the cooperation and approval Of all
friendly TO the cause is earnestly desired.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-14

ANOTHER RICHMOND In THE FELL The Perk.
shire County Wing, an able paper prnte ! PntxfeId,
Gov. Brggss town, out this week, oriousy for
the cause of Freedom. Light is breaking out every
where
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-14

W., = resnasylvanls has now Wing chief magistrate
ernor OF The Commonwealth. 'e""'e, is now Gov
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-14

IAPERING Or. Fanueil Hall was anvtbino
put crowded last night, although great efforts
had been made to scare up mass meetino ~
near Cen Leslie Coombs, OF Kentucky. and
other distinguished speakers" Georpe Innt
presided, and Myron awrence, ex-president ~
Inc senate, led off with great attempt at smart.
ness about Judge Allen and other retractnrv
wings: Cen Coombs disappointed the high ex.
were rambling and dsjonted; his anecdotes ataIs
and polntless; and his illusions to the democsat
&c candidates mean and disingenuous Bv The
nme ne had concluded the hall was moi hall
iull.-B0st0n Post. "o' nan
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-14

Tors Tor The year ensuing :
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
Farms for Rent,

"a THE undersigned; Administra- "a
Editor of the.estute of Levin Adams. Eij
deceased, will rent the farms belonging to sal,
estate, for the term of IL months, from and afte
the l>t day Of March next. Said farms are sill
,ated in the -neishb1rlloud o! the town of Lou.
i<iani,r Pike cdlnty, Mo! Persons wishing Il
rent will please Call on MOSES KELLY.
February 9Th, lSAS. ,,,.
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embracing every article usually kept in a'DRY
GOODS STORE, together with fhe largestand
best selected ASSORTMENT Of ..f'A 80:
RGAOY-MADE CLOTHING
Ever brought to this ToWn;-alfof which he is
d1tefrhine TO sell, as cheap, or feL1rrrt CHEAP
Err than Goods are generally sold ''in these Dig.
gins" ~
He has aI<c'on hand a large quantity of
first rate article of refined kenawha salt, which
the farmers " i'll find it TO their interest to call
and see, before purchasing elsewhere.
s*1n conclusion, he Returns his unleigned
thankstofis friends and the pubic, for the liber-
al patronage heretn,ore extended TO him, and
hopes 10y strict attention and low prices, to Iner.
il a continuance -oI-thP1r fsvor. - ~
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Water Street, Louisiana. NO..
December 10Th, lS47. ct-..
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
Administrators Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given to all creditor.
AMI others interested in the estate q
Thomas Ellis, de cea>el, that the I'm lcrsigne'
has obtained from the, Clerk OF tie county conr
of Pike county, letters OF Il ADMINISTRATION oI
said estate, bearing date the 3lst Of JANUARY
1913. ...r.
: All pers ms having claims against sail estate
are hereby notified t" present the. same, proper
Iy authenticated, within o'e year from the dat
OF said letters, or they may be preclnlel iron
any benefit OF said estate. and ii not pre-
scented within three years they will be iorevc
barred, ABS1LOM ELLIS, Admir-.
February 7h, ~lS48-(3w)
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'FO'U Elk s1H'HOTEE.
L O,uisinnG, Mo.

L~Of"2s1nHG, no.
fEzAa THIS web known House is still open
EzfI Tor the accommodation OF .ths travelling
:nmrnupity, The proprietor, grateful for the
iLcral patronage I've has SO long received, hopes
" con>tant atieniion'to the wants Of his jcusto-
.ners, to merit a continuance Of the. same. , He
promises that his table shall at all times be.sup-
o ird with the best that the country can afford;
,nt that particular attention shall be given to his
stables. - .r!.E
For the benefit Of strangers he win say that
~l'ouIl.s' Hotel is situated on Third Street, one
I Dor south Of Birds hotel and Immediately op-
,o>ite the Academy. JOHN FOULKS Sr.
. Nov. the 18th, 1871 1877
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

D1ED-At his residence, in Calumet
Township, on SATURDAY! the l2th Feb.,,tMr.
William S. AppIeberry, in the 57th year of
his age. The deceased emigfated TO this
county 1,ths fall Of 1879 from AlPemarle
.---0n tie 9Th Instant atibfx: residence, in
Piks. county, III, Isaac Brown, aged Sc
years and 10 months. go * :.
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Final Settlement.

Or EsThTt Of LARxIN DoRsEr, Deceased.
NoEiCE isEcreh0 given 10 all persons in.
"a terested tn Il at the next June term Of the
County Court OF Pike County, lshall apply,for
y final settlement o. the estate OF Larkin Dorsey
de,'d. SHERIDAN DORSEY, Admir-.
February litll, 1913. - ,--t
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O PRINTING!

II Our friends in the country wko Wish
bills struck, or job work Of any kind neat
can beraccnmmGdsteH 1t this
al the shortest Rotfce; and nPeu, tie
most reasoHable.tersns.tiaS.5 ;,adSiii sG.
Bapnsr0ace March sths 1895 1sH
20 .ran1 ~roiIdsr-, &-5wHr1 r.sd essd
.-;s:>Af %. Se~a
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.:':INTEREsTIYE.

- EWNAM & ALLEN, woull respectful,
- iy inform all those in iebted to them, thai
do not want TO sue them; but irthey don't
Co ne forward anil settle very soon their &C.
co lAs will necessarily, be placed in the hands
Of an officer for t,,lestion. "a hint to the WISE
Louisiana, Feb, eth, 1913. = .:t,
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LoRENzo NEWMAN. SAMuL E. ALLEN.
NEWMAN &

iIaving this day associated them s
ASelves together in tue Foot andA
Shoe trade, take this method Of saying 10 the
citizens Of Louisiana and its vicinity, tina,
they intend 20 keep,on hand a complete as
sortmcpt Of Boots and Shoes of their own,
as well as of Eastern manufacture, which
they are determined to s. II as, low as they
can be SOLD ih Pike -codnty.i Il,
"a niqlbAe sir-Pence is better than a sLu
shiHing;' and with. this motto in view.
they are determined to trade. on the cheap
cash system, with the hope ofliberal patron.
age. NEWMAN. & ALLEN, -.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

lust RECEIVED a complete assorln ent Of
q fine Brass ( l and = day. Clocks, al prices
C. JACKSON& BRO.
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Justice Mass;e

WILL hoII his next Law day. in Louisia
m, on Saturday the 4th day Of March, 1913.
Feb, 7th, 1913. . t. ..'/t' r.
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make omhiiS3s1atuaahS veTkk Sninte-

MI: EDff6K 10nyef@ VIII
make comAi8s14a9fhS verfE sninte-
rssdugpanimazskthe the Canine spsejea. that
infest our tow6:If Their Iniuhphbers are in
crediGffs, and their annoy an cs great, the or
din siassss ii DIR 5us city Father 1ffOr their dtis!
trus!ioq, EEoIw ithstaadiing- You cannot get
sqGhGaI Isait ,ik9gsa their eiiErlbi idlsYPq Vs.. bowling,
like QwapY4A4saP9ps LET loose 459R the il;
fernal regions. Their masters, if they have
ans,i.psy lntle6fn dNtsntioHto their Board,
.u5Re sqgnals are I'll arR SFiiAf ZOOS. upon la%tA tie
tOwa.wiah their thsving p~rapensitlss and
rasiaoirs sarpettes, 10 plnnder fora living
crtbpdir. sa1f a'cIiild goes to the door with
a pfeSss.of bread in its .hand, shme hungry
cur, i ;suge TO snatch it away at fife risk Of
takingsbaad and, all. Now tits. saiLin holy
Wit t:thatthe ~',ciildren's bread should not
bessgfSeht5t tile dogs" Another considera-
tidh that stioifld mdrce lis TO rid ourselves
of ,thsss. Troublesome animals is, that the
season: faI gardening is fast approaching,
and dsg~ara tie v~eryd-ion gardens. For
reasons bestaknown to the brutes them
selves; frey make gardens their favorite
places.Sf resort, for paving and commit
ting denzeHAtions of all kinds, to, the great
annoyance and discontinue of our wives,
il we are 80 fortunate as'tU Navethem.-
In a~scordance with an ordinance for their
erhsginaGom, twenty days were allowed
foEthsir owners to pay the tax assessed Oh
doss; andto collar them as an evidence of
citizenship. l believe I saw a notice to
that effect, published by the Collector
Npw Lido wonder how many have receipts
fqrtteis dog tax! 1t is made the duty Of
the street overseer, by the.saine ordinance,
I'believe, tokill all dogs that do not bear
this e82iiasshiete Of citizenship; and one would
suppose from their eternal yelling that the
number is sufficient to give quite a revenue
10 the Town for their taxes, or to make i,
pro6tabls to the. oversee TO kill and remove
them from the corporation: as he is allow
ed fifty cents for eaelI ono, he so kills and
removes NV do not like to see our
town guardians authority set at nausht, es-
p~eciaIly lis who fathers the dog law--per-
sons say they will not pay the tax, and their
dogs still Fang" the town. What is to be
dnca Il: the +steet nrerseer refuses to du
hfst DUTY, is their no remedy? Will our
Trustee fathers have their laws ~tranpled
under foot, or appoint some one who will
make*hem respected, bytheir faithful exe-
ca!ion? Their design should be carried
out in this matter, and if some measures to
that'eid, are not taken shortly, [ will, if
tan,~ borrow ~neiehbos F.'s double-barre
gum and carry out his design by salying my
own dog, as Clay would .'slay a Mexican
snd hanging him up as a terror TO his race.
Dogsish as it may seem, something should
bes done to c~ur-taii the number of ours, and
Gteach men that law and order shall pre-
81 aSf-f =: . ..-:9i 81 E.. vars
g. .fl'~ % ~ 81 . = : rSe-
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:: her men 7Fisaa; a5mpfaissSf; m%=
:, vs.. .'s.ICFa stE3 Divorce.
i3takrr C. TURF. Defendant. III


BtRKEr. G, Turf, Defendant.
NOV At this day'f fhes said eeoonmpiainantbys-fss
In Attorney fleshef AN, prayihg that the
bonds Of matrim9ny contactedPy BY. IeE with said
defendant ma, Pss'dlsollscd, :apdH APPEARING TO
the Court that said defendant is not a resident of
this State.it is ordered that; nosicebe siSsh bses
of! by prtbiitaitonsof tAixruraep idseneanv ~spA
per printed in'thihss cee,patyss &dr siglHsseIks soc.
esstiStly;, !theisst tifhsersion;1d7 b ut ile4<tisoar
weeks Bel1re The 'hsxtrefm ef4Ris cuIrtzand
coniinued. ';1orH 2>EGU >l:ln.!
County of Pike, ss.e II a'.q
j, Simeon p. Robinson, .s6lerk of the !esaaiit
edrt for sal! county, certify that the foregoing
il, "a true copy from the Eeeor,I. ma fe,i.1 :
Witness my hand and official seal.
Seal. Done at o!licesiafB Bowling Green, in
W. sail county thsithe 18th day of No
vemher, 1917. S. P.oROBINSON, Clerk.
December 9th, lS4Gl A...t .i:i.f:JI
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Ioay,--Up!

E G. McQUIE, would inform those indebt-
Il, ell to him, that he is under the necessity
Of collecting his: dsbts. Those wing, doinOt pay
prior to the Tt Of Apriilnext,' may fnd their
Notes anil 4, accounts in lie hands Of an Oifict r
or coileciinn. - - g
He is selling his stock Of Dry Goods, Groce-
ries,, Retty-M nle Clothing. &c., for CASH OF
Pro luce, AMI woull be, pleased TO have those
in that way to call on him. His cIistO-
m.r- are assured he is selling as low as Goods
can he afforded. ,e., & .."
Lmi>inl. January 24thil849.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

st. Louis, March. 18th, 1917.
In addition TO the hisvt. 1900 package. were
sOllby James ~. Gross; 4:Oby DIR. A, Piggaltj
200 by Elw'd Brooks; 432 by Bacon& Hyde;
200 BY John B%unding; IS by DIR. a. Willing; IS
Thy DR.. Donaldson. and 500 by w & w Klrkpat-
rick-which, together with HE sales by the
wholesale agents. prove that this article is alt
gether Superior TO any other remedy ever offer
ed for Consumption.
The above certificate from the Druggists of
this city was handed to the proprietor about three
months after the Cany was placed with them for
sale. Trey have been long anI tavorably know
in st. Louis, and their testimony is offered to
satisfy the public that this medicine possesses
merits abcve tue ordinary compounds Of the day.
We might give the certificates OF many of their
customers, but as this would occupy too much
spice. theirs is svbstituted. 1'' -''+
The action of Dr.. Storms Scotch Cough Cam
ly differs very materially from any other COM
pound ever invented. II not only allavs Bron-
:hial Irritatiom but operating ASIA very mild
purge, it keeps The stomach and bowels in a
healthy oonditiOn, Leaving the ssTfiSn ain appetite
which few other Cough Mixtures coult impart.
We have no disposition To iniure the: inventor
Of any particular mcdivine. but in Justice 10 The
world, we will give il as our Honest opinion.
formed ytlIe Observations of eleven years in
the school of medicines that large md frequent
drnughts of n7us'ous Liquid---C Compounds fakea
into III: stomach from fims to f~ime7-Must harern
tendency TO destroy The healthy tone Of thu! rac!
organ cf the human system.
No such objection can lie urged against the use
Of this valuable NedicateG Cand:, for Sugar i>a;
greeabIc both to the paEt~ and stomach, 'and:we
honestly believe that Ills preparation will do all
that medicine gan do towapIs the relief OF per-
sons suffering with Colds, Coughs. Bronchitis
4 >thma, Bleeding of tie Lungs: Pain in the Sidt
and Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, lIoarseness,
and all nther symptoms of Consumption.
T1Orlers from the Country, or applications
FOR Agency. directed 10 'MesSrs. ]. ii. BAR
INARD BRO, General agents, No. LAO Mai'
street, St. Louis, No., will meet with prompt
attention. .sF ...N -"l
| II. For sale by Druggists generally. TINA.
also he ohtIinei oil any respectable country mer-
chant in the South or West.
a. To avoid countcrfcis orr readers would
10 well to inquire far DIR. STORMS SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY. prepared by Hamilton Wade.
St. Louis, whose written signature is on the
wrapper. january l0th-6m.
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@AnRfER-0mTaesdsy the Ash inst
BY the Rev. Jas: W. Campbell, MI. Smith
Mel innis, Of Lincoln county, Mo-, to Mrs.
v. G. Clark, Of Pike. -.
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:. Fresh Supplies!
AND ST,ILL THEY GOMEZ

IN addition to His for.
mer stock the subscriber
Inns inst received aeon.
plete and splendid assert.
ment of NEW GOODS,
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

The, Wing central committee of the city
efNew York, at their meeting On the Isl
inst, adopted resolutions expressing tieil
preference for Henry Clay as the Wing gan.
aidate for the Presidency, BY a vote Of Ss
ayes ta3 noes. They also unanimously
adopted a resolution, cordially approving q!
the call fora national convention to nomi
pate Wing candidates Tor the Presidency
and Vice Presidehcy.-[Lou. Jour.
saAH. IT,
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BEsJAMIN P. CLIrronD, Complainant, pu :,
Henry Chouteau, Andrew Fofgey and
others, Defendants. '
T being suggested 10 the Court. that Edward
a Chouteau has departed this life, since Tie
commencement of this suit, on motion of Aylett
II. Buckncr, solicitor FOR complainant. il is cr-
Iercd that all Of the unknown heirs OF Eulalia
Paul, Louise Paul, Augu>te 4. Clroutran AMI
Edward Cioutea,l, be notified That the >ril COM
plainaht has filed his amended, ,Bih 10 the orig
linAl Bill heretofore filed, the Object of which is
10 rescind The contract made by sIid oomplain-
ait with said Fnrgcy, for The sale OF the real es-
tale mentioned in saih bill VIZ: n. T.. l.! sec.
ton %, containing 1872 81 one hnnir:iihS Acres
and S. T.. IL sect. IL. containing lei "A one
hundfcd'hs Acres in r. so. n. X. / East, and
being of survey 297l-and 10 obtain co5inpiensa-
ton for Improvements made OH said land.
Ii is therefore ordered thai I'll fhc tnknhwn
heirs of said Iuilist Paul, Eulali. Paul, Edward
Cho;Iteau and .Angli,te A. CLouteau, deceased,
be notified that unics, they appear here. on or
before the first day Of the next term, and an
swer the said amended bit, the same will be
taken for confessed against them, and that this
iorder be published for. eight weeks successixcls
iii some newspaper published in Ills State, the
last insertion TO be at least four weeks beiorc the
next term Of this Court, TO be begun and hell
at the c"uIt house, jim Bowling Green, on The
first Monday o.! A pril, 1913.
Estate OF MISSOURI, } &C =,
IT, County Of Pike, H.-
/, Simeon p. Robinson. clerk Of the tircui
court Tor said county, certify that the foregoing
is u line copy from the record. ~.
(~l Witness my hand and official seal
Seal. Done at office in Bowling Green, il
l~ said county, this the 29ih day Of No
vember, A. D. i947.
Dec. 9th, IS47..
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The Tennessee Legislature adjourned on
Monday the 9Th instant. H.
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The gsograahical area Of Mexico is a.
bout 100000 square miles and her pop.
IStation something over 1000 900 Souls
The whole northern and central portion
taking the goth parallel Of latitude as the
dividing tinte, containing more than l,2OO,
600 square miles, has about 7O0, 900 inl,abi.
tahts, being about two Inhabitants to thee
square miles: The southern portion, with
less than SOC, 900 square miles, has IA pop
.ulations. Of aboNt 100000 of souls, OF
thirteen inhabitants to one square mile
(Speech Of Senator Dix. g..
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81 IaoS FuRNAcE IN vIneINrA.-Fiye. are
NOW In operatien in Bottetourt county, aud
Aathers: are springing upain VARIOUS parts .ni
Sthe iron region, under Pennsylvania snd
sayteaFn managers. '-. g"
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=. Atithe last mail-dates from tlie'capitalo i
Maryland, there had been no election for
U. s. Senator. The two Houses had got
into what the letter writer's call a "squab.
be-" .:.':..'s " - fr.+'
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-MeAt1aQ QdezsigEeds Druggist Of St.
=. Louis, do Hereby Certify

.NH ns1t e., & rs Ias .n ssllSsI n &, e} !lIs.s + ''i T.,
preparation known Is DR.. STORMS Scotch C0ugl
Candy prepared: from his ,~originsl recipe, BY
Hamilton Wade, ofSts Louis; and wetake plea
sure in saying that It has given genefa ~sstisfac-
to those Of our customers who have used it,
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YCV FALL And WINTER GOODS i

HHDH 1Nb Nv lis -
I'm +. BLOCK & CO., Water Street, Lou
iSiana, 40, have now in store a COM
.plrte stock Of F.H III .AND WHITE r
|GOODS, 10 which they respectfully sulicit the
attention OF their friends and customc,s general
~. They beg leave 10 say, that, having select
ed their Goods with Tie greatest cure, end hav-
ing purchased item 70 The vtty best advantage,
I;lat they therefor .fatter tl'rmSth cs 10 be able
ito compete vii any mercantile establishment in
the country. ii. Il. ,BLCCK tO.
Louisiana, Sep. 2Ot'': 1871 ", -
just Received,
100 b6ls. refined Kenawha Salt.
SO Sacks g.. a.
25 do L. B.
200 Bars Iron and Steel,
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Vinegar, Tar and
Oils.
200 Bunches Cotton Yarn, "
% pieces brown anil bleached Doinestics.
10 cases Boots and Shoes. 49, -'.
Hats and Caps in abundance " /
100 pieces Calicoes, from 6 Ia 10 25 cts
per ward. F.
Casiimeres; Muslin Delains; Alapaceas,
Palo Alto and California Plafds; Shawls,
Gloves, Hosiery, Cloths, Cassimers' and
Vestings. ''1'
A COOL assortment of Hardware, Queens.
ware, Tin-warc, Castings Nails, &C., Sc. Also
q well selected stock Of
y = Ready Made Clothing 81 = {
}, And in Tact every othe5 artjelo psu1ly found
in a country Store; all Of which, we pledge our:
:. selves to sell at prices which shaIlfbe satisfaeto.
nv to the purchaser H. E. BLOCK SEQ.
= "a 80 . --NF.TIlh - -. aNN
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LlSI OF II
I'd EMAINING in the Post, flee at Lou;sia.
Ia ma, Mo, on tile first day Of Januiry, 1913
which il not taken ont in three months. win b,
sent to the G.afcral Post Office as dead letters:
Rev. inc. Young Mrs Sarah Henry
James VI Thompson Miss Sarah J.. Howell
.CIas T. T~ali!eyro lr$. Rebecca Grant
'HcadIin Smith Mcss. J. NJ. Owens s
.Sanl Swift others.
Miss J. Shotwell AG Goodman
Rev Geo Smith A Z Campbell
Albartis Rosinbargcr Miss Mary Clayton
Reuben Rasland, 2 Rev Tho. Eustace
WIN X Russell. ' q -. WfeI Is DrHiusr
David Pace Robt Brewington
Jno A.. Paxtin JIM J Bum
Mss M. L. Underwood, Sam'lA Bnrks'
Juo Ward Mrs Elizabeth Allison
Miss Jemima Wolles Juo Clifton
ITheophifus Lummucks, l letter in German,
VIM. p. Murders French.
NJ Wilks 80" -i
hog, E: B. CARROLL, P, M
January 10th, 1913.
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Clocks! CIOcks!!

January 10th, 1913.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-07
Dte0

In this village, June ~ an infant son Of Mr. John
Woodbury. aged days.
In Guilford june u, Fanny Maria, youngcs,
daughter Of Mr. George W. and Mrs Mary +. Bond
aged ! month and 2 days.
In Chester Jane :, Of consumption, Mr. Lovisa
$, wife Of Mr. Walter j. Atcherson, and daughter
Of Mr. Charles aud Mrs Lbyisa Stoddard Of Chcs-
terfcld, \. H. in her 2sth year
In Chesterfield, n H. June 10, Mrs Mary Thomas
wife Of the late Capt Aaron Thomas, aged IS years
and months
Mrs Thomas n remarkable woman, for many
Of the Graces OF an humble Christian She WAS EN-
phalicnlly podcc-mdler, and tried ever To live the
Golden linlc-"Do unto others as We would that
they should do unto Won This was her motto.
She made il the rule Of her life She was never
known to speak a rash or unkind word TO any one
and would never allow herself TO talk evil Of Others.
How few the number Of such excellencci For 20
years before her DEATH she deprived Of her sight
She leaves large number Of children, grand-chil-
dren and friends who sincerely loved her and deep
ly mourn her death But who could be better pre-
pared for such departureN She was one Of those
whom Christ called child Of God, for she was a
l'odoe-maker. j. II. w.
In Hinsdale n. II, June 2eih, Mr. Henry W.
Barrett, aged is years.
AT Windsor, juno rs, Mrs Betsey, wife Of Hon
Thomas I. Hammond, aged 46.-- Printers in Me
and Mass. please notice
In New York, june ~. Elizabeth j., wife Of d.
Il. Wheeler, Esq, and daughter Of Hon William
Jarvis of Weathersficd.