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Government of the state of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Chas Gayane, sec'y State joseph Walker TreasureT;
L. Boreelon, Auditor: w. A. Elmore. Attory Gen
c. n Rowley, Adj. Genl R. J. Kerr Reg r Land off ce
H. 7. Williams State Eng l.. Bringer, Surveyor Gen'l
A. Dimtry, State Superintendent of Public Education.
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1000 CASKS Thomastou Lime, for sale by ,
IOJU my17 JOHN STROUD co. 146 Common st.
THE WESTERN PILOT-A complete guide to travel
L leS going North by the Riyers-givng minute de-
scption of all points the Mississippi, Ohio and other
rivers on the different routes, etc, For sale by
APPS MILES C. SALE & CO, II st. Charles st.
WORMS! WORMS! wORMS!!!
ITO REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous inhabf
ants of the stomach and bowels which often impair
the health and destroy the lives Of children use JAYNEs
the removal of various kinds of Worms Dyspepsia. Sour
Stomach Want of Appetite Lntantie Fever and and
ton 1t is without exception one of the most valuable
parations in the world For sale by ~
NATHAN JARVIS s. CO.,
ap18 Corner of Magazine and Common streets.
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

=. NEW YORK, ApTII, 20, io7Iii
Dr. To1nsend-I verify believe that your Sarsaparlla
has the means through Providence OF saving my HE
for several years had bad cough 1t BECAME worse
and At last raised large 90 nttles OF blood mao
night sweats and greatly debltated and reduced and
did expect to live have only used your Saaparla
in me. am able to walk all the city RAISE no
blood, and my cough has left You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant
VIM RUSSELL Is Catherine st.
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1888. %, or. Il

i. ~, u, r. :
Time, Places of Holding Meetings. aud officers of the
GRAND LODGE Sc rIIohGGiasf2sA sN q "a
At The Grand Lodge Hall, corner Of TIchoapltSu ~
ss ane r0yass ssws oa'sa
Phelps R W 6 Mss,sG; jas.Wals MG Warden
MhsI siss ehsplaa; f Paisley
sses " g Ga w Rice MARSHALL rhos d.
Lodge ls.s on Friday light ofiess-U Tyson i g 1T
Hammond ys.J Be Sa Secretary: s Hopkins, Jr
Permanent Secretary; Ii. Williams Treasurer gee
sWAsBlNeroN LODGE. No. 3-meets in Marigny's build
Masnsel John s. hannssn n. G; John Hayman,
Sec'y;N n. w. Moore. Treasurer.
on Monday night. Oficen.Geo; w. Shaw. G; Bernard
Cohen G. Sidney RsIf seey; E. l. Millken PENN
CRESCENT LODGE, No. 8-meets every Thursday evening
at CTsseen1 Hall II camp street oee1sTso .t sew
it, w. Omsted. Permit Secy; Richard SWAIN Treasurer
JEFFERSON LODGE No 9meets every Tuesday eyen,ns
at their Hail Tcheupouas street above Jas:on h toos
ee oticsrslW Washington " Taught rsss q iN' o0'A
u; - Burdett, Secy; t. X. Beach, ite"S !.
TEuroN1A LODGE No lO-meets every Tuesday evening
at The poydras and Tchopptoaas s's MsTsr
Philip Whitman nam e.; JS lny fuiaa' =" d
aiCescen Han Camp street ofteeTsJohn = Val va
Wiz. IT, Treas +; j O. a. Holt, Permit Sec'y.
COMMERCIAL LoDeE, No. 12-meets at the Hall OF IN ne
Grand Lodge Wednesay EVENING = q Bate
sly; j. G. Glover, Permit sec'y VIM L. Cushing Treas
HOWARD LODGE, No. 13-meets every Thursday evening
at s mI 81 Is, the
W i jr 'G Ps@ q i sscs g Ta,iol TIsss1
HopE LODGE No. 14-meets every "Wednesday evening at
G; Il w Rodd G; A. b. Bein, Sec'y; Ed, Flash Tr
DELTA LODGE. No. 15-meets every Monday night, at Z
O'Clock at Crescent Hail Camp st. Otcers-C. T. Estlin
=. T MciIt MdglOne
Barclay. Treasurer.
TEMPLAR LODGE, No. l6-meets every Friday evening,
at Crescent Hail IN Camp ST. Otcers-P z. Wright Vi
G: w. 4. Baily, VG Harmon Doane. Secretary; Dudley
Chase, Treasurer
ington Lodge No. J, Third Municipality, every Tuesday
evening" oesT sa;e 81 81 Forbes
at lilo Charlres St Officers Saba, G T.. j. Co.
mez v &: v. Aleman Sec'y J. Font Treasurer
ETo1LE PoLA1RE, No y meets every Wednesday evening
at Friendship Hail. ll6 Charities ST. Ofheers-F Paren,
G c. Amme VG; A. de Armas, SEQ y; L. bieau' Treas
MAGNOLIA LODGE, No. 22-mees every Monday evening
~ clock, friendship Hall, liz Charities st Gtteers-
w. Emerson, N G. V. Boulemet, VG X. +. HARRISON,
Sec'y; K. J. Morrison, Treasurer.
INTERIOR LODGES Feliciana Lodge. No4 meets at
Bayou Sara. De Soto Lodge No; Z. at Baton Rouge
LOUISIANA Encampment, No z, at Bayou Sara
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF fATRIARCHs-neets
evenings s nilsna G asa SS W Wh, sl VIC Pat
riarcI; H. Thomas, Jf, NJ EG II r q. Hooper; y
Kirkland sisG d. f;' " L treasure f.l'N - " ~
WILDEY ENCAsPA1ENT, No. 1-meets in the Han
Udie ice H. Shields, r; VIM ", Herbert, +
l. Cnckard S W; r. A. Johnson w; F. Dele sdenier 5;
Ill. Williams, Treasurer.
uoBAH ENGAGEMENT. No. meets at Crescent
Hail ID Camp ST., I'd and 18th Saturdays OF each month
ObscsrsJ o. Nixon G r Henry Bier, Ii p ii. q. Setson,
5 w Joshua jackson, W. u. w. r. Bailey, ocfibe; leo
T..
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

LEDGE without reserve, solemly p.dge my honor as
II, that will neither make buy, SELL as a beverage any
ritiious OF Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider. 3es
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MAS ON &c.

y LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
MASUNS-holds It's Grand Annual Communica- q
lion at New Orleans on the I'd Monday OF January. N
! Otcers--M. X. Dudley NJ w Grand Master; Tn. ~
II. Lewis, r w Deputy Grand Master; Willis 7: A<
Coleman. WGf Senior Warden; Gadn Corn w "
u Junier Warden Daniel Blair, 6 Treas'r, w. Ii.
Howard, Secy; John Claiborne Senior Deacon; d. g.
Benbrook q Junior Deacon c. r Clarke NJ Chaplain;
A. j. Williams q Aarsha J. A. Stats, u Tyler
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we have named.
The following complaints yield promptly to these Fills:
Asthma; Frequent Bleeding at the
Bowesls--Defcient Action in; Green Sickness;
6 ssessf Fang H aeast. Bum;
CONSTIPATION; Headache;
Cough of Pregnancy; Mysteries; 80 100
Costiveness; lncontinence Of Urine:
Difficult Breathing; Inflammation Of Vital Parts
bysp pptii Consumption; lsomedmasl
Determination of Blood to the Liver Complaints;
Head: j low Spirits;
EIyspelss; 49,. Painful; "a
Epilepsy; Nervous Disorders;
rs %fs and k Esas Diseases
Fiaoi Abyus, or Whites; ~ Price Is cents box.
GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs:
skoy and ssEsny pepssa saeenb Com
o Ro6Ts
in the forests and praiies of America.
Price rs cents per package.
This medicine should be in every family throughout the
world 1t sovereign in all diseases to which children ana ana
az Hu ohs ss q stomach
Taken in small doses occasionally, it will prevent sickness IN
Of moe Il
and in the M value so
mother. Price 50 cents bottle with ample directions
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION. b
For disorders of the Eyes, this Lotion has equal It
compounded the most scientific PRINCIPLES and has per
inflammation; dmness and failing OF the sight weak
mes of he "u yd as foreign In
Price Is cents bottle, with full directions.
THE GRAEFENBERG FEVER AND AGuE PILLS,
these afflicted with Dumb Ague Masked Intermittents, and
s la s P
remedies merely check the violent OF the
tenn. Price 81 box with full directions. A
THE GRAEFENBERG SARsAPARILLA.
greater efceney than any Other sarsapara Preparation
either OF this or foreign countries It prepared on an en-
are obtained highest excellence The inert feculent
is preeluded from this compound by the means One
bottle of the Graelenberg sasapara will go far ten
bottles OF ordinary Sarsapalla and therefore Ten Times
Cheaper Price 81 a bottle
THE DYsENTERY SYRUP.
Sovereign in all diseases of the bowels Price so cents bot
e This celebrated and unrvaled medicine is of immediate
aaa F@S A.se o. 4 oas
Cholera iniantum Looeness Of the Bowels Gnpings, and
The of the above complaints are various Some.
times they atmospheric sometimes they arise from the
of water sometimes from natural pedisposition
of the system sometimes from teethng Children are ire
what the origin this Syrup sovereign the most sieky
seons o bs ese Tafe al oe
medicines offered for similar complaints, this Syrup acts spe
Other Dysenery medicines merely allay the violent
| symptOms-rHIs CURES
| THE GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT.
Among the diseases to which this wonderful Ointment is
adapted the following Glanduar Swengs Agne in the
Face Sweled Breast and Sore Nipples Of Nursing Women.
Bronchitis Feons and Rngworms, Scald Head and Is an
Invaluable Dressing for Burns Scads, and Drawn Blsers,
! Shingles Erysipelas, Piles. r s
All Bruises and frescut Wounds cured with great
pidy Fever Sores and Scrofuous Sores changed
into healing condition. and frequently entirely cured
Price 30 and 50 cents a box, with full directions.
CONSERVATIVES BALM.
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases. The
desperate and seemingly hopeless cases cured by it,
| Price 50 bottle
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General Agent of any District this,can be secured
famlIes should club together and get anlimmedlate
supply of the medicines -
g. Emgrant societies and other philanthropic bodies
should furnish them the needy
EDWARD BARTON. Secretary.
Office Of the Graefenberg Comp0nv 80 -
No. 80 Broadway, NewY DIRK, March, 1848.
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reference female complaints. No female who has
to she approaching that critical period The turn
for any of the horrible diseases to which females
subject this time of life This period may be delayed
for years by using this medicine Norris less yaua
BILE for those who approaching womanhood as il cal
ang the system Indeed, this medicine invaluable for all
the delicate diseases to which women subject 1t braces
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities OF the body far stmula
ting produce subsequent relaxation which the of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
few bottles of this medicine aad painful
surgical operations may he prevented.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Physi-
clans in different parts of the Union.
This certify, that the undersigned Physicians of
the City of Albany, have in prescribed DR.
Townsend Saaarla, and believe to be of the most
valuable preparations in the market l5.
II. p PULLING, NJ D.
i 1ISna-
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wAsHrNegos- FOUNTAIN No. I7Meets every Saturday
Tchoaposas street Offsers-P. H. Willard, i B; VIM
Z, Deacon, 3; e Fyds b i " G. Randall S; ].
dau, | "; A Childs, o W. L, w. Lyons, PB.
ORLEANS FOUNTAIN No. 2.Meets every Saturday after
o'clock the Hail of Pelican Division Officers
P B; y. I.a6stf, $ G. y. D. Rondeau, A S; NJ Thomp.
son, 6 w A. Young, Gi W. 1. Randsl, w JSste
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ST. JoHN LODGE, No. 9-mees on the Sd Tuesday of
each month at the MASONIC Hall corner Of Baonne and
roll S w; J. McRae, w W. G. Kendall, Secretary N
J. Pegram, Treasurer R. Coffinan, J b.
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ALPHA LODGE No s-rneets the LIST and Sd Saturday
Of each nonth in the Masonic Hall. Is Common st. Off
cers-James r. Fatsock w M; w. I'll. Hutchlngs, S w ;
+. Trudeau, w; Theodore Martin Secretary Joshua
Ra
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caNKER IN THE MOUTH

Below is an account of another child saved. DR.. Town
sends Sasapala has saved the lives Of thousands OF chill
dren; The following two certificates selected from great
number received this week.
New YORK, April l. 1847.
DR.. T6aonSend-Dear Sir One of my children was very
sick with Canker the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility 1t dying obtained some OF YOU
excellent medicine and cured directly for which assure
you feel very grateful. Yours, respectfully
ELIzABE1H FOWLER, q Desbr0Sses st.
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EEMAIE MEDyCINnEhS Do nAN' 'i'

Dr. Townsends Sasaparla asoveregn and speedy
for !ncpent Consumption Barrenness proapsqs Uter or
Whites INSTRUCTED difficult Menstruation Inconnence
postraon Of the sysem-no matter whether the result of
heFent causes produced by egqlaty illness or
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness and las
stude from taking it at become robust and full Of en-
nerveessness Of the female Frame whch the great of
baenness 1t will not be expected Of u.s. in cases OF SO de-
the afflicted that hundreds of have been
reported Thousands of cases where families have been
without children after using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
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DR.. T0nnsend-Dear Sir. have the pleasure to inform
three of my children have been cured OF the Scotu
by the use of your excellent medicine The Were cted
took them away for which feel myself under great obga-
Yours, respectfully.
isaac w GRAIN, 1C6 Wooster street.
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1t is the safest and eectual medicine for purifying
the SYSTEM and relieving the urngs attendant upon child
birth discovered 1t strengthens both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease increases and enrces the
food; those who have used it think 1t Indispensable 1t is
highly useful both before and after confinement pre-
diseases attendant upon childbirth cosveneSs piles
cramps. swelling of the feet despondenc heartburn, vom
ting, pain In the back and JOINTS false pains euoage
and regulating the secetons and equazlns the crcua
ton has equal The virtue OF this medicine
always safe, and the delicate and most successful
few require any other medicine; in some little
castor oil magnesa useful Exercise the open air
and light food with this medicine will always insure safe
and
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THE 1RAEFENBERG COMPANY.

HNHE Ok AEFENB EkG
Il COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
corporated by the Legisla-
.tllre of the State of New
York. The incalculable
importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine bust
ness on. elevated principles,
and of furnishing remedies
adapted TO the public wants,
has led to this, step. The
Company would suggest
that the following steps be
immediately taken
l. Every neighborh0Od
should have its Graefenberg
Depot. BY addressing the
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Dr. Townsend not having tested his Sarsaparla in case
of Fits of recommended it, and
receive the following from intelligent aud respectabl
Farmer of Westchester county
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CLARK s. CHURCH,

HAVE on hand, and now landing, the largest
Ill stock of GROCERIES ever offered in
this market, most of which were recently purchased
of the importers, and are offered for sale on the
most favorable terms-pledging themselves TO sell
as low or loer than the articles could he pur-
chased in New York or Boston market. Among
them may be found
las hhds St Crox, Porto Rico, Muscayado and
New Orleans Sugars,
225 boxes White and Brown Sugar, suitable for
refining
900 bbls. Powdered, Crash'd, Refined & Loaf do.
325 hhds. st. Croix, Porto Rico, Cienfuegos and
Trinidad Molasses.
$50 chests and half do. Gunpowder, Old Hyson,
Young Tyson, Hyson Skin, Ooong, Pow
chong and Souchong Teas comprising every
grade and kind from the choicest TO the
common and cheapest quality.
200 boxes manufactured Tobacco-S. S. Saun-
ders, Gaithwright's, Myers and other Sc
leeted brands.
10000 gals. Winter Sperm, Winter Whale, Blea
and Unbleached Oil
$50 boxes Layer and Bunch Raisins; IS kegs do
20 terces Rice $50 boxes Ground Spices.
SO bbls fresh burnt and Ground Coffee, o.
every grade.
Also, Nuimegs, Cloves, Pepper, Pimento, Mus
tard, Ginger, Soap, Starch Also, Spirits ant
Wines, suitable for medicinal and other purposes.
Hartford, Nov. 81, le4s. Il
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Rid and Morocco stock.

THE Subscriber continues 10 manufacture KID
l. and Morocco LEATHER in all It's various
branches and the experience Of being practical
workman enables linn TO have as good articles in
his line Of business as any other manufacturer in
New England As do not employ any but first
rate worknen OF temperate habits, and will sell rs
low for cash approved credit as any other estab.
lishment Country Merchants please call aud see If
you cannot do as well as elsewhere.
II Those who send their orders will he dealt
with the same II present. II not il will he their
privilege to return the Stock ct my expense
GEORGE PACKER,
10 Blackstone Street.
Boston, Nov 4th. lsle. Smoisl2
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The largest, best, and cheapest
DECTION A III " .
in the English Language, is, coniesscdy,
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DENTISTRY.

nR. FARWELL would take this opportu-
~ nifty to express his grateful Acknowledgements
10 all those who have favored him with their pat
ronage since he has been in Brattleboro by which
he has been enabled to establish himself in an ex-
tensiye business During the last ten months he
has put in fourteen full sets Of teeth on the Atmos.
pheric principle, besides all his other Plate and
Pivot work, filling, extracting, &c.
He confidently expects the success Of his opera.
tions TO be such as will continue to secure him
liberal patronage in the future. DIR f. operates in
every department Of both Surgical and Mechanical
Dentistry, including operations upon the PALArISE
OReAHs His terms will be found strictly uniform
and reasonable.
nZ- OFFICE, No. 2 Wheeler's Block.
BralteboTo, Oct. &c, le+e. eowulc
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Dte0.

In this village, goth ult, of an apopectic attack,
MIR William Cross, aged Goa most worthy citizen
In this village, 23d ult., Mrs Rosela NJ wife Of
Mr. Nelson Frost, aged S2 years.
Printers in Mass. will please notice,
In this village, Nov goth, Frederick, son OF Geo
and Harriet Paddleford, aged years.
In this town, Nov. l7th, Mrs Cynthia Daniels
wife of Mr. Isaac Daniels aged about 6s years
In westmoreland, N. H., Nov. 8, Widow Lucy
Sylvester aged IS years Printers in W. and N
Y are requested, &c.
In Winchester, N. II, Nov. ls, Olive A, wife o
Charles A. Moulton, aged 23 years. Printers il
New York City please copy =.
In Newfane, Nov. 18th, Mrs Susan Hubbard, wifi
of Mr. Bella r. Hubbard, aged Al.
In Jamaica, Nov. 18th, Mr. Levi Lanman, for
merly of this town, aged about 81 years.
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The QUEENS VISIT TO THE LocHSAGAr
DIsTILLERY.-lt isquile true that in the course
this dis,iery, and also that they were each Of
fcred glass of spirits; but it IS true, likewise,
that, when Prince Albert was about to take a
second mouthful, the Queen, taking hold OF his
arm, asked, " Do you know what you're drink
ing. Albert?" On which he put down the glass.
When the Prince of Wales tasted the whiskey,
hei instantly suffered it out Of his mouth rs il
he had drunk poison, emphatically inquiring,
"Whats that, mammal" while no persuasion
could induce the Princess Royal to taste the
liquid fire. The Queen only put the glass to
her lips. Scotch paper.
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GIN. CooMB's LAsT.-This veteran Wing
tells the following good one, in letter to gen
tleman Of Albany:
"A plain old countryman, an inhabitant Of
one of the interior counties in Kentucky, pre-
sented himself at his district poll on the day Of
election, for the purpose of voting When ask
ed for whom he desired to vote, he replied
For old Zack Taylor and Philip Moore He
was told that there was no such candidate as
Philip Moore--that it was Fillmore. VEIL
said he, amt Philip and Phil the same name
And can't ! vote like gentleman, instead Of
like a LocofoeoT
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FOR 6ODAYS Only.

FOR 60 DAYS ONLY.
no rosTroSENESr ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHER.
AZ the Sign Of the Elm Tree.
Having just received
s 1850 90 Worth Of New Goods,
(WHICH, with our other purchases this Fall,
w makes our stock very large and complete,
will be sold for the next 60 days at very small nd
vance from cost, consisting in part Of
Fancy and Black Cotton and Silk Warp Apaccas,
Thibet Cloths, Mohar Lustres, Raw Silk Plaids,
Lyoncse Cloths, Cashmercs NJ. de LANES,
All Wool de LANES, French, Scotch & Am. Ging's,
Prints, Furniture Patch, Plaid and Stripe Silks,
Black Silks, all widths, &c, &c.
ALSO
Broadcloths Beaver Cloths, Docskins CASH.
mercs. Tweeds. and vestings, made up to order.
100 Brondcoth, Beaver and Tweed Goats, ready
made.
silk Shirts, Wool Drawers and Shirts, Cotton
Drawers and Shirts, &C. &C.
We refrain from naming prices here 1--WE never
were good at brag, for whenever we have played at
the game we have been sure to be beatcn.l int suf-
Ace Il say that for the above time we shall offer
very great bargains to purchasers.
TowNsLEY & SONS.
NIB. T. Sous are Agents for the "Hocus
Pocus7 Tea Company, No. 1910 Borcry, n. T.
Bratilcboro, Nov. 2iai, lsts. IL
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AN ORTHODOX DoG.-An old shepherd in
one of those outlying border Scotch parishes
where there are sometimes more quadrupeds
than bipeds in church on Sabbath day, was a
regular attendant, with his dog, at the parish
church, down to the disruption. But at that
eventful era, he quilted the Establishment and
joined the Free Church. His dog, however, no
friend to new-faneled high-Aying notions, could
by no means be induced to change, but while
his master trudges every Sunday to hear the
minister of his choice, away he trots doggedly to
the place and the preacher he has been accus-
toned to
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A CAR ID.
MRS u. TITNCKLEX

TTNENDERS her thanks to the Ladies and Gen.
L tlemen of Brattlehoro for their sympathy and
assistance in her recent affection. To the Ladies
of the Village and vicinity she would express her
gratitude for their liberal patronage before, and par
ticularly since her forced retirement from her bust
ness, and she hopes by the cheerful exercise of skill
and taste, with the splendid and fashionable mate
rails recently and advantageously purchased, to
merit as we'll as secure increased patronage in the
future,
As she has removed her boarding place to Green
Street for the present. and the distance may be in
convenient for those desiring Grave Clothes on the
Sabbath to call on her there she has made arrange
ments by which they can be supplied by calling on
Mrs joins Ii. WHEELER, near her shop.
Brauleboro, Nov 3oth, is4s. Is