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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-14

REMEDY FOR THE PoyAro RoT.-ln
1916, one Of The editors Of this paper plant
ed potatoes on land MANFRED with moroc-
co tanners manure, which contains a good
deal Of lime. The crop was healthy and
good, while other fields in the vicinity were
diseased. In considering what it was, in
the tanners manure, that protected the po-
tatoes from disease, he came 10 the concu-
sion that it was lime. Accordingly, in the
spring Of lS47, after his potatoes were up
and ready for the first hoeing, he put about
a pin. Of shell lime (slackened) on each hill,
having, previous TO planting, plowed in a
moderate dressing Of stable manure. The
result was, 300 bushels OF the finest po,a-
toes TO the acre-mealy and sound, on land
naturally poor and sandy. They continue
good and sound. We were about 10 state
these facts for the benefit of others. when
we met with the following in the American
Agriculturist for Jan. lS4S.
"Iere is remedy against the rot, which
80 far as we have heard, has proved infalli-
ble. We have published il twice already
in the Agricuiturist, but not one farmer out
Of a thousand seems to have yet heard OF i;
for the special benefit, therefore, of the ig-
norant nine hundred and ninety.nine, we
intend to insert the remedy two or three
times more. 1t is simply this:
" When the seed is dropped, sprinkle
about pint Of Stacked lime over it in each
hill, and then cover it.
"There is value about the lime, If il
does not prevent the rot in the potato, il
will be worth its cost and the labor OF ap.
pllca'ion in fertilizing the land"
The mode of applying the lime, or rather
the time OF doing it, recommended by the
Agriculturist, is diEerept from ours, and
may possibly be the best, though we are
not sure Of il. We would prefer that the
lime should not come in immediate contact
with either the seed or vines. In addition
to the remark Of the Agriculturist as 10 the
value OF lime as manure, even il il does
not protect from disease, we would observe
that il is especially adapted to The potato
imparting TO the tubers that ingredient
which makes them mealy, and which i.
particularly needed on sandy soils. Pota
toes OF the first quality are now worth "a
cents and upwards per bushel, and will pro
badly be dollar in the Spring. At these
prices, they are the most profitable croE
tina, can be raised. But il the application
OF lime is as efficacious as we suppose, anC
IT IT should be generally adopted, the price
would come down nearly its former level
NeD York Journal of Commerce.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. FARwELL has now taken up his residence
IL In Brnttleboro and wishes to have his merits
"a Dentist thoroughly and extensively tested
lie would not subject patients to- the risk OF sen,
Gus injury, and perhaps total loss OF ,hc,r ns'ural
teeth which many have sustained as the hands OF
inexperienced and unqualified operators. But con
ndent In the experience and success he has had for
seven wears past in the practice Of surgical and me
chanical Dentistry, he makes the following propo
siton lie will perform allopcRtion5, however ex-
pensive, without receiving any compensation, lor az
most not exceeding one half for a year at the
end Of which time perfect satisfaction Is given, he
will expect only enough more TO amount 10 the usn-
nj prices IL perfect satisfaction IS not given, the
work may be returned, and the money (whcre one
half has been paid,) shall be promptly refunded.
During DR. F's practice he has successfully put
up between twenty and thirty fall seis Of IoetA--
most Of them on the atmospheric or suction princi.
pie. He uses the best Of fine gold plate and foil,
such as will not tnrnish or corrode in the mouth.
For filling he uses gold foil, far better and more
expensive than Is used BY any other Dentist in this
vicinity excepting DIR. Stratton, who is well known
in this place.
For extracting, Patent Forccps Of the latest i'm
proved styles.
No charge made for extracting teeth Of first den
tition Chldrcus' teeth Of second detention, regn-
lated and adjusted thus saving dcformiiy and regret
in after life.
DIR. y. has constructed and inserted several drif
ciai palaics Tor ObtUutors) as almost entirely q
overcome the defect Of the palatine roof He will
hold himself in constant readiness cooperate for any
who have been born thus unfortunate.
Terms 20 reasonable that it will be within the
means Of every one TO have needfnl operations per
formed upon their teeth.
soak Tooth wash a valuable article Also
Vegetable Violet and Rose Tooth Powders; extrI
and common Brushes for sale at his Office.
DR.. Farwcll was awarded q PREMIUM for speoi
mems Of Dentistry, which he exhibited at the Agri
cultural Fair in Brattleboro 9th Of October last.
NIB A liberal discount will be made those who
may choose to pay in fall, at the time the work I
done.
Brttlcboro Dee -, 1877. III
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'NliE undersigned, having bcen appointed by the
Il Probate Court for the District of Marlboro, Com.
missioner upon the Estate Of Robert Rob-
ertSOn, late OF llrntlleboro, in said district de-
ceased andsix months from the 10Th day Of Febru
AIRY instant having been allowed for the claimants
to prove their claims before said Commissioners,
hereby give notice that We will attend to the duties
OF our said appointment at the office of Edward
Kirkland in said Braitlehcra on the las, SATURDAYS
oi May and July next, from S'c!sl2 A. NJ until
O'Clock L. NJ on each Of said days
ASA KEYES,
EDWARD KIRKLAND, Oonrs'
Braulehoso, March oad, 1915. 40
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, March 25, ls4s.
ZONES Margaret Miller, widow of STEPHEN
" MILLER, late Of Marlboro deceased, and
moves the Court here for an assignment TO her Of
personal propcTty from the estate OF said deceased
Whereupon MS ordered that said petitioner no.
tify all persons interested that this Court will decide
upon said application at special session thereof to
be holden at the Probate Office in Brattleboro, in
said district, the l4th day OF April next, BY pub.
fishing copy of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Ph@nix, print.
ed At said Bratileboro previous to said time Of
hearing.
true copy Of Record
30 Auest f. HOLBROOE. Rn1r
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The Vermont Morgan
The Morgan BrillOn.

THIS horse will be Ave years old
SNUWf3S Il next June, and weighs over 1900
III ~ pounds he is of n beautiful bay col
III or was sired by the celebrated Nor
->n'.''''1'--- gan Messenger, his dam was oele
brated mare sired by the Morgan Butcher, and
from q Dutch mare known by the name Of the
Long Mare. That he is of Il superior blood there
can be no doubt Without going into II long pcd-
gree, or enumcrating the thousand qualities no
horse ever possessed, ~we do say that tie Morgan
Britton is acknowledged by nil those who have seen
him. 10 he Of the finest horses in this vicinity,
and ! ask of the Farmers and breeders of horses,
to call and examine him before making bargains
elsewhere.
The Morgan BrittOn may be found be.
tween May sth aud July stli, the following season,
as follows on Mondays, a. NJ, at the middle Of
the town in Dummerston p NJ at Caleb Tafls in
Dummerstoni on Tuesdays, at VIM c. Perry In
Fayetteville; on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fri.
days, at the stable Of the subscriber in Putney on
Saturdays at r. Pery's in Putney.
DcI-For further particulars, see bills.
SAMUEL WHEAT.
Pulney, April 6, ls4s sws33
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STATE or VERMONT.

. hdTtooTo, as.
In Probate Court, March 2s, ls4s.
NoMES Ebcnezcr Tucker Administrator upon
- the estate Of STEPHEN MILLER, late Of
Marlboro, deceased. and moves the Court here for
an extension OF the time heretofore allowed him
Tor disposng Of said estate and paving the debts OF
said deceased.
Mherenpon II IS ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this Court will de-
eide upon said application at the session thereof 10
be holden at the Probate Office in Brattleboro. in
Laid district on the l4th day of April next, by pub.
ishing copy of the record of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, print
hearing.
a true copy Of Record.
% iaoSt, r. HOLBROOH. Rsor
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ZONES. RAIL- g. POOR.

i2s WAsuISaroN STREET, BOSTON,-Ixrop,
rms or. AND WHOLESALE DrALERs N
WA TG1IEs, WELRY, MILITARY
w GOODS, &C.. have received by recent arriu
from England and France, large and extensive
sortment of the following described Goods VII
many other kinds too numerous to be mentions
selected expressly for their wholesale trade. a
comprising the greatest variety Of articles 10
found in the city, TO which the attention OF deas
is invited.
Gold and silver Watches, Japanued Tea TRAYS
Of Lever, LEpine Anchor, sets or single, Of all ais
Horizontal & Verge Ia. Card Trays, Bread, r.
opponents Of all qualities and Knife Trays, Table
and prices from the cole. Pocket Cutlery Soi,,5
brated makersin Liverpool Razors, &c, from The .,
London and Locle In suis- ebraled manuiaotufen /.
Sc. Sheffield, Messr, Rodq.,
Marble, Rosewood and Crooks, wostenhom,L
Ebony Clocks, Office With many cheaper h
Clocks. A. Eight Day Time ,ofTablo Knives and Fol
pieces. with bone, horn and CO..
Gold Jeweiry, Of all de- wood handles.
scriplons; Pins, Rings, Steel Bag and p,
Bracelets and Clasps, Gold Clasps, Vest aAd !,
Beads, Guard Chains, Keys Chains and Mouhtu
Gold and Silver Pencils, Steel Beads, speciisa
spectaeles, Tbimbles, Eye Spectacle ases,
Glasses, Gold Pens, Lock Purscs, Guard Chin
cts, with a general assort- Watch Glasses, Speea.
ment Of Gold Silver * Gilt Eyes, Lamp Wieks q
Fancy Goods. and Shell Music Ba,
Plated Cake Baskets, Jewel Bores bfonisdr
Candlesticks Casters, Plat lacquered Thermomsbr
ed and Britannia Table a. Table Bells, sc.
Tea spoons, Forks, Butter Watch Tools, Of en-
Knives &c description.
Britannia Tea and Coffee Files. Gravers ass
Pots. Sugar and Cream kinds Of Watch Maisfa
Pots. both English and ssl
Communicative, Of all manufacture.
kinds.
Purchasers may be assured tina, every thin,
our line will be furnished on as favorable isrnt
can be procured from any source.
Dealers are invited to call and examine
GEO. b. JONES, TRUE ~ BAL
NATHL c. POOR.
May /. eowly-
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FOR SALE.
PLOWS, PLOWS.

VNIIIS day, April l, is4s, received by Townsley
Il & Sons, sign of the Elm Tree, so to rs Plows,
from Rugglcs Nourse Mason, and ID. Prouty
Cos. Mandatory comprising every variety from
1925 to $500.
ALSO
Side Hill PlOws, Of the same manufacture,
and all sizes
ALSO--HinsiiaIe Eagle Do, from the
Manuiactory of II. f. Brown & Co.
Extra Points to all the above constantly on hand.
The above Flows will he sold at the Adnufdctur-
ers prices, for Cash or good Produce. Don't forget
the place 32l TOWNSLEY & SONS
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A Chance for IA BargOin.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

" ALuABLE Farming Lands in the counties of
ionia LaPeer and lngham, Michigan, fora Farm
IN This county,-one in or adjoining the town Of
brattleboro preferred These lands are in the
midst OF settlements, and warranted to be OF the
Farm into much larger and better one for Il. EN-.
selves or their children, now have the opportu
nifty u Inquire at this Office
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II A II II N rs,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE,

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE,
ARd Agaaey for The e. SHes Potent O6ios, Washing.
ton, M. % STATE STREET, BOSTON
fINliE subscriber. by appointment from the Com.
Il missioner OF Patents, Is agent for the u. $. Pa
tent Office for the purpose OF receiving and forward
ing TO the all such models specimens Of ingre
dents and manufactures, as shall be intended to be
patented deposited therein which will be receiv-
ed and forwarded, fioe Of epelse and rist to their
owners, and with All possible despatch The sub
scnber will prepare Caveats, Specifications Assign
meuts, and all the necessary Papers and Drawings
will make researches into American and Foreign
works for establishing the validity utility Of in
Yentions, and render advice al legal and scien-
ufc matters respecting the same. Patents secured
in Europe and other countries.
by application TO this office inventors nre saved
the time and expense OF a journey to Washington
and delay there, well all personal trouble in
obtaining their patents. The experience Of Fifteen
years practice extensive collection of rare works
documents decisions, SC. mechanical subjects
and the Patent laws-and patents Of different coun-
tries, collected at much expense during the long
time this Office has been established and to which
daily additions are being made, together with nc.
counts here kept Of inventions patented at Wash
ingion, enable me to afford important assistance
and information to inventors DESTROYS of securing
Patents, which in other respects might be difficult Of
attainment.
r. H. EDDY, Civil Engineer.
August, ls47.
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Hats, Hats.

VNEIE latest Fall and Spring styles Of superior
l. Moleskin Hats, such as people have been In the
habit OF paying from 50 s. so for can be bought
at the low sum of 50 and s225, at
j. c. MERRILLS
Hinsdale, March l6. 90
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NOTICE.

L HEREBY give to my son, JAMES DwIoHr
L. BLOOD, his time TO contract and labor for him
self and his benefit, and / shall not hereafter claim
any OF his earnings or pay any debts by him CON
tractcd. PETER BLOOD.
Pulney, March 26 1913. 3w32
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GUMS.

TIVE subscriber has on hand, and will sell cheap
l. for cash, Fowling Pieces, double and single
barrels Cane Guns, Aliens six barrel and common
Pocket Pistols Powder, Shot and Caps Powder
Flasks, Shot Pouches and Bits, Gun Locks, &c.
ng-Repairing done on reasonable terms
G5-oppose the Phoenix House, Bratteboro, Vt.
S. PIKE.
March l6. am3o
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INVITATION

1 hereby given to the public, who arc in want Of
Il Cabinet Furniture and Chairs at this movinq
time TO call on the subscriber, where they will find
very large assortment, and at as low prices rs can
be bought elsewhere A. Z. DWINELL.
Brattleboroi March 18th, lsls. 3w3o
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UPHOLSTERY WORK,

OF all kinds, as old Sefas, Mahogany Chairs,
" Matrussss, Cushions, SC, neatly, promptly and
duraby repaired. Also, for sale an kinds Of cover
ing for the same. MoriHes, Ddmdsks, French do.
Furniture Patch, Embossed Hslpets, Plush, lthe real
Goats Hair) &C., SC. Cotton and Hair MattTusses,
Feather Beds, at short notice. Mirrors, Mahogany
Rocking, Extension, NURSE and Prlor Chairs, Eegdnf
SOFAS, Bedsteads Cane Seat and Cane Back, and
Wood Seat Chairs, Cane and Wood Seat Settecs--
A large amount of
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Trusses, Abdominal support
ers and shoulder braces.

nUFI.PS' Single. Double, Umbilical and Child
il rcn's Trusses Also, Phelps Abdominal Sup
porters and DIR. Pitches and Phelps Shoulder
Braces-all the best instruments OF the kind now
in use. For sale cheap by X. SPALDlNu'
Brattleboro, Feb. 18th, ls4s. 70
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TIGER POWDER.
Watch Repairing.

"ATCHES repaired in the incest manner by
w the subscriber, at East Townshend VT
~ w. POWERS.
March g, ls4e. 80
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NOTICE.

TINHE subscriber would give notice that he has
Il full set of Screws and Rolls, and Is prepared TO
raise up and move buildings at abort notice. and at
reasonable prices.
WILLIAM STONE.
Bratteboro, March g, Ieas 30
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Rest sperm and Whale Oil,

DY the Barrel or Gallon, at low rates, by ,.,
ID j. w. FROST
GUPERloR CHEWING TOBACCO,
- Fine Cut and Plug Lorillard's, Maceaboy anu anu
Scotch Snuff, Coarse and fine Rappee do, wholeSa"
and retail, by J. w. FROST
NOV. II
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FurAttNre

OF every description at Very Low Prices.
~ Exchanges made for al kinds Of LHmber.
a. VAN DoORN & SONS.
Bratleboro, Feb. ), ls4s. "a
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A RE manufacturers OF various kinds Of Cootis
n Plate and Parlor Stoves, to which they inv
the attention OF the trade.
They will be pleased to make an anAngeno
with one firm in each town, for the sale Of ih,s
New England Air Tight Cooking Siovei-a dn,
ing Of which will he found above.
Their list Of Machinery patterns is very EXTENSIVE
having been collecting during the past fifty year,
Millwrghts and others, may find II TO their siTu
tage to examine their Pattern List, copy Of vA-
may be found at the Office Of the Phoenix
Sept. 2S. ~
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A CARD.
Notice to Brick Makers.

WANTED 10 contract with first rate Brick
w maker, to make from l to 100000 brick,
EDWIN FOSTER.
Winchester March IL, 1913 soft
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Fish and Salt.

lAAA LBS. Extra Grand Bank Cod Fish
lUUU Dun Fish, No l Salmon, Mackerel
Shad Herring &c. lT' l. Salt and Ground Rocl
doql for sale by j, W. FROST.
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GRASS SEED.

A PRIME LOT Of Herds Grass, Redtop and
N Glover Seed, just received and for sale by
WHEELER 6 PRATT.
March go, ls4s. Awoi
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-11-25

LIVER CoMPLAIST.-This is very pop
ular, and rather fashionable disease in
the western country, with Doctors aSwell
as patients. If a person is afflicted with
lassitude, fullness and pain in the right
side, occasional nausea, difficulty of
breathing,a dry cough, loss of appetite
and flesh, sallow complexion, costiyeness
and indigestiOn-all symptoms Of derange-
ment in the circulation Of the blood, en-
gofgement Of the portal circle, and conse-
quent obstruc ton Of the hillary ducts, be-
ing the first indications Of bilious attack
the conclusion is that they have got the
liver complaint. Thousands have their
healths and lives sacrificed yearly by ia
king prescriptions for this disease, con.
tainin 6 large quantities Of calomel, or blue
pills, from Doctors; or inmore dangerous
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-11-25

and uncertain quantities, in many ouack
preparations, such as "Liver Pills." "He-
patio Ekrir," or Life Bitters," that are
palned upon a credulous public, when
few doses Of DIR. Bragg's scientific and
purely Vegetable Sugar Coated Anti-bil-
ious and Tonic Pills would remove these
distractions, regulate the circulation, and
restore the patient to perfect health in a
few days, as thousands can testify.
For sale by Brown & Dunn, Warsaw.
See DIR. Bragg's advertisement in anoth-
er column.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-11-25
FOm the ". 0. Picayune, Nor. 10.
E0Fe From H'eG@s.

The U. S. steamship Ne,o Or
leans, Capt. Edward Aud, ar
rived at this port yesterday af-
ternoon, in forty-three hours
from Galveston. He left at that
port on the 1th inst. the U. S.
steamers, A. P. Hetzel, Maria
Burt, and Col, Stanton, the for
mer two from N. Orleans, the
latter from East Pascagoula,
with troops and horses for Gen.
Twigg's command. The Pal
meit0 arrived at Galveston on
the 7th lin forty-eight hoursf from
this port. The steamer Yacht
was behind her time several
days, ana it was supposed she
had been blown ashore in Mat
agorda or Lavaca Bay during
the late gales.
The ". Orleans and M bdHla
experienced a heavy gale from
the north the night of the Sd &
morning of the 4th inst, but
sustained no damage or loss =
The alabama sailed in company
with the N. Orleans.
The brig Brown, arrived at
Galveston on the 5th inst. from
Baltimore. The brig Magno-
liza was aground at Pointe-a-la-
Ache, bound up.
When the New Orleans left
Galveston the votes had not been
Counted, but Capt. Auld in
forms US it was generally sup
posed that Gen. Taylor would
get small majority on the Is
land but would loose the couaty
of Harris. @ o
From the Galveston Neros Of
the 4th inst, we make two ex'
tracts:
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-11-25
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
wASTzKN GTON.

1.-The steamship Washington,
Capt. Crabtree, arrived at New
York on Sunday night, Nov.
9Th. She left Southampton on
the 2lst ult., before the arrival
Of the London train, and con.
sequently brings no later advi-
ces than the British steamer
which sailed from Liverpool on
the same day.
She brings one hundred and
five passengers and a large a.
mount of freight-'N. Louis | ~
ion.
The rumor Of a fresh insur-
rection in Berlin, appears to be
confirmed by an article in the
London Standard, of the even
ing Of the Goth ult.
All Germany, north s south,
is in the agony of a terrible and
bloody revolution, and Europe
on the verge of general war,
and awful convulSion of every
element of society.
On the evening Of the 18th,
a public dinner was given at
Bremen, to Capt. Paulding, of
the U. S. frigate 81. Laurence,
and his officers, in their honor,
at which a large company sat
down, composed of the officers
of the 81. Laurence, the Amer
ican sea captains in port, the
commander of the steamer
Washington, the Senators and
officers Of the Bremen Govern
ment, and the principal mer-
chants of the city, numbering,
in all, 300 persons.
The dinner was worthy Of
those who gave it, and was most
magnifcently served. The best
of humor and good feeling pre-
vailed on this occasin.
In Hamburg $500 cases of
the cholera have been reported
II 900 having proved fatal, 900
recovered, and the rest were un-
der medical treatment.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-11-25

On motion, +. Hun,on, G. N. Handy,
Jas. Winston and Jas. II. Benson were
requested 10 address the people on that
occasion, and that FIVE Zig guns be fired in
commemoration OF the Eve big battles won
BY Gen. Tay lor.
On motion, c. N. Handy, j. H. Ben
son and Jas. Winston were appointed a
committee 10 prepare a sympathetic ad-
dress 10 the Universal Democratic party.
On motion, il was
Resolced, That every Wing in town be
requested 10 illuminate his house on the
occasion.
On motion, it was
ReSoired, That the Coon Banner Of IA
he hoisied ON the Courthouse.
On motion, H. L. Hicks was appointed
Marshal of the evening.
On motion, it was
RcsolUed, That the thanks of this meet
ing be and they are hereby rendered 10
Charles N. Handy, Tor his very efficient
services as Elector of tlis district.
On motion, it was
ReSoiUed, That all Democrats be re-
speotfully invited TO attend.
On motion, it was
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of tli.
meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary, and published in the Saturday
Morning Visitor.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
H, II. WHITE, Chm'n.
M. NJ. MENrLo, Sec'y.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-11-25

aerAt meeting of the Wings of Ben
ton county, held at the Courthouse in the
City of Warsaw, on Friday evening, the
18th inst.,, H. II. White was called to the
Chair and. M. NJ. Mentlo appointed Sec
retsrY, m
Qn,mOtioa Of Clias. N. Handy, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed com
miliee Of arrangements. to make suitable
preparations for the celebration of the
great Wing victory achieved in the cleo
tiOn Of Gen. Taylhr to ihe Presidency,
TO wit;a{ TN
s.c,N. Handy, J. A, Blakey, J. M, Sta
10y, A.lC. Shepard, r. HuntOn. L. Hill
dsbrspd, P. Everett, J. II. Benson.
On fuFsheF, motion. ,Pe Gpairnsn was
aAded to the committee.
On mOtiop, Monday evening. Tie 20th
inst. was fixed npOn az The dsy Of ceIs-
bration. sljyi 1c
On mOiioH, tke following persons weTe
spgoia.salS committee 10 raise funds ne
csssary 70 defrsy the expenses, viz /: M.
MaMeHllp. Y. c. Blakey and P, Everett.