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brighton Cattle Market,

"Wednesday, Nov 20, Is4s.
At hafket-aso Beef Cattle, 900 Stores, $40,
Sheep, and 1850 Swine.
Beef Cattlc--We qnote to correspond with las
weck--cxtra s6,25 first quality $3.50 1873; acc
ond do. IS ,25 q $3.50; tlifd do s. 80 ass.
Storcs-No sales noticed.
Working Oxon-No sales noircd.
Cows and Calyos-Saes at f23 s27, $50, and
say.
Sbeep-Dull Sales from 81 ,25 to s2,s5.
Swine--Dun. One lot at Il one ut 4, and one
at Sc. AT retail, from a 10 &c.
New York Market, DEc. 4.-The sales
Of Flour amounted to $500 barrels, at s5,25 1881
for common and good brands, and 1851 q $3.50 for
pure Gencsee.
Corn.-63 a G4c for mixed and nearly yellow 81
for white 20 ~ for round Northern yellow Rye
is in fair demand, at 62c. Oats remain at "a a 35
Mess Pork Sl237, Prime 925. Mess Beef ~
Prime s6,75 and vcy firm. Lard u &c. But
ter 10 is, Cheese 81 :. according 10 quality.
Hops sell moderately, A. 9 lie for new.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-08

u. S. SESAToRs.-In Alabama, the Execu-
tive has appointed Ex-Governor Fitzpatrick to
fill the vacancy in the U. S. Senate, oecasoned
by the death Of Hon. ID. ii. Lewis. As the lie
gislaturc docs not meet until 1850, this appoint.
ment will hold good until that time.
The Arkansas Legislature has elected Major
Scion Borland to serve the unexpircd term Of
A. ii. SEWER (resigned to 20 to Mexico as Peace
Commissioner), and w. K. Sebastian Tor the
place vacated by the death of Chester Ashley
Mr. Borland has only to serve till next March
and Mr. Sebastains term extends to March, SO
All these Senators are Locofocos.
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Mount Eagle TripoIi.

TIME best article known for cleaning and bur
Il nishing Gold, Silver, Copper, Steel, Tin, Bras
and all other metals; also for cleansing Window
Mirrors, and Glass Ware.
Also, Bristol Brick Dust, entirely frs
from Clay, and found to do the work quicker an
easier than the Brick itself For sale wholesale an
retail by GEO. II. SALISBURY,
Brattlohorc Dee s, 1913 I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-08

IIoPE SHELL FIND HIM.-A woman lately
paid visit to her brother in Galena, III. On
her way back, in going down the Lake, she Cox
partially acquainted with widower, living 20
miles from Cleveland, who offered her marriage.
Being covered with confusion at the offer, she
rejected HIM but since then she has changed
her mind, and has gone to hunt for the man, in
the hope that she may get him vet.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-08

Ga The Electoral College of this State met
at Montpelier on Wednesday last, and cast the
votes for TAYLOR and FILLMORE. George
L. Hodges, Esq, Elcctor for the list District, wal
chosen Messenger to carry a certified list of tho
votes 10 Washington.
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A Card,

ENGINE COMPANY No. tender their thanks
IL TO Mr. BARTHOLOMEW GARvEr and the men
in his employ, and all other gentlemen who render
ed such prompt assistance In working the Engine,
also to those citizens who supplied them so bounii-
fully with Coffee and other refreshments at the fie
OH Thursday morning, 30th November.
Al. HINES, Foreman.
Brattlehoro Dec LIST is43.
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The QUEEN AND HER SwEETMEATs.-The
total expense of making sugar-plums cakes and
tarts for Queen Victoria's household, indepena-
ont of the cost of materials, Is $1,000 year
The royal babies must be remarkably sweet
toothed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-08

CHEAP BREAD.-A farmer in Genescc co.,
N. Y, states that his whole last years crop of
corn cost him but % cents a bushel, including
interest on the value of the land.
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TnIRTIETH CONGRESS-.
MONDAY, Dec.


MONDAY, Dec. 4.
The SENATE organized at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Douglass Of III. gave notice Of bill cs
iallishing territorial governments in Nebraska
Minnesota, New Mexico and California
Mr.. Cameron Of Penn. gave notice Of bi
providing for the taking Of census Of the pop
ulation Of the United States
A committee Of three was appointed, TO be
Joined by the House, to wait on the President
and inform him that Congress was ready to pro-
coed to business.
The HOUSE met ut noon, and on the call
Of the roll, l7s members were found TO be
present.
Messrs. Greeley and Backman Of n. Y, cho-
sen TO iil vacancies, were sworn in.
A Joint committee was appointed 10 wait on
the President aud inform him that Congress is
organized, and ready to receive any communi-
cation he may have to make.
TUESDAY Doc. 5.
The Presidents Message was read in both
Houses at ~ o'clock and tho Senate ordered
10000, and the House $4,000 copies for their
respective use.
In the HOUSE, Mr.. Greeley gave notice Of
his intention to introduce bill to prevent spec
ulstion in the public lands.
Mr.. Gogqin Of Va gave notice Of a bill to es-
tablish uniform rate g ceuts) Of lcttc' post
age throughout the United States.
WEDNESDAY,, Der. 8.
SENATE.--The Vice President laid before
the Senate the reports of the Secretary Of State
and Secretary Of the Treasury
Mr.. Phelps presented the credentials Of Mr..
Upham Of Vermont, which were read.
HOUSE.-A motion was made to 20 into tho
election OF Chaplain. Rev. Messrs Gurlcy, Dew
ey and Ashmun are candidates.
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Don Gran Juan's Double Distilled
Rose d,OmDOund

NOR cleansing, reproducing and identifying the
n Hair price 25 cts. per Bottle For sale al c.
ii. SALIsBuRY's BOOKSTORE.
Nov. 2s, Is4s. is
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Buck wheat FIour-for sale by
Dec. :. TOWNSLEY & SONS.
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ny EXPRESS,

More Dry Goods, this day received, at III
sign Of the Elm tree. Call and see, at
Dec. :. TOWNSLEY & SONS
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az The excellent story entitled "Christmas
Presents" is from Godoy's Lady's Book.
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BrattIeboro bookstore.

VERMONT Registers and AlmAnaes-R. b.
v Thomas Godfrey's, Palmer's, Browns, &C.,
for sale Wholesale and retail. J. STEEN.
November so. Swl6
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The Star is Rising.
HNHE Members Of BLAZING STAR LODGE,
Il No. 80 are notified to meet at Masons Hall, in
Williamsville on Wednesday, the 9th day Of De-
eember, A. L. 5s4s, at one O'Clock p. NJ, for the
choice Of officers and to transact other important
business. A punctual attendance is requested.
n7- Members Of other Lodges who are in regu-
lar standing invited to meet with us and behold
the Masonic Star rise in the East. Per order,
Nov. 30. WIN. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary
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GAYS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CAN
CHALAGU1,
A CALIFORNIA PLANT Of rare virtues, pos.
IN scssing in a higher degree all the medicinal
qualities Of SarsaparillA. For sale at q II. SaLrs'
BpRY's BOOKSTORE
Nov IS, ls4s ID
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Notice.

L HEREBY give notice that have given my
Il son Simon We Low Myers, minor, bis time
| 10 act for n, y, shall exact none Of his wa
| gos, nor BITS Of HSe '"' '"er ma
! date ~
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BANK OF BRATTLEBORo.

BANK OF BRATTLEBORO.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Books for the
" reception Of subscriptions for one thousand
shares Of additional Stock to the BANK OF BRAr-
TLEnoRo, as authorized by the recent act Of the
Legislature, will be opened at the Inn Of Henry
6l1i'h, in Bratileboro, on Monday, the Eighth day
Of January next at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The Books will be opened for ten successive days
for subscf ntions, from Ten till four O'Clock on each
day, Sundays excepted.
Ten dollare share upon each share subscribed,
must be paid to the Commissioners, by each sub
scrbcr at the time Of subscribing
OSCAR l.. SKATER,
JOHN RICE, ia,
JOHN Z. BUTLER,
JAMES II. PHELPS, Commissioners.
JOHN KIMBALL,
EDWARD KIRKLAND,
SAMUEL BUTTON,
Brattleboro Nov. 26th, 1913. owls
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One Dollar per Day,
school Notices.

lust received and for sale at Gro. II. SALIsBu-
JRYs BOOKSTORE.
December 4, is4s. 3wl6
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A Ii sizes and kinds Of Straw Cutters. Also.
IA Smut Mill. For sale by
Dec. !. ToWNSLEY & SONS
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To Publishers, booksellers,
and the RnhliC.

THE Subscriber has completed, with the aid
Il Of the most experienced and capable assistants,
BUSINESS MANS ALMANAC for 1919, which he
is confident will commend itself to the decided favor
of the Trade and the Public.
Although bearing the humble designation of Alma
mac II is believed that this work will be found equal in
usefulness and merit to many which assume much
olter distinction. 1t has been prepared with deter
minaton 10 bring within the smallest compass all the
various facts which of business will have occa-
sion TO refer to IN the Of the year such the
condensed Statistics Of National Industry in it's
various departments Of Agriculture, Manufactures,
Mining, Commerce, SC. &c.--its channels and means
Of Observation-Disclosures Canals principal lines OF
Steamboat and River commune ation--fables of Du-
ties, Imports, Exports Revenue, Expenditures, &C.,
&c To these is added large amount of information
with regard TO the most improved modes of
ing, transactng and extending Busness the Of
insunng success in Commercial undertakings the rel
alive advantages Of Cash and Credit dealings the
power and influence Of the Newspaper Press System
attic Advertising; Rules for Business Men, sc, &c.
Tue BusINEss MANS ALMANAC is compressed
within g. double-column pages, Of fine but new and
fair type though containing more matter than ord-
nary Emo volume Of 800 pages. II will be supplied
to the trade at 81 per hundred, 500 per thousand
Single copies ia cts. Terms, cash on delivery. Or.
ders are respectfully solicited by
v. Ii. PALMER,
General Newspaper Agency,
Tribune B,uldings, Ne,c York.
October 10Th 1913. Gi2l
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

A General Assortment Of School Books, States,
II &c, at wholesale or retail. Also,
1000 II. q. Thomas Almanac and Watons Yer.
mont Register. For sale cheap at G. II. SAILS
BURY'S BOOKSIORE
Brailleboro, Nov. 2s. Is
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL,
In the same Building ,cih The Post Office,
State street. ROslOu.

m me same BuHding iCiM Tie P0st UDIct,
State Street, Boston.
fINHIS is the most convenient Hotel in Boston
Il for the man of business to stop at. 1t Is at the
very head quarters Of Business; close by the Banks
Insurance and Newspaper Offices, and the principal
Stores. The Proprietor is determined to keep his
charges Mt the very lowest rates, and for
One Dollar per Day,
he engages to furnish his patrons with all the sub
stantial comforts found at the First Hotels.
The House has lately been Repaired and Furnish.
cd throughout in manner not at all inferior to
houses where the charges arc two or three times
much.
10 Entrance in State, Lindal and Congress SITS
Transient Doarders ONE DOLLAR per day.
HENRY D00LEY
Boston, December, 1913. 3mol6
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STATE OF VERMONT.

lHuTlt0TUl y.
In Probate Court, November 25th, is4s.
ZONES Lucy Wheeler, widow of JOHN ii.
~ WHEELER, late Of Bratlleboro, deceased and
moves the court here for an assignment to her Of
personal property from the estate Of said deceased
Whercupon it is ordered that said Petitioner no.
dfy all persons interested that this Court will de-
eide upon said application ut a session thereof to
be holden at the Probate office in Brattleboro, in
said district, on the 22d day of December next BY
publishing copy of the record of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, print
ed at said Bratlleboro, previous to said time Of
hearing.
A true copy Of Record
10 Attest, r. HOLBROOK, Reo'r.
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7TBBEPS PAIN KILLER OR EMBRooA.
7ION
NOR external or internal use, warranted to give
IL satisfaction, and cheaper than any other kind
IN use. Price from 10 cts TO so cts per Bottle.
For sale at
G.H sALIsBURY's BOOKSTORE.
Nov 2s, ls4s. is
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schenck's PuIrnonic syrup,

nor the cure of Consumption, Liver Complaint
IL and Dyspepsiaj fresh supply Just received
BOOKSTORE
November 2s, ls4s. is
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JOB WORK,

in their line done promptly and in a workmanlike
manner. BULLOCK & STEEN
Brattleboro, Nov. 2s, 1913. IS
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The board Of Wardens of the Bratteboro East VII
lage Fire Society, in noticing the destructive Fire
which village experienced the morning Of
Thursday last, would tender the following acknowl.
cdnennnnfa
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Erysipelas, or 81. Anthony's Fire.-Wrght's
Indian Vegetable Pills easy, safe and GER
tain cure for ErysipeIas, because they purge from
the body those poisonous humors which are
the cause of st. Anthony's Fire and every
other malady. From four to six of said Indian
Vegetable Pills, taken once in twenty-four hours,
at night on going to bed, will in a short time
make perfect cure Of the most obstinate attack
of Erysipelas !; at the ZANE time the digestion
will be improved, and the blood so completely pu-
rfed that all kinds of inflammation and pain will
be driven from the body, and health and vigor
will be given to the whole frame
Beware of Counterfeits Of all kinds! Some
are coated with sugar; others are made to rcsem-
BILE in outward appearance the original medicine.
The safest course is, to purchase of The regular a
gents only.
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by George r.
French, Agent, who will supply country dealers
and planters at the Philadelphia prices
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, ] SO
Race ST.. Philadelphia; 2ss Greenwich St, New
York, and 1913 fremont ST.. Boston.
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- CATCH THE ROBBERS! &c
$1,000 REwARni

Fhe subscriber having been robbed on
Saturday, the 9th of the present month, in the
large Poccoson called Dover, lying partly in
the counties Of Jones, Craven and Lenoir,
through which the public stage road runs
from Kinston TO Newbern, on or near the
Sandy Ridge, and so severely beaten by his
assaiIahts. that they left him as dead, after
iching from his pocket the sum of Forty
Eight Hundred and Fifty Dollars. takes this
method of informing the public that he will
cheerfuIIy pay to any indiviual or individuals,
the sum Of One Ihousond Dollars. WHO will
spprehend the said Robbers, SO that they may
be confined in some public prison, and brought
to justice. r. H. BLOuNT.
kinston, N. c., Sept. 10, l84s. gift
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BRIGADE ORDERS. No. ID.
Head Quarters Sd Brigade 9Th Division ]
~ G. MILITIA

To Officers IN command Of the Regiments COM
posing said Brigade
YOU ore hereby commanded to have your re-
spective Regiments ready for review, as follows,
wiz
seth Regiment. at SmithvilIe, Brunswick coun-
ty. on Thursday, the 9Th day of November next.
3lst Regiment, at Kenansville, DuPlin county,
on Tuesday, the 18th November next.
24th Regiment. at Jacksonville, Onslow coun-
ty, on Friday, the 18th November next.
30th Regiment, at Wilmington, New Hanover
county, on Tuesday, the list November next.
The Line to be formed at IL o'clock, precisely.
You are also commanded to call your officers
together for drill, as required by law on the day
previous to each review; and after drill to assem-
BILE your commissioned officers in Court-Martial,
and proceed to vote for Major General to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Ma jor Gene
raj Alex MCRAE. The officers highest IN com.
mand will superinend the election in their respec-
tive Regiments and transmit fair statement of
the vote to the Brigadier General within ten days
thereafter. Staff and Cavalry Officers are entitled
to vote.
The Officers of the Oath Regiment will, at the
same time, proceed to vote for some person to fill
the vacancy of Colonel of said Regiment, caused
BY the resignation of Col. WIN. FEnRAND; and
should any of the present Field Officers be promo
ted, you will proceed to elect to fill the vacancies
caused thereby. The officer experimenting said
election will certify the vote as in the election OF
Major General.
The Brigader General fiatters himself with the
hope of full turn out of the Regiments under his
command, as also with improvement in every
respect.
All officers, and particularly those attached to
the Generals Staff, will be expected to appear in
uniform. By order of
L. H. MARSTELLER. Brig Gen.
WIN. N. PEDES, Aid-de- Camp.
| Sept %, l94s--[2-st
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e. III. LFPPETT

Will open from the lst to the 9th oil
Octbcr next, at bis late stand. next door to MI
Poey's, on Front-street-the store having been
fitted up handsomely since the ire-the MOST
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRY GOODS
ever offered in the town of Wilmington.
e. H. L. is now, and has been for several
weeks, devoling his whole attention to making Sc
Iections in New York and Boston, with the view
of offering the latest and most approved styles u
SILKS, SATINS, and DRESS GOODS OF
FRENCH manufacture, of which, not"I1hsiaho
ing the scarcity of French fabrics, thToOg. 'he al
of few friends. be hopes to complete MS seiec'
lions from some fresh arrivals expected IN lew
DAYS, and display an assortment OF tnese truly
BEAUTIFUL Era GIiSA, SCOtCt. irish,
(re,.n,0.. and .9ntertCNH Goods.
His stock will be very large, and in Consequence
If the extraordinary low prices of these goods
seouen, on every production and the extreme
scarcity of money, he has been able, with CASH,
TO make his purchases SO low as to be himself as
tonisbed and he will offer them at prices that will
astonish others.
N. b. e. H L. is having manufactured. LA
DIES and MISSES black silk WHITES. richly
trimmed and of the newest PARTISAN patterns.
Also few for ladies' in mourning. By having
them made under his own superintendent none
hut the best materials are used he is also enabled
to maks quite saving in their cost, and will sell
them correspondingly low.
COUN TRY MERCHANTS can supply
themselves from this stock, with CASH, at prices
as low as they can in New York.
e. H. LlPPrTT.
Wilmington. Sept. %, 1913. 2-5t.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

The undersigned have just received and
have opehed, a splendid and full stock of
GROCERIES and SHIP STORES, for fam.
ny use. and for Masters Of Vessels. Their
STOCK icing selected by one of the firm, they
,eei assured that it is equal, if not superior.
"; oo." as 20 quality and variety, to any offering
IN ulIs market. They have it so arranged az
W .IeFe Sy the regular packets from the
.,sa,' ~ Ciues' nesh supplies, so that their
;,h a. a. oil ; .l,nes VIII be foil and completes
ment consists in part as follows
totee and Sugars-Rio, Laguira, a, m.
mIngo and Java Coffee; Porto Rico 81.
Croix, and Clarified Sugar: Woolssv A..
WooIsey's Loaf, Crushed, and Pow dered SS
gar. Ieds-Of all varieties, Guupowdet. IN.
Perial. and Black Tea. Euaon Market Re-,
Smoked Beef, Smoked Tongues, Picked Do.
barrels and half bbls Flout Colgate's SOAP
NO. |, pale, and very superior Spetm, Ada.
mantine, and mould Candles. Sak-ln eve
~ variety. barrels, boxes, bags, sacks, and
per bhshel. Spfces-Pepper, Ginger, Spice
Gloves, Cassla. Nutmegs, Mace, and ali va.
riesies of ground. Ueese-English dairy.
Bread and Crachers-Pilot, navy. butter, SUI
gar. lemon, soda, and water crackers Boston
crackers. Oils-Best quality Sperm oil; reL
fined Elephant oil Castor oil Olive oil, int
bottles; Bette's Fish oil. Fsk-Salmon, i'm
barrels, half barrels, and kits Macke1el, in
barrels, half barrels, and kits F.; Goldfish, Smo-
ked Herring, Sardines, and a great variety OF
fish pressed in Tin Cans. Liquors and TTinss
Apple Brandy. Gin, Rum, Brandy, Mo-
nongahela Whiskcy, Old Nick, Vintage 1906;
Madeira Wine, Sicily and Port Wine, MaIa-
ga and Scuppernong, Claret and Champagne.
all of which is very superior. Nuts---Filberts.
Brazil do, Almonds, Walnuts, ShslIed ALI
monds, Shell Barks, &C., Lemons. Raisinst
in whole. half, and quarter boxes, Cunantst
Prunes, Tamerinds. Crocterv-Plates, Cups
and Saucers, Pitchers, Basins and Bowls
Mugs. Jugs, Demijohns, TumbIers. Decan|
tiers, FIasks, Lamps, Ship Lanterns in every
variety. Observation-Disclosures Tobacco
from the best factories in Virginia, fine cut
chewing and smoking Tobacco, Snuff, &c.
Segars--Regalia, Economies. Trabucos, La
Norma, Dos flames, lie Celebrada, Prepsa4
dos, Minerva, PanatcIIa. Principe, Empress,
Colorado, and all varieties, very low. Hard.
,care-Cntlery, Coopers' Tools, Carpenters
Tools; Guns, Axes, Nails, &c. Dry Goods
Negro Clothes, Blankets, Hats. Caps, &c.;
Oil clothing and ready made clothing, for Sea-
men, very superior and in great variety !;
Shea.hs and Belts; Palms, Sheath Knives,
Seamen's Chests, &c. For sale low at
s22 HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
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him, which can receive no palliation or Justl-
fcation at the hands of his Southern support
ers. It is this On The 21st of January,
in the TEAR 1s42, Mr.. Adams presented pc
tition to change OUT naturalization laws, so as
to allow foreign negroes, of whatever nation
they might come from, TO be citizens of our
country, and hold property, and possess and
exercise all the rights and privileges of the
citizens of the several States. Our Southern
Representatives opposed the alteration as de-
structive of the policy of the Southern States,
and as leading to incalculable mischief. Mr..
Fillmore, true 10 his Abolition instinct, voted
against the South, and with Mr.. Adams. This
step is, of itself, so pregnant with proof--ir-
resistible, convincing proof-that Mr.. Fill
more is linked with that Northern fanatical
faction which has all along sought our destruc-
ton, that it is matter of the profoundest sur
prise how Southern politicians can command
boIdness enough to ask US TO support Nun
But Democracy is to be overthrown' and the
WAYS and means of doing it are perfectly I'M
eXCeplionabIe. LIN Eo - ONE'
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FALL GOOD
PERRIN & HARTsFrELu

Have just received from the North; d large
and general assortment Of FAMILY GROCE.
RlES. comprising every article usually kept in
Family Grocery Store, which may be had of them
in fresh and desirable state.
Their goods have been purchased with great
care. by one Of the firm, (who has Just returned
from the North,) to suit the taste, fancy, and
times; and they hazard nothing in assuring their
old customers and the public large that they are
able to sell as cheap as the cheapest, and as good
articles as the best in Market ard at as low price
any other store in the town of Wilmington.
Give them a call at their old stand on Marke
street, opposite the Market House.
September 90, lS4S