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UrAsIAN WINDs.-Thc New Orleans Ad-
vertiser Of the 2Sth ult. says =" Fer the
last five days we have been suffering under
the blast Of the Upasian winds. They bring
death on their wings, and blow from the
north east. The sky is clear, blue, and
hard as steel the sun shines with burning
fire, but the winds dry up the skin, pent up
are the heats of the body, and soon the way
farcr feels as though he had been beaten
his eyes become inlamed, and general
lassitudc pervadcs the whole system, accom-
panied by loss of appetite and indispostlon
to action. These Upasian winds are the
forerunncrs of epidemic disease. They pre-
pare the way, and if they are not shortly
driven back by the south winds, the pesti-
lcnce will be in the midst of us before we
dream Of it,"
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From the Troy Wing July l2.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE !-WATERFORD
IN RIMS

We rerrct TO state that fire broke ont on
Sunday afternoon in the village of Waterford
which rarcd with the greatest fury for three
hours, and consumed nearly the whole of the
business part of the town. Including tho Sar.
atopa County Bank. Epscopal church. Acadamv
the Mansion House. formerly Demerast's. noar.
" every store in the place and about fftv dwell.
Iinp houses-mak.nrin all from serenity TO eigl,u
buildings a,noup which we're the most valuahle
in the town.
Tho fire cauoht at 4.p. ". in small bnild-
np used for s,ornr lime. situated on m allow.
about 100 wards Southwest of the Mansion
House. From thence it spread rapdlv South
and East, the wind BLOWING at the fine a fresh
breeze from the North West. and continued
burning with great fury for three hours, and was
finale arrested BY the eyertiong of the TROY and
West Troy frenien, who arrived on the Ground
at half past five.
The whole loss is no, loss nrohahlv than al
10000 portion eff which is insured though wa
have not learned to what amount Jho tirenan,S
insurance Co. At Albany have lost s,G0O0 10
SlOWO. The Rensselaer, and Sara,oga If
tins civ. and the Saro,ora Mn,u,l and o,har
companies, are also losers
We are unable At nresor, n ,,i,o t,,o r,r,os
Of the occunan,s Of tho hHiIJinrs do ,royed or
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plorcd. If unsuccessful, it will not be from
negligence on Col. Worth's part, who allows
no obstacle to cterlcrc with his movements.
The Colonel is stated to be in fine health
and spirits.
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Oldridgc's Balm of Columbia.

The very best ar tclc for removing Dandruff from
the heads OF children or adults. II will eec tually
stop Hair from coming out when it has become loo
sencd and promote the growth of hair on bald places
when many other preparations fail. This article
being extensively countefeited is OF Importance to
get Of those who always keep the genuine article
which is signed "COMSTOCK g. CO." Of whom
we purchase it.
Weintend to get good articles and will sell them at
the lowest prices. Our best German Cologne we war
rant to be the best there is made 1t is imported by
one of the first hou in the Pcrfumery and Drug
line in New 70 III, from whom We constantly recei-
wing IT, the demand for it increases, any Article not
on hand procured at very short notice.
PANGBORN j. BRINSMAID.
Julv L. 1871 ne
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POSTOEFICE NOTICE.

The mails to and from this place. will arrive and
depart, until further notice. according to the following
schedule.
Arrives Departs
Southern, Daily SPIN. lam.
Northern,
Eastern, "
The northern and eastern mails are not due till 9
p IN. but usually arrive belore7.
NORTH EASTERN, Leaves Monday, Wednesday, and
Fridayat ga. IN. and arrives Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Saturday at II noon.
Franklin Mall once week-arrves on Friday q,
6 p. m. and leaves on Saturday, at a. III.
Island Mail, leaves on Friday, at a. m. and mr.
rves on Sunday at 5p m.
by Hinesburgl and Bristol 10 Mlddebury-Leaves
Tuesday and Friday, at IN. and arrives Wednesday
and Saturday, at Up. IN.
BY Hinesburgh and Monktown to Middlebury-
Leaves or Monday and Thursday, at 6 III. and ar
rves on Tuesday and Friday, at p. IN.
Port Kent Mail daily, Sundays excepted, by the
Ferry Boat.
s-.rrhe mails are all made up the evening previous
to their departure and letters will be mailed I'll! sp M
H. Is. STACY =. NJ.
Burlington, July, lSil.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

VTNlTE >ub-cr er j. DESTROYS Of ol,anng Informal
L tun of his rohrr, JOHN BALL, who l.i Eng
land in 1893, for the United Sta,c>, landed a. Q'c cr
and afterwards wen, 10 Upper Canada, and IS now, III
living,) about 81 year, Of age Any information ON
thu, subject aidrt>> to the .l Der Darlington
w. will he thankfully received aud II emily paidtu
CHARLES BALL.
Burlington. jane DC, 1871 n4
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WIN. WESTON, Register
STATE OF VERMONT, I

THE Honorable the Pro ate Court within and
L for the District Of Chittenden, To the creiliors
aud o,her concerned in The estate of James Pierce,
late # Huntington, in sad District, deceased.
WHEREAS, DANIEL b. Thicker, administrator OF
the estate Of sad deceased has made application TO
this court, extend The time limited for making pay
from this date, and the third Monday Of August nex',
Eeng assigned for hearing IN the premises, at the
Eagle Hall, IN WIlli,lon, and II having been orderel
that nolIcc thereof lie given, by publishing this de-
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Pres, newspaper printed al Burlington, before the
time ixel for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby nofe', to appear be-
fore laid court, al the time and place aforesaid then
and there 10 make Objection If any you have, to the
SAID time Of payment being further extended afore-
sad.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 9Th day Of
July, A. ID. 1871. ma, ,,,,,,.,o> n6
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CANADA.-The doines of the Canadian
Parliament up to the LIST inst. were without
interest. In the House on the 2Sth, there
was long debate on the right of presenting
petitions without the Governors consent,
winch was not decided. Sir Allan McNab
on the Goth gave notice of motion calling
for copies of the Instructions given to the
Governor on announcing the control Of the
Province. The doings Of Parliament give
but little satisfaction to the people.
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George Moorc's Estate.
WE the sub. cr err. having cen appointed by the
w Honorable the Prof Court tor he District OF
Chiticnien, commissions 10 receive, examine and
last The claims and demands of all persons, against
the c,taie Of
GEORGE MOORE.
are Of Burlington, in sall District, dc'fae', repre-
.cnicl m, olvcnI and also Gains and demands ,x-
hiIjel in i,c, ihcre,u-anl = x months ON the date
hereof lem! allowed V sad Court, for that purpo' t,
we do hereby give nutic, that lvi attend 10 the
business of Our appointment, a, tie Office of Avian
Fooie, in Burlington, IN laid district, On the hr> Mon
days of Novem or and Decent cr mex, al ten O'clock
A. NJ. on each OF the sand day. nj
la,e,, this 10Th day # J ne, A. y. ls,l
LUTiItR LOOMS, "Reminiscences.
ALVAN FOOTE. N'"''7sone'S'
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fIAXS' IMMINENT.

A most excellent article for curing old young
"A persons of Pains and Rheumatism in the back OF
side healing up sores, curing throats, swellngs
etc, and for the cure of the PILES 1t has not its
equal cldom or never failing to cure when applied Co
piously and according TO directions sold at the Varie
ty store by the dozen or single bottle.
PANGBORN & BRIN SMAID.
July H. l94l. NC
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/ n order 10 close the concern of Herrick Christie
L phcr & Co., we offer the three remaining Pianos
AT two hundred Dollars each, for Cash, or approved
notes, in IL months with interest For the quality
and durability Of these instruments reference IS mad,
to many of the Citizen, of this Village who have had
Pianos of the above manufacture in use for years
Reference also 10 Professor Molt of the Musical
department of the Female Seminary.
Burlington, I'd. July, 1911, LYMAN & COLE.
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MERE NEW GOODS!

Mechanics OOis.
rAST STEEL saws l6 and IS inches,
" Real London >rrins eel o. ii upcr.or article,
l2 and II inch Iron ack saws, Key Hole do.
Farmer Chlsel>, Fine soc. e. do.
Double and single Plane irons,
Braces and Bits, Boxwood Rules,
Try squares, Spur Augur Bits, all size,
ConcaVe and common AugurS,
Iron and >tcr q lares, "ompns>e.,
Fine Glue, sand Paper, Rel Chats, etc.
for sale al the loves, prices hr
II. NJ. GlDDINGS & co.
July |, 1911. nj
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WONDERFUL EFFECT or TAXATION


On Thursday morning 18th June ~, when prepar-
ing to leave in the evening Boat for N. York for the
Sd time this season, was served with notice OF be-
ing assessd in the sum of 5000, for my Faculty as
Merchant for the ensuing year, for selling goods cheap
to the People; the shock electric that II fash
cd through the Imagination, luminlng the only ave-
nue whereby an escape could be alected but fortu-
natey as II terminated, the amount was again reduced
TO the low Tax sum, of $500, which still being three
times higher than that of any other individual IS rated
IN the state made 1t necessary to proceed with the
utmost velocity, in the revealed conirmcdy system
attic course of the Up aud Doing Quick aud Cheap for
Cash and No Imprisonment for Debt way without
any varying deviation other than an increased speed
straight ahead ms the theoretical course of over 10
years study and experiment in buying aud selling
goods cheap will beyond all question: result correctly
IN being put into full operation in the known and skill
FIJI manner in which it will now be done and as may
be seen and proftcd by, by all the lovers admirers
and wlshers of Fashionable necessary good goods of
which there is now the greatest known variety in oil
the departments of merchandise, with the system of
byyng as Cheap, Cheap, Cheap as Howard, put fully
into practice by this same Howard himself, the true
originator of the system, who for reason of increased
employment deems it not necessary 10 saw much
about the way of doing well by customers as he has
| the largest figures patent ever gwen in the Green
Mounta n State under official authority of his quail
icaons and faculty for selling the mos, and of course
implied cheap according TO quality, al Of which, with
the Goods, is most respectfully submitted to the Peo-
| pie by their Authorized agent Just arrived from New
York. S. EARL HOWARD
Burlington, July | ls4l.
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PARIS GOODS.

BEAUTIFUL RETICULES, Fans Brushes Pipes
ID Head Ornaments, and very many other Goods
opening at the Variety Store. -
n52 PANGBORN e. BR1NSMAID
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Medicinal Wines.

SUPERIOR PERT Madeira and Musca, Wines-.e-
~ ected tor medicinal purpo,es, constantly tor sale,
Also, Fine sicily Wine Just received by n2
!unic Is, H. NJ. GIpplsos u %.
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LIME ga and A Brown Linen for Coats Heavy
l. Brown and White Linen Drilling, do Fancy
White Linen Drilling Al Russia Shooting and ~
Russian Burap, very cheapby.
H. NJ. GIDDINGS eco.
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SALINE POWDERS |!

T EMONADE Soda aud Ginger Beer Powdcrs-ex-
IL ce.lcn rcrlecranl> Tor this weather.
Seili;z ID Rochelle d.. (rhe qualify Of who.
may { relied upon. For sale al
III TIiEO. A. PECK e. Co.'S Apoihecare>.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-16

A Meeting of the BURLINGTON ACADEMY
OF Music, society recently formed in this
town, for the promotion OF the Science Of
Music, will be held at J. Towards Hotel
this evening, at half past seven o'clock. The
subscribers and all others friendly to the oh
iect of the association, are requested to at.
tend
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Dry Goods very cheap.

SUPERIOR black, blue black, gro ds swiss Silks
~ do. do. Italian Real do.
Bonnet and Florence silks, White and lack Grape.
Mourning Lawns and Prints,
superior French Bonn aZlne,
Black Flet Veil Lace do.
FIIlet aud Gauzc Scars, Fancy Handderchets,
Victoria Skirts, Pc Me Gloves, etc.
ty ii. NJ. GlDDlNGS q Ca.
July I, 1871. ID
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TO RENT.

INA TNHE new Drlck building next West
MHA L of the Pearl Street House, being the
ISH best location for business III all Pearl
Street. 1t is well calculated for store
and dw, Hing house, together with two rooms
little below the street, well lighted and suited for any
kind of business where one or two rooms only are
needed; with wood shed, stable, carriage house, loft
and every convenience necessary. The building is 80
ARRANGED tina, the parts can be rented separately
Immediate poss ssess on gwen. security will be
pected for the rent in all cases. Inquire Of
n3w3 &. BENN9.
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N L w BIO OK S .

VIIorccstcr's History, Bridges Algebra,
w Watts and selec, Ii ymns, three sizes,
First, second and third Class Readers,
Mount Vernon do. Oney's Geography q Atlas
Abcrcrombe's Intellectual powers, etc
just recelvedby Z. GOODRICH.
Inlv 9Th. nc
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MEDICINAL WATERS !

MEDICINAL WATERS!
|NNIiE subscriber. have made arrangement for the
l. constant supply Of Congress, lodyne and Wash
nyton Spring Waters, Saratoga, \. Y.
Also.
Caledonia Wafer, from the Caledonia Spring, Can
ada For sale by box, doxetl or single loNt' ty
July I. 1871. 1HEO. 4. PECK u Go.
Hrgsi,t,-t the sign Of the Mortar, Cotri-Hons
Square. IA
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PAPER HANGINGS.

PAPER HANGINGS.
The Subscriber has on hand and will often be
receiving Paper Hanglngs, direct from the manufac-
trers which will he sold merchants and dealers al
city prices, adding freight Any person wishing par
tcuar patterns can be supplied by giving short no
uce Z. GOODKlCH.
July 8, le4l. nc
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OnPIECES Muslin de Lime
~ Superior Blk BombaInc
10 Printed Lawns
8 Pongee
Jus, reed and for sale cheap by S, l.. HERRICK.
July 10, lSIl.
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BUTTONS.

A NEW assortment of Elliotts Patent Satin, Vel
IA vet, Twist Diess, and Oycrcoat Buttons A
lew sets choice gilt ior dress coats Just received and
lor sale by &. BENIN a. son.
June "a, n3w3
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WORSTED NEEDLES

DLACK silk Bags, Rodgers and Eliior- best Raj
ID ors, Bankers Shears Black Straps silk Sashes
Miniature cases, and other Goods Received At
PANGBoRN " BRINSMAID.
July 81
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A Memoir Of the REV. TIIEOBALD MATHEW,
"A wlih an account Of the Rise and Progress OF
Temperance in Ireland For sale al the book store
July 49, nc ID. A. BRAMAN.
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MATNE.-Fdward Kent is again the Wing
and John Fairfield the Opposition candi-
date for Governor of Maine, having been
rival candidates with alternate success for
four years past. Kent was most unexpec-
tcdly elected over Parks in 1887, Fairfield
over Kent in 1888 and %, and Kent over
Fairfield in 1910. Now each is again Sc
lected with en,ire unanimty as rival candi-
dates for the contest Of 1911. Personally,
each is a worthy and uprght citizen.
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STRAY COW,

CTRAYED from the subscriber on the OH inst. a
~ dark brown COW, with some red upon each side
and white stripe across the lorehcadand also across
The nose, and Is about years Old Whoever will re-
turn sad COW, give information by letter tbs sub
her, shall be Handsomely rewarded.
NC TIMOTHY MAYNARD.
Milton FALL, July II, IsiI
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ID roadcioths, Cassimeres, and sattinetts.-
- T.. NJ. WRIGHT u CO., have Just openel very
Fine Wool Dyed b ack, Blue Back, Inv Idle Green
and fancy cooreJ Broa1clohs, good assortment u
priced do Also, Very Fine Wool Dyed CASH
mere, a., orlcl colUr,, do. do. aud c0mmon saii-
nelis very cheap.
Burlington, Juy l6 lSil. H6
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NASH PAID FOR WOOL. at the Burlington Mill
~ Company Factory. $. BARLOW. Agens,
June2d l54l
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STRAY HORSE.

Left the enclosure of the Subscriber on the lath
June Lisht bay Horse, with Large white s,rip IN
the FACE, short switch ta-seven years old
whoever will return said Horse, or give any niorma
ton shall be literally rewarded,
Hnesburgh, July 1911, ANDREW BURRlTT
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COMBE on the Constitution Of Man, Just recci-
" we'd " ID. A. BRAMAN.
Jly Is. ne
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nOUBI.E and Single Brm'd Cord and Wh.teLes
- horn Huts Willow and Palm If DO. Cloth Cups
Just Reed by L NJ. WRroHr&co.

Just Reed ny L. NJ. WRIoHT&co.
NEW GOODS.
TNHE subscribers have Just received from n, York,
aldrge assortment Of
FAM GOODS.
among which may he found
Heavy black and llue black POI de Sol sllkA
" Gro dc Swiss Z"
PekU striped "
+" Gro de Afrlgcn f"
Light coored do
do Pekin striped
-" Plaid POI dc Sol, Ia new artlcle)
Bonnet silks bonnet Lawns, blk Italian crava,s
plain and ig'd and French lonLazlneI,
plain and figured, all wool Monslne deLaInes,
hall mourning, and Chnco "
Lace Wells. ga in "vcry Gns
Blk nett shaw aud scars, nett Mitts and Gloves
lomLazlne and stocks, superior Kid
Worked camLrc u Muslin lnsertng> & Edgingss
Thread Edyiugs, bonnet cap Rib'Ins, new siyie.s
Zephyr Worstd, PLAIN and ril'd sllh Hose,
Worsed Working Palen, and Canvas, etc.
July Is, 1871. NC i. NJ. WRIGHT d co.
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;CJn n. BAH person, indebted TO Ransom Stow,
or the subscriber, on book Otherwise rel,lcs-
ted ~ settle the same.
{. B. MARTIN.
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BASS VOLS.

nr. Amos G. Huil's Ciero Abdominal Suppor-
L. icrs.-A supply OF the above celebrated lnstru.
ments, (Which have never allied OF performing cure)
>t received Tor and will te kept constantly On
hand ~ r. MOODY, Druggist.
June 2lst, ISL n3
Scidlitz Soda and Gis-er Beer Powders OF the first
~ quality Also Tge>. Lemon syrup laylor'- cele.
braed Sar>apara Msad, pleasant nle,i-la- Lever.
age tor suInnlel-Ur sale b.
r. MOODY Drurgi..
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GOLD WATCIIEs--JULY sth.
LOST.

A Red Morocco Memorandum Book with Mctslic
Pencil Of little value, except to the owner containing
Papers &c. Compensation will be paid for irs return
Burlington, July 3, ISL. HORACE WHEELER.
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4 GREAT Variety ofRich Silks Jus, received and
n for Sale very chap at the Burlington Cash Store
by. s. L. HERRlCK-
July Is lS4l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-06
Leaving outstanding of that issu,
s4.Goa.ee1 %
KANAwtIA cotfNTv

At large meeting Of the Wing Voters Of the
county Of Kanawha, convened at the Court House
thereof, on the 25th OF December 1910, to take
some measures in relation 70 tho nomination Of q
suitable Wing candidate at the ensuing Congress
sional election in this District.
Or motion Of DR.. Spicer Patrick, A. w. QURR-
RlER, ESQ. was called N the Chair, and G r. DoD.
DRIDGE appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained
by James NJ. Lady, Esq, the following resolu.
tons, offered by Benz II Smith, Esq. were unani-
mousy adoptedi
RfsoiUsd, Isl, That Geo w Summers Of Kana.
wha he presented to the people OF this district as
~ person TO represent them in Congress- and that
Messrs. J Mcfarland, BENZ II Smith and DIR. Is
Patrick be committee 70 confer with Mr. Summers,
and announce the result to the people.
Rss0lvsd, 2nd, That whilst We thus propose MI
Summers as the candidate Of the Wings wo are
ready and willing 10 acquiesco in the nomination ol
any other gentleman who may be presented to the
district by any general convention Of the counties
composing IL.
RsSoipsd, That, in the event Of there being snv
such general convention, Col. Joel RufToes. q Z
Doddridge, Spicer Patrick, Jas VI Laidly, III ID Nc.
Fatland and Dr. L Z Watkins are hereby appoint.
ed Delegates thereto from this county.
ResolDtd, That we respectfully recommend the
2Oth Of january next % n proper time. and the
house OF William Zol in the county OF Fayette. a,
suitable place, for the meeting Of any such con.
ventiOn,
Rssoipsd That the proceedings Of this nee,ins
be published IN the Kanawha Patriot. J,6sysoe
niar, and Richmond whig
A. w oUERRIER, Chm.
c. e. DopDpIpeE, Seo'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-06
seaiiriax an,rr "A. -.

hwouid seem from the following pa..a,e =, A..
,euer OF Washington correspondent, to the n. "
Evening Post, that the LOcos are sbou. to m,k. :.
grand rush upon the whigs-lh,t. they .lr.sdv
snesr at their late Lords and set up to he wby, Of
long standing. We feared this from the bceinn;n,.
Inc only means Of correcting or obviaiips il. \. 10
require OF these gentlemen record proof Of their con
version anterior to the election in November,
"At this moment whilst my pen is traciny mi, ro,.
there are within the distance of some twen,v yn,S.
oil me, squad of Office mediterranean ,rba -.
democrats IN August-who are holding forth go
abusing the present Administration. - $50
"A year ago and less, when Mr. Van Bur.n ..
IN The fuihess OF the "pridc Of power.p when \,
was supposed that his election was not in dance,
.hese same miserable and detestable sycophsn,s
were on the alert to do him homage
=, ne more aud less came In with cap and tns.,
Isnm IN porouehs, cities, villages
nuvnu.u him ON bridges, stood In lanes.
isiu gus before hui-proIcred him m cir a.,h..
"Ne MN their kiss, as pages followed him:S
put now the sceptre is departing from his hands
ior the moment only, trust-and the yerv self
reptiles are employing themselves to bIacken hs S.;s
lame, and thus ingratiate themselves with The ~,
Executive. IL Gen. Harrison wishes such s',,fr -.
him take them TO his BOSOM" eA' 'e'