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STATE OF VERMONT
ADDISON COUNTY, SIS.

PWYO the Supreme Court, next to be holden
81 ut MIddlebury, within and for the coun.
" Of Ad1isonon The fourth Tuesday of Janua
~. 4 D. l942.
The petition of Abigail s. Kimball. of Wev-
bridge, in said county of Addison. respectfully
represents 10 the Hon. Court. that she was law
fully married 10 Norman Kimball of Weybridge
aforesaid, on the Sd day of Nav A. ID. 1929,
and continued to live with said Kimball in the
fplGIiment of all the duties required of her by
the marriage covenant until the 9Th day of
Noyrnlber, A. d. 1885. when the said Kimball
deserted voIr petitioner. without any Just cause
AID without the fault of your petitioner and has
ever since tina; inc refused 10 1--we with her ::
Whrr:fnrc Your prl;iiaper prays this honorable
Court 10 q ssnlvc the bands of matrimonv be-
twcrn your peiiioaer aud the said Kimba!l. and
grant her hill of divorce and YOUR petitioner
will ever pray. ABIGAIL S. KlMBALL.
E. D. BARBER, Attorney.
Whereas it las been made 10 appear 10 me
that the above named Norman Kimball. the
peilionee in the aforesaid petition. resides with
oul the state of Vermont; II is therefore ordered
mat the said Norman Ktmbal be notified ofihe
tendency of said petition by publication of the
substance Of the same in the Middebury Peo-
pies Press newspaper printed at Middlebury
in said county of Addison, together with this
order, three weeks successfully, the last of
which Publications shall be al least thirty days
before The session of said court. which shall be
deemed sufficient notice 20 said Norman KIM
bail Of the tendency Of said petition. that he
may appear and answer TO the same.
Given under my hand at Burlington in the
county Of Chitenden. this 22d day of Septem-
ber, 4. y. lS41. NJ. l.. BENNETT,
% CIV Judge Of the Supreme Court.
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Liver Complaints,
DR.. Inns
TEMPERANCE LLFE-BITTERS
AND
CHINESE BLOOD-PILLS.
CHINESE BLOOD-PiLLS.
The greriest Secret discovered !

Ihe gFeIteSt Secret dLScOUeTed
Purse-purgs-purge-ha been the cry for the
last few years. This has been efsctuay tried, and
yet sufferers hive multi pied-and died aud why ?
much had been done-without the tonic TO follow,
and sustain the system. Purge, you must Tho
slckly humors of the blood must be carried off-or
the accumulation of them prevented. Prevent then
the growth OF such humors
Why do the Chinese live TO such immense ages
and still retain the powers of youth middle age
Because they purify the blood. The CHINESE
Blood Pills-so called because they work upon and
cleanse the Boo1-are the standard remedy. These
pills will do /; and the Temperance Bitters, taken
directed, will strengthen the system and prevent
the accumulation OF base humors which infest the
blood, and which only increases by purges, unless
The bttrs are taken after. Buy, then, these pills
and bitters Take weekly the pills, and daily the
bitiers and you have been inyalids for days
weeks, mon hs, years, you viii find the sicky
humor drawn off, and prevented from a return, and
The sallow JiiOw hue of sickness change rapidly 10
the full blooming gio,o OF health and y0uthtui buoy
ancy:
There arecases numerous of these brilliant eff
fects, that tine and space forbid attempt to put
them down. Buy AMI use these medicines, and use
other, AMI health and strength shall be yours See
wrapper and directions that come with them.
FRAUDULENT COUNTERFEITS
VIII be attempted Buy no remedy of the kind I'M
less it have my name-O. C. LIN, NJ. Don he
wrapper, and also the notice as follows:
Entered according to Act Of Congress, A, D.
1911, by Tlos. Connel, in the Clerks Office of the
District Cotrt of the United States for the Southern
District of New York.
Warranted the only genuine.
Mes:rs. CoMsTocK & Co., New York, are the
lO:,v
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OF VERMONT, ]


q y Probate Court, held at Niddle5uIy. in and
: .sr tn: Di,;ricr OF Addison, oa the 50ih day
a. ,rerbrf. 1871,
Tsaai.laa Gibson, administrator Of the estate OF
IABEZ SPENCER,
20 q, Salisbury il said District. deceased, ire
ca.s il adm -nisiIaiior account: and moves in'i'
p. sane may Be examined and allowed; ana II
e, upon ordered tiaI the same be exa'iiin-
-f ~. allowance, By said Couri, at SC SION !.
,..r.or to he iel! at the Office Q! The Judge 81
--5 Caiurt, in h;idIHbury, in and for the pis'rci
. i iti.on, on the 18Th day Of Move btr rf1',
g.. ne O'Clock 10 the afternoon, and that notice
ir.cor be gwen. TO ail prisons inttTel ed that
-a. may IN. = ard here appear and make their
f.: lions TO The allowance Of said accndnl, by
raI fishing certified copy of his order in the
= Il Jrry Pearle's TvesS, a newspaper printed
,ij Midicu three weeks successlveiy.pfe
-us TO the lime cf s;,id Court.
s SWIFT, Judge
A true copy Of record.
S. SWTF I. Judge. % 3w
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BANK OF vERGENNEs NOTICE.

A GREEABLY TO an act Of the Legisla' ure, passed
October 1910, by which every Bank whose char
ter shall be extended is required TO call in the whole
amount Ct its capital stock within one year from its
renewal, the stockholders OF the Bank Of Vergennes
arc hereby notified that ten dollars each share Of
the capital stock is required to be paid in by the 18th
day of December next.
BY order of the President and Directors,
go ISAIAH SCOTT, CASHIER
VergsnAes, September 8, 1s4I. 1osw
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The most highly approved Medicine
now in general use for Coughs
Colds, and all Diseases
of the Lungs.

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALS(Y J,
believed TO be descrvedly the most popuLr Met
icne ever known in America. for coughs COLDS asth-
ma or phihisic, Consumption whocping cough aud
pulmonary affections OF every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary B4lsam has been YeIy
extensively used for about fifteen years; and its retu-
talion has been constantly increasing So universally
popular has this ariitle become that il NAV nuw be
considered standard article in a large part of The
United States and British Provinces. Many families
keep it constantly by them, considering it tie most
safe well certain emcdy for the above complaints
The ploPretOrs have received are receiving Iumer-
Recommendations fIom many q: best physicians
who make use OF II in their pract ce. The names Of
a few individuals WHO have ivcn their testimony in
favor OF this article are here suhoned, AMI for
full account sec the envelope to the Lote.
Doct. Amors Hunting, Doct. Samuel Morrill,
g Truman Abel, d: - Timothy Baylies,
" JtIe. Ellsworth, - Albert Guild
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4 fine assortment of silver Table and Tea spoons !;
CT. B-ads: silver Thml.ies; silver SrecIacies: Cog
glas; e0lO AND SILVER PENCILS; walel>; Purses;
Gold CaaIns; Seals and Keys; fine assortment OF
,inger-rings; Tweezers; ComLs; beautiful Razors,
IN tnires and Scissors; Ear rings; Brea-t-pIns;
So ,f-ooxes Pocket P:stois-arge and snail; Tea
a5 iousc Bells Spy-siasses ; BRASS BJeleS, Pa
f.f I'd Common Flutes Mu>c-hoxes Violin and
j, Jio Strings; Flies; Clanonetis Flagoetts !;
l4a ..g-fcrlis; LOOKING GLASSES; Thermometers !;
.... 5er viii various other articles usually Kept IN
= GER, :: OF. comprising better assortment Than
oyer Or III his place eiore; Together with
Jazz assortment Of
Brass, Alarm, ard Wooden Clocks,
" 'ch h. can and Wi; sell as CHEAP as any one.
srT, Clnc.s and Watches FAITHFULLY RE-
PAIRED at he shortest notice, and no pains spared
10 satisfaction.
Nli''t.hcry, Oc;. IL, Ioil. 23f
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Hats.

MA THE subscriber again reminds his
friends and the public that he has on
hand at The old stand. doors north
Of tho iail good and fashionable assortment
of Hats, which he will sell as low, if not ittie
Io,osr, than can BE bought at any other estab'
isbment.
LAMBS Wool will be received in payment
for hats, at liberal price.
n, R.-Those-whose accounts have be-
come due. arc requested 10 call and settle the
same withou: delay, as these sums are very
much wan,eJ,,o meet the hardness ofthe times.
JOHN JACKSON.
Middebury, August 10, 1910. ID
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A CARD.
10 DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.

consequence Of the extremely unsettled
state of the currency for few years pas, rem
dsring the sales on credit SO very hazardous
aud the manifest wong and injustice of charg-
Ing the good man so high profit rs the neces-
sty Of the case compel, every ons IL do in Or
der 10 meet The losses By the bad, we adopted
the p!an of buying ana selling exclusively for
cash. AND now having fully tested the fact
that those who buy their goods on credit. or of
credit houses. or of cash and credit houses can.
not al all compete with our customers in the
sale f their goods. we shall therefore, continue
the same sys:cm.
BY paving cash for our gooGs, we are ena-
5led 10 obtain most Of them from Alunuiaciurers
and from first hands. thereby saving lat easi)
all the charges OF tho commission merchant.
such as cummissies, grarantee, Interest, labor
&C., which often amounts TO retail profit.
which enables us 10 sell by the piece, as low as
they are usually bought by the package, (inler.
est off,
We Il eref,re specially invite all those in the
trade who are no. willing 10 pay the losses by
others, al can make snch pay for their goods,
to call and examine ours, before purchasing
ELSEWHERE.
We keen constantly on hand general as.
sorimeut Of American. English and French.
WoolIen. Linen. Cotton and Silk. Fancy and
staple Dry Goods. by lle piece Or package.
LESTER HOLMES & Co.
167 Pearl ST.
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1TICE TO JOINERS.

Pronosals viii! be received until about the
21h Of TIC present Month for furnishing Blinds
i4r3he W., lows to the Congregational Meet
l.-4ouse in this Village, 10 be completed oy
TAG 6rs.of nr:l next. .ov
70. the prudential Con-.
51iddcbary Oct. 9Th lsii.
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CLOTH DRESSIN

Z l. q 7 IT ID Il u . > N U.
WNHE subscriber takes this method 10 in
III form the public generally, that he has
commenced the above bushes at the old estab
lishrnent heretofore occupied by Q. c. Rich,
and others, Shoreham, where he is solicitous 10
obtain business in his line, and will execute all
orders intruscd TO his care with neatness and
despatch. Ills practical experience is such
that he feels safe in assuring the public that he
will give the bet satisfaction TO all who may
enlrust business to his care.
I7tf ALPHONSO KILBORN.
Shorcham. (Rich's MiHs,) Aug. p, ISL.
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NcwYork. Aug. 10. Ia4l. II l
nHAR'a'EIpEghb.

TEHHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed
4 Agent for the HARTFORD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, for Middle
bury and vicinity, and will receive propo,
sails for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established
reputation Of this company, and the
promptness with which all their transac.
lions have been characterised render it
unnecessary to say anything in its favor.
All business connected with the Office in
trusted to him will be faithfully and pune
,ually transacted.
JONATHAN HAGAR. Agent.
Middlcbury, Feb. %, 1874. 42;lv
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FRESH GOODS.

HOHN VALLETT, lat the cheap cash
Sss storc,) is how receiving from New York
4 general assortment Of seasonable
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BOnnetS.

NLORENCE BRAID, Straw and Pavel
IL Leaf Bonnets and Hoods, just received
and for sale. u. BECKWITH.
May 81. lS4l.
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Wool.

HSHE subscriber has comm nced the Dur.
IL chase Of wool for this season, and viii
pay cash, and as high prices as his EMPLOYERS
will authorize. ASA CHAPMiN.
July Is. 1S41. 10
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LOOK OUT.

Some Swinjlers have counterfeited this article and
put il up with various devices. Do not be imposed
upon. One thing Only will protect you-it is the
name OF COMSTOCK & CO, that name must be
always on the wrapper, or you are cheated. Do not
ftrgetit Take this direction with YOU, ard test by
that. never buy it; fer it smpossble for any other
10 be true genuine.
Sold b. C0MSTOCK & CO..
II Maiden Lane. l0:Iy
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800 REV ARD.

n NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD has been offered for months, 10 any
one who will use a bottle Of Hays Linment for the
Piles without heing cuIei or thousands sold, in
no instance has it failed of a cure. Proof over
whening to be had where il is sold. II is also GER
tain cure in nearly every case.
Externally in the following complaints.
For the Piles, Tightness Of the chest
For all Dropsy, especially in children,
Tender Feet Foul Ulcers Of the legs,
Sore threat BY cancers or other fungus sores,
ulcers however obstinate
Group, long standing,
Whooping cough, Fresh Wounds.
ScaId Head Chiblains &c. &.
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Stone Lime.

Stone Lime.
TEVHE subscriber has on hand and will keep
IL constantly for sale, at the marble quarry, a
but mile and half east of this village, near
MILAN StowelPs. on the road 10 Dea. Boyce's, a
first rate article Of Stone Lime, which will be sold
on reasonable terms. NATHAN MYRICK.
Middlebury, June 80, lS41 Su.
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OF LETTERS,
q in the Post Office at Mid.
l., Sept. Both 1871.
Haven, Mr..
Ilickok, Jerusha
Hurlbut. Sam'l-2
p. w. Hubbard. Sophia
Hooker. VIM. p.
Ives. lydia
Joweti, S. W.
Keough. Patrick
Klrby, Jno. S.
King. Chester c.
King, Franklin
Lumpkins. Peter
Lansonly. Looi, Veil
by Leicester, Timothy
LeClair. Paul
Leach, Hiram
Larned, Jas.
Martin, George-2
Miller. Calvin S.
4. Martin, Ctas.
Marshall, DIR.
Mcdonald. Adeline
. Monger, Riley
. Monger, Vim.
McDonnugh, Malaky
81 McFaden. Nail
Newton, Asahci
Ormsbce. Arc;iihald-3
Pierce, Theo lola
Parker. Jno. B.
e Pond, Mary
Pond, Dan. P.
:. Page, Geo.
Pr0ux, Mons. n.
Perkins, Siias
Prout. Jno C..
Prindle. Rev. CO
Pray, VIM. r.
Rand, Dan'l C.
Roberts, Louisa
Roberts. John
Rockwell, Mr..
RonGo, Francis
Sessions. D. l..
Scott, VIM. NJ.
Smith, David
Steward. Z. B.
ne Sperrv, David
Shaw, W. b.
Steward, B.
Tommisscl, Louis
Tenncy, Melissa NJ.
Whitcomb, Jemima
Whiimore. Alvin J.-3
Warner, E.
Walker. j. A.
Wheeler. John p.
Woodward. A bner
L. w. DRURY, P NJ.
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Certificates.
(Frcm DR.. Thomas Broxn)

(From Dr. Thomas BIo~n)
Messrs. Lowe Reed, Gent-The yegeiabIe!Pul-
monary Balsa, has been extensively used in the C.
ton of country where reside for several years past,
and has justly acquired high reputation in consump-
tive ,aiufs. So far my knowledge extends, il
has disappointed the reasonable expectation Of
those who have used it. THOMAS BRowN, u. D.
Concord n. II. May II, 1881.
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New Bedford, Mass. July 80, 1871.

H-CouNrERrEITs. Beware Of imposition. Each
genuine bottle is enclosed ~ Iyu fpN'N C CTiT
LER. None other can be genuine of later date than
December 1889. The signature OF SAMPSON REED
will he contnued for short time.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary
BsIsam has been the cause Of attempts 10 introduce
snuron. articles, which by partially inning the name
Of the yenune are calculated to mslead and deceive
the public Amosg these mixtures are CARERS
COMPOUND hns9a .reis puona, Ra pu
ie Syrup" Pulmonary Balsanr," and others.
Purchasers should enquire for the true article by its
whole name-THE VEGETABLE PULMoNARY
gALsAM, and that it has the marks and signatures
the genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pul.
monary Balsam."
For sale by REED, WING CUTLER, tlats
Lowe and Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medl-
cines Paints and Dyestufks, No. 81. Chatham street,
Boston, and by Druggists and country merchants gen.
orally in New England, and in the principal places
throughout the United States aud British Provinces
Price so. cents. Sold BY S. MOODY.
I5:ly Middlebury Vermont
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Messrs. Reel, Wing s Cutler-Genilemen-
feel 1t duty owe 10 the public, and especially 10
hundreds Of my fellow beings who suffering
under different diseases of Inc lungs, 10 give you
statement of the good effects have experienced from
The use Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam Having
fIom my youth up been troubled with different COM
plants Of the lungs, such splitting Of blood trouble
cough, frequent hoarseness, with severe fits of
coughing, and indeed all the symptoms ofconsumption
and from time to time have consulted several eminent
physicians, and have taken much medicine but | re-
ctived little no relief, and at last they told me there
was no help for me ; that my case was beyond the
reach Of their medicines. In the spring of 1927 was
advised by friend to try the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam. obtained two bottles. and on trial | was
surprised to find sudden and efecual relief whichit
gave me, and after using it about five weeks all nv
complaints were entirely removed, and was restored
10 good health. Since that time have kept it con
stany by me. IN case of the appearance of any Of the
above complaints.
have known large number Of cases where all 9th
er medicines have Jailed of afording any relief, tho
Basam was at length resorted 70, and speedily effect
ed cure. would therefore recommend 10 every
person that has any of the above complaints on tner
first appearance TO take The Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam, which they will find safe. convenient and pos
live cure. Respectfully yours, ,,
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. d EMAlNlNG
EA dlebury VI, S
Avery, Lovina
Abbey, II.
Arnold, Uriah F.
Brockwav, Dr.. "
Boyn,on. Ira
Butler. Chs B.
Bird. Joseph
Brusol, Theodore
Bady, William
Bason, John
Brown, Jas
Branch, Jos.
B'rge, Elijah
Boardman. Timothy
Barlow, Edmund
Burrows, Marv
Brown, Lydia I.
Brown. VIM. A.
Bellows, Daniel
Blanchard, Mary a.
Croker, Charles
Colman, Harrison
Case, Sarah A. c.
Cameron, Geo. N.
Drake, Luceiia L.
Dunning. TryPhcsa
Duren. Jos.
Donnelly, Peter
DeLord, Anthony
Drake, A>aph
Bowling, Calharine
Dwire. John
Emerson, Mary P.
Ellen. NJ.
Evelclh, Philip
EellS. Evcrard
English, Sam'l
Emery, Cynthia
Ellsworth, Jesse
Ford, VIM. A.-2
Fuller, Lucinda
Ford, Daniel-2
Fiagg. Madison
Foot, NcbIe-2
Fisher, Tryphcnia
Green, Philarder
Goddard, +. b.
Goodman, Caiharine
Howard. Mary
Hall Marlette A.
Hugh, Geo. W.
Happen. Hugh-2
Hickey, Francis
Holiday. Eliza
Hunt. Harry
Hamilton. Be,sev
Hawkins Jas NJ.
Ha@ley, r. .
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VERGENNES g. BUFFALO
LINE.
THE CANAL PACKET
J. SHERMAN,

=
nAPT. NJ. T. DAVIS, will commence her trips
" on the 9th of April. between this city and Buff
falo, Running NIGHT and DAY, as follows:
LEAVES vERGENNEs, LEAVES BUFFLo,
April 81 Man 7
May 25 June 4
June. % July 2
August 10 August 90
September 7 September II
October 2 October ~
October 26 .Norember 5
Through the sh Day.
This Packet has been tborou ghly Ieraed anil
now in first rate order for
Freight and Passengers.
Will leave Vergennes at 7 o'clock in the morning.
towed by the Steamer McDonough. Fre CHI mus
be on board the day previous Passengers, pariIcu-
laIly from Vermont, those moving visiting their
rIends, TO and ro will almost always find 60
ing into their Immediate nrighborhood, thereby max
ing The trip more agreeable. Every attention will be
Palo 70 Passengers, with, or without board, by
Careful CaFtain and crew, who will endeavor TO give
satisiacuon,-For further particulars, inquire ofthe
captain on board. or Of
R. CHAPMAN. Hergennes.
or JOY & WEBSTER. Buffalo.
March 25, 1884,. Ae.6m
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nAPT. VI. T. DAVIS, will commence her trips
" the 9th of April. between this city and Buff
falo, Running NIGHT and DAY, as follows:
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From the Bait. american.
NECESSITY OF A rARIFF.-TI

NECESSITY OF A rARIFF.-The
tendency of the public mind, if we may
Judge from til" indications of the press
in the various parts of the Union, is be-
coming every day more and more strong
~ set in favour of protective policy,
By that term we mean 10 designate po-
licy which shall look to the due encour-
agement of domestic industry, and also to
,eIr-proteclion against the commercial res
.ric,ons of foreign nations Home produc
ton, and reciprocity Of trade! These are
TO be the watch words of the great finer
lean partu which is now forming itself b.
il ,rt of spontaneous movement; quick
ened thereto by an impulse of necessity
an impulse springng from sense OF
common interests aud of common suffer
Ing, mingled with apotrio'ic feeling which
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THE LATE ELECTION.

"Let not our friends droop, however,
nor our adversaries eXult, upon the occa-
sion of results which, properly consider
ed. afford no ground for dependency on
the one side, or jubllalinn on the other
Under the influence of the same causes
could not but have happened, sooner or
later, what has come to pass; and is surely
much more auspiclons to the continued
success Of the principles which triumphed
at the Institutional Election, that 1t should
have happened thus early than that it
should have been postponed till the next
year, when more important elections are
to be held, upon which disgust and apa-
thy such has been lately evinced by the
wing party would have exerted influences
fatal to its future ascendency.
That influence has now spent its rorce
upon the Wing phalanx with no worse
effect than wavering in its ranks, which
indicates surprise, and some want of con-
dence, along with vexed spirit, rather
than any change Of mind or want of re-
solution. The reaction is to come. Tha.
it ariU come, we have entire confidence.
With means of information surpassed by
few; we are satisfied that the great mass of
the Wings, i'll all parts of the county, un-
shaken and unchanged by any thing that
has happened, will rally to the rescue,
and, when the signal is given for the cleo
tons of the next yea, bear themselves as
gallantly, and sustain their cause as glori-
ously, as when, just one year ago, they
proved to their opponents that the
strength was theirs, and that the will only
was wanting to insure them the victory.
National IntcHigencer.
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aJt now appears probable, that the
rumor respecting Mr.. Clay's resignation
is without foundation, letter having
been received from him, by gentleman
in Baltimore, in which he said nothing
about it, nor of his i'll health, which was
the alleged cause of bis intended resigna-
ton.
Since writing the above, we learn from
the N. Y. Tribune, that he has very re-
Gently written to friend with whom he
is on terms of confidential intercourse.
that he contemplates resigning, but is not
positive whether he would do so, under
any circumstances.