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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

M the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon ts
w Probate Court for the district OF Rutland, Goa
mssioners to receive examine and ad ust all claim, I'D
demands OF all persons, against the estate OF
JAMES CALDWELL,
late OF Mendon in said district deceased Represented No.
solvent, and also all claims and demands Exhibited ofv
thereto; and months from the 10Th day of April ls4 BENZ
allowed bys i'd court for that purpos. do therefor, here
by give notice that we will attend 10 the business Of ou
said appointment, al the house Of Lettuce Csldutn IA
endon on the first Tuesdays of June aud October
from 10 clock An until o'clock r. M. each Of 81.
days.
H 1qHS S pERKiSs. }Co"n'""
Mendon, April 90, 1S4l. l7-2l
STATE OF VERMONT IH it remembered 'h,'N'
Rutland within and for said district the 23d day
April, AID 1871.
Present VIM. Hail, Jndg,
certain instrument in writing, under seal, purporti
TO be the last will and testament Of Luther Shaw late
Rutland, in sad district, deceased being pres. n,d
said court, for probate and all vance, by Robert Perpoi
the sole executor therein named.
1t 10 ordered that said will be referred for probate
allowance TO the first Monday being the 9TH DAY Of Ju
next and that copy Of this order br published three
succeSivrly in the Rutland Herald prevhus 10 said N
day that all concerned may appear and object theiO
they see cause true copy Of record,
1870 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
Lead Aqueducts.

Lead ueducts.
NHE subscriber continues the manufacture Of Lead
OF superior quality Of all sizes from hnlf nch to na
and halt, at his shop in Rutland Mil Village also mti
ic composition pumps, an excellent article, kno,,
point OF neaness and utility TO be equal to any aM
All orders in his line Of business, will be promptly ,v
ed to- and pipe in any quantities furnished .hoi, naa
WV. w. WHITNEY
Rutland, May |. ls4l ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
Fflce, 81 u. GEMS y pof
Russells celebrated Salt Rheum Ont ment.

This n unquestonaby the best and safest remedy vet
offered the public for that obstinate disorder Salt Rheum
Where other have failed has succeeded and tie fact
has been extensively used by eminent practtonet
speaks voumes-n its praise 1t equally cfcscous in all
diseases of the skin scat head ring and the most in
yeerse Itch, &c &c. tSee Doct Wuord and others
thcaies around the Salt khcum Ointment Boxes.
Russell's Itch Ointment.
This choice and safe said TO be superior tod
for that and os hsomc the Itch
This Ontmcnt certain its operation that person
troubled with the above disorder ought to be without H. II 10
remey FOR erupioos, scrobuc affections Of the
head other breaking which arises from sharp hu
mours in tile blood. Price IS cents Dor.
fresh supply received and for sale by Daniels and
Re James Porter, Burt & Mason, Rutland. =. f. Leonard
alinpford, Sawyer, Tinmnuih Joel NJ B"yets DANNY
Strong, W Potter Pawet Grover, Wells; Sason.
est Rutland NJ q langdnn Co Casteinn, Bls Staniy
Maary Il Co. Joel Iicaman, Poul,neyjZ Kellogg Iamp
Ion,; Alonzo Allen, Fairhaven & Walker & Co. Benson
ID Meacham, Spa; II Meaham. Walingford. Also most
the principal stores in the United States. 80 1y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
Kinsington, n. Y, June IS, 1888.


- Argyle Nov, Scotia.
In the winter or 1887 md 1888 seIed with ,io.,
cough which continued two three months NV cough
severe that was obliged to up two or tbr.,
hours during The night and reduced in flesh and
trength. and my appetite One Of my neghbo had n,
bottle Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Ba.am which h. woud Al,
sell lie however loaned II Ill could pfncu,. HIM an
other experienced immediate eh.f from Il tn. hr,i on
Por.uniy procured and to tn. OF s.erb. Al,
preservation 81 my life. Nv IHNOx
Ileei - '''%'''N'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
Russel's Vegetable Bilious Pills, or family

For general use in cases Of Jaundec morbid .ensb,y Of
the and bowels loss OF appetite red breath oos,iNe
ness piles and all disease. arising hillary arrangements
also for correcting the Of the blood and cleansing the
stomsch ~ ou seized hu These pile mild
th,tc producing neither pains gripping and therefore
valuable and highly approved medicine and pronounced
such by the most distinguished dhysen' Each boz contain
ing SO pills
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
WTEEIA M n All

lNONTINUES carrying on the Saddle Hsrne,. a.,
~ making business In all tie ,aiiou. b,snch,, n
recent, purchased large stock of Eas,ern
mings Of the first quality lie has on hand read, m,g,
assortment OF woh, such ' silver plated, bras, pl,,t 81
japan, and pottcd mallesbc Double Iatne..e..
and gig Harnesses; Saddles, plated snG oommop ~
Msringsies, travelling and common Ttuns, y,l,,, W
most all Kind, Of work usually called for, ~h,rh .J -
liberal credit and reduced prices, a, low q,
ed in the state Of the same quality Most lind, ~ ~
received in payment Persons wishing puteha,. Ar,
TO call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Rotland, 25th Dec 1910 I.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

W. hs sasserleers, e-ing appointed by the hon Pro
bats CoaH iof N. district OF Rotlsad communion
~ receive sramihs, and ad as, all claims and esmand,
81 ell psrs0ns sgsinsi the ~s,sis Of
ABEL TITUS.
sss Of Clsrenaoa IN Sud ds Ct, d.c.,.ed rspr-..b.d
tes"i.sai, ahd also Ill claims and nds srhbt.d
sAss, thervtO, from the 3Oth d., az A.,
issi $s'ag .lo~sd BY sad fof that purpose 81.
40 hssf0rs hsfsey give notice that Will stlsn 10 tn.
so.ess OF cor sac sPPo'niment, al the iRa ~ C.i-b
h.i 20 Cl,fsnden, on the las, Mondays ofJuns and
oe,SesI ntri, froG o eioek - until G oeleel on
sssA Of ssid esys
ROBERT PlERPoIST)
JOIN MARSH Camni...,.
gro W CHAPLIN \
Ssssssss, hsy Q, LsA. LA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
NJ Il $ X e [ S.

Mus kets.
JAMES BARRETT Jr will r.cei,. in season for ira lin
tng this spring, one case OF muskes such as the
saes ot military use; those wishing purchase will
Do yell To look To H.
kstlssd, LAY 10, is4i 1921
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
HENRY HALL, Register

sTsTE oF ykssosT S,.s,,, '". Cut. :.
hse Of Roland ~thn and for said district on the 9Th
day Of MAY, A. letl.
Present WIN Hat, Judge.
James Conpel, administrator up the estate OF John
Cohns late Of said Ruand decreased ibiesise, pro-
posing render sccoont Of his sdministrutsn uron
ssd estate II ordered that SAID socount be referred tot
tI,m1stion and allowance TO the 6rp sonday. being the
9Th day Of Jon. nett and that copy OF this order be pob
sbed three weeks sUoesssvey previous thereto IN the
Rutland Herald Newspaper printed IN said Rutlsndhat
all concerned may sppesf and object 10 the II they
zee cause A true copy Of record
1874 HENRY HALL, Register.
STATE OF yEGMoST REn ,.%s"s sas. ,s,, =,
holden al Raand within and for said district the frat
Monday, being tho ID day Of May, u. iSl.
Present VIM Han, Judge.
Samuel Noble and Csrisss Ballard, sdmnstrAtors upon
the estate Of Jeffrey Ballard late Of 1intnouih in said
district deesased interstate proposing TO render account
Of ther administration upon said estate.
ordered that sad account be referred for e,amina
ton and allowance to the fret Monday, being the 9TH
day Of June n.I sod that copy ofihis ordcr be publish
ed three weeks suscessvely previous thersto in the
all concerned appear and object thereto if they
cause true copy Of record
1921 HENRY HALL, Register.
b.e o Of .:s s,s. that court
held at Rutland, within and for said district the first
Monday, beng the thirc day of May. A. ID. 1B4l.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Joseph Bull administrator upon the estate of Nancy
bu late OF Dandy in said district deceased niestae pro
posing 10 render account of his administration upon
said estate IL 10 ordered that said sccount he reerre for
e1smnsto, and loYsnee to The 6rst sopdsy being the
seventh day Of June and that copy Of h. be
published three weeks suec~rsyry previous thereto. IN
the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed m said Rutland
that all concerned may pp-ar and object 10 the If
they see cause A true copy OF record.
1871 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

STATE or VERMONT, I The Hon. the Probate Court
D,,fic, Of Rutland, {. for III. district OF Rutland
To all parsons concerned IN the estate OF Joseph Bull
late Of Dandy, in said district, deceased, intes,sie
GREETING.
Where. application has been made II SAID cour, by
Joseph Bull, one o the heirs Of said decreased for div
ION among the heirs thereof of much of the real estate
OF said deceased remains amor the Of the debts
OF said deceased consisting Of fourteen and II rods
situated in said Dandy and bounded follows: weet BY
high way leading from Rutland TOY south by lands
owned by Isaac Nichols and Joseph Bull east by lands
owned by Isaac Nichols and Daniel Nichols and north nv
lands owned in common by the heirs of Phebc Bull And
whereas said court hath appointed the first Monday being
thu seventh day of June neat for the appointment Of
committee OF division thereof therefore you notified
TO appear before said the time snrrsad Won see
cause Dated at Rutland this 9Th day OF May, A. b. Is4I
1871 HENRY HALL. Rso,.te,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

~ W u q O Il y.
TIVE sueserib~rs soei, the stteRton Of he public and
her hiends and customers particularly 10 their large
ssd srtsasvs ssscfnent Of goods consisting Of al
uost every vsrey They say with confidence they have
ssvef before offered large end well selected ,.,or
merit OF drshbe goods at prices extremely low Those
vsbinr 10 purchase invited to call and examine th.
sssormsnL They ms daily expecting Troy .uperhpe
Meet irge s'sorim-nt Of grincsones ron nails glass;
TAI BY the bbI. pain,,. oil, &c &c
HODGES * GILMORE
Rstlsnd. Nay Ie, ls&l 20-2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

Peru nance ent
a superior article for oementing China, Ga,
and Eorthen Ware.
THE article has been thoroughly tested and ,o.,
l. be the bestnrtice that has ever yet be, n os,r.4
public. II possesses superior qualities over any nov
by being composed Of ingredients that are not IN, III
impaired or injured by the action of water
II will be useless TO speak of the merits Of IN,
as il will speak for itself-no family should b, vii
bottle OF the cement. Price, % cts
Manufactured and sold by w G. Douse Wood,lo., Il
and. for sale by WHITE HENDERSON. AC
ly;oc ON
STATE OF VERMONT }IHE 1t remembered III, !
District of Rutland IS ~ a special prob.,, a.
held at Rutland within and for said district on III, 2a
Of April, A. ID. 1S41.
Present VIM. Hall, judi,
lthirl Barns. administrator upon the estate Of IN,
Barns, late Of Pitsford in said district deceased n
proposing to render account Of his admin M
said estate; ~
IL is ordered that the and ALLOW snc. nj NJ
account be referred TO the fret Monday being III, A
day Of June next and that copy OF th,s order he pnh
in the Rutland Herald, printed at said Rutland n-
weeks successfully previously thereto that oil eonc,n
may appear and object to the il they see cause
true copy Of Record
Ie-@ HENRY NALL, Reg,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

I'VE the subae nhers being appointed by the Hon the
w Prsbss Court for the district Of Rutland commits.
esa's In receive .Ismne and sdjust all claims and de-
uands OF all persons sgainst the estate of
ALEXANDER W REED,
late Of Rntnnd in said district deceased r.pte.e nted
,s."'en and also ell claims and demands exhibited IN
oss.i thereto and ,I months from the lNh DAY Of Nay
ias' srtng allowed by SAID court for that purpose We
de therefore hereby give notice that will attend IN
tss business OF our sad appointment at the house Of
the let, w Reed IN Rotaod On the frs, Saturday, of
Jsn', July, and Octob~' nett from 0 clock until o.
clock ?. n 90 sarh NJ sad dsys
SOLOMON FOOT,
DANIELS. yCommissoners
W GILMORE
Ru,l.si, May II, Io+i. e0-22
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25


TOno Mere Ce~-fsrfei. besdo fhs 'tms-,eo, A.
" Boisaa.' and otAers sbors alluded 10 IA a.,
been made TO deceive The public by spur,os, mrsF
Vegetable Pulmonary Baissm.' sometimes sisped So
s.d to t~ prepared BY a. unptnoiped man 10 R,,.
The T. aes written In way to resemble the r,,' ~
ture and 10 base sttemps To deceive the public ,,s
punishment that awsits actual forgery,
For salc b, REED. WING 4 Cutler. u,t,
Reet) wholesale dealers in Drugs Medicines. PAM,
s,oHs, No. 81 Chatham Street Rosion, snd hy Dru.'
country merchants generally IN New England, and 49,"
eipa pisces throughout the United States aud Bits,
oes. Price 80 cents ~
SD In Ruiland by DANIEL Y 4 BELL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL DISEAS.

~ es OF the Lungs The VEGETABLE PUI-
aorARy BALsAm believed to be deservdy the most pop.
lar medicine ever known America for coughs colds asthma
or phhisic consumpon whoopng cough and pulmonary az
fectons Of every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Bsam has been very extensively
used Tor about IL years; and its has
increasing So universally popular has become that
now be considered standard article large par
Of the u s. and British Provinces Many families keep il
constantly by them considering IT the
tain remedy for the above complaints The propetors are
cevng and have received from
OF best physicians, Tho make ~ their prace
The Of few individuals who have given ther
favor Of this article here subjoned and for mors
full account see envelope to the bottle.
Doct Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Morrill,
Truman Abel. Timothy Baylie,
Thomas Brown, " yete Ellsworth
William Perry, Albert GouId
EItracts OF letter from Mr. C. CLAY Kingston Ulster e.
Y. to the propetos.
Yours o the 9Th inst, duly received remark ahI.
effected by the Vegetable Pulmonary Bssam IN ~.
winter and spring Of 1885 The person Mr. oody had be.
SICK long time with the consumption. His physician had
gwen him lie redu ed low unable 10 n,
himself and was raising large quantity Of blood when he
commenced using the Basom, which effected complete chr.
and he 10 now hale and hearty he Mr. Mood,
has removed from tins town, but he prom ed me with
more detailed account Of his which will forward YOU
-, c. >. CLAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
y CIV G. O o a $.
New Goods.


DAslE So BELL h.,, received .i.rr. .-or,r.p,
- 81 LsghoSn, Fots"ce, sus~ snd Palm leaf Bonn,t.
Als" sre.' .susiy of.k, fof do ribbons. Frneh aov.
s", ae ke Ii-2 Rutlsnd May II. Is4i.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

old Books Rebound; PANrH
~ LIFTS, PE MoDioALs, NEws.
rArIRs, &c. &c, bound 10 order
on short notice and on reasonable
terms. in a superior manner.
BLANK BOOKS Of every des-
eruption ruled to pattern, and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
Agents for Rutland Count,

NV'IAhd, DahleIs Rel, Bn e. Mason; Cs,,Ir,on N r
"hne' mAndon jackson a keiehum Ptsrord q Ham
moeoi Mdd'eto-n D"ct Nsili Falrhsyen A AI.r; Chr
eeo". rat. ~ Hodges Pnlsord. Lewis Pre.on Pou,-
nsy =, BLISS Lefhng~elli C..einu Mills n A. 3 NJ Hod
ges "ahng'o'd, To~nsehd \ Leona,d M,dJI,bu,, 4,
W b'e~stsTi Pusfn'd y d. Town.henS and h, NJ.
ga. general, Throughout the New England st.ie.
AZ ooes Tor The above medicine sddr.s.ed 10 Cha, In,
IN, Newport n u. wiz receive Immed ate tsnt,o, L.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
lana
GE 1S'
Nav Le uscd in Wine or Water.
Nav be used in Wine or Water.

Ths celebrated btets eomposcd purely Of 'esetsoe
Of the specific virtues They are recon-
me ndca particnar restoring ~,skoonsutions cleansn
and the ch and increasing the appc'ne-
against the cholera mofbps lever and agee
removing nsu,e, vomiting heart burning weakness IN the
the stomach and other symptoms Of tatolenee
and indigestion One Dor will tlne'u~ one gallon free' 70
re,ts. hos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
/ Ike office.

| HAVE tn, Day given my con JOSIAH q Hutehins, his
tine 'r"m hsaorforih Ia conlrset and act for himself
ssd h.-shsr shall debts Of his coniraotn ny nor
shsll clam the benefit OF his l,bor n .~,voes
PEARL X HUTCHINS
Rsilssd, Nay u. lsu 2o-47
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

Consumption and Liver Complaint.
lR TAYLOR'S BALS.1.H OF LfVERBoRT has be N
- used successfully for eiget years the cure of
diseases " Remember the orginrl and genuine is made
osv 375 Bowsry n " all others spurious and un-
authorized.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

STATE OF ykRsoNT s.ri 'S, su st.;
hsis Of Roland -thn and fof said disirie, on the th
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-20
WING ORGANIZATION.

In 10 days paper we publish communication
from our correspondent ID on the subjec, Of
speedy and efficient organization OF tie Wing
Party throughout this state, similar to that which
is now going on in The opposition party,
The Wings Of Missouri, we believe, do not
dream OF being able to elect their own caudd
ates. But they can do this, they can throw
their weight in favor OF the least obnoxious
didates, and thus secure partial victory. Mea-
sures TO effect this can be best devised by con.
venton.-Hannibal Journal.
VIII the Editor of the ST. Louis Repul-
lican please inform us whether the Hanni-
bal Journal is Wing paper or not-as far
as it interferes with politics! He has ques-
toned our Whigery, because we suggested
that the wings "throw their weight in favor
of the least obnoxious opposition candi-
dates, and thus secure partial victory"
knowing that there was no possible chance
of success by openly meeting our oppo-
nents with regularly nominated Congress
sional ticket, and we suppose he will also
read the Journal out.
We suppose that in order to be good and
true Wings, we would only have to echo to
the Republican; warmly support every
thing that the prolific Imagination of the
editor could conjure up, without stopping
to inquire whether it was the better policy
or not; in short just take all that he says as
orthodox, and we may feel satisfied that
all will be right.
We most certainly wish to act harmonl-
ously with our brethren of the press, and
will readily unite with them in any plan that
may seem best calculated to promote the in
terests of our party, and the furtherance OF
our principles; but we do not like the idea
of having any man or set of men Prating
about our whigery, because we may hap
pen to think differently from them merely
on the means to be adopted to secure these
results.
We gave our views on the subject of or
ganization, in compliance with the reques
that the Wing papers in the State should dc
so. We then thought that it would be tn
best plan to adopt and still think so. II
however, after full discussion of the sub
ject, it is thought better by our friends t.
adopt another mode, we shall not question
their whigery.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-20
HISTRIONIC-THE PLAY.

The Howard Iistrionic Corps perform
ed that interesting old tragedy "PIzARRo,
OR THE DE,rH OF RsLLA," on Thursday
evening last. Notwithstanding the unfa-
vorab!e appearance of the weather during
the day, we were pleased to see so large
a number of the fair ones of our village
present. The play went off wel-very
well-the performers acquitted themselves
with credit, and to the satisfaction of their
audience.
They will perform the same piece agar
on Tuesday evening next, together with
the celebrated domestic drama of tho
golden FARksR-"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-20
THE ELECTIONS.

New YoRK.-The Locos are making
clean sweep of it--thcy have majority
in both the Senate and Assembly. The
elections of all the State officers, except
Governor and Lieut.. Governor is made on
joint ballot, and the Locos will see that
every wing is ousted. ls.I -.. au
Francis GRANGER is elected to Congress
from the District represented by Mr..
Greig, who resigned his seat.
But few returns have been received from
Mississippi--not enough to tell how the
State will go.
From Michigan the news is favorable to
the Locos.
The Legislature of New Jersey have at
length succeeded in electing their Governor
William Pennington was chosen by ma.
jority Of l4--he is true wing.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-20
oMMuNIcATlON.

MEssRs. EproRs:-ln the notice OF the ex.
animation Of the pupils attending the female de.
parlment OF Howard College. there is nothing
sad, by Tie gentlemen whose names are append
ed TO that article, respecting the department OF
music.
II | have been correctly informed, the teacher
Of the Musical Department (Mr. CRAMER) has
evinced, since his attachment to this institution.
much energy and tact in forwarding the pupils
committed to his charge. or this | am certain
that in my family he has exceeded my expecta.
tons in bringing forward the musical propensi.
ties Of my children, and cannot but think that
The omission TO notice the application Of Mr..
CRAMER, and his scholars, was undersigned and
insdvertent. PHlLHARMONICAN.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-20
A " PHIX."

The editor of the Paris Sentinel thus
apologies for spelling the name of his pa
per wrong. That the publisher of paper
should be found out of funds, is not at all
surprising, but it is strange that he could so
readily borroD the amount stated:
GAS our nei2hbor Of the Columbia Patriot
seems so much distressed about oar photography,
we will explain little. When we were last in
ST. Louis, laying in our winters stock, our funds
ran short. and instead Of buying a whole '(ount,
we had just money enough TO buy the half Of one,
The which, having but two SIS in it, caused us
TO substitute c, until we could return home, Dor.
row "a quarter and send down for another S.
This we have at length accomplished and are
able 10 appear once more rectus incuria. Those
Of our kind patrons who, like the editor of the
Patriot, have been curious 10 learn The reason
why we have been spelling "Senlinel" with d G.
now have the mystery explained toto cello, and if
they would prevent similar calamities hereafter,
let every son Of his mother come and pay u:
what he owes without delay"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-20
DOCTOR REDMAN.

In all the puffs and notices of men that
have been brought before the people
through the medium Of the loco presses of
the State, we do not recolcct of having
seen this distinguished individual directly
noticed as suitable one to represent 1.-THE
Democracy" in Congress. 1t cannot be
that they are going TO drop such an "od
wheel-horse in the cause as he is. We
verify believe if the Doctor is overlooked
he will quit the party--and we don't want
him to do that, for fear he will want to come
over to our side. 1t may possibly be, how
ever, that he has been induced to forego
the advancement of his claims at this time,
and consented to do the lying and dirty
county work for another season. 1t
would be a great loss to the Democracy of
the county, were he to be taken out of it
for we do not know another man in the
whole party who has the impotence to tell
as barefaced falsehood, and rant and
below as loud and long to make the peo-
pie believe he is telling the truth, as has the
Doctor. Indeed, he is such a valuable
member of the party--so ready to do any
thing for the cause--that we think they are
little troubled themselves to know where
to place him.