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NEW Fashions AND NEW GOODS.
NJ, FRA r.,

IT'S Just returned from
III NV York with the
LATE ST = A s H ION s
for Hats, Cps, Cloaks'
and Dresses.
Also, a splendid .,ssort-
ment ofVelvets, Silks, I'D
bons, Flowers. Lcces,
Edeings. Rouclles, Gloves,
Mitts, &c. &c.
Also, . good assortment
Of Mufs and Boas, all Of
which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms.
Is. 20w6
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John b. Calkin's Estate.

John h. Calkin's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, VTVHE Pre- hale Cour,
District Of Chi,enden, ss i for the District of
Chienden To all persons concerned in he estate a
JOHN h. CALkIN'S late Of Hinesburgh, in said
District, deceased, nte.tate, GRrErNo.
WHEREAS, Jer,.ha Calkin's, and Neah Edwards,
administrators Of the Of said decea. ed
10 render an account fiher administration and Ere
sent their account against said estate for examination
and allowance at session OF the Court Of Probate 10
he holden at the Office of the Register or said Couri
in Burlington, on the second Wednesday OF NoveuI-
Ter A. ID. ls43
THERrroRE, You are hereby notified to appear be
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
shew cause if any you have, why The account afore.
| said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 18th d,v
| Of October, A. D., lSa3.
20w3 CHARLES RUSSELL L,do.
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EROlssART'S CHRONICLES, No. VII. receiv.
J. cd by v. HARRINGTON.
This IL one Of the most rare and interesting works
that has been Issued from the press in this country,
and contains more than one hundreI and tesnty q,
rrarings
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$. n. PAR MALEE.
Alto ENBT All LAW
No. 2 Counseliors Hall.
(Peck's Budng) Is
WHEAT,
Henry Townsends' Estate.

Henry TOwnsends' Estate.
STA TIE OF VERMONT THE Hon. the
Distic, Of Chiicnden, s.. ; L Probate conr,
Tor The District Of Chlt,enden 10 the creditors and
other persons concerned N the estate OF HENRY
TOWNSEND late Of Troy State Of New York, in said
district, deceased.
WHEREAS, George q. Shaw administrator, with
the will annexed Of the Estate oi said deceased, hath
made application TO this Cour, 10 extend the time
limited for making payment Of the debts Of sam de-
ceased, twelve months from the 26,h day of June,
ls43, and the Bib day Of November, ls43, leng as
signed for hearing in the premises, at the Office Of
the Register Of this Court, and having been ordered
that notice thereofbe given, Ivy publishing this de-
cree three weeks succe svely the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper prlnielat Burlington, before the
time xed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear before
said Court, al the time and place aforesaid then and
there to make objection if any YOU have, 10 The said
time OF payment eine further extended afor,sai id
Gwen under my hand al Burlington this Alb day o.
O,toier, A. D. lS43.
10 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, TINE Hon. the Pro-
District Of Chn,endrn. l bate Cont within
and for the Disirc, Of Ch,,enden, To the creditors
and Others concerned IN the estate of OLIVER Bills
la,e Of Essex in said District, deceased.
Whereas the Administrators Of said deceased, hath
made application 10 this Court, 10 extend the time
ceased, twelve months from the 81 lay of November
2S43, and the second Wednesday of November next,
being assigned for hearing in the premises, al the
Office OF the Register ofhs Court, and having been
decree three weeks successfully in The Burlington
Free ress news paper printed al Burlington, be.
fore the time fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you hereby notified, TO appear before
said Conr, at the time and place aforesaid, then and
there, TO make objection II any you have TO the said
time ofpayment being further extended as aforesaid
Given under my hand at Burlington this 18th dav Of
October A. d. ls43. 2Ow3+
CHARLES RUSSELL. E,l1
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DEMOCRATIC WING STATE CON
VENTlON.

Pursuant to call from the State Central
Committee, a Convention of the Wings Of
Yer mont assembled at the Methodist Chapel
in Montpelier, on Thursday evening the 18th
Oct. lS43, and organized by the appoint
@ent Of
HON. CHARLES PAINE, President.
Non. Leonard Sergeant, LIST Con. dis,
Hen Hon. Reuben Reuben w SI,t % DO, Vice
Hen. SamuelC Crafts. 4th do,
D. VIC. Clark, of Brandon, )secreta.
E. p. Walton jr., of Montpelier, RIGS.
On motion Of Mr.. G. A. Allen, a commit
tse Of three from each Congressional district,
to be appointed BY the Chair, was raised to
nominate State Central Committee for the
ensuing year; whereupon the chair appoint-
Cd the committee as follows:
First District Messrs. Thompson, Nor
gan and Daniels.
Second District-Messrs. Field, Porter,
Winslow.
Third District-Messrs. Warner, Whit
tsmore, Mott.
Fourth Distriet-Messrs. Camp, Fair.
banks, James.
Mr.. E. H. Billings introduced the follow
ing resolution, which after brief remarks by
Messrs. Walton and Briggs. was unanimous
~ adopted:-
Resolred, That we cordially accept the invitation
ct the Wings OF Baltimore, to form Young Mems
Wing National Convention, to be held in Baltimore
on the second day of May next, authorised 10 rat,
the doings Of the National Convention to be held in
then city, on the day preceding and to adopt such
measures as shall be deemed expedent to insure the
election Of the Nominees of the Conventiun-and we
hereby give our Wing brethren Throughout. the Union
this early notice that Vermont is determined 10 be
IN 1874. as in 1910, the Banner Stute.
On motion Of Mr.. G. A. Allen, a commit
tee Of one from each county was raised to
eomina.e delegates to the above named con.
vsnt'oa. who are to be authorised 10 add 10
their number, and each delegate to provide
. substitute in case he cannot himself attend
the convention. Whereupon the President
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N u w GOODS s..
MISS C. RANNEY.

!; 4: 4; !; 4;
y choice article of SILK vsLvrra.
Cameleon Corded do do
/, Satin Velvet
~ Colored Satin,
Conlis.e Satin, s,;:e Black Satin.
Green Walered Conlisse Sh.,
Chine Cameeon Silk,
good variety Of Cap and other Ribbons.
Double Striped Satin'Ribbon,
Superior Oml er Satin do
Chine, figured and Omber Cameleon do
Different style of Laces for Caps,
Bordering and Piece Lace,
Russia, for Borders,
Gmps Gloves, Mits, Bags, &C. &c.
New patterns for Dresses and Coaks which will be
made TO Order "
Bonneis and Caps ready made.
Burlington, Oct. g. ls43. 2I
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L this place, and intends to keep full supply of
B o o u s
supply School Teachers and Country Merchants with
ARIrnMrrIcs, HISTORIES, GRAmMARs, SPELLING
Books, also ALoEpRAs and the higher branches Of
Mathematics, together with the CLASSICS used in High
Schools, Academies and Colleges.
Arrangements have also been made for procur-
ing any Of the Periodicals OF the day among which
London, Edinburgh, Foreign and Vestmin-
stcr Reviews; Blackwood's aud the Dublin
University Magazine.
THE AMERICAN QUARTERLIEs,
SUCH AS
American Biblical Repository, (per annum) IS 90
American Jurst and Law Magazine, 500
American Journal of Medical Science, It 500
Methodist Quarterly Review, 800
North American Review, I" 500
AMERICAN REPRINTS of FOREIGN REVIEWS
London Qurterly Review, tper annum) $500
Foreign Quarterly 800
Litlle's Museum, (monthly) " 500
Backwoods Magazine, " 400
Dublin University " 400
Metropolitan Literary Journal " 400
ENGLISH REVIEWS NOT REPRINTED in THE U. s.
Christian Observer tChurch, Monthly sc 90
British Critic, (Church) 500
Church of England Review, 500
Congregational Magazine 500
Evangelical Ma 1azine, 25U
AME 1ICAN MONTHLlES
American Melical Library and Integencer, IS 40
democratic Review, monthly 500
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal 900
Christian Examiner, Unitarian bi.inonthly) 400
Graham Ladys' and Gentlemans' Magazine, 3 90
Hunts Merchants Magazine 500
Journal OF the Franklin Institute 500
Knickerbocker, 500
Law Library, (re.print of the most valuable
English Law Reports and Treatises,) Phil. 10 90
Law Reporter, Boston, 500
Ladies' Book OF Literature and Fashion, 500
LADIES' Companion, 400
Ladies Garland, &c. &c. &c.
The above are some of the principal Reviews and
Magazines published in this country besides great
many not named, any one of which will be furnished
by the subscriber and delivered ut his store or for
warded by mail or otherwise as directed on the re.
celp of the subscription price of the work ordered,
in advance.
There is an edition Of BtAcKwoop's MAGAZINE
published at the New world Office N. y, at 81 Der
annum, monthly, which will be constantly for sale by
the single number
VERNON HARRINGTON.
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substitute in case he cannot himself attend
the convention. Whereupon the Presden
appointed the committee as follows:
Bennington County, Mr. Blanchard,
Windham, Mr.. Chandler,
windsor, Mr.. o. P. Chandler,
Rutland, Mr. Dana
ADDISON Mr. Grandy,
Chittenden, Mr.. G. A. Allen,
Orange, Mr.. Austin
Franklin Mr.. Hub ard
Washington. Mr.. Fl. H. Reed,
CALEDONIA Mr.. g: b. Chandler,
Lamohie, Mr.. Waterman,
Orleans. Mr.. P. Baxter,
Essex, Mr.. Hubbard,
Grand Isle, Mr. Marin,
Mr.. James, from the committee to nomi.
na,s the State Central committee, reported
the following named gentlemen who we're ap-
pointed:
Calvin Townsley, OF Brattleboro,
Hiand Hall, of Bennington,
Hampden Cults, of Hartland
d. w. q. Clarke, of Brandon,
Geo. A. Allen, of Burlington,
f. p. Walton Jr. of MONTPELIER,
$. w. Reyes, Of Highgate,
A. G. Chadwick, of st. Johnsbury.
On motion OF Mr.. G. A. Allen, the con-
vention proceeded, through the delegates
from the several Counties, to appoint Coun-
~ Committees for the ensuing year, the
ehsirman Of each being member of the
state corresponding committee, as follows:
Bennington County.
Nsrmon Garfield. Arlington, chairman; Enoch Da.
Wis, Elias B. Burton.
Wndham County.
John Kimbsll, Puiney. Chairman; Timothy R. Hall,
Horace Stowell, Reubin VIM, VIM. H. Stark,
Henry l.. Aiken. A. E. Dwinnell, Holland Plmp.
ton, Peter w. Dean.
Windsor County.
John Porter, Hartford, chairman Henry n. Fuller.
ton, Thomas p. Russell
Rutland County
Anderson g. Dana, Brandon, chairman; J Edeer
ton, Jr., A. Allen, Harvey Button, Hannibal
addison County.
Harvey Bel, Middlebury, chairman; Kent Wright,
VIM. H. White, A. P. Roscoe.
Orange County.
Justin 3. Morrill, Straffor d, chairman Levi Bout.
vel; AbIah Howard, Jr., d. F. Weymouth, Oscar
Chitenden County
'Cessius p. Peck, Burlington, chairman; Timothy
+. Strong. William Harmon, Luther p. Blodgeti
Leonard Sherman.
Washington County.
ATssms' Cus s,n ~, Warren Chairman John
Smith.
Caledonia County,
H. H. Demmne, Danvie, charman VIM. Ma,
tocks, Vim. o. Fuller.
Franklin County.
Co. ". Foster, Swanon, chairman; Thoma
Childs, Jr., o. A. Burton.
Orleans County.
Charles w. Prentiss Irasburgh, chairman; Martl
L. Newcomb, WIN. j. Hastings Thomas Nc
knight.
LamoiNe County.
EIiab B. Merrick, Morr isville, chairman; Cornelu
Lynde, Moses Fisk.
Esser County.
Jonah Brooks, Jr. Lunenbureh chairman; VIM B
May Lucius h. Webb.
Grand Isle County,
camue! Adams, Grand Isle, chairman; A. c. Butler
w. c. Phelps.
On motion Of Mr.. Worthineton, the chair
man OF the county committees were consti
tuted committees for their Congressiona
Districts.
On motion Of Dr.. Peck. a committee o
i've was ordered to report resolutions, an,
the President appointed as the committee
VIM. Slade, Erastus Fairbanks, D. w. C
Clarke, O. P. Chandler, and E. H. Bill
lings.
On motion of Mr.. G. A. Allen, the con
ven,ion adjourned to- o'clock to-morro,
evening.
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NEW GOODS.

!'TEF subscribers have Jus, returned from New
L yorS, and would respectfully invite the attention
of purchasers to their large and well selected assort
ment of GOODS, consisting of Broad Cloths, Bea-
Cloths, Cassmers Sa,inets, Vesrlngs, Silk Vel
vet, Tabby Velvet, Satin yesiings, Black Italian
Silk, Black Gro de Swiss, do, Blue Black Gro Grain
do Culored Gro do Naples do, Mousen de Lain;,
Black Alpaca, Stripe do, Parisanr Merinos, Black
BombaAine, Gnehams. Bishop Lawn, Barred and
Swiss Momsn, Null do Rus ia Diaper, Bird Eye doi
Crash, White and CoIored Cambrics fine Bleached
shirring, Irish Linen, Ladies' ;Crava,s Mouselin de
Lame Points, Black Italian Cravars, Coored silk
Cravats, Bingham Hahdkfs, Ri bons, Cotton
Hose, Super Cashmere Ribs Fringes. Laces, Ladies
and Genemans Gloves of all kinds, Night Caps,
White eni Colored Spool Thread Padding, Canvass.
Silk, Twist, Buttons, Linen Thread, Selesa, Wig
gans, Goat Cords and Bindings, Watch Guards, Car.
pet Binding. Umbrellas, India Rubbers Nett Sus-
pcnders India Rul Der do, Callcos, White and Red
Flannel White Cotton Flannel Unbleached do.
Shawls, Furniture Bindings, Ticking Drilnss Bur.
laps, Wcklns, Cotton Yarn Carpet Warp SC. &c.
all of which have been purchased for cash. and We
are determined not to be undersold
p. 4. H. H. DOOLlTTLM
Sept. 20, ls43 lows
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THE subscribers to Harper's Edition of MARTIN
l. CHUZZLEWlT are notified that Par iii. l.
published and for sale at "
HARRINGTONS.
The subscribers to the New World Edition are no.
tilted that No. is also published and for sale at the
same place. 800
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BLeatherI Leather!! Leather llx1
TO THE PUBLIC,

~. assortment of LEATHER that has been offered
in this MARKET and will be sold for cash or good pa
per, cheaper than ii has been sold in this part of The
out profit. Among which are
60Oir dos Sole Leather, from 10 To % cts per ID.
400 do Upper Leather,
"a Dozen Caf SIX na
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TO THE CONCERNED OR THE UN.
CONCERNED.
you want TO furnish your children with Books,
iaper oullls Ink States &C. for the winter schools
Paper Rags or cash. r' u"
Burlington, Oct. 26, 1888. QIwa
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Oliver u iss' Estate.

Oliver II iss' Estate.
STA TIE OF VERMONT THE Hon. the
District of Chittenden, ss. i Probate Court
for the D.,rct Of Cht-nden, 10 all persons concern
Ell in The Estate Of OLIVER BLISS, lae of Essex, in
sad District deceased GREETING
WHEREAS The administrators OF the estate OF said
decea proposes 10 Fender Of their admin
i>'rat present their account against .aiJ estate
for examination and allowance at a session Of the
Court Of Probate to he holden at The Office Of the Reg.
lister of said Court on the second Wednesday Of No.
vemher next.
Therefore, You areherehy no,lHed 10 appear before
said conr, at tie time and place Aforesaid, and shew
caHe, if any You have, why the account storesad
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 18th day
Of October A. D. lS43
CHARLES RUSSELL Judge.
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w RAPPlNG PAPER, Plain and Ruled Can and
w Letter Paper, for sale by v. HAARlscros.
DORROW'S BIBLE & CIPsIEs In SpA,,
- for sale by " HARRINGTON
For an interesting account Of the author the reader
10 referred to an article on the first page
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Burlington, Oct. IS, 1913. 20w6
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KATE IN SEARCH OF A HUSBAND
~ e. the Sequel
PHILIP IN SEARCH OF A WIFE; foy snle by
10 v. HARRINGTON.
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COBBETS COTTAGE ECONOMY, neat ed
~ ton, for sale cheap by v HARRINGTON
9Th October, le43. 10
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CCHOOL GEOGRAPHIEs,-M chelT.. OF
~ ney's, Woodbridge and Wizards, and MITCHELL,
Primary Geography, and Parley's for sale BY
~ V. HARRINGTON.
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"FRENCH WITHOUT A TEAt HER."
A NEATLY printed pamphlet of so pages in Six
n Easy Lessons designed to facilitate the acqui,i.
ton of the French Language without, the aid Of
teacher, for sale by v. HARRINGTON.
Burlington, 18th October. 10
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A FEW copies of the Downy Testament fine ed
n ton, for sale by v. HARRINGTON.
9th October. 1913. 10
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ENGLISH RAMMARs.-Browne's Bar
~ nards, Kirkham's, Smith and Fosdck's trans
la'on Of De Sacy, for sale by
10 " HARRINGTON.
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES,.
Tyson, Hyson Skin, Young Hyson, Pouchona
4 and Souchong Teas; Cuba. New Orleans, Loaf
and Powdered Sugars; P. r. Molassss, Ginger, Pep.
Soap, Vatiega,ed do, Mustard, Mould Candles, c..
Goa, &C. &c, JUST received and for sale by
p. g. H. H. DOOLITTLE.
Sept Goth ls43 l6 VS.
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BURL1NGT TON, VERMONT, p,

OCTOBER, lc4o.
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened Bookstore in
L this place, and intends to keep full supply Of
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A Ice BRA.-.Davies' First RESPONSIBILITIES
"A Bourbon, Bridges, Baey's and Pierces, for sale
BY 10 V. HARRINGTON.
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0NHE subscriber has no,v o" hand and intends 10
Il Re able TO furnish, shor ,oice, Miscellaneous,
Law, Classical and School Books, As low for cash as
can Re pnrcha ed in market.
30 Sept. lS43. IL V. HARRINGTON.
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College st.. Strongs' Building. lg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-06
POPULAR ORATORY.

In directing public attention Professor Whitneys Lee
lures on EioeutiOn, per advertisement take occasion
to extract from correspondent his views Of Mr. Whitney
capabilities:
Somc OF tho Rotations of this gentleman, exceed any
performance of the kind since the days of Ogvic and
Jewell whose beauties but family gmmcr through the
perfect attestaon OF few surviving spectators. In ST.
Raul, his action unitcs the almost incompatible qualities of
sedaeness and energy simple and majestic, whether in
aon to action, character expression. Some OF the
heasals press upon each other with such truth of denea
uon that we feel difficulty in belle wing that scenes
could have happened in any other manner than they
represented by the Professor The audience are trans.
ported heyond the ignorant present. TO the intellectual are
ma IN the Senate Chamber, between Webster and Hnyne
IN which is heard from the former COOL argunentative
vndicaton OF the North; and the blood thrilled by the
bold, grand, glowing, and beautiful eulogy on the South
by the latter In the personation OF Mr. Clay, there
adapted nen which gives each grace,
The tnneui voice, the eye which SPEAKS the mind"
u Bc 1t remembered, that Prof. IFhfpcy gives the
hrsecurc OF the series, this evening They Intended
for ladies, as well as gentlemen. b.
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A BANK A REPUBLICAN, MEASURE

Mr.. McDufe, in his celebrated report of $780, held the
following language about the late Bank and the Congress
which incorporatedt:
alt may be said without disparagement, that assembly
OF higher talent and purer patriotism has existed since
ihe days OF the Revolution than the Congress by which the
present Bank was incorporated Ii n political party
existed of which i; might be truly said that all the ends
they aimed their countrys, twas TIE REPUB.
LlCAN PARTY of that day They had Just conducted
the country through the pers of waged in defence
o her rights and honor and eeyatng their views above
the narrow and miserable ends OF party strife, sought only
10 advance the premature happiness Of the people 1t
To THIS GREAT END that THEY established the pre-.
BANK"
Again, in the report, after aIIuding to the recon.
mendation OF Mr.. Madison, Mr.. McDuiiie continues:
1.-The Bank being recommended by REPUBLL-
CAN ADMINISTRATIONS was carried through both
branches of Congress as A REPUBLICAN MEASURE
by overwhelming majority of THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY. "=Raleigh Rcgister.
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Astonishing DercLopmenls.

While our opponents have been charging the
Wing party with bribery aud corruption they have
been carrying on snug business in that line
themselves. We ask attention, particular alten-
ton, rery particular attention, to the following ar.
ticlc from the Courier and Enquirer. The Loco
Foco party are the true sinners in this particular
II was because they wished to turn off the atten.
ton OF the public from Themselves that they have
raised an outcry against the Wings. The public
will soon SEQ who II is, that uses unfair means to
secure elections! The conduct of the Locos, in
raising this oucry, has rescmbed that Of the par
fridge, which steals off from IFS nest, and sits at
some distance from it, as though she were brood.
ing over IT, in order to withdraw attention from
the spot where her eggs really lie They are
pretty fellows, truly, to talk about the bribery,
corruption, and Ppc-aying of the Wings. But
we have said enough.
Curious DerslopmeHfs-Thc recent numerous trials Of
Mr.. Mike Walsh Editor Of tho SuJfsyTaHcan have de-
velOpcd Of the Of the Prison House which
Tammany Hall would be well pleased u see exposed
We all know what rckory and iuschOod were rcsortod
to- to fix upon the Whig the charge Of bribery and corup
ton through the odavifs Of the miserable creature Client
worth, which il well understood was mere ruse 10 d.
vert attention rom their tricks. Recently too the
Press has teomed with the ridiculous chagc ha the election
Of 1910 carried by bribery, The very idea Of nearly
whole people being bnDed they have been to pro-
duco tho well known result Ul the u 1870 il quito
too rdiculous require serious reply when put forth
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We advise Wing friends Of this city and elsewhere
10 take into consideration the appointment, Of subconmt
tees for the purpose Of fuller and effective action
There are mn immense number Of details which, # attend
ed 70 in ward county meetings. would consume oil the
time Of such assemblies. They too numerous and too
minute for the attention Of General Committees but can
very cusly be attended TO by small neighborhood commit
ices. We must have wheels within Wheels all acting in
their separate and appropriate spheres.
1t may be proper IN this place, say word or two 10
our Wing friends IN this ~ The ordor Of the party is tho
roughly reused OF this DO not let it oyaporae IN
meeting and resolving; go work once 10y your wards
oh into townships, appoint small committees in oach and
let them go to work with oil the zeal good cause can in
spire Remember, after the Goth day OF October it use
less to obtain ireohods for the purpose Of voting the
spring elections Lot oil who have votes be en-
treated toget them before that day. lii tor them that We
must organize now Let oil your be directed 10 Sc
then possible Observe advantages Of this couree
Of action. II beat them in the spring we gain every
thing whereas they beat u.s. We shall not be much hurt;
we can easily make up the fall what may fail gain
then il our opinion that the State will 60 for Clay by
large malority but must DO not be san
guino Of success as to neglect The Of securing
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tai, arden, spis why should ,heyho, be taxed for selling
these implements OF desuuctoni T.
pho building burnt this occasion. was newly fra
med wooden house, the French Gardens, and the
property OF Mr.. Montgomery cambridge. 1t entire
y finished, and Of insurance effected it,
The loss is several thousand dollars SO careful had the
carpenter been, that spark of fire had been pre-
misses for than months. The hand Of the ncen
diary was therefore evident