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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-14

tGrThe ahle numbers of "Paclfcus," written by
Mr.. G.d'l'ng~, Member IN Congress from Ohio,
are concluded in this weeks piper
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Henry Clay. The Hon. Henry Clay, associated
with his son, J. Is. Clay, is again "A practitioner al
the bar OF The Courts in Kentucky.
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pA{FFICijS

THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF THE SEVERAL
STATES IN REGARD 10 SLAVERY,
Beng Of Essays published the Westera Reserpe OA
Ckr0a;ets, gier the election u l5lA
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

Tho Hartford Couraut of tho 5ti gives very
full returns, from which il seems the contest has
been close the Wings have gained handsomel,
from last yeaf--bu, ye, the locos have the hest Of
IT, IN members Of Congress they have been ex-
treney lucky.
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.
ls43. IS42
Baldwin, whig 2l774 Ellsworth, w., % 700
Gillette, nbO, l,777 Gillette, abo, 1919
Scattering, ~ Scattering, So
LUOmis, cons, 6l2
20 623 25 tjSy
Cleveland, loco, 26575 Cleveland, 10. % 56I
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'hs in Congress for suppresng slave trade in the
District OF Columbia, aud tor repeating the territorial law oi
fOiIa which authorizes suug oemeu nto slavery were CIV
since tho above published GA these questions the rep
resenatyes from the free divided almost en'fey
by party lines.
tsnoe this article published the Norfolk meeting in Viz
passed recommending 10 their Legislature
the arm,ag paag II Atr Hta, preparatory to the
coming conc the slave and Tree states. Yet while
Virginia is thus urged her militia support OF slavery,
some northern Editors feel then duty remain silent In
gard TO northern rights,
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IOIh VI4O 1893 q 50 10
Now, Friends Of Law aud Order in Rhode Isl.
nhn' lei your moderation aud coucIliulion he as
signal US your overwhelming triumph
o. The County CourI is now IN session, Judge
HeDard presiding.
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Here, then, isa debit OF mole than TW EN- ny
FOUR MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, every cenI
OF which was contracted before the 4Ili VI March,
1871 aud sumo OF which, in despite OF line dltii
cuhies encountered by the " higs, has been paId
since their ascendency in the National Councils
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CONSU MPTEON
"A n ID LIV Err MPLA INT.
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.
FROM 375, BOWERY. N. :

FROM 375, BOWERY, N. Y
T>OR the cure oil Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Whoopins
Il Cough, Catarh, Pains in the Side and Breast Bon
chitis Liver Complaints and ali those affections of the
Throat and Lungs, which source OF SO much suffer-
ing, and often terminate ia Consumption This iemedy
justly and highly distinguished, 1t purely vegetable
mild and gentle in its effects upon The system and be
taken in The most delicate cases with safety as well as
utility So extensively has been used and often PROV
ed successful, even in extreme and apparently almost
hopeless cases, not only as palliative but a remedy
that the proprietor feels hestancy in introducing and
recommending it 10 all who unfortunately may have occa.
sion 10 resort TO some means for recovery.
Physicians familiar with its effects and aware of the
healing properties of this vegetable PREPARATION not un-
ueqneLy prescribe it in their practice, and with The med.
. appreciation. ~ '
Cerhcates from he highest and most respectable sour
ces oil persons VINO have either been greatly relieved by
or enihey recovered fiom affections of the Lungs and
Liver could be furnished in abundance but we deem il
not necessary 10 publish them the medicine Is SO qener
ally known throughout the country 10 be the best
cine In use Tor diseases of The Lungs aud Liver
For common Cold and Cough this is one of the YER,
beat remedies ever discovered. ~
N b. There spurious and counterfeit article aaoa,
and lately introduced into this place Therefore be
fu 10 get the genuine, which is from 375 Bowery New
York. and that the new steel plate label is on the bo
tie to prevent counterfeits
For sale by Sss Burbank and Clark a. Collins, Mont.
pslier: Moses Morse, Johnsoni Morll. Young Il Co
Stanford II. d. Morgan Co., Wanen, X. d J. M
hichardSon, Waits6ed. l9-ly.
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MAGNETIC ODONTICA.
THE TEETH THE TEETH

THE INCOMPATIBLE TOOTH PREPARATION.
THE fact proved, and The most incredulous ana coubl-
nI fully convinced Of lis great utility IA we have
he evidence Om the sale Of about 25iUO boxes OF the
Odonilca within pas, year. 1t IS ascerained firm
percncc that wien used the teeth will never decay but
remain ill the latest age of man. tn their natural wea
and mure-in thousands OF cases nervous oohache
climax Of pan-has once been most etccualy cured by
This most popular denrfce in America. And in concu-
sion here, who is the young lady or gentleman aye,
the Individual that values beautiful of teeth sound
gums and breath than fifty cents hat will be
longer destitute Of box Of DR.. NJ. Htchcocks Maguetic
Oduniica
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole propclors and a. Hitchcock and Co.
III Crnncssee street Utica N \ n M pe er 10y Silas
Burbank M in Waterbury by Hutcius, Goss and Cos in
Stow by Albert Camp, in Chelsea By &. Hale in Tun-
bridge by J. Foster, Royaon by Downer. Nevns and
Fish. by
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gheEc !, ~ 1cn,ct,y for the ,vOEst
Of ERssllsOyS !

DLEASE rcsd Rev Mr. Fullerons certificate and then
| try ihcm:-"Mr Jones' Sr-A desire 10 benefit oh-
rrs induces send this testimonial in a"or Of your
DRors ron HuMoRs For thee years past | have been
ictvd with scroulous humor which assumed the most
ihetcnlug appearance such rethrUa swelling II the
neck hands large hard punches the neck and
IN The arnpi accompanied with much nd pain.
u did the disease rage as TO produce appa'
clormiiy of The fclures my lungs became iratrd
intellectual faculties bcnumbed whhc en- ire loss n the
sense oG smell ing. consulted several skiul physicians
bu al, urunuuuccd my disease ncurahc. have taken
anc u YOUR m dcine and commenced using the s, cond
and 10 ali appearance lave effected perfect cure and
ON r bear the Of tbs most appalling disease For
mc strength ofungs body and mind have returned, and
uc ~ clngs and lunches have disappeared. This is 4
simple STA emrn Of facts, which YOU al Liberty I" use
IS YOU chnose II .HFULLERTON
Pembroke. n. II, July &c, 1871"
81 "a fresh supply uf this valuable medicine Just re-
ccvcd ami for sale a, he Bookstore Cf E WALTON
4 SONS Monlpcer. VI.
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WORMS! WORMS!

hR NJ UlTCHCOCKS unrvallcd and uncquacd
J Worm Tea, a sovereign Remedy for W ORMS. This
ny,unhc medicine has been tested by The experience Of
more Than ten years use, and administered to than
Is 800 persons Of various ages aud not one solitary COM
pant. lr of the thousands Of lnstan where
has been used agreeable the printed directions has 1t
ever ftcd
n. u. Ask for Dr. NJ. Hitchcocks Worm Tea, as there
aie nv nusums abroad for the destruction of
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson,
sole pfoprieors and successors A. Hitchcock and Co
III Gcnnessce Utica, n. Y. in Montpelier by Slas
Burbank r in Waterbury by Hulchins, Coss and Co
Stow by Aibrrt Camp in Chelsea by N. G Hale; in
Tunbr se; by D. Foster in Oyaton, by Downer Nev'ns
mi El.L
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a Beautiful head of hair has always been considered
n Of the greatest ornaments ever bestowed by ma
upon the humanamc, and ndspensaby necessary to
the perfection of personal beauty II is common COM
plant among young persons that their hair is lane Off or
becoming dry and unhealthy; this may be owing TO the
application Of improper and injurious oils or TO the en'to
neglect Of he hair. Without proper attention. diseases
of the hair viii aise which often found Ia occasion
lhinness, falling off, and sometimes total badness For
hcse evils and the inconvenience necessarily attending
lhcn JoLnson's Vegetable Hair Oil Wi be found an al
most inralibe remedy This oil tried in many cases
Of badness thinnesJ and falling off of the hair before il
offered the public and in nearly every instance It's
beneficial effects have been realized TO admiration II has
ma ny eases been known to produce new and beautiful
growth Of hair on heads which bald and IT viii al
ways check that falling of which frequently occurs In
whore it becomes dry and grow, this oil
will vcrv spcn cnhe healthy and produce rapid and
beautiful with Wii 'out the least injury 10 tho head nor
does any falling off follow aicr usng That loss OF har
which Frequently takes plicc after sickness may be
easily prevented by using this OIL In short, no OIL has
ever been offered to the public that gives such UNIVERSAL
saisaclon and stands the Of experience, like john
sons Vegetable Hair OIL. For sale oy
y. &. SMITH.
Montpelier, Aril 10 1913. o. 6m.
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IT, LOON AT THIS!=f1.
irIaHAN 4 YOU 4 COUGH Z

~ - ~ ~ - ,,,G' W LII
~ in the United States ami millions su.ryr from Tou.
blcsome coughs and ods, that be cured by Dr. NJ
Hlchcock's Vegetable Cream Cough Drops safe AID
Medical pre- scrpun containing no poisonous Dhgs, and
used in an practice for several yeas vii most
positively aft I'd relief, and save you from that awful dis
pulmonary consumption which sweeps into the grave
hundreds Of the Young the old, the lovely and he gay.
Have YOU cough? Be pursuaded purchase bottle
Of the Cough drops day ! To may be too late
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole propretors and to A. Hitchcock and Co.
~ tennessee street, Utica N.Yiin Montpelier. by Sias
Burbank, jr in Waterbury b. Huchns, Goss and Co IN
Stw by Albert Camp; in Chelsea by n G. Hale, in Tun-
bridge BY j. Foster, in Royalton by Downe Nevins and
Fish. 70
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A SSICNEE,S SALE.


DY virtue of sundy DEGREES in Bankrupcy, issued out
ID of the District Court of the United States for the
District of Vermont vesng in the several and joint
tate ofthe bankrpts therein FORTH and by the order
of said court will sell at public adcon the 18th day
of August next tho ina Of j. B. English East Ran
doph, O'Clock M all the right title and of
b. f. Walker real estate, being house and lot
starch factory, cardng machine and mill, situated in
aud near the east village Randolph Also half of pew
No. 80, in the Union Meo'mghouse, Randolph Center,
aud pew in the Union Westinghouse, in East Randolph
together with ceran chooses action and Articles of per-
sona property beng assets Of the said Walker Bank
THPt.-.-..
Also the 18Th day ef said August at Shepoy's inn in
Tunbridge, at O'Clock, p M all the right te and in
erest OF Charles M Lamb in certain rell estate in Tun-
bridge and Westheli together with kinds Of per-
sona property and chooses action, being Of said
Lamb Bankrupt.
Also the 6h day ofsaid August at soulhworih's inn
in West Faree at O'clock p. M, pew in the Meth
ods Chapel IN WeS Bradford and also about half lot Of
land in said West Faree and upon which Ezra A. Martin
resides, beng assets OF the said Martin Bankrupt.
Also ON The l7h day Of said August, Gales inn in
Washington O'clock p. M. all the right, title and
interest Of Harvey Newton, in and to the Coggswe farm
and buildings so called situated in said Washington, con-
tanning ab'us two hundred acres Of said Newton
Bankrupt.
Terms made known at tiiae of sale.
! July 18th, ls$s,
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Montpelier, Ar,il 10 1913. o. -6m

SNUFF-oNLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
TAR. NJ. HITCtlCOCK'S newly inv, ntcd SNUFF,
~ the best article discovered by scientific men in
Europe America. CIR the cure aud absolute fcllt Il
Caarrh Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Eyes Nervous
Head nche Fallen Sickness Fits, and Infants troubled
with Snuhlcs, partial shocks Of Palsy. etc.
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J X PARISH, lCommrs-
LEONARD FISK {sioners
STATE OF VERMoNT y Probate Coa7I holden

STATE OF VERMONT, I n Probate Coul holden at
Randolph District SIS. }Waihington, within and fur
sad district on The 10Th day Of July ID Si3
DENISON M. FLINT and ASENAIH LADD, ad
minstrators on the estate OF ISAAC N. LADD late Of
Wamstown said district deceased present their ad
minsraon account for seucmen-Whereupon it is ord.
cred that the be referred to The ih day of Sept next
at the Probate Office in Washington for examination and
allowance, and that all concerned be notified hereof by the
publication of this order in the Vermont Watcman printed
Montpelier three weeks successfully may be,
that they may appear, said time and place. if they
cause, and Object thereto. Is JOHN COLBY, Judge
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WILL be sold a, public ancIion at N", hed on The LIST
w Monday OF Octn beI 9uclock A NJ all the
al estate Of the late John Sarkwea,er Of Mortified
ssng Of good Farm situated about mile from The
centre village Mortified; likewise about SIX OF land
in the southwest Of he town; IL pews in the old
meeting house . pew IN The universallst meeting
house. together with The right Of everson to the Village
house and o and pews in oh Of the abova houses
The above will surely be sold at Aucton unless disposed
of at private sale. HARVEY w. CARPENTER,
Northfeld July H. 1913. Executor.
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s<EINEOV ED.
GUARDIAN SALE

~ n Il DlA y DALE
WILL be sold at Public Auc'ion, the Pre- m es in
w Berlin, pursuance oi License from the ~ obaic
Court for the District of Washington on the 18th day Of
August all the real belonging 90 Ruth HUI an
person, consisting Of half Of building lut
divided, aud one hLifol dwelling house thereon by
the curriers' m sad Berlin Terms made known al he
time and p4ce of sale.
GEORGE G. MOORE, Guardian,
Berlin, July g. 1913, 10
STATE OF VERMONT, I 10 Probate Court holden al
District - Randolph IS. : Randolph with and for
said District, on the 18Th day f July y 1916
I YDIA WEBSTER, admins ratrlx the estate of
l1ALFRED TER, late Of BrdIntrec in said dis
Ct, deceased presens her administration for
ement-W hefenpoa is ordered that the same be rcfr
red the 9th day Of September at the Probate
Court 10 be held at the lnn Of J. b English. IN
East Randolph, for examination and allowance, aud that
all concerned be notified hereof by The publication Of This
order in the Vermont Watch and State journal, prn
ted at said Montpelier three weeks successfully, soon
may be, that thew may appear 4, said lime aud place.
IL they cause, AMI object Hereto
BY The Court
10 d. +. WEYMOUTH, r eristcr
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SCYTHE SNATHS,
koE 6sls BY the dozen, lat ELLIS. WILDER and
u COZ suns 81, ls4a
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A CERTAIN CURE

for humors, scroiula, piles, eresipeas, salt
rheum, scald-head, and all diseases aris
ing from impurity of the blood.
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SAMUEL CHADWICK's ESTATE.

SA MI Ell CIIA NV ICk7S EST 4 To
THE Subscribers hav NJ bcen appointed by The Honor
able the Probate Courl for the district Of Randolph
comm ssioneIs receive examine, and adjust all cldn
and demands u all ersOns against the estate of SAMUEL
CHADWICK late of Randolph, in said district, deco ased
represented and The Of six mc his from The
9th Of july l843 allowed by said court to the cred
ors m said deceased to EXHIBIT and prove their respective
claims before us, do GIVE NOTICE, thu We will at =
tend 10 The duties OF appointment at the dwelling house
OF The widow Of the said deceased IN Randolph dis
ric on the last Mondays OF August and December next
at nine O'Clock forenoon, each of SAID days.
Randolph July llth, 1873 Is
PARISH, )Commls
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.

CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
!EEa ~ a;}k
an and after the lOu April, Passenger Trains will
~ run daily, sundays excepted IN connection with the
Bos on and Low ell and Nashua Ran Roads follows:
Leave lston at 7 A NJ, II " and . T. NJ.
Leave Concord al 4 81 a NJ II IL A NJ, and SPIN.
Trans from intel mediate pdCr1 will run AS follows
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at s Id NJ, II - NJ and 3-4 NJ.
Nashua at ga M, Ia T NJ, and l-2 2. NJ.
Manchester Sd M | Sd p NJ, and Ia p NJ.
or Immediately the arrival o. the ears from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester al 5 l-2 A NJ, II NJ aud 8 3-4PM.
Nashua ate l-2 A NJ NJ and 434PM
Lowell at 7 IA A NJ, p NJ, and l.2 p NJ.
Immediately the arrival Of the cars ON Boston.
The second Tram from Concord arrives n Boston IN
season for passengers take The o'clock to New
York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord connect
with The Boston and Maine Railroad that passengers
may pass daily twice either way between Concord Man.
chester, Nashua, Andover, Haveihll Exeter aud Dover
aud daily either way, between Concord and PoTiand SO
daily fom Concord by Portland TO Bfunswick Hoowe
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows
Leave Boston al l2 p M and arrive at Concord the
same evening.
Leave Concord at6l Up NJ and arrive at Boston at
the next morning
Freight, first class, 81; second class, So.
Freight should be delivered Concord and Boston an
hour at least before leaving 10 insure delivery by the
first succeeding train,
valued than $50 notice should be given and
charges paid claim for damage loss beyond such
will be allowed.
IN. UPHAM, supt.
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GEhA III NHABSS.

D'LANES 81 SILK SlIAWLS.
CtTORRS and LANGD ONS have Just received small
- lot of Rich Silk Diane aud Net Shawls
June 81. 10
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NE w GOODS.

baldwin, SCOTT & CO. aie now receiving
ID large supply or NEW and SEASONABlE
GOODS, which were b,r,sht very low, and Will be sold
CHEAi Err THAN EVER CS
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and Debt Of the Gcner-
nj l.aNernmpnl.

Gov. Wallace is endesvOring humbug and deceive
the people IN rea;on TO the deb AM appropriations Of the
late and presen, administrations. II i. right that Days
rckery shoul be exposed and tina, the people should
know the truth about these matters. Appropriations
generally prospective shat is made IN relation to Oh
ecis 10 be afterwards accomplished by means of them.
They made by Congress, and not by the President,
whose power is but negative. lie recommend, and
he ueso and that is all Under Van Buren, the APP
populations always exceeded the recommendations Of the
President; and the people know how the Wings would
have abused him if he had ref0ed them to greater
tent than he did. In fact they wish take away the
veto power by alteration OF the Constitution and
when they accomplish that If they DO. they wl APP
prcpriae much money they please IN slie Oi the
President.
\ document published by order Of the late Coon
Congross VIII got up expressly TO be used as an
eleconeerng humbug by the members Of that body. 1t
Is this which Is made of by Divy the basis Of
the deception he endeavors practise Il only
sary the character of this document should be under
stood by the people. order guard against Ms ase
pre'ences. To that end copy from New York pa
per, independent in politics. the following impartial ex-
animation of 1t. The imposition attempted by Gov. Wal
lace will be made quite plain to all who carefully look IN
to the subject:
We have received report the state Of the treasury
upto May 10. si3 IN compliance with resolution OF
the House 81 Representatives from which have cor
piled Ito following tables
srA1fwrsT ANocSr Of NrASs 70 osFn.y nr Tx
REv4SrEs OF IisE
4
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LIBERTY MILLS. June 10. 1913.

DEAR SrsAside from the suhee; OF your letter allow
remark that prospect in this section Of the Stale s
cheering indeed While of the Oldest whiss, hon
est thinking "a mcrs-Gen who have fought souty, AID
grown grey the service Of Whgsey-are beginning 10
for themselves 10 reflect to waveT and az last 10
abandon whg.ery and their ranks the democracy
finn; and becoming each day thoroughly con-
Of The righteousness of and more encou-
ragged in the hope and determination OF eioemng the State
in August fom federal misrule. Chamberlain is winning
golden opinions 10 himself and conve Is T. SIDE WHEREBY
he goes lie treats the subject Of protective tariff
national bank and the assumption scheme mastery and
effective Dr. Fitch will certainly lie elected TO the
Senate in place Of Wright. Very respectfully, y.
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fntelIsgence,

We clip The following from the Indiana Wing, pub
llshed at Wilmington, by Benz. u Root.
Massachusetts alone has bought more American pro-
duce than all Europe why increase tins home
ke IN the northern States preference TO buying OF for
egners, by buying their products We wish to make
this PLAIN that will be understood by those who have
had the least opporiuniiies.
Now when tins winters knO'redge Is thus made appa-
rent, Who doubt las qualifications for Wing editor
Can he give few figures TO show how much a
Massachusetts eat
Among the faacics disseminated by the adv COATES OF
oppressive the shape Of high duties - that
IT the producers of agriculture pay our manufacturers
double price for their fabrics, that those manufacturers
will double the agricultural produce Now, II
the quantity of the articles exported TO
England and compare them wh the manufactured goods
from those sections shall find that our asri-
cuIlursis depend upon home industry Tor their
support they iaby perish The following Is a
table of the imports Of produce INTO the port OF bes'on
from official sources for the year 1910 -
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rememoer too 10 have seen the speech Of Mr. Bradley
IL reply speech Of Ritchey. Bradley
the Wing candidate for Lieut. Gov and in favor Of the
Bankrupt Lava fit character be the ticket
with Davy Wallace OF the makers of the infamous BILL
and Of hen and chickens memory Wallace said the
why the hen had prolific and the brood of chickens
small and Improbable because the Democrats had
stolen the old Rooster and cooped him up the Sentinel
Office. advise you be very careful of the old fellow.
In fact fear they have stolen the o cock back again.
has made his appearance in the last Sentinel If
they could get him their possession again sht
pect a new edition Of hen and chicken promises.
would rather have the old fellow kept in the Sen;i
mel office croc over the defeat Of Davy Wallace and
Whiggery State of Indiana than have
hens aud chickens, and all the roast bee 10 boo
which the fed, talked OF or promised.
Wallace commenced late aud spoke long that Brown
was cut short Of time answer him f1ybut thanks 10
his experness didn't take him long take his hide of
Davv squimed twisted his pretty face good DEAL tut
Brown told him 70 "hola siiH" Some Of the Wings said,
Loky rather put AZ 10 the Governor" Most Of the
seeing Brown skin Davy dexesouy, concluded 10
save their hides by taking then leave.
Onr cause is prosperous in johnson county. We will
give you good report the Sth Of August If am not
gealy mistaken. have heard the Wings that Bigger
will get Democratic votes but wheie they will show
the county will bind self to show ten wing votes
for Whi;comb. am lous with Respect y. ID.