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WOOSTER d DAUCHY,
w II OIL ESAL L GROCER {
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


Opposite THE MANSION HousE)
ii AVE Just received, and offer for sale, full and
IL complete assortment Of GROCERIES, which
they are prepared sell as low as they can re pur-
chased IN this market New York, either for cash
or approved paper. The following articles COM
prise part OF their assortment.
90 Chests and half chest OF Hyson, Yo ne Hyson,
Tyson skin, and Powchong Teas.
20 Hhts 5, Crox, Porto Rico and New Orleans
Sugars. Loaf and Lump do do
90 hhds 81. Croix, Porto Rico and Trinidad
MolasseS.
80 Bags Old Java, Laguira, Manila and Cuba
Coffee.
100 Boxes and half boxes Raj sins.
go Kegs Malaga do IN fine order.
30 Boxes various brands Cavendsh Tohaccos, 6
10 rs cents per pound.
10 Tierces Rice, Pepper, Spices. Cloves, Nut.
megs, Salarain>, Cassia, Figs, Nuts, &c.
so Boxes No. ! Bar Soap
so do Mould Candles, 6s and g..
Also, Constantly on hand, Fish, Flour Salt, 100
Sacks Liverpool aShle brand, Mess Pork
Also, Liquors and Wines Of all kinds, which are
offered only 10 particular customers.
Country Merchants will do well TO call and exam.
me their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
w. q ID. have made arrang ements for the sale Of
Flour, which Will enable them 10 furnish al all times
from 10 500 bhls,, Al the lowest market price, TO
which particular attention will lie paid.
May &c 1913. 9m
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ItW. HERLBUT.

{ II the New Cash store, is now opening ant
~ Offering for sale the lowest terms for cash
great variety Of Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, sucl
rs Mou,eline dc Lame, and Challvs,
Prints, Figd Lawns, AID French Muslins
Silks, plain and figured, blue black and cold,
Fisd Cambrics, Plain Lawns,
Gloves, Mtts and Ho>sry,
Shawl>, Handkerchief, aud Crava,s,
Ladies Florence Brad and other Bonnsts,
Ladies and Misses Straw Bonne,s,
Bonnet Trimmings, Ribbons, &c
Broad Clo,hs, Cas>rnere>, and Sa,iasl,s,
a rich assortment OF Ne~ngs,
Gentemen's Stocks and Cravat.,
Family Groceries, Lamp Oh, &c.
Gentlemens LeghOrn Hats,
Boys Legeorn and Palmleaf do, NAV l6.
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WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appon,
w en- by the Honorable the Probate Cour, for tn.
District Of Grand Isle commissioners to receive, ex
anime and adjust the claims md demands Of all per
sons agans, the estate Of AN TOBIAS, lat.
of Grand Isle, in sad District, deceased represeri;
ed lnsolvent, and also ali claims and demands exhb
ted in offset thereto; and six months from the frs:
day of April, 1913 being allowed by said Court fo:
that purpose We do therefore hereby give notte that
We will attend to the business OF our appointment, a.
the dive ling house Of widow Anna Tobias, in Grant
ls!o on the l2h day of September ls43 al ten ceoch
forenoon Of said day.
poRASTUS CENTER, lco,,,,i,.
SETH HOAG CC''H''!-
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, '''"eT''
Grand Isle Nav 8 1919
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CONSOLATION,

The next ANNUAL MEETING the CnIrTzN
DEN CONSOLATION will be holden, Providence
permitting, at Milton Falls, on Tuesday next
the 18th inst, al l2 o'clock, NJ.
]. X. CONVERSE. Regis.er,
June It'll, 1913.
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Mane.-John Fairfield ls49
George Evans lS17,
New Hampshire.-Lev Woodbury. lS47
Charles Il. Atherton lS4o
Vermont-tSamuel Phelps lS45.
'Wm. c. Upham lS49.
Observation-Disclosures Choats l345.
Isaac g. Bates ls47.
Rhode Island.-'Wm. Spragus ls45.
flames F. Simmons 1917.
Connecticut.-+J. w. Huntington lS45.
John NJ Niles lS49.
New York.-+N. P. Tallmadgs !s45.
Sas Wright ls49.
New Jersey.--wm. l.. Dayton ls45.
Jacob w. Miller lSi9.
PENNSYLVANIA W. Sturgeon l645.
James Buchanan 1877.
Delaware 'Richard H. Bayard lSi5.
sThomas Clayton lsi7.
Maryland.-'Wm. D. Merrick lS45.
Vacancy.
Virginia c. Rives l545.
sWm s. Archer lSi7.
North Carolina.-.wlie p. Mangum ls47.
w. H. Haywood Jr. l949.
South Caroina-Danel E. Huge lS47.
Geo. MDuffie lS49.
Georga.-'John NJ. Berren ls47.
VIM. T. Colquit lsi9.
Alabama.-Wm. II. King i647.
Arthur P. Bagby le49.
Mssssipp.-'.John Henderson l645.
Robert. Walker lS47.
Observation-Disclosures Barrow l647.
alexander Porter lS49.
Tennessee.-Two vacancies.
Kentucky John T. Morehsad l745.
John J. Crt,enden lSi9
Ohio.-Benjamin Tappan lS45.
William Allen l649
indana-.Aber, s Whits iSi5
Edw'd A. flanagan lei9.
lllinos.-Sam'l NJ Roberts ls47.
Sidney Breese lS49
Missour.-Thos. IL. Benton l5i5.
Lewis F. Linn i6i9.
Arkansas.-Wm. S. Fulton lSi7.
A. II. Sewer lS49.
Michiean.--.A s. Porter lSi5.
sW. Woodbridge lS47
Being &c -Whigs, including Mr. Rives and "a loco
focos. The choice OF Loco in Maryland will prob
ably be made. whenever a choice shall be effected.
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TO RENT.
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS
At THE GERMAN STORE.


INHE subscribers respectfully inform the lnhah-
L tan,s Of Burlington and surrounding country, that
they have returned from New York with large
stock OF tho most superior Groceries, Fruits Preserves
&C. which they der for sale al the lowest cash prices
consisting IN part of the following:
Sugars-- Double and single refined Cras she'd Pew.
dercl and brown.
Teas.-lmrerial Hyson, Gunpowler, Young Hy.
on, iiyson Skin, Souchong and Powchong
Coiicc--Old Government. Java, Laguira, &c.
truits--Malag and Sultana Raisns, Curran,s,
choice French Primes in glass iar> and fancy Boxes
bordeaux Suft ShcIlel Almonds, Fig>, Citron lama
rniS, Olives, Capers, Cocoanuls, Fllberts, Madeira
nuts, Dc.
spices--Cinnamon Cassa Buds, Pimen,o, Cloves,
Numegs, Mace a..
SarjlneS in Olive Oil (Gilllolx brandy Oysters
n ra.emanlc,) Anehove,, De- Italian Mararoni
and Nermcel. French pickle (Varidntes) Walnut
Cat>up London Porter JuIlbe Paste Pepper Sauce
Bay Wafer Taploca Lemon Syrup. French Sweet
Chocolate aud Superior Cocoa. French prepared
and English Mustard. Olive OH, Sperm OIL and Cam
dies, Patent Sperm Candles. CASTLE, Almond Va
ritgated and Family Soaps. Per,ImerieS Boston
Wafer and Sweet Crackers, Pilot Bread and Soda
BISCUIT.
Al>o,the German Mineral Waters, the PURE Holland
(Srhildam) Gin, French Cognac ami C6gnac Cham.
palgne for medicine. I he rea HehlsIck Champaign
| in quart and pint bottle, An zeile supcrfne SwiS,
| Ab,ynihe, Curacao and Rhenish Wines for Medicine
Their stock Of imported Cigars is UNSURPASSED con-
sl>tns of the following choice brand, La Cnon, Re-
gala, Rcncurell, Jaquez, Britannia Princess Norma
Also, the German and Smyrna smoking Tobacco.
oSTHElM {; NICHOLS,
College ST., next 10 Mr. Waits Crockery Store
Burlington, May Il, 1913
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CHOppING TRAYS

A Few Wooden Chopping Trays, assorted Hi.e.
n also, Wooden Mallets, with knives attached for
cutting and breakng .oaf Sugar. Carpet Hammers,
Scrubblng and Floor Brushes, all very cheap.
81 PANoBoRx Il RRrSsNAIp
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DEAFNESS CURED!
SCARpAS
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL.

Tor the cure Of DEAFNESS, pains, and the dis
L charge of matter from the ears also all tho.
dsagreeabe noises, like the buzzine Of insect.
falling of water, whizzng Of steam, &c (, e., which
are symptoms of approaching deafness, aud al &,
generally attendant with the disease.
PRErAnED gy Il. BELL, Of the Cy Of Ftil2delphi1
AMI sold ct Wholesale and retail by Druggists az
Apothecaiies generally in the United States ii
Burlington, IT., by PECK IL SPEAR,
At which place interesting facts in relation 10 t.. 4!
efficacy of the Acoustic Gil may be seen
Wushn9 ton St. Philadelphia Nav II.
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LOVELY Il SEYMOu1R

A kE now opening and oler to the public a fre>l
and extensive assortment of DRY GOODS,
winch, having been recently purcha sed in New York
VIII he sold az prices sufficiently low TO corre>ponJ
win the times Among the Good>, are the follow
M broad Cloths, Cas>imere>, Saltine,s, Ve>tngs
SIX Velvet Satin Fe>ting, Drilling, Gamiroon, Bonn
baziae, Gro de Rhine, Dress and bonnet Silk, Rib
h,I,ns, Muslin de Lame, Alpaca, Cling ham, Lawn
Muslin, Null, Diaper, DImily, Cambric, Cravats
idhis, Gl9veS, Mit>, Hose, Grape, Fringe, Tassel>
Muslin Collars, Edging Laces, Wells, NJ de Lam,
Shawl> Moreen>, Paper Hanging, Bordering>,
baize, DruSgels, OIL Cloths So to 1914 wide, Bur.
laps, Mating, Tuiled Malta, Hemp and Wooden Car.
peting, de. &c.
Church Street, MAY 25th. Is43 &,
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TEMPERANCE STORE

= n. GAuT & Co. have received and will he re-
-. cevlng through the season, DRY GOODS
FAMILY GROCERIES, &c. of the best quqiity
which they will sell for Cash or ready pay for a,
small an advance as at any other Store in Burlng-
ton and they intend TO keep their Store free from
the perfume. of Alchohc, they hope by PROMPT aten-
ton to business and upright dealings, and the small
advance On their Goods, TO receive Ill era share o.
public patronage.
Store door. Sonh ofthe Croclery Store
Burlington May "a, 1913. 81
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUITOV.
YMAN d. COLE, have this day dissolved their
- Copartnership by mutual consent All persons
indebted are requested call and settle Immediately
Those having demands against the late firm will pre-
sent them for payment. The Books and Notes can
be found for few days at the old stand After which
hme they Will be removed to f. Lyman's Store at the
norm west corner of Strong Buildings formerly &C.
cuped by d. A. Braman at which place both parties
will at any time attend TO the settlement of ali their
books and demands.
ELIAS LYMAN,
Burlington June s, ls43.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE,

COPAKTN EKSHIP NOT1CE,
nj G. RATHBUN, having associated with HIM
lN1. self c. L. WARD, will continue the
TAIL ORING BCSINES
al his old stand, IN Church ST., under the firm o.
NJ. q. RATHBUN & Co.
NJ. u. X. u Go. have just returned from New York
and are prepared to furnish their patron, with gar
nents made IN the latest and most fashionable style,
or as ordered. They have choice and well selected
assortment Of VE>TIScs and TRlMMlNGs
Burlington, May &C. 1873 Blvd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-09

L ing named property, condemned in The Hon.
DISTRICT Court of he United STATES for Vernon, Dis,
rlci, May Term, 1873 will be sold at Public Auction.
at the Auction Room of Col, H. Thomas, in Burling-
ton in SAID District, on the 18th day Of July next al
O'Clock afternoon, 10 wit 81 wards Broadcloth
and 2 Head Neat Cattle.
Given under my hand al Bradford, this 5,h dav Of
June, A. D. i543 -
lw3 WILLIAM BARRON, Marshall
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phillip Walkers Estate.

STA TIE or YER MONT. lTHE Hon. the
District OF Chtenden, IS. ! l. Probate Court
for the District Of Chttendcn TO all persons concern.
ed in the estate Of H!LLIP WALKER, late Of Wi.
WHEREAS, BENJAMIN Field administrator Of the
estate Of said deceased, proposes TO render account
OF his administration and pre>cn, his against
said estate for examination and allowance at a session
Of the Court Of Probate, to lie holden at the Office U
the Register of said court in Burlington, the second
Wednesday Of July next;
Therefore you are hereby notified 10 appear before
said court at the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause if any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not he allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington this eighth day
Of June, A. b. 1913. lw3
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SPRING FASHIONS
FASHIONABLE GOODS.

TNHE subscril ers now receiving their suppl,
l. of FASHIONABLE GOODS
for Gentlemen's clohng, consisting of BRoADcLorus
CAssIMEnEs, Silk, Satin, Velvet, Valencia and Mar
settles Vestine
Also a good assortment, OF Stocks, Cravats Shirts,
Bo>ums Collars aud Suspe..ders.
They are prep ,red to execute all orders in their
line OF business in superior style Of neatness and du
rahllty.
Shop on Church Street, Q door South Of the Bank.
June |, lS4i. so 3w c. BELNS, Jr. & Co.
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NEW GOODS.
NOTICE.

NVTTVE.
TNHE Grst Nil, at Onion River Lower falls, will
L be discontinued after the first week in June for
the purpose ofbelng thoroughly repaired Rye Flour,
Indian Meal, &c. will be kept constantly ior sale Of
the Store connected with the Mill.
GEORGE EDGECUMBE.
May H. 1912. 81
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TO LET

uNiE Lot on Pearl street, known BY The Munsor
Lott containing about three aces divided by a
fence into two lots, which can be r,ntti separately
The ground requires piouehng and enrich ng For
that use il will be rented low 7, conJums about
seventy five good spple trees part grated fruit
Enquire OF LYMAN a. COLE
MAY H. 1913 20
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T l. A s

OLD and YOUNG HYSON, some OF verv ,uner,o,
Equality, Hyson Skin and Twankay IN chests, hall
chests and cadjes, for sale Ly
Old Dock June s, Is43
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-09

VNllE subscribers would respt ctfully call atten
ton of country merchants to their extensive and
well selected assortment OF Groceries purchased al
from cost viz:
| Old Government Java Coffee very superior article
Green do DO,
Rio and St, Domingo do.
Saleratus,
Pepper, Cassa,
Spice, Soap
Ginger, Snuff &c. &c.
Rice, Ralsins.
FOLLETT BRADLEY & Co.
Old Dock, June 8, lS43.
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Sugars and NIOlaSSes,


NAVENDISH q Plug TODACcn ~ -.
~ approved brands. Deem q B,own,o ,ne n,os
Chewing and Smoking Tobaccoi Also, Sheen Tobac
. FoLLETT, BRADLEY d. IN
Old Dock, June 8, ls43 y 20
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NEW GOODS.

THE Subscriber is now receiving his usual stock Of
DRY GOODS 4. GROCERIES.
Also FLouR. PoRK, SALMON, MAcKEREI Con FISH
&c &c, which will be sold ; cheap as the cheapesi
June |, 1913. b2d HORACE LANE.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISOOLC IION.
Y>liE FIRM OF BARNES q keller is This
l. day dissolved by mutual CONSENT Al, per,on,
having claims against the firm are requested 10 hand
IN the same for ad ustment 10 the undersigned A. ahe
Barnes. ~
The business will be continued at the old stand A.
| heretofore by A. & G, F. Barnes.
A. BARNES,
Burlington, June I, Is43. Tf
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THE subscribers are constantly supplied with a
l. full assortment Of Nails and Iron Manufactured
by the Au Sable Iron Works, and the Eagle Nail Co
as follows:
Sd i Cd Sd Io I'D 2ol 24d 800 4od SOD and God nails
4, 4. 5, 81, and 6 inch Spike,
Cd Sd lOd I'D and 20i finishing Nail, and Brads,
Round and Square Iron from 3-l6 to IL inch,
Band Iron from Ia 10 inch
Horse Shoe Iron
Extra do do,
Scroll and Hame do
Marble Saw Plates,
The goods manufactured by the above companies
are not sed if equaled BY any manufscnred in
this vcinhy and they are Offered TO the public upon
terms as favorable as can be obtained in the State
Purchasers will find II for their interest to call before
purchasing elsewhere as we have superior article
and will not be undersold.
o FOLLETT, BRADLEY q Co
Old Dock June 8, Is43
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ID 4 - n

ID i Q d -,
In WiIlis,on, on the I'd inst, Roswell Mop,oy
Esqr, aged GO years.
In Colchester, on the 25th ut, EMILY A., daughter
OF David Read, Esq, aged years.
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BOSTON MARKETING, .,

FLouR. Genesee, s L. a OOp, Ohio. eood. ~
5 90.
BUTTER IL a Is per ID.
CHEESE. CAT do do
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STATE or VERMONT, } ~ Ii F Hon. tbs
Dis,rlc, of Chitgendcn, es. | Probae S' Conr s
f,r the District of Chi'touien, To a persons CON
rsrned in tho estate Of EHENEZER ALLEN, lare
~ Colchester in said District deceased. GsEETIra
WHEREAS Charles Collins administrator Of the
.e OF sad deceased, proposes 10 render an account
ot as administration and pre- eut his account a gains,
sai estate Tor examination sud allowance al ses-
'l"h OF the Couf. OF Probate, o be holden Al tbs
~ SER office N Burlington, IN sad district on hs
second Wednesday of June next.
Therefore you are hereby notified to asnenr be-
foe sud court at the time and place aforesaid. and
"F"N cause II any you have, why the account store
$50 should not be allowed
Gwen under nv hand at Burlington, this tenth day
oi Nay, A. D. 1913.
W. WESTON, Resi,tsr.
STA TIE OF rERNONT THE Hon. the
District of Chltcndcn. I L Probate Court
wtan and for the District Of Chltteudcn.
- the creditor. sHd Others concerned in the estate
- tfENEZER ALLEN, late 81 ,oIehester in sad
o.s.Ict deceased.
Nnereas Charles Collins, administrator Of The Is.
lnt7 ut sad deceased, has made application 10 thus
Court to extend the tine Limited for making payment
of the dcbs Of .lii deceased and settling sad estate
one year from the 22d day Of July, 1915 and the sec
onI Wednes lay Of June next beng assigned for a
h arng in the premises At The o;lIc. ct TIE Register
OF this Court, aud Il having been ordered that notice
thereof be given by publishing this decree Tires
weeks successfully m he Burlington Free Press, i
newspaper printed A. Burlington before the tins
fized for hearing.
Therefore You ave hereby notified . appear before
salt Court a. the time and place Aforesaid, then and
there, TO make objection # any yuu have to the SAID
time of payment beng further extended as aiore sad
Given under my hand at Burlington, this tenth day
OF May, A. d. 1913
W., WESTON H,r,sf.,
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N. f.. RUM.

N. T.. RUM.
A Constant supply ofFelton's N. f. Rum, in Hbds
IA Pipes, Half Pipes and Bills, so per cent above
proof, for sale al Boston prices and freight by
~ foLLETl. BRADLEY, q Co., Agents.
Old Dock, June 8, l643.
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sUFEEFINE FLOUR.

SA vs.
e lie & Z foot Mill Saws, manufactured ,c
", order at Rowlands celebrated works, Philadel-
phIa.
6, O I-2 s. Z foot Cast Steel y Cut Saws
English Plate.
10, Is, go, 22, 81 &. 30 inch Circular Saws
cast steel.
l2. II, IG, 10. go, &c g. 81 inch Cas-, See
Sitting Saws. For sale bv
FoLLETT, Brady & Co.
Old Dock, June g, ls43, /
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CAST steel. Shoves,
~ Iron do,
Long handed do and Spades
Gro Bars,
Russian Nail Rods warranted,
Shot,
Sheet and Bar Lead,
Patent Vices new and superior article,
Anvis,
Trace and Halter Chains, &c. &c. for sale by
FOLLETT, BRADLEY l. Co.
Old Dock June 1913.
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Groceries.

A PRIME lot, Teas, Sugars and Co;Iees; Sa'era-
~ tu,, Rice, Molasses, Lamp OIL, &C. &C., Jist re-
ceived by II. w. CATLlN.
May 2j, 1913. 81
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A Few iars Frsh Y Prepared s.ser, h' sale low,
n Just rs,~.rel by FkcH & SPEAR.
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NOTICE.

oulS fOLLET'T having been admitted 10 an in.
- ierest IN the mercantile concern of FolIelt anc
bradley, business will hereafter lie conducted under
the firm Of POlLETT BRADJ FY q r.
Old Dock, June |, 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-09

E,NGLlSH Tire Iron from | l-s inch wide to Q
q a. inches and of tho various thcknesses,
Swesdss Iron fiat and square,
1 % Table do ia. and square,
Hoops do IS "a |, LA inches,
MAYORS and II. C. German Steel,
Eagle do do,
Spring do do,
Toe Cork 20 do, ~ &e for salsby
ToLLErr, IRAnIsY . 20
Cd neck, IIr.e 1875.
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FLORENCE BONyETTS.
A MOTHER new lor efLsi Leghorns Just received
oy VIZ HrRLBur
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-19

Who the Americans core spondcnt Py-
thagorls,' is we do not know, but we do
know that in the mlttcr ofverac;ty an COM
mon honesty, he is lamentably deficient.
In regard TO the selection of officers in the
two houses, we know that he states what in
many particulars is Untrue. There was no
anxiety nor exerlion among the several mem
bars of the Courcl TO secure the Presdcn-
CIV. There is not one that would dc scanI TO
it. We know that Col. Crockc did not urge
his claims; that on the contrary he and Mr..
Martin bo;h fiom the start, Withdrew their
names fon the consideration of their friends.
Mr.. Strong was not selected for the purpose
of compromising matters, for minority were
in h s favor from the commencement.
There was no manocuveiag between
Mcssrs. Ellis and Walker Tor the Speaker
ship. Whatever sol.ciudc the friends OF
these gentlemen may have expressed, we are
G. idcnt the gentlemen them elves expre.:-
sed none, and we believe the choice of Spcl-
ker was mido without ;ny very anxious
feeling Oh either side
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-19

GEN. WALkER.-From partial acluain-
lance with this gentleman, we arc confident
that tie mantle of Office from Hon. A. G.:
E lis, could not have descended to a more
worthy successor. Gen. Walker is good
democrat firm and cons stent one. Where
known, the honesty of his conduct and mo-
tives ale always above susp cion--a petty
action we presume he never was guilty of.
As Speaker, his decisions will be cheerfilly
acqu.esced in from the frank honesty which
will characterize them.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-12-19

more reap the rewards Of skill ana labor
honesty applied. The operations Of trade
rest on sound currency, and the rates Of
exchange are reduced to their lowest
amount. In ;his condition of things have
'eit II 10 be my duty 10 bring TO your favor
nble consideration matters OF great interest
IN their present and ultimate results, and
the only desire which feel in connection
with the future is, and will continue to be,
TO leave the country prosperous, and its in
sttutions unimpaired.
JOHN TYLER.
WASHINGTON, December, lS4S.