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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-29
A CERTAIN CURK
Nov. Q, 1913.

For humors, scrofula, piles eresipeIas, salt
rheum, scald-head, and nil diseases aris-
ing from impurity of the blood.
nOCT. BANGS RENOVATING MIX
AZ TURES, a medicine composed entirely Of
Vegetable substances and Of so active n character
as to eradicate speedily and permanently all those
troublesome and dangerous diseases, which arise
from bad state OF the blood is highly recommend.
ed by all who have used it, and will positively in
nine out Of ten effect permanent cure The
proprictors receive letters every week speaking in
warm praise OF the alticle, and narrating cases OF
extraordinary cures, which are too volumnous 10
publish.
CES-Miss Sophia Bouchettc OF ST.
Adams, aged about 90, cured of scad head. which
she had had from infancy-was obliged to wear
cap constantly, and was without any hair OF conse-
quence. She commenced taking the mixture in
February 1912. aud By April the disease disa
ed. Her hair is now grown out full and she no
longer is obliged to wear cap.
Mr.. Elbrdgc Bingham of 81. Adams for the cure
OF a burning, smar,ng humor, with which ne had
been afflicted for years.
Solomon johnson of Durham for the cure OF an
Ulcer and scrufulous affection. Erastus Stanton, II.
w. Rice and John Baker Of Stanbridgo for the cure
OF Piles-Hugh Murphy, also Of ST. Albunss was
cured OF bad case Of piles in July last in five days
after he commenced taking the mixture.
,CJsThc above article will be found at most Drug.
gst stores throu ghout the Sate-sold Wholesale by
Curtis e. Smith, st. Adams, VI. Also by e. P.
WALTON & SONS, agents Of the Proprietor, al
Montpelier, VI.
FOR SALE
Also by Goss & Hutchins, Waterbury; Green Rich
mond Dana Weeks and Stanton, Danvle J.. Jeweu
st Johnsburv; o. French, Barre; N G. Hale, Chelsea
Peck and Spear, Burlington: N. V. Holcy and Co. Viii.
Iiston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-29
There Is u Remedy for the iUOrSE
Of HAlkallOl.H :

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fulletons certificate and then
Il try them ;-"Mr Jones, SRA desire to benefit 9th
induces send this testimonial in 's"or of your
DRoPs HUMoRs. For three years past have been
ai's sd xih scrOfous humor which assumed the most
threatening appearance such swelling the
neck sides hands large hard punches the neck and
IN the armps accompanied with much soreness and pain.
deformty of the feates my lungs became riiaed
intellectual faculties benumbed with the entire loss the
sense smelling consulted several skilfu physicians
but all pronounced my disease incurable. have taken
bottle Of your medicine and commenced using the second
and TO all appearance have effected perfect cure, and
longer bear the traces Of this appalling disease. For
strength ofungs body and mind have returned and
the swengs and lunches have disappeared, This is
simple statement Of facts, which you al liberty TO use
as you choose N. H.FuLLEhIoN'
Pembroke, N. II, July 26, ls4l,"
tEIsA fresh supply Of this valuable medicine uss re.
ceyed and for sale al the Bookstore oil l. L WALIoN
SONS, Montpelier, W.
JUSTICE RECORD DLANKsa and o9gy q SPPS' for sale BY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-29
& LOWELL RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Sfa5$H ON and after the LIST November ls49 tho pass
-s3-ME-senger trains will run as follows
Leave Nashville at 6 l 3 A NJ. | Id and4 34 p NJ.
Leave Boston at 7 and II A M and NJ.
Leave Lowell at 8 l.2 A nj and II a and 81 M.
Passengers arriving leaving Lowell in the cars on
this road, will BIO conveyed in Lowell 10 and from tho De-
pot free of expense by leaving their at tho Ticket
Office
Passengers can be conveyed by Railroad between Con-
cord, Manchester, Nashua, and Andoyer, Havehl Exc
ter, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, DC.
Concord Railroad Passenger and Merchandise Trains
are run in connection with the this road. The
Passenger Trains leave Concord at 4 and IL Id
M: and p M. Leave Nashua at nine A M p M and
7PM.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Daily (Sundays excepted) between Nashua and Boston,
GENERAL RATES OF FREIGHT REDUCED.
The Company are prepared 10 transportal kinds Of
Goods and country Produce, which may be forwarded 10
their Depots.
All Goods anG Merchandise will be at The risk OF the
owners, while in tho Company's Store houses.
ONSLOW STEARNS Superintendent.
Nashua, Nov; 3, 1913. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-29
FAMILY MEDICINE.
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

A NIMAL CHEMISTRY--has proved beyond all
IA question that means be so chemically combined
as TO act upon the tsorben system and
accunI atoms, which, IL allow ed continue will create
disease, pain, troublesome umors morbid swelngs scro
iuous diseases &c. According 10 the chemistry and the
physiology OF the human sYsem remedy has been dis
Covered and is now applied and rendered successful
moving painful sweings pains in the side and back heu-
matsmi scrou0us humors, kiDgS Evil enlargement about
the throat and neck ague cakes, enlarged Spleen &c &c
One thing should be borne in mind by every physician
that the means here spoken of should be used in prefer
eace TO every thing else, IN case of gatherings painful
swelings in tho breast Of those who nurse When The
breasts are palnluhere which can be used
that Will give SO quick and certain relief this. II never
falls for weak backs, spinal irratons, and in fact all
kinds OF weakness OF inammailons cannot fail. AS an
external application IN liver complaints pains in the isd
and shoulders, Chrome and nliammaory Rheumatism il
has no equal, and as pain extractor of all kinds here is
no drops, lnlmcn plaster that will compare with the
JEW DAVIDS OR HEBREW PLASTER
this is the remedy, and is too well known among phys-
g ned other description Thou
sands have been relieved BY tins pIGstdrsc
application had failed. Its pleasant wear and no one
need tear taking cold IN that part which tho plaster Is
applied pamphlet giving an account of lis discovery
with certificates, directions, &c. accompany each Boy
which is sufficient 10 spread eight plasters. Price
so cents.
CLARK s. COLLINS, Montpelier, wholesale agents
for the State OF Vermont For sale also by S. L. Howard
Burlington f. Huntington, Vergennes ;, Moody, Mid
ton, Danyie; s II Topper Charlotte; WF&aP
Wood, Weslford l. l. butcher, ST. Adams; 4 j ID
Souo, Fairfield ii and l. Walker, Bakersfield; Fisk
and Brown, Wateryille, Keller and Noyes Hydepark
Holon and Judevine, LamOio; Perry and Co. Cabot
ID Putnam, Marshhed l. Jewett, ST Johusburyi Jew
cit and Co. Barnet; Ross Jr Woodstock; w Downer,
Sharon; Britain, Barre; VIM Rhodes Jr, Richmond I;
Button and CLARK, Bra,llobOro. 22-lyeOp.
BLANK CHANCERY BILLS,
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Silver Spoons old Beads, Ear ornamnes Finger Rings,
Ladies' and Gentlemens newest patterns livery
rch) Gold Rstetts-stone set, Gold and Silver Pencils,
Gold and Silver Bowed Spectacles Silver Thmbes,
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Reyes
Gold Watch Chains Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins Silver Combs, Shell Combs, Work Bags, Pocket
Scissors, Fancy Goods, Vions and Strings, good
sonment of best kind ermely Macassar, Buffalo and
BEERS G C: The hair, Fishing implements, lage Lot)
Brittania Teapots and quality, large
assortment Of Toys, Watch Trimmings Wood C1ocKs
Brass do. and in short most every thing that kept
Jewery Ware Store.
S. A. takes this opportunity to just say to the ladies
and gentlemen of Montpelier and vicinity, that ho has
arged his Shop Establishment and has spared pains TO
select Goods suitable for market 10 fill 1t up and fur
Their says all home abroad to just step In and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
AT any rate they may rely on this that our goodsae what
we recommend them TO be or no sale:
iCJ@Clocks and Watches repaired aishort notice and
warranted!
N b. Silver workand Jowolry made to order or 10 any
pattern and warranted good.
v Montpelier, Mayl, lS43. rs
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orPRICE REDUCED.-Eo
6" IT'S TOO LATE HIS DEATH
l. A -

THE package of Nh Phelps TOMATO PILLS for
l. Mr.. Leech, has arrived, said the merchant. IT'S
TOO LATE, answered the doctor with gref his death
Knel has rung. Alter a moment he ADDED had the Pills
arrived in lime, have doubt from what have seen
their effects Qunsv and Sore TIN oats that our neighb,r
would have been saved Mrs Blinn who was take 1te
dangerously relieved by them two hours and was
well in three days. Thus how dangerous is pro-
crdsiinaton and of what vital importance app opr-
ate remedy, timely administered WASHINGTON died of
similar affection, and probably because medication was
delayed only few hours People should always keep
box of these Pills in their houses be ready in of
sudden illness and because they equally ecacious in
lung fever. bilious fever collie cramp in the s.oma CHI
gravel and worms, which all dangerous complaints
and may be said they remedy for Dyspepsia
Jaundice Indigestion and Rheumatism sweled limbs
heart bun erupons Of the skin, and in all diseases where
Blood and Glands require purifying. In fact the Tomato
Pills should be in every house and used freely asa
FAMILY MEDICINE,
for which purpose they wisely adapted being safe
for young and old of ali constitutional Tho above IL no
fancy skeich but true.
The Tomato Pills for sale by Agents in all the
towns in the State but beware ofimposons for several
base attempts have been made 10 initiate these Pills Tho
genuine sigued by &c. II. Phelps M. D." Never buy
OF PEDLARS; aud ask the merchant if he bought Of
Pedlars. Avoid him who, for few more cents profit will
dsappont the hopes of the sick and tro with their
health The genuine Pills be obtained Of the regular
agents at the GENERAL DEPOT, No. 226 Main sl eei
Harlfo d.
For sale at CLARK e. COLLINS, and S. P. RED
FIELDS, Monrpelicri SAML Britain, Barre.
January 1871, as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-29
WONDERFUL

WON ID EHF'ULI
astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linmen
n for tho Piles, Rheumatism, &c. has been used in
thousands ofcases, and failure to give compleo
cure can be found large fromtho
~ K p WALTON d SONS
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D1hIM. IL laA2.

lust received and for sale cheap for Cash, good
produce good assortment Of Dry Goods Groceries,
Crockery and Hard Ware, which were bought with cash
and will BIO sold at tho lowest prices. at
JOHN b. LANGDON'S
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NEW STORE !!

Sd DOOR SOUTH OF HEAD OF STATE, ON
/ MAIN STREET,
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lust received general assortment Of w. /.
d GOODS e. GROCERIES, consisting of
90 chests Young Tyson Tea 70 hhds st Cfoix Rum;
10 do souehong do 5 pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 do Imperial do s Holland Gin
10 do Old Tyson do s hhds New Eng land Rum;
25 bags Coffee four kinds; casks Irish Whiskey;
o tons Sugars all kndsi - quarter casks Port Wine;
10 binds Moassesi . do Old Port do
20 casks lamp Oil [pure speTm5 do Old Madeira do
do Lard Oil do Sicily do
2 do Camphenei g do brown Sherry do
80 boxes Iobacco; baskets Champagn scrder;
~ DO arBoapi 10 do I'D Anchor.
~ do fancy do 10 boxes Porter and pale AIei
~ do Raisinsi Goldfish, MackoIel, Salmon, hal
20 bags Nuts all kinds; lbut Fins: 49,
o boxes Lemonsi premium dairy and table Salt;
Paints and Paint Bushes; line Western do;
Spices, Pickles, Preserves Liverpool bag do;
OH Catchups, Cnron Mace, ION real Havana Cigars;
irsh Moss COCOA, sheilsi Maccy Rappee6 Scotch Snuff
oo boxes So,ts hno cut chewDuponps Eagle Powder
ing Tobacco smoking do lSho Lead rs etc
Making as complete assortment as is TO be found in
the country
Also, GLASS WARE; STOVES and HOLLOW
WARE, and STOVE-PIPE and TIN WARE new
Style Troy PARLOR STOVES O new style COOK
ING STOVESj Air Tight, new patterns; BOX
STOVES, all Sizes &c. &c. all patterns, made Fl ON
the best metal selected from Troy and Albany and sever
al Vermont Furnaces.
The subscriber having bought his stock for Cash. will sell
wholesale retail at reduced prices for cash short
approved credit and for kinds of produce From 20
years experience in city and country business he believes
the old adage true" nmbe nine-pence better than
slow shilling He iatters himself If persons wanting w
Goods Stoves will Call and look Al his stock they will be
induced TO buy. AUGUSTUS HAVEN.
Sept. 70, 2sf
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BLANK CHANCERY BILLS,
On hns papU, price cts a, Il. r. Walton Soma Oc
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TUsTICE RECORD BLANKS and eePy q aPPSa for sale BY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-29

lust received general assortment Of w. 1.
D GOODS & GROCERIES,, consisting OF
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WINDOW SASH.
A LII sizes Of Window Sash for sale low at ELLIS
~ WILDER AND cos. Feb rs
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION

Meets next Monday, and our exchanges give &C.
counts handuceus to believe that it will bo the largest
and most enthusiastic convention held by the de-
mocracy, in that city Delegates have been lhrongng
in from all parts of the Union for days past not with
the mad and drunken shouts Of Coonery, but with the
determined purposes of feemen who love their country
and liberty. "Amons other things, we learn" says
the New York Post, THAT the two six FOUNDER trophy
pieces -lhe one taken at Saratoga and the other o.
Princeton by Gen. Washington in the REVOLUTIONARY
be sent on to Baltimore under the charge of Addison
Hill, ESQ., of the arsenal 10 salute the delegates from,
the different sales they arrive and the regular nomi
nation The federal codnS about here have more anx-
e,y TO hear who wi be our candidate than they were
TO hear Of their own. The is plain They know
they have got be skinned any way and they wish to
have some one who will take he hide off without hurt
ing much. Well our opinion is, that the nominee will
be Mr.. Van Buren,; and we arrive at the conclusion
from the fact that ho basey cheated out of his eec
1ou in l840, although he received half million more
votes than everany candidate did before him. Add to
hs,lhe ether fact that lS states have instructed their
delegates to vote for HIM If Mr. Van Buren, is moi The
man it will be no fault OF The democracy Of the
try but his own voluntary declinaon. But matter
whoever the candidate msy be- he will receive the sup
port Of all true lovers Of reedom and be the next Pre-
.sdent of the United States.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
SELECT SCHOOL,

A Select School will commence IN Canal Dover on
n Monday June 81 under The Iecilon OF ANEAsELLA
Mc cREYNOLDs in the room the shoe store, on Fac
tory street. The number 6f pupils will be llmhd 10
49, in order that strict aien ion may be paid 10 each
one, and none will be admitted under years OF age.
The year will be divided intu 9 sessions Of % weeks
each aud at the end of each session there will be pub
lie ex nulnalOn.
TERMS,
For the elementary branches, namely: Spelling. read
ing, Wrillng, Grammar, Arithmetic, and Geo,
graphy, per session, SaOV
Natural Philosophy, History, Chemistry, Astronomy:
Rhe,orick and Botany S,OO
Geometry. Geology. Mental and moral PHILOSOPHY,
Embroidery, and the French language, $lO OO
From 7 to 8, A. NJ and frum 4 to o'clock p, M
music lessons on The Piano will be given at the house
of The Rev. A, McReynolds Pice $40 per session.
Good board can lie obtained in the vi lage if desired
The patronage Of the friends of education is respects
fully solicited,
A. McREYNOIDS.
P. 8. Certificates Of qualification can be presented i
called for.
May l6 1874
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
FEDERAL RIOT ANb DEBAUCHRRY.

From all accounts, the federal convention at Bai-
more must have exceeded the dsgracefl and demora-
iziug scenes of 1910. The New York Herald. neu-
tra paper but generally going with the whss, has the
following. What is TO become of our republican ins.
tutons if these men are let 90 ONT Win not every mo
raj and upright rise in his indignation and help to
frown down the men who thus seeking the dcSncA
ton of this temple Of lber,y
PREsIDENrtAt MNsTRELsY AND PRESIDENTIAL Re-
vELRY.-Atwill has just published the classical SONG,
'Clay and Frsinghuysen," which was sung with such
transport by the temperate mobs assembled at tho Bali-
convention This is another indication that the
present eectoneerng campaign is to be characterized by
the disrepuable scenes of riot and dcbauchery which
in 1910 dsgraced the country in the eyes of this world
and also the next world with the exception of tha
portion of it for which these drunken and vile orgiei
prepared those who participated in Them
We had, indeed, hoped that this contest would hav,
been conducted with decercy and dignity. But tho re-
cent whg convention at Baltimore has undeceive, us
Look at the crowds who fockea there The drunken.
ness the debauchery the senseless appeals to the low
est passions Of mob, The vulgar enblems paraded th
loafers, nicknamed ''minslrels," the violence, th
abuse the oaths, the disgusting conduct of all tho lead
ers, mob and all, from beginning to end Oh! it i
really sckening to witness such They are dis
graceful TO human beings. No wonder their recital il
Europe eics the sarcastic inquiry if we are civilize
in the United States. This abominabIe mummery G
'cOon," and ''cOonskius," is especially disgusting
1t reminds US of the degraded Egyptians in their wor
ship oc rats and the vest vormin a coon! And
this, indeed, an emblem Oflhe whig Party.a vile mist
rable dirty creature of The forest.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
RAK Il KY.

J. & &. SMtTHERS would respectfully inform the
citizens of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that they
have opened BAKERY at their residence, in The
third building North of the public square, on the West
side Of The street, where those who wish to procure
fresh cakes, crackers, aud Dead Of good quality can
be accommodated on reasonable terms. They would
would say tha, on every Wednesday and Saturday, of
each week. at o'clock. P. NJ, they will be prepared
to Bake any kind of Pastry and meats for families resi-
ding in town. From their experience in the business
they feel assured that they render full satisfaction 10
all who that may favor them with a call. and hope BY
strict atuntion to the wishes Of their customers 10 re-
csive liberal patronage.
N. B. Cakes furnished for parties at short notice. also
Crackers for sale by the barrel
New Phiade!p phia May 13, 1874. l9ly
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
ORDINANCE
Recorder's Office.
Dover, May ", 1914.
1R FIRE HOOKS AND LADDERS

FOR FIRE HOOKS AND LADDERS.
src l. Be ordained by the Town Council of New Phila.
depha that shall the duty of the Marshal 10 procure six
Fire Hooks and six Ladders of suitable sizes made In good
and substantial manner. for the of said town.
SEC @ That said Fire Hooks and Ladders be kept In the
Market House.
Sec g. That shall he unlawful for any person or persons to
the said Fire hooks ladders for any other purpose than
the occurrence OF fire.
sec d. That shall he the duty Of the Marshal TO cause
said fire hooks and ladders 10 he returned to the Market house
Immediately after having been used in case Of 6re. ,
Sec. s. ANY person violating the Sd section hereof shall
conviction befoe the President be fined In any sum not et
ceeding ten dollars less than dollar and a costs
and damages for each and every such violation or confined in
the County Jail not than Ten days. less than twenty
four hours.
Sec g. That shall he duty of the Marshal to let the aore
said work the lowest responsible bidder fret giving len
notice in of the newspapers printed in said town. The
Town Council give the plan befor the day of sae
WIN. BUTT, Hec. TIC.
May 16, 1844. l9 3w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
OF A PATRIOT AND STATES
MAN

George w Thompson delegate to the National
Convention from North Western Virginia, thus writes
to the Editor of The Richmond Enquirer. lie sGVelo
ran in democracy, and his language is that Ora warm
hearted freeman and paui"l
IL will 20 for the candidates who embody the most
popular proxmae standard Of the republican doctrines
of'95.
will 90 for the men in whose victory we will have
q political regeneration, and a moral triumph. or in
whose defeat we shall la with honor. Francis at Pa
via with an empire lost is immortal in the deca' a'iOn
which he made, and which republicans devoted 10 vir'
tue ard honor, can never disregard - is lost, er
cept our honor.
| will 20 for the annexation of Texas when that
which was los, through mbeciliy may be rea auired
withou, dishonor injustice. Texas is worth an hon
orabIe contest but il is not worth the NORTH and the
wes it is not worth the integrity of the union. The
faith of treaties public justice, and the union rePubli'
can governments, are more sacred than acquisition oI
territory.
will go for Martin Van Buren, The moral hero Of the
great campaign of lS4O who received upwards Of four
hundred thousand votes more than any candidate Of the
democracy.
will obey the instructions of my constituency and
swell the tide of popular acclanatiCn for Richard M
Johnson, the poor mans friend, and the hero OF the
Thames.
speak as the delegate Of this people, whose virtue is
slead(as whose honor in the contests Of party is un
stained, whose front nspsr changed the hour of bat
lle and in the face of an enemy. They are Spartan
sons their honorable in 'front.' and when the
die, 1t will be- facing their enemies.
will subscribe myself your friend, and delegat
| from the northwest.
GEORGE w. THOMPSON.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
CHEERING NEWS FROM MARYLAND.

The great coon debauch at Baltimore, has opened the
eyes Of the Mary anders and they now see the desperN
alta and dsmorazing effects Of federalism in its true
light Ia the city, and on the very day of their great
convention, one Of their strongest men openly renoun-
ced all connection with such leaders. few days after
dt town election in Carroll, Carroll county, formerly
the bulwark of whggery, the democratic ticket sue
ceeded by SO majority. Last year the whig majority
was I50 And by the last Baltimore Republican, we
have the following letter. So it is the country over.
"SiGvs OF THE TIass. The tide appears to be set
ting strongly against the cause Of whggerY in this and
other States. From different parts of he country since
the nominations made by the whig convention in this
city we find, by OUR exchanges, that many individuals
are coming out over their own signatures, and declaring
that they cannot swallow the strong federal dose, which
has been mixed up for them by the political quucks o.
the Baltimore Convention. Among the evidence ofthe
changes in this Slate which have received. we
annex the following from a respectable and truth wor
thy source. Come along say we, all ye who are dis
posed stand between your country and the designs Of
ambitious demasdgues;- all We who go for the rights o
the States, and the liberties of The people, are invited to
rally under the broad banner Of OfcmOeracy-the peoples
rights-and the cuuntry's welfare!
HAeERsTowN, May 10Th 1874.
MesTs. Editors:-It gives me pleasure 10 assure you
that the recent wing nominations have given no salts
faction in this county. Every day brings forth ftesf
evidences of this. Among the many changes whicf
have taken place in our favor within short time past
the most prominent Joseph G. Merrick Esq bro
lher of tho United States Senator, whose name in th
county has ever been pillar ofstrengh, and one ofh
most prominent champions of the whig cause in tai
Stats He has openly renoinced all connection will
the wHg phty and pledged himself to do baltic in ou
cause. A."