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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

The subscriber continues 10 give Med
icai Instruction. designed by particular at
renlion to iad;genpus medical Boidny, aud
TO the principal practical subjects Of gene.
raj Therapeutics. 10 adcp; TIE course to the
requisites of those who intend to become
Country Practitioners.
lie has engaged S. Pearl Laihrop, A. VI.
NJ. D., to instruct in natural science, and
in human and comparative Anatomy.
Gentlemen who desire may have admis-
sion 10 the Lectures given in the College
on Chemistry, Natural History and Philos.
ophy.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN.
Middlebury, Dec 20ih 1843. 33;if.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
For Coughs, Colds.

Consumptions, and all Diseases of the
Throat, Lungs and Chest
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM
is al old, well tried, and almost universally ap-
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used for the last Is or 30 years in almost every
city and town in New England, and also Very
extensively a: the South and West. 1t is rec
commended and prescribed by many of the most
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and VERY EFFIc ACIoUS medicine, and ac-
knowledged by thousands who have for long
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10 be The most vaius5le remedy for the above
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lie
The prcprieto.s OF this article cannot resort
10 lie style of advertising which is often adopt,
ed al the present day. They do not wish to
deceive the credulous and unsuspeciing, but
appeal with confidence to the facts, and exper-
fence Of discerning public. Thore are few
individuals in New Engladd who hove not used
this preparation themselves, or who have not
friends WHO have used it. Numerous cer;ifi-
Gales from physicians and others, having for
many years been published, it is deemed un-
neces saIy 10 adj any at this time.
Be sure 10 get the GENUINE. Call for it by
It's WHOLE name, VEGETABLE PULMO-
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Pulmonary Balsam." and The numerous imita.
1tions winch have sprung up in consequence
IT the great celebrity ofthe TRUE trticl See
that il is signed, Wm. Jon'n Cutler.
Prepared by Reel, Wing & Cutler wholhsa le
druggists, 50 CathaTa street. Boston, and sold
by druggists, aPoihl,ar, and country ner.
chants generally. Pr'ce 25 cts % Iy
For sale by ). MOODY .Nddlebury.
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Musical Tuition.

PIASo FoRrE, ORGAN AND S1ys,Yo
M NJ. PEASE, Professor and Te7che-ne.,
w Science and Practice of Music fro,r -:
cities CT London, Boston and New York RS .-s
lively acqaainis the citizeaS OF NillIsIr--t..Es5
vicinity that having received he aDnoin,1rsr ~
Professor OF Music 10 the Troy Ccntercn.e 4.
cademy west Poultney, respectively gir.s -
tiee that Tie next quarter of this institution COW
menceS NOV. 10Th, $40 ior Music Piano Fo-,,
and Singing $40 per quarter Orr.n he 50 80
the price IS liked at ten dollars 81 that re-.
wishing to obtain finished Nns;cI -;
can secure it without being otE@e5 ., - ''oa
large Cities TO obtain the same al = - -
penSe. The subscriber having received ri M,
steal Education off years in The cir of I ord,
under several of the first Masters. and leen -.
instructor of Music upwards OF 20 years in hi,
Country and Europe warrants him in s,y:7.- t.
all wishing his instructions in the science h..
they will receive thorough Musical educate
on scientific principles.
MIR. P. would also say 20 those Young i.fias
who wish TO become teachers that he has sIreaG,
fitted several, and furnished them with Iuc,a,i-,
situations, and he is constantly applied to lo- l.
dies as teachers. Tl.. Troy Conference Aca5s
/ my is in the most fourisning condition. The "a,
ulty consists of six experienced Professors an
, Assistants. Board IS as low as at any o;be- +
stitution in Rutland County
| Troy Conference ACADEMY,
West Poulmey, ISA.
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For the eonSampi",': 81 the Lungs!
THE best Medicine known 10 man Tor Ia
cipient consumption,a asthma ofeveiy stage
Bleeding OF the lungs, coughs colds i'Ve'
complaint. and all diseases of the ruiihon-
airy organs,
Natures own Prescription.-A COM
pound Balsamic preparation OF iae rRuN-
Us VIRGINIANA. or Wild Cherry Bark
combined with the extract OF tar, prepar,
ed by new chemical process, approved
and recommended by the most distinguish
ed physicians, and universally a:knowl-
edged the most valuable medicine ever DIS
covered.
No quackeryi No DecepiiOn!i--Ah pub
lished statements of cures perform ed Oy
this medicine, are in every respect tue
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. Wis'
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry as sFuriou:
limitations are abroad. 90
Orders from any part OF the Country
should be addressed 10 Isaac Butts TO Ia
Futon street, New York. Russell anc
GRIDLEY, Chemists Druggists, AZ cNTS.
F. Huntington, Vergennes.
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I SA4.A.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT & TURNER.

WOULD inform their patrons and the public
generally, that thy have renewed their lease of
the manufacturing establishment OF the Middle
bury Ma1uiac uiing Co. for term of years
with additional facilities for doing business. Tbev
arc also making some valuable additions TO their
finishing machinery and improvements, gen
rally intending still 10 produce a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE
It goods suitable for the Worthy SONS of IL.
Green Mountain State and their. Neighbors or
he opposite side Of the Lake.
They will receive Wool 10 mannr,c,r-. -,
shares or by the yard and will keep an exte nsiye
assTri ment OF goods on hand which thev will
exchange Tor Wool, or advance on Wool Jeff 10
manufacture. They would again tender ,beir
grateful acknowledgements TO their patrons for
lheir iavors and re-assure them that eftorts will
not be wanting to merit their fullest confidence
hPTERMS adapted TO The TINES
Middlebury, May 90
Wnnr a rFrxryr
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1ONETS, Florence, Straw. misses do.
Cyprus, and Palm leaf Bonnets. lust re-
ceived At STEWARDS.
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Ladies Attention.

LauItS AIItIILIUII.
Just received and for sale at the Auction and Com
mission store great variety of Falland Winter goods
fol the Ladies consisting in part Of ChusIans, Alpac
ca Lustres, Black and Co'd Fig'd Alpaccas, lndi-
anna Cashmere a beautiful article for Cloaks, Rep,
Cashmere s. Muslin Delaines, Beautiful Prints,
Shawls &c SC.
Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. u. BECkWITH, j. CO.
Sept. %, 1874
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
foi the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY
for Middlebury and vicinity, and will receive
for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa-
ion of this company, and the PromPtness
with which all their Transactions have been
render it unnecessary to say any
thing in its favor. All business connected
with the office intrusted to him will be faith
fully and punclually transacted.
JONATR IN HAGAR.
MidJlcbury, Feb. &c, 1912 42;v Agent.
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Ginger preserves, Peach do. Orange do,
CatsaP &c. &C.,
And also a choice selection Of Chewing and Smo-
king TOBACCO.
% G. Russell would also give notice to the
Inhabitants Of Mddlebury that he will furnish them
with good
FAMILY BREAD
at the same rate that flour can DO obtained by the
ID. Also PIES and CAKES can be had all
times.
n. b -Inn-keepers and Grocers can be supplied
with all kinds of Groceries that be had anywhere.
All orders will be thankfully received and punctuay
attended to.
Middlebury, July, 1874. 10.
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BOOTS.
200 PAIRS thick and thin. sos Leather, upper leath-
or, and caifskins, for sale Ly WRIGHT Bush.
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BROWN & SHELDON.
For Sale.

A valuable house and lot in East Middlebury,
formerly owned and occupied by Levi Smith de-
ceased. The house is newly built, and the lot
contains one half acre, and is about in the centre
of the village.
Part of the price must be paid down, and time
given for the balance.
CHANCEY L. BRANCH.
Middlebury Sent Nth, 1914. If
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C. RUSSELL.

"A T his old stand, is now receiving
IA additions-to his stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
embracing every article 81
Tea, Sugar, Spice,
Coffee, Molasses, &c. &c.
That can be found in this market. Al
so a larger variety of
NUTS AND FRUIT
than can DC found anywhere else in this
vicinity, consisting in part Of
Pine Apples Cocoanuts
Oranges Almonds
Lemons s. S. DO
Olives ~. s. do
Lines Cicily do
Figs Shclled do
Box Raizins Brazil nuts
Keg do Fllberts
SuItana do Peanuts
Currants Walnuls
Mace English DO
Dates Peccanuis.
Citrons.
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NIB. All the Modem operas now rcrlorr
in New York are taught by the su5scitcr
NETWORK GRAND ACTION
PIANO .FORTES.

WI Pass late from New York, respectful,
announceS to the Musical World and the pubfs,
in general, that he is receiving Il splendid 5ssa.
ment of the celebrated Grand A elton Piano Forf.i
(of Case wood and Mahogany Constructed onils
most approved principles, with all The fnocr.r in.
provements and unequalled in briliancy ofTo.,
fineSS of Touch, and perfec,ness Of Mechanic
and warranted to endure the extremes Of Gina.
in this Country. Old Planes taken in cxch.ac,
Piano Fortes tuned.
Piano Forte ware room, W. PouliEey ,ss:..r
opposite the Academy.
N. b. The above Instruments have received
First Premiums (Gold Medais) aiJhe r.eri.,,
and Mechanics Institutes, New : OK. 81 ;isEFl:
ToxE, Toccu { FINISH, and the su5scIi.ss 81
refer persons TO several genilcmeR who hsve 51-
chased of him during the lest Eve yearS. II,
above instruments will heS3d a low as can i,
purchased in New York, thereby saving cy7e'..
Of transp and warranted for l year. .
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WOOL & CARPET TWINE.
For sale al STBWARTS
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NLOTHS. English, French, German and !
y mericsn Beavers, PHO. cloths; Engli,h
American, French and German tWilled and la1
Broadcloths, Doeskins, fine blk as,imeres, W.
tnss &c. SC. Just received by
S4tct sswS&SHELpoS.
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Jhr 1pmrhbur1 Tir0t,liau.
.MO.SDlY, april 81, ls45.
TO THE WHO'S OF LYNCHBURG AND
CAMPBELL

But three days will elapse before the day Of election;
and we beg leave 10 say 10 the Wings of Lyncibnrg-
though we well assured that most Of them need nu
prompting il indeed there be that dues that The
suit ui The Congressional election in this District de.
ponds greatly upon their efforts majniiy in This
county as large as it give If it will, land that
ilny Of very much depends the eXerions o
the Wings Of LyncIburs.) will, in our opnion secure
HIS election Mil you moi. then, out m-nl
Tue l. So ola few minutes time will enable every man
within The limits u he Corporation to depusite his vote
l. there one who will omit The opportunity? We trust
not.
To such of The Wings Of the eouniyas this paper may
reach heore the DAY Of election would also address
word Of eNhoraiion Il is in your power 10 give Hill
a majority Of l5j-and that nuuber will be necessary
To ensure his success. Shall il not be given? We will
mi doubt that EVERY WING will be a, the polls UN
TIL RsDAY NEXT; and if 50, We feel warranted in
saying that their triumph in this Congressional District
is beyond all question.
We will give you the estimate upm which predi-
cafe this opinion. Suppose I'LL To receive majority
in Campbell Of l5o ho will probably receive in Fuvan
na IS, aud in Cumberland 10; making in all 2o5 Hub
ard will probably receive in Prince Edward So in Che
lotte 49, in Lunen'ug l25, aud in Buckingham (possi
by) 2j-makne in all 20. and leaving Hill 25 ahead.
We lhnh we have been s,men hat liJeral 10 Col Hub
ard in this estimate, though is possible we may have
aso oyef-estimaed lll's majority in Flusanna Is
OF 70 voes At all events, II is apparent tina, the con
iesl will he close one,-so close that perhaps it MA
be decided by SINGLE VOTE! Lei no Wing have
10 repuach HIMSELF alter the election with his failure
10 cast THAT vote.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

by the steamship Marmma. arrived yesterday from
Galveston, we have Texas flies 10 The I'd iusiantihe
day al he; departure. The papefs mustly taken up
IN discussing II e Annexation fesblaous. Atfe Ia
inei The prinlns oi The people tam The tone OF The
press should thk The exams nearly unanimous IN
favor II eomng inio the Conledrscy the terms pro
pissed. We have seen nutbing ittiitef touching the
views ri President Jon,s and his Jbbuet IN regard 10
the easufe. powerful appeal IN favor p annexation
has htn addressed 10 the people by COMMITTEE appoints
I'D ~ the Gil 7ens U Galveston.
Malar Dnntl>on. L. = Charge To Texas. arrived al
Galveston on The y TIA utino, aud Proceeded immtd-
aiey Ia the seat II government.
At 4. date ol cur last sdycrs from Galveston Brit
sh vessel d war had iusi eachrd that cay with dies.
patches i1f Capt. Ellot The BRUSH Charge, who sat
uut immediately after receiving them for " ashlngoD
HIS ssss' Which proved 10 I've the soop 81 Elec
ira, direct ifum Jinaiea, 10 which place the cespa ches
hsd been seui by Of HE West India steamers had
dispatches also tor Mr. eaQny, the French Charge
Both the French and Engsh Charges returned 10 Gal
sestun the Isl nsant The nnue OF The dispatches
by the Elrclm had not lransped Any number Of sur
mlses Were nat 10 the precise character OF tie doc
umenis N question, but nothing decisive WAS known.
IAN intUfmatnn ltum The county," adds tbs News
"proclams the utinust harmony aud uhaumily among
our cit zens Ia favor Of The JOINT Resolutions"
Apart 'm the sutJfel of Annexation, our files contain
no Intelligence ol interest.
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Pnrcide by an Insane Uomon.-On the 2nd inst,
tghiiul murder WAS committed in the town OF Virgil
about - miles from llhca, n. Y, by a Mas Edwards
On The morning 81 that day she requested her mother
To 60 on GRAND 10 house few rods distant from
theirs. aud whilst she was absent. approached Mr. Ed
wards her father, who shaving, and struck him a
violent blow across the back Of the neck with axe
lie fell 10 the floor his head nearly severed from his
body Having repeated the blow two three times she
cut his ,hroat with the he had been using. Miss
Edwards then called from the door her mother and
when she returned attacked her with iazor. With
the assistance Of little boy, 1t was wrested from he
before she had been able 10 do much more mischief
The reason assigned by the murderess Tor these dreadful
deeds. was thai she thought the family had lived long
nough, and after kllling the other members she intended
10 put an end 10 her own lie. Miss Edwards is abou
thirty years Of age. member Of the prcsby erar
Church at Virgil, and had about $1,000 at interest," one
half of The proceeds OF which she annually gave for The
support Of the minister She had previously exhibited
symptoms OF insanity. but uoi 10 degree 10 alarm leI
friends.
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From The y. o. Picay,me .aprii6.
TFRRIBI ACCIDENT Srr,,,po.rE,


We are indebted 10 the officers of the sieamhoa,
Wave. Tor an extra Of the ST Landry Whig of April
ID. containing the following distressing particulars Of
the explosion of the boilers of the Elizabeth
The Elizabeth started from New Orleans ON Sunday
evening last aud when entering the Cuuttaubleau from
The Aehaialaya. her boilers collapsed, and completely
tore her upper works to atoms. The explosion took
place about ) O'Clock en- Tuesday morning To which
may be attributed the preservation Of many lives as her
eai're works shve the boilers swept away rope,h
= "!ih her boilers aud deck fxures Shortly after tho
:. =, 'he "Wave" came up, rendered all The assist
accne. ~o, OF. and iowed the wreck up TO Wash
ance in her W "'''
ngton. ~, furnished ne ~, H.. .,a.,
who escap ped unnjnEed
J. II. Gordon. captain, very BABY scadc. an' 'fus
ed.
Daniel York. mate, killed
freeman b. Lamb. frat pilot. leg fractured.
John Parrish second pilot, uginJured.
James Marquie, firs, Engineer very badly scadtd.
Neson l. III, second engineer. missing,
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Removals. and appointments. have been for some
time satisfied that there would not be manu- removals
and appointments until after the Virginia el,c,ops-and
told by the well-niorned and generally mr.
curae Washington correspondent Of the n. Y journal
ot Commerce that iurlher changes among heads OF Blu
reaus and Clerks to be mnde in thai city, as soon as
our election Is over. lie adds, that some orders have
gone forth for removals distance but they are not an
nounccd here by The ofcla" Why This course is pur-
sued we loss TO conjecture unless it be for the
same reasol that removals are deferred ill after the
2ith OF April They do not sh to excite the Who's
OF Virginia .er the election, the guiIlone will doubt,
less move briskly enough!
Among the appointments announced ''ata Distance
from w ashirgon. we observe the following:
John Ferdinand llam'ramack Claiborne (Pto,bus.
what = name y has been appointed Superintendent Of
the Live Oak Forests in Louisiana, vice Albert c.
Souhall, removed; aud William H. Robertson of
Philadelphia Consul at Bremen = (,he name OF hos.
removed predecessor is not gven)
The Providence (R.l) Transcript announces, with
great Indignation, the appointment of Burlington An
thony. furious Dorr>e, Marshal of that District
SIT is almost enough (says that paper) to make one
oreswoar his allegiance to the T. States, 10 find men
thus rewarded, WHO have been foremost in rebellion .,
ga inst the government of,hs State" Walter {, R,,.
ses has been appointed S. District, Aunraey in Rhode
land, in place of Richard w. Greene, removed.
The Wilmington On. CO Chronicle nGrms ne n q,
there has been clean sweep in the custom house in tia,
c"y-A NJ. Laspere is appointed Inspector in place of
n fot'e', :tmoved; WIN. J. Price, Boarding Off
cef 10 Pace Of II. +. Brown. removed; James Burch,
0pecal Deputy Collector, in place Of John A. Davis, re-
moved; and WIN. b. Jones, Guager, in place Of l..
Mnlett, removed.
We mentioned in our last. that Hillory Lang,ry. Of
Tennessee had been appointed Collector Of the mort q,
Alexandria, Cd. CO. The Alexandria Gazette inlorms
US That tins appointment had been determined on nv The
president. who bad desired I; ODE made public. Blu,
there was so much opposition to ii among his own poiti
cal friends 10 Ale.andr,. that the arpun,meu, was re-
considered and revoked. Edward Green, late Deputy
has -lnce received the appointment Of Collector.
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TIE FIRE IN THE SWAMP.

We learn from Capt. Dunbar of the schr. yirginian
IRON North Carolina, that ia coming through the canal
on Thursday. he passed along distance Of ten miles
where The IRE was muie or less burning on the edge Of
the tract. on the south side and with great difficulty
preserved his vesstl and her deck load of cotton aud
slaves from being hu'n'. by spreading sails over The
eotlun aud keeping them constantly wet.
The heat aud smoke at times was SO great that he
Was arpehcnsye o being compelled abandon the YES
srl'-Cap Perry OF the schr. John Martin who wa,
as'ern OF hun. Was alsu losing his yess, from the
same cause.
by The WY, what now becomes Of Professor Espy',
theory for The establishing OF which he apphea 10 Con
gss ior good round sum- Here is test of IT, which
while II has cast perhaps 100000, dues not take q
dolla from the public treasury and completely proves
Inc Professors theory TO be a humbug. Here have
mad IRE spread over space of some 30 square miles
ior almost fortnight constantly celebrating clouds
without one drop of rain Norfolk Herald.
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We lncontnently burst into loud laugh on seeing il
gravey announced in the Richmond Enquirer. as exhb
lung "a high tone q magnanmily," that the Pr sident
pointed Minister to Brazil by Mr. Tyler" lila ha /,
ha Why, we have heard the remark .ften repea,cd.
long before this semi official proclamation Of VI Pul Is
magnanni,y, that Mr. Polk would sooner run his head
into lions nth than recall Mr. Wise from Brazil,
But the motive 10 hch his anticipated forh.arance has
been ascribcd very different from that imputed to him
by the Enquirer-Fear, and 10, magnanimy, will re.
strain him. We doubt not thar Mr.. Polk wonld if it
were necessary add 5000 per annum to We's salary,
from his purse, keep him out Of the country du>
ring his Presidential ern-esl if he were recalled the
king OF France" should fare no better than The 'Due
of Orleans"
1t will be seen hereafter we predict, that, of all our
Corps DIlomatque abroad, Mr.. Wise will be perhaps
the only who i'll be retained. The Enqu rer NAV
regardhis retention of great maananiny and
hken IL to the hng turgivmg injuries Inflicted upon The
Duke-But the world is be bamboo zled hy SOC h
preiensons. People will believe and say, if Mr. Wise,
the only Of Foreign Ministers no ever offered
personal ndigniiy to Mr.. Polk, should be almost the
only one permitted 10 retain his lce that lie is indrt
ed Tor his relenon 10 dread Of his presence
home, and TO, any special feelings Of Kindness iowa s
himself. We hort however, that we sh;ll not be y,
des'ood as complaining Of the Presidents decision IN
this matier-No at all. On the CONTRARY we tlnk
very ise one. in reference to the country as well as 10
hImseli-and we hope he will adhere to it.
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TO TIE WINGS OF BEDEORD

We take great pleasure in announcing TO the Wings
oil bedford, thai The gallant young Wing, BENZ.
JOHNSON BARBOUR. Of Orange county, with
whose rich humor keen wit and thrilling eoquence So
many of them were delighted at tie Wing Festival in
lyhclburg last Fall. will address the people, LibeI-
ty, ON THURSDAY NEXT, Ul,e day of election J
.hlS oce intended have been given in our last
paper, but, by mlsap did reach us uni, after
lis publication
friend in Bedford, by the way, gives us chcernp.ti
dings He ihlnks The Wings will be pretty neneralIy
at their posls and viii give Irving rousing majority
We hope his expectations may be fully realized. II we
could, al this late period, make appeal tn our gallant
comrades of Bedford, which would rekndle the Wing
fire in single ukewarm bosom among them, il should
be attempted But no such appeal, feel confident, is
necessary In the Bedford district as IN this, the on
test will be cosethe result doubtful. There as here
SINGLE VOTE may incline the scale of victory
aud we say 10 our Bedford friends Gas well as TO the
Wings Of Amherst and of Nelson, HON this brief an
peal may reach before the time lur action arrives let nc
Wing act that he will regret when it shall ne ia,
late, that HE MIGHT have ayercd the defeat of The
Wig candidate!
Nehave, additional reason, too, TO apprehcnd, that
although The Locoocos Of Bedford have nominated n,
candidates for the House Of Delegates and that only en-,
OF that party has yet Utmost al The lsf hour entered
upon the canvass there will be t,co of Them on The mi
on the dag IF election. Whether "snap udumenlo h.,
been Designed or not, we do klow-ald we shall no
charge SO unworthy trick upon opponents mos,
whom We know would srurn such deceptive arliIice
but, prone, gdrde' We warn the Wings of BedG,rf
not to be taken by surprise. They can lose nothing BY
being at the polls.