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Tgq<iFras Advertisements,


IH u tt inINNlHg 0'li'irN %hiN mare "'fiHi'G
11,jonYd.d rOpo}1rfy ar' s,H I'm
AN UNEQVALLEp REMEDY,
and an .iln1a7c far lSis tIaiiS.
ls,-Tor Colds and Fcycrish feelings and prcrent
tug Fc,ers.
al-For Asthma, Liver Complain, and Bilious af-
fcctions.
a!-For Diarhqp. Indigestion and Lass Of .iuctite
ith-For Costivcncss in females and males.
5lh-For Stomach affections, pyspeps.a and Pies
Tie great Prints are, it is not In 10 take, nersi
gives pain. and ntrcr iCarcS OHc co;iirr :!
For all these things it Is warranted uucqlallcd and
nil who do not find IT 80 may return The b0tt!c ana
get their HloHcy.
The medicine is Lopg,cy's great ~Icsiern I1diaA
Panacea. Fuller description in an Almanac for 1878
gratis.
HAIR Toylc-To the Bald and Grcy-if You wish
n rich, lnXurient head ct hair. free from daHdtuiI and
scnri, do not tail 10 procure the genuine Balm o.
Coiulnb,n. Iii cnscs OF badness it wi more than eX.
coed yonr expectations. Many who have lost thsii
hair for twenty years hive had it restored TO il- Ori.
glnnl perfection by the use OF this balm. Age. stat,
or condition appears to be no obstacle whatever il
nlso causes the tluii To flow with which the delicate
hair tube - allied, by which rucnns thousands Whose
ha,r was grey as the AslUtIc cH9irl have had then
hair restored TO its natural color hv the use of this in.
valuable. In all cases Of fever /, val be found the
most pleasant wash that cnn be used. 4 FEW nrulira
tiols ONLY are necessary to keen the hair from falling
out. 1t strengthens the roots, It never fails to imvaIi
II lich glossy Appearance, and n II perfume Tor the
toilet il J. unrqunllod il holds three times as mncll n
other miscniird hair rt>tufftivcs aud j. more rii't;ual
The genuine manufactured only by Curnstuch i Co.
2l Cou'tl.nd It. NrN York.
oo:YEL,s MA6l.tL Pai% EXTEhCr.E-Ii is nov
concc'lcn hy medical men that turu..s magic1i Pain
ENtraei,r, mInn,nclarcl by ComsIorh : Co., u
CORTLAND 81. y j in the greatest wonder OF iUe ~
century, It's effects are truly milncu,uus. All pains
are removed from hiins, scalls, Sc and all external
sores, in a few minutes after lis application. hea ing
the SAINT on the most delicate skin. leaving no scar
1t is equally beneficial in all kinds Of iuilmaatorv d.
stnses, such rs sore Nipples and Eyes SpuaiGs. kucI-
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To Breeders Of Horses.
VHE THORnrGH BRED IIoRsE. SIR Hen

4 Will stand this season ending in Sept. at the stable
ofS Wacd, Milton Falls, Vt. His rich pedigree, cmbra-
cling as il does within the fourth degree such horses as
Henry, Sir .irchy, imp. Messenger, and Eng. Eclipse,
his acknowledged superiority oi form and remarkable
power Of translnllilnL its prominent points, his high
reputation III New ! ok, where many OF his colts are
row kept us stock ho!s"s, and where he three times
received the first premium OF the New York State
Agricultural Society, fist when u colt, ut Albany, in
l,33, again at Poug!keepsic, in 1874. and again, over
!luy 'iitc competitors, after eleven wears of service in
the stud ui t,DWAEp Lose, Egg OF Cambridge. y. e,
and after his stock had become thoroughly known
throughout the State, at Auburn. in 1916, aud finally
his stock, some of which We have made arrangements
TO have IN oar pasture for the inspection uf those
who may wish to decide iion their own observation,
warrant Us in saying that he is one ot the best hoIs :
ever introduced into the STATE. II the assurances OF
Competent judges may De relied on be- Is he best horse
as Il grlicr OF last, enduring and hold gong roadstcIs.
now offered to the breeders OF Vermont. such Mc be-
licvc him 10 be-. lie received the inst premium Of the
thit,'nden County Agricuituinl Society, held at Bur
ljugton, last September, where bis colts were exhibited
fer tac first time N the State, 10 one Of which the first
premium was awarded. The Committee remark, in
their report, the improvement in sucking colts is
worthy ct notice
SIR liEyEy will stand at SO the season. Insurance
agreed on. Insurance vii be- claimed on maGcs dis.
posed Of before the time Of io1.luI. Good pastuIagc
"hi h. provided for murcs from a d='aHsc. but the
propriciors vii not be responsible Tor accidents OF c--
caps. LUClUS S~ANDERSON n co.
Georgia, March -, ISIS. lutt.
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CERTIFICATE.

This is 70 Certify, That have purchased aud mn, in
use one Of Messrs, ", d ID. DouGLAs Improved ny
RIA Ms, on my Farm, and am periecly
slilsiied and well pleased with the operation OF The
article, and would recommend It's use, to all who
are drsirous OF raising water from any spring or other
running stream on or about their premIecs. The
spring 10 which | have nppl ed the Ram, l. iiiv rods
from nv house, and seventy tive feet below u level Of
the point where d~lscharge the water in my dwelling
The SIZE OF the dive pipe applied to my Ram, is one
aud n quarter inch cailbre, aud ioriy ieci long, and has
a ihll, m running from spring to Ram, OF ten fret
The discharge pipe, teading from Ram 10 housr) is
iiGa m men cailbrc and fifty rods IA length, ana rams
up an elevation OF s. icet, and the wuicr discharges
rom the same ia my house, a perfectly steady and
nai'a;oInc strraln, without any interruption Whatever.
and world invite all who wish to become aoo,ain.
va WIN lh,s new and truly Us, fol invention, TO call AZ
~ nous IN Durham, and witness is operations.
''""'"' H. S'p' 10Th SAMUEL. G. TIBBAIS.
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No fnid ~ mcdiciuc has ever been discovered which ca r,,l.
resembles the gastric juice or saliva, in decompo,inr food ana
strengthening the organs OF digestion. a. this preparation of So
parul ltPosiuVciy cures every case OF Dyspepsia how ever sey.r.
ug Chrome.
nANN nErARrNENr, IlbGsE Mlv 10 lsi5
pF TowNsrNn-nrar Sir; | have been afflicted for .erS,,,
N'ars NNul dyspepsia Az IT, worst forms attended with onrnc a..
>'lnlci mN>u l appetite extreme heartburn. and A ren ,vcr1a.
10 al NmIs ct food. and for weeks. CNlnt | couli ,at, INV.
nrrh N''n'' u, rriun but = small portion on my stomach. /
''rd 'w Usual remedies hat they had but lue or no effect in RI.
no'm We ,"hplu!ni. Twas sducei. about two months since. ia
Try your fNr,cl Of >arsapnrilla, and must saw. with little conh
acncr' nut slcr usins nearly two bottles found my appetite re
stored and would earnestly recommend the use of n IN tho.s uho
nave been afflicted as / nave loen. iours, 49,
w " \A< vINnr
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New Tin Shop.

Sheet Iron, BrGSS anil Copper Hare House,
h'liE Subscribers have opened a Shop in
n Church Street, opposite Chittcndcn Co. House
or the purpose OF Manufacturing and offering for Sal,
every article that may be wanted IN the above line
which will be made to order. pcddlars and Mer
chunts will be supplied on as reasonable terms as a
any other Shop IN the country.
JAMES \ SIIEDp & co.
Rn,iir ston, Noy p. lHlS 6wIy
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INIiLt ABLE
EAMILN COMPANION.

OK Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure OF
~ Consumption. Asthma, Diseases OF the Heart, and
all Female Diseases. 43i pages, - en-ray!ngs
Paper 30 cts bound - cts, Mai! 10 any pa.,--pusl-
age 9 ~ cts.
shoulder Braces and Chest EXpanders, So. Mail
TO any part. 80 cts. postage, lnhaling Tubes SILVER
perfect. 50 to $40, ir al. Ruplurcs, Falling OF the
bowels and Womb, and Weak Back and Chest Sent
10y Express everywhere. For BRACES or Supporters
or Rupture supporters, give height nom mead to loot
and circumference of person next the surface, just
above the hips. II Rupture, mention which side
Agents wanted for the sale OF the al love goods. Ad-
dccss DR.. S ;. FITCH, 707 Broadway, New ioIh
post paid.
March 10, 1878. 37yl
Turo. A. PrcK. Apo,hccary and dealer in surgl-
cal Instruments. Agent TOR Burlington and vicinity.
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'Tgl E}esAeesEeE, &. EaE!d'EG
LATE PECK {. SPEAR,
A OF n
AND
W'hoicsatc DRUGGIST,

III f'.N1 : J..
Is CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH,
FEE&CrL NNp ISuIA
DRUGS:
Now Chemicals; Lerchrs; Surgical Instruments
Mineral Teeth aud D'nial~ articles Saline or Mineral
Waters Genuine Patent and 1homsonian Nedi-
cincs Pure Liquors and Wines Soda Fountains and
!yrnps brushes, Perfume. Soaps, Inks, Blncklngs
! anry and Domestic articles; Foreign x Domestic
I lgafs. Ground Spices, GLASSWARE: Dvc-Smh'
I amphrne, Bird, Field, Flower and Garden seeds
&c. IN tine, every article directly or Indirectly con-
n,cted with this business.
From the advantage Of receiving Mineral waters
Coniphcne, Leeches, sc. periodically purchasers can
rely upon iheir freshness.
lndisIduals wishing Irusses, Leeches, SC, will al.
"aHs una a person IA attendance 10 apply them.
Medicines dispensed NJ all hours of night.
~ Inc attention OF Druggists, Physicians, Mcr.
chants and Manufacturers is solicited, with the MS.
snfance' that they can be supplied rom this establish
ilrlt as adHhhiaIeousiy as at lie city markets. 4
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EHssh5;cr Ward.

GRAY. MEAD s co. offer for sale, at
" their place, on Prarl Street, nearly every descrip-
ton OF : asoncd LUMBER. On the opening Of
Navigation, they Vii have Tor sale q lutgc supply
Of S@a!S5LIs, and in,auJ to keep ON hand, To- sappl,
the community duiiny the season, all kinds OF markets
nJ.e LglL,r. ION.
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Chcshic Rail Road.


IN aud after Oetobcr l3,h, Trims will rn over hi,
~ Road as follows
Passenger Trains will be run 10 Winrhrndcn il
connection with the Fitcuburg Trims, which leave
Charlestown nj 7 \. VI. ana / J.. VI,
From Winchcndon ut 9 - A. u and 3 10 7. NJ.
connecting will the second and the last Filchbura
trains to Boston.
Stages from Western and Northern New IIaiup-
shire. and the State OF Vermont, viii deliver aud g.
ceiye passengers Al Winchcudon in connection wild
oil the above Trains.
a Freight Train will be run daily zach way in con
uection with the usunl FitchturG Frcigi, Trains.
r. VI DWARnS, President.
o. ..ber -, lsi;. l.,t
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D.NH. VAHsNEY

White Smith, CutlCr & GCn cnif,
RESPECTFULLY announces 10 tie Inhabitants
~ ol Burlington and vicinity. that he, Inns ratup,I
to tins place aud again commenced business AZ ,ba
ola stand, on College 81, formerly cccupird nv lin,
where strictly applying mscll to business. md d',rr
,he, patronage he has iormer.y had. II '''''o" u
June -. ISIS.
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JAjlES CUMMINGS,
To the Ladies.

nr. Townscnds Sprsaparhls Is a favoritc Of the Iadic, 7, 70
h"'e, them OF a great amount Of suffering and gives them dnc coi,.
following:
South BrooklyH, Iar II. ls41.
DR.: IowNsrNn-Sr: II gives me pleasure to TESTIFY to thu
hcnchrnl effects | have experienced from the use oi your Sarsapa
RIA. NV system was very much r. luccd by ncryou,ucss aud gene
raj debility, and wJs a variety OF female complaint. read your
advertisement aud vas Induced to try the eject OF YOUR remedy
II restored me To ahrt'r state Of health than | had cnjo,ed for
several years prc'ious To uhiu- It, and do most chrcrfully 70
Crmlacnl 1t u a valuable medicine 10 all v ho are afflicted a. | have
been. MRS. PARKER,
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The question is now settled with regard to the real
white mud practical efficacy Of the PECIUR-iL
SfHTp, in removing CDTGHS and all other dis.
eases and distractions Of the Pulmonary OEGASy-
lt4 superiority over every other MEDICINE for this class
OF coiulli.r's. can be at,cs.ci by hundreds in this
some OF who's. ua!l. Inv, n'r.nl. aS'an.cl in this
paper, and more of them vii BE- seen VERY e'oa 49,
Tier" is no longer any doubt about little Jact j.
%csi1,o, tht
Der. EOnD'S F'ECTORAL STGl'p.
is tn greatest remedy OF Tie age; it is Just the lajua
that iIs i1aE been hoped for. and sou1htto for bat never
found I'LL now! VII: Il medicine that should bc plces-
ant N t7ic-gUjcL'g cgcar'1uq when taken Sgfe in
It's operation, and that it should require nothing after
wards in the shlpa Of ply SIC, or other medicine 70
carry it out ui the system.
1t should be particularly observed by the readrr
tlat this &TRJP is not a remedy for Diseases OF all
par!s q the body, but only for the CHEST and
LG.NGS, and for
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LADY SAVED!

The following is from a very respectable Farmer residing Al
licm1strrd;
pa TowNsrND-Dear SIR; Nv wife has been suffering 50 So.
vcrcy from the Dyspepsia aud general arrangement of the systcm.
that We supposed She must die. The Physicians could not resist
the disease. and she would have died beyond doubt If We had rot
given her Your Slrsaparla II has saved her life certainly. Ss
i aimo't entirely relieved, and Is gaining strenSth and health.
Sac Till continues the use of II.
Yours, respectfully,
L AERAN
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Rome, March 10, l5ij.
bR. FooRD,-Dcar Sir i very clccrtu,ly give my
certificate Tor yunr Pcctoral syrup. through your
Agents in Rome, Alrssrs. pa Hey Il Peck. NV wife
has been troubled with n severe cough for some years.
and in the meantime has tried various medicines OF
rcputc. Last fall her cough increased and | felt very
mnch alarmed about her. ! was induced to try your
Syrup, and am happy TO say. TINT two bottles en-
tiIelv cured her cough. and improved her general
hcaith. ! would recommend il to all us a medicine OF
great wOlta.
HORACE y. BILL.
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NOTHING ELSE!

Blu, for all PELHONiRT DTFFlCTLTIES cr-
ccpt the mos; advanced stages Of CONSC-NPJION.
of tins malady. it has rescued many in their down
ward progress, and restored them to health, md to
the active business and cuioyments OF life. Try it.
then, il you have a COCGH, and you will not be dis
| n,,,i,lai
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,,.l 80. i'''"'s "i various quantities.. Also. 1000
, =, nnoouec"' comprising various brands and
gn "a Il 'ns anu So,sars Maccoboy and scotch
ida ,oll'", crushed Lont aud powJ'oaI -" ""n,,'
\rW oIt,nns, Zero Rico, Nueiyrtas' 81 Cr,r ' r.
,nd ana Cuba Mo.assesi Half Boxes, Box and ken
aud Java Coffee fimento, Pepper, & in"r.r N2unna.a
cloves, Mustard, Cassia, Fancy and Bar SOM Sn " =
md Mould Candies, Winter aud summer OItp' Mn
rel salmon S.ad, Herring, Picked and Dry Cod
and a full and genera assortment OF Groceries VII u
Ne offer for sale Mt the very lowest market prices, and
10 which NC invite the attention OF tire country mcr,
'hant. CLARK, FISK &
y. i. IIbcra, advances mad, upon consignment.
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Bennington, Geo. T. Harrington, Thrn. 4. Peck VII
iis'"u, liudlut X Hodges Richmond, !. VI kcnnc-
dy, & Co, T.. b. Green Moukton. VI. w. kmslev
trrl.au Oh, Allen & Wheeler Charlotte. Lyon 4
Ai.NolI-r llueshutgh, Marcus HINT Wliuoski
a.ls, ". b Hatch. Strand Depot lil Fulton St
Y, /.
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Ghcau FgGGk Store.

No. |. PICKS BUtlDiyG. BUELiNGToS, vi.
Next Door 10 the Commercial Bank
Fly c. n. EDWARDS.
TIME Largest Stock Of Miscellaneous
4 School Classical, 4 Medical Looks & Station
cry to be found in any one Store north of New YORK
at the most reasonable prices Tor Cash only.
Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited t.
examine our stock.
1T Orders by Mail or by the Divers Of the vatou-
lines of Stages to this place, promptly answered
June II. 1878.
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CoLD AND SILVER, STEEL AND

~ Plated and German Silver, Spectables and plated
t'oerlcs, q tine assortment Just received
VIZ RRi"sNAIp q bgorETp
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Sheep Marking.

COFT RED CIIALH. or SurrP Msrrly.
- staully for sale, in large or snail qnnnii,irs NJ.
N assoluneE, Of DRrGS and MEDICINES. ly ""'
JONATHAN 7. HALL & CO
druggists
Apr. 10, ly. No. ], Uni ~ street, Bos,o,
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TWO CHILDREN SAVED

Nc-v frw fimiirs indoch-iu fact We have not heard Of one that
used DR. Tow n,rnds Sarsiparlll in time. lost any children tho
past sunutr while those that did not .ickcncd aud died. Tho
certificate We publish below l. conclusive evidence OF It's value.
aud l, only anuthcr instance oflts >N Wg the lives uf chidrcu.
pr Tow NsrNa-plr SIR: | had two cbitrrn cured bv vour
Sll,lr4riill of the summer complaint aul dv,crt .ry. one " ~. If
teen month, old. aud the other 3 years. Tuy we're very much
t"lu'rd, aud We expected they would die ilrv wrrc gwen vi,
lev two rcsprH tnblr pIysiciaus. Nhcu the Doctor informed IA. that
we must lose them, We resolved to try yol- S4r,up,ill. We had
heard Sc much Of bat had but hide C|.uiJaurr. there being %
uuch stuh ai'crt'rl TINT i, worthless. li SOC are very tuuhul
ttat We dl, To- Do aulouhtrlly saved tc lives OF both. Iwrte tiu,
that Others may br induced 4, us, Il.
Your. rcsp~ctn'v.
lAIg Ift a. =
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CLARK, FISK & co.
.2s FULTON sTREETNEw YORK

AVE on hand, aad offer TOR sale n choice seec-
i lon Of Fresh Teas from the late arrivals, COM
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oiSn u'U tptus.
Palmyra, June 3, 1917. Mr.. Bcmett-Dear Sir
| find that your yellow Dock aud Salsaparilla goes
finely. want you to send me four dozen bottles
more. Think it will take the place Of Townsends Sar-
saparila altogether. Send inc immediately, as | have
but one bottle left out ot six dozen in two months.
Yours, &C., J. X. SEXTON.
Look Out For Imposition.
Beware how you buy medicine pat up in square
quart bottles, as you are liable TO be imposed upon
BE sure aud ask Tor DR.. Guysott's Compound Extract
OF Sorsaparilla, bearing the written signature OF 5. +.
Bennett on each outside wrapper, written with black
ink, and buy nothing else, as It IS this preparation on
ly that is PERFORMING such marvellous and astonishing
cures. Remember lciiOC D0ck ant SarSGpariila
Prepared at $. J. Benefits Laboratory Little Falls,
llelkimer County, New York, and
Soid by Il. H. HUNTINGTON, Penn Yam,
by one agent in every village in the State, by the prn-
cipal druggists and merchants throughout the United
States, West indies and Canada.
None genuine unless put up IN large square bottles,
containing a quart. with the name Of the syrup blown
IN the rass, with the written signature Ci ,. /. BEN
NETT Oh each out side wrapper.
f'ranf gfn.-nr. fr,, -, trn 4 ~ .rtal
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Consumption Cured.

Victor, Orleans Co, y, \ July ID, 1917.
Mr., Bennett, Little Falis-Dcar Sir-on the receipt
of this send me nj least four dozen bottles Extract Vel
low Dock and Sarsapanlla. It's giving entire salts
faction here. One case, that Of a young man from
Michigan, nearly gone with consumption lie COM
menced taking the medicine when unable 10 sit up,
and before using Inc whole OF the fist bottle was SO
it is now certain that he will get well speedily. lie
was also very deaf, and that also Is nearly cured
There are other cases where il has been used with
good success. Houls, uuly,
a. 2. DICKINSON.
Sept, 9th Just received a letter from lIerkimer,
llerkimer Co which states that the Syrup cured a
gentleman of consumption that wns Supposed to be
beyond hopc-now enjoying good health.
Victor, July -, lsi7. Mr.. Bennctt-Dear Sir-The
medicine sent has not come to hand yet. lam entire
~ out, with calls OF from & to 10 boites per day. Send
some by express immediately.
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4. Z. DICKINSON.


Scneca Falls, jay 10, 1917. Mr.. Bennctt-Dear
Sill am eutIely out Of your Extract OF yellow Dock
add Salsapaull0, and viii be- much obliged it Won will
send me some four dozen or more bottles a. soon rs
possible. do not ike 10 be out OF the medicine. So
tar II has sold well aud given entire satisfaction. One
bottle @. The Yellow pock ana Saisapnri,la, and one
h.1c Of Rheumatic Linimrnt, sold ON the loIh day oi
jane, has performed a radical cure OF Inilamma,ory
rheumatism, OF long standing, upon n gentleman who
was only abe to move about the house on clutchrs-
He was IN our village To-day, some six OF seven miles
from home, without Crulches or cGne. lie wished me
to tender 10 You his unieigucd thanks for being restur,
81 TO hca,. and relieved from pain aud suffering by
NJ, god, u, niy"ni ir,a.u. .,cu.'i.rinc
L EKOWN
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29

fore, appeal TO the sane class Of yotrs. Sup
pose that in this unmeAning contest Locoroco,
who would Tear down but build up nothing, is
elected. il seems 10 US that either Of the de-
lea'ed candidates would have the great pleasure
Of rejecting that he had himself defeated his
cause and his parry. But if this be an un.
avoidable folly, then there is another thing
TO be attended to by The Wings. That is Or
gaHizahoH. We notice that the Democracy.
with little To encourage them. are nevertheless
actively engaged in making an effective organi.
EaIon. This is far better than mere stump
speaking. Political industry is nseessaryio po-
ll'icol success. No man ever gained any cause
by talking, without work. The only word we
can say worth anything, is to say.-WHIes, or.
sANIzE-Organizo-Work, in season aud out Of
season, TO bring out your vote and encourage
yours friends Cincinnati Atlas.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29

were Of course bound, if ! were not nominated,
TO sustain and support the nominee, whoever he
might be- and | hoped they would do so, heart
and soul. That was a candidate for the Pres
dency only so far as my friends had chosen to
make me. Bui having been placed in my pre-
sent altitude toward that subject without any a.
gency or act Of my own, directly or indirectly,
did not feel myself at liberty. by any such act,
TO Withdraw myself; that my friends, in whose
hands had ever been, could do so whenever
they should see fii; and finally, if they could
succeed in elecIing to lha, office any one better
qualified for lis duty than | was. who at the
same time was honest, truthful aud patriotic, il
was their duty to go for him; aud so Far from
being disappointed or mortified, should hail
The result with joy.
Under the general authority thus given to
these gentlemen, | shall deem whatever state.
ments they may have made, TO be right and
proper and confident Of their integrity and the
sincerity Of their friendship, shall sustain them
without Qualification. ! therefore take upon
my own shoulders the responsibility of the acts
Of the Louisiana Delegation in the Convention,
and am prepared to stand by the consequences,
IN their length and breadth. | regret exceed.
ingly that my friends in Baltimore, whom you
represent, should thus misunderstood the course
pursued by the Louisiana delegation in Con-
venIion, and should have imagined had aban-
doned the position ! held in my published let
ters on the subject.
| feel bound to respect the opinions of those
who honestly differ from me; and while feel
conscious Of no change Of feeling, or inconsis-
Iency on my part, cannot expect or desire that
any Of my friends whom you represent, should
do violence to their own sense Of right and
wrong by supporting my election, while they be-
lieve have changed my political views.
| ask no man, be he Wing or Democrat, or
Native American, for his vote. take every
American citizens interest in the welfare Of his
country TO be as pure and deep as my own, and
have therefore no right, and certainly no de.
sire, to influence his action in The exercise Of the
important duty of voting for officers of his gov.
ernmenI. With due respect, &C.,
z. TAYLOR.
To Messrs. Chas. H. Phillips, Jno. w. Walk
er, Thos. H. Alexander, and others.