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STATE OF VERMONT. I Be Remembered
District of Addison, IS. that alta Probate
Court. held ut Mildlebmv, in and for the District
Of Addison on the 9th day Of November a. ID.
lS4S
William 2. Wheeler, administrator, with the
viii annexed, Of the estate cf
AARON HALL,
late of Kccnc, in the County of Cheshire in the
Stl:c of New Hampshire, deceased. presents his
1;tiioa in writing to this Court. PRAYING for IL
rcrs. 10 sell the real estate of said deceased in
this state for the purpose Of paving the debts of
said deceased and expenses Of administration, and
therein sets forth the amount of debts allowed by
Commissioners against s:iid deceased, the cxpen-
scS of administration and the situation of the real
cS;aec ard that there Is no personal estate of said
deceased in this State, and that il is necessary to
sell all the real estate of the said deceased for the
purposes aforesaid: Ii is tbercupOn ordered that
said petition be considered bv this Court at the
session thereof to hc held at the Office of the Reg
i.ter of this Court, in said Mldebury. on
Thursday, the 2lst day Of December next, al one
O'Clock in the afternoon and that said administra-
Tor give notice thereof 10 all persons interested
that they may appear and make their objections
if an they may hive, TO said license being grant
cd, by publishing certified copy of this order in
the Middlebury Galnxy-a newspaper printed at
said Middleburr-three weeks successfully pre-
vious 10 the time of said Court. 81
Jed. 5. BuShaeH, Register.
A true Copy Of Record
Attest, Jed. = Bushnell, Register.
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" The natural energies--by removing all impuri-
hes of the olood-not so lar stimulating the Sys-
TEN as 10 produce subsequent relaxation, which
is the case with most medicines taken for female
weakness and disease.
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DR., Townsend's SarSaparilla.

THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY
MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
This Extract is put up in quart bottles; 1t Iso
times cheaper, pleasanter and warranted SUPERB
ar 10 any sold. 1t cures diseases without vomIt-
inc purging, sickening OF debililatingthe patient
GREAT FALL AND WINTER MEDl
CINE.
The great beauty and superiority OF this Sar-
saparilla is where it eradcates diseases lnvlg-
crates the body tbs one Of the very best tall
and Winter medicines ever known; il not only
purfies the whole system and strengthens the per-
son. but il creates new, pure and rich blood;
power possessed by no other medicine. And IN
this lies the grand secret of its wonderful success
II has performed within the last two years more
than IS 900 cures OF severe cases of disease, al
least 10000 of these were considered incurable.
More than :. OOOcas of Chrome Rheumatism.
1900 cases of Dyspepsia;
1000 cases of General Debility and Want oil
Energy;
1000 cases of the different Female Complaints;
1000 cases of Scrofula;
], 800 cases of the Liver Complaint;
$500 cases of Disease Of the Kidneys and
Dropsy;
S.0O0caseS of Consumption;
And thousands of cases of diseases Of the blood
viz Ulcers, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, pimples on
the Face, &c &C., together with numerous cases
OIL DICK G1cdudCHc, tHC oioC anu OANS'5
| Spinal affections, &c. &c.
| This, we are aware, must appear incredible,
but we have letters fromPh ysicians & ourAgents
from all parts of the United States, informing us
! of extraordinary cures. r. Van Buskirk, Esq,
one Of the most respectable Druggists OF New
ark n. J.. informs us that he eau refer TO more
than $50 cases in that place alone. There are
thousands of cases in the CITY oi New York.
which we will refer to with pleasure and 10 men
of character. II is the best medicine for the pre-
ventive of disease known. undoubtedly saved
| the lives of more than
! 5000 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON
! As it removed the cause of disease, and prepar
ed them for the Summer season. Ii has nevel
been known 10 injuIe in the least the most deli
cate child.
RHEUMATISM.
This Sarsaparila is used with the most perfec
success in Rheumatic complaints however Sc
we're or chronic. The astonishing cures it ha:
performed are indeed wonderful. Other RENE
dies sometimes give temporary relief, this entire
! ly eradicateS il from the system, even when the
| limbs and bones are dreadiully swollen.
| o. Hear Mr. Seth Terry, one of the Oldest &
most respectable lawyers in Hartford, Conn
The following is an extract of letter received
from him,
DR.. T5wnsend-I have used one bottle OF youl
Sarsaparlla, and it is excellent in its effects upon
a Chronic Rheumatic pain TO which am subject
from an injury occaSiUDed several yearS'ago in {
public stage Please send me two bottles to the
care OF Dr. Seymour. | have converSed will
two of our principal Physicians, who Iecommen
ded your Sarsaparilla.
SETH TERRY.
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lN III VEIN IIOtF0N = VT = = = . :
THREE CHILDREN.

Dr.. I6lrnseAd-Dear Sir: have The pleasur
to inform you that three of my children have
been cured of the Serolula by the use OF your ex-
cellent medicine. They were afflicted very Sc
verely with bad sores have taken only four bot
ties; it took them away, for which feel my,se
under deep obligation You respectfully,
ISAAC GRAIN, 1O6 Wocster-st
New York, March !, lS47.
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To,MOTHERs & MARRIED LADIES

This Extracto Of Sarsaparilla has been espe-
cially prepared in reference to female complaints
No female who has reason to suppose she is ap-
preaching that alperiod, "the turn of life"
sohud neglect to lakeit. as il is certain preyen-
tive or any of the numerous and horrible diseas-
es 10 which females are subject at this time of
life. This period may be delayed several years
by using this medicine Nor IS it less valuable
for those approaching womanhood, as it is cal.
culated to assist nature, by quickening the blood
and invigorating the system. Indeed. this medi
cine is invaluable for all the diseases 10 which
women arc subject. nw
It braces the whole system, renevs permanent
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DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS
RECOMMEND.

The following named Docro-s and Physicians have highly
BRANT-S MEDfCINESs- -.a-s
DIR. N. Hubbard Stamford, Conn, DIR. J. N. Smith, Wa
tertoTn n. Y Dr. Rossman, 1872 Henry ST. Brooklyn N Y
DR.. 7. NJ Hunt Auburn N Y DIR. George Francis Mid
delown, Conn. DIR. George A Rogers Bath N Y DIR. s.
White Fredonia ~ Y. Dr. c. b. Galentine, Byren n Y
DR. J. o. Shipman Fayetteville " Y, Dr. Skinner Hen
~ St, BROOKLYN NY, DR.. o. Shipman, Cortland NY
LIST OF AGENTS.
W. p Russell, Middlebury. VT
WARREN /. BROWN, Addison, Vt
J. +. BENSON, Whiting, VT
U. d. TwITCHELL, Weybridge, VT.
o. SPRAGUE, Vergennes, Tt 81; 1y
ii. o. SMITH New Haven VT
l. l.. H0I-COMB Starksboro, VT.
GEO. w, PARMEIEE, Bristol Vt
SHOLES & CARPENTER, North FcrTisburgh VT
KENT WRIGHT. Shorehzm. VT =
IRA BINGHAM Cornwall, Vt.
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JOHN BENEDICT.

We might I'll a volume til certificates likc the
above, bat VIC simply ask for single lrial Of this
me !icinr, ,or we are confident that There per-
So suffering from any disease Of the lungs, hut will
ia! an immediate benefit and speedy from its
use.
None genuine .thout the written signature Of NJ.
A. T.. GARRISON, on the wrapper. Prize one
dollar pc, boitIc. Principal Office, I42 Greenwich
street. n. Y.
Tits celebrated preparation Is pleasant 10 the
ta,ic and is so speedy in its operations. that pa
ITEMS plainly feel its good effects in few min
utc after taking the first dose.
The above may be obtained of j. p FRAN
CTS, who has been induced by the urgent Sulici
iatons of different individuals to order few do
zen bottles from the sole Agent
Or 1919 oS:
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H0rrid ScrOfula Cured,

Mr. J. b. Haskin says, in a certificate dated
Rome, Dec. 20, 1876 GRANTS INDIAN
PURIFIER has saved my life l had on me twen-
" large Ulcers-had been confined TO my bed
vear-was not expected TO live twenty-ft ur hours
could not raise my head from the pillow, nor
nv hand to my head, when l commenced using
Branls Indian Purifier. My neck was almost
wholly eaten off from ear 10 ear-an ulcer had
eaten hole through into my windpipe, under my
cnin, SO that, unless it was stopped Up by plaS-
ter. breathed through the hole, and could not
talk--my ear was so eaten out around il, that it
could be lifted up out of its place, it only holding
by small peace--two ulcers On my arm Destroy
ed the use of it--an ulcer, as large as my hand,
had nearly eaten through my side. IassuTeyou
was a very sore man, and was in a most mis-
cradle, hopeless, dying condition. But bad as l
was the first bottle ofBrant'S Purifier l use en-
abed me to getup off of the bed, where had
been confined for one year-the second bottle en-
abled me to gel out OF the house--thc third bottle
enabled me to go about two miles on foot, 10
Rome Centre, where procured six bott.eSmore.
When l had finished taking these bottles, seven
teen out of invent ulcers had healed up-my ear
and neck were well--my arm was cured so that
could work with it again, and my general
health is now good"
Mr. Haskin aftcrward stated, under oath, be-
fore B. P. Johnson, Esq, justice ofihe peace at
Rome, that few bottles more effected perfect
cure of all his ulcers
Fourteen Respectable Witnesses,
certify, that all the above statements of B. Has
kin are strictly true in every particular, they be-
ing we'll acquainted with him. The witnesses,
names are as follows, namely: Doct. Thomas
Williams, one of the Observation-Disclosures
in Rome, G. r. Brow n, proprietor of the West
Rome Hotel, Edward Hilchings, Jesse Hitch
ingS, Alzina Hitchings, Jesse Tryon, Elizabeth
Tr,.oD uaprv (onradt Elizahet II Cnnradt pl;ny
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JOHN G. PERRY.
l.nw,I1Lr, Lewis Co, NY. Aug. p, 1915

l.uw,ILLE, Lewis Co., y. Y. Aug. u, 1913.
II. A. +. HAREisoN-Dear Sir: Please send
IN, hiiy bottles DR.. lIastings' Compound Syrup OF
Naphra. This uurivalled medicine is likely t.
nro IA g great excitement IN hS comaiun iy. Hun
d.. Is ave experienced its benefits, and thousands
hay. witnessed its beneficial results. As far rs |
can learn II has cured OF is fast curing every onc
vl has t,knn il, and in several instances il has
re..orcd - he. ili persons who have been g'cn up
by the l.iedi,ai faculty.
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HEALTH &-STRENGTH.
DIR. S, o. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry Wine Bitters.

INDIGESTION AND COSTlVENESS
CURED.
G-These celebrated Bitters are composed en-
tirey OfvegetabeS of the most innocent yet effec-
ual virtues-ihey give purity and tone to the
STOMACH AND BOWELS,
andaTe most effeciual Remedy ever known for
Indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
Liver Complaints; Giddiness.
Jaundice, Nervousness,
FlaIulency, Wandering Pains,
Heartburn, Sinking FaintnesS,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Loss of Appetite, Weakness,
PILES and HUNORS,
A more powerful and healthy action of every
,cultv of the body will be effected by their use
Jr they give
LIFE FIRMNESS AND VIGOR,
Promote action in the Stomach and Bowel
cleanse from unhealthy secretions,. and purify
The blood in the most thorough and effective man.
ner.
AS YOU VALUE HEALTH BE
CAREFUL!
And O6seTre Thai
all Biuers prepared by me have fac simile Of my
signature on the outer envelope.
To countcrGI 1rhich is forgery.
For the convenience Of>Families Ihave the
Roots and Herbs round and packed in papers,
which
MAY BE USED IN WINE OR WATER.
T|OrderS rom Agents, merchants, traders,
druggists, apothecaries and dealers in medicines,
will be punclually attended to-
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, At
MY OFFICE.
No. 10 HANOVER STREET-BOSTON
and in every town throughout the New England
States, by my Agents, who are
Pledged to seHthe Genuine. 46
UPHce 75cents n bottle-50cents paper.0
WP. Russell & s. Moody. Agents,
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w m. M. 3 A S s
Physician g. Surgeon,

4 ltFERS his professional services TO the inhab-
" ltants OF Middlebury and vicinity, and re-
solieits share of public patronage.
10 OFFICE in the room Immediately over
Dr. Russels Drug Store,-latelyH occupied BY j.
c. Wicker. 'A@ : Issm
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SCROFULA CURED.

This Certificate cunclusively proves that this
Sarsaparilla has perfect control over The most oh
slinate diseases OF The blood. Three persons
curad in cna housa i nm nrecedented
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READY MADE CLOTHING

Goats. Vests. Pants, Shirts, Drawers, & Frocks,
new and cheap, just received by
-.981g- H. x. SHELDON
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Just Received

At the stores of the undersigned, large and
full supply of HERRIcK's SUGAR COATED PILLS
and Kid Strengthening PlasierS.
ILeSs D ~ I'd nn.I.r ..araI... -
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FOR PRESIDENT,
'ZACMAR TAYLOR,

"a So
aTaptpcr girea By The Constitution 70 III
Ereeaire, 10 mterToss his reto, isa high cOnser-
ratise porer, uhich should nerer be exercised &C.
ssDt 81 Eases " tgear r%toiation Of me constitution.
o. manifest haste and rant Of consideration By
&c ngreg.
d . 7ae personal opinions Of he iadiriduai Wdc
may Happen 10 occupy he Eaecatire chair, oughI
not 10 control Tie action Of Congress upon ques-
htaons Of domestic policy, nor ought has objections
10 be iutsposed wie e questions ef constitutional
pogcr hare been setaed By ne various department.
lef government, and acqaesced N By he pcgple'
I Upon Me saSeets Of te tariG, u currency
He improvement IF oar great h~ighWay', ripels
lakes and harhors. Tie wiA Of The people, as co.
pressed through their representatives IN Congress
ought 10 De respected, and earned out BY he Ere
cutiUe.n
+" Var, al all hines, and under all cirennl
staaeeG, Is q national calamity, 20 be Groided, !
compatible w,tk national honn,'i /" TaepriRcplc
Of our government, as SeeH as its true policy, d
opposed to the subugaLion Of other nations
and Ne dismemberment Of other countries b
conquest, for, IN Ae Language Of he great Wash
iNsroN, 'BHhy should zoe quit our Oarm 10 stand o.
foreign groaad!?'n n. TAYLOR.
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In the third or Bowling Green district, Crit.
'enden's majoritylis tWo thousand t,oo hundred
@'a m'nety-n'ne rOtes. This is a gratifying re-
SUIT and shows a gain over Clay in 1874.
OF 445 votes, and Of 927 over Owsley. Il,
Is not less pleasing, but still more singular. 10
state that Crittenden has gained on CLAW in Tho
9th or Ashland district. The vote stands Inns
-cFittenden's majority over Powell 1904
owsley's over Butler l22I-Clay's over Polk
tSH. In the 9TH, or Louisville district. Crit
,enaon's majority is 8O4-being a gain Of 76 on
clay and 24O on 0wsley. In the Bardstown
district, Crittenden's majority is SAT. ButIsr,a
majority over owsley was 597, and Claws over
POlk was 557. We think the returns look as
y C~r'tenden's total majority would reach
9,OOO.-Y. Whig.
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electi0n, 3 appears q nc that every vol,
ihrowa SAG Buren, is the same IN effect 81
& vote tpn I lue unlass 1 greatly under esi'
mate the extent Of the disafeetion IN The Dem
ocmric party. I do hotihiuk that Of the Wing
party is q great extent or influence, and
judge so because The I'D accgstomcd leaders
Of THAT party are al, nearly, openly and strong.
y enlisted for Taylor. Take Massachusetts
for instance. They say,it is true, that Web
ster is disatTccted, but IL he is, he will either
come out fJr Taylor or remain inactive. lie
will not openly oppose him. Choale, Win
throp, Lawrence, Lincoln, Ashmun, Rock
well, Hudson, &c, sc, are all for Taylor.
And so IL is throughout the north. The dis
affected among the Wings DO not seem to be
the men accustomed to guide and control the
masses, and for this reason | say the disohec-
ton is not great. II is different in the Demo-
cratic Pariy-still even in that party, the old
shrewd, intriguing politicians are most OF
them for Cass, the regular nomination ! think
the Van Buren, men undercstimaie the vote
Cass will get in New York. AS long as Ed
win Croswell lives any candidate he advocates
in that state will make a good run. He is pro-
bably'the abIest and most cunning politician in
the United States. i think the vote of New
York will be aboutlike this, aggregate 100000,
Taylor 225,0O0, Van Buren, l75,000, Cass
100000.
In Illinois Van Buren, will have from 10000
to Is 900 votes, which will give the state 10
Taylor, as hey will be taken from Cass, and
the usual democratic majority is about 10000.
II Van Buren, gets less than 10000 Cass will
probably getthe Stute BY the number Of votes
less than 10000 which Van Buren, gets.
think Cass will carry Michigan, Missouri and
Iowa, but the same rule as above applied to IL
linois must be applied to those states. IfVan
Buren, gets a larger vote than the old Demo
cratic majority II is almost certain that Taylor
will get item In Ohio and IndianR the sam
rule wosks. 1ta1 fat#
My views may be erroneous. They are
founded, you will see, on theprcmiso that there
is no serious diOaiection in the Wing party. ]
think there is not. | believe Taylor will get
Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut Rhode
Island, New York, New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, North Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
perhaps Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa.
1t is proper to say, though you would know
it, If unsaid, that very different views from
mine are held here by different persons. A
prominent Van Buren, man told me yesterday
that Van Buren, would get SO, 900 votes in this
state. ] regard this US perfectly absurd. A
Cass man said that Van Buren, would not
get 5000. / think this another extreme.
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The Rev. Edward Fontaine will preach
il Livingston, Sunday August 9th, at IL
o'clock A, M.

Who BETRAYED THE souTn?-Col. Melville
in his speech declared that II ever The south
was betrayed it would be by a Southern Presi.
dent. We did not then believe him, but events
hive since shown thar he knew his w party
better than We did. Polk has signed the Ore.
gon bill with The Wilmot proviso, and Van
Buren, is the free soil candidate. Who can
now place any reliance upon the standard
bearers Of Locofocoism? Who can believe
That coss, always opposed to slavery, will
abide BY the Baltimore platform, when Polk
4 Shareholder, signs a bill containing tho vii,
mot p~rOyiso!
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U

Died IN this place on the 9Th inst, Mary
Eliza, daughter of Vim. Mcbride, Esq, aged
about 10 years.
Died in this place on the Goth inst, Alney
Mclean, Son of VIM. Mcbride, Esq aged
about 10 years.
"o! what a shadow DER the heart is flung,
When peals the requiem of the loved and
young~ or
The memory Of these lovely children, who
IN the short space oftwo weeks, were s'snatch,d
away in b~eauty's bloom"-will be cherished
o tonly bytheir bereaved parent and mourn.
ing kindred; but also, by all, who had witness
ed their minglings with the bright and YOUTH
'ul circle, which so beautifully rudiates our
community.
PREVIOUS to their %decease, both had begun to
exhibit traits Of character, which If thew had
lived, would have drawn around them manv
an admirer, as we'll as warm and devoted
friend, The quiet, tender and afFectionate
manner Of the sister, formed an interesting
combination, with the sprightly, manly bear.
ing, which had already developed itself in the
Orothe'' But above all did they win attach.
ment by their devotion and kind attention to
each other. ls,aa.s
4helrlittle spirits were bound together by a
goldenthread, which the strong hand of Death,
could only lengthen; for in two short weeks
the thread again contracted, and ,wined them
IN closer union around the Throne Of Cod
"Nor parted now-one fate one home!p
This thought will act as a Z" spirit balmn 10 him
who is thus doubly afflicted. As he looks
around and fails to see those little lights, which
once Illuminated his family group-he will re.
ceive peace and solace from the reflection that
they are now twinkling stars in the armament
OF haaven-yes-
"TheFe'll break upon his sorrows evening
gloom
A dazzling lustre from beyond the tomb.o
N UG esszH s.
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Gen. Taylor on Me Eue Of The Battle o. Buena
Vista-On The 2lst of February, l847, when
the countless army Of Santa Anna had taken
up their position at Buena Vista, to vanquish
the Spartan band Of citizen soldiers under the
command OF Gen. Taylor, this pure and brave
man thus wrote in a private letter TO a friend.
" o. Bee.
"This may be the last communication you
will receive from me- l have been stripped by
the Government of regular troops, and reduced
in volunteers; and thus stripped, and at the
mercy Of the foe, have been expected to re-
treat or resign; but shall do neither. l care
not for myself, but feel deeply for the noble
soldiers who are about to be sacrificed for Their
country-we shall stand still and give them
battle, relying on a just Providence for a right
result"
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NoRrH CAROLINA EREor--.A Wing Gouerncr
and Legislature 1--we received last evening n
teIegraphic desoatch from Charleston, dated
yesterday morning The 18th inst, at 5 O'Clock
and 40 minutes. 1t is to the following effect:
By the latest accounts from Fayetteville,
Manly, (Whig) is elected Governor of North
Carolina by fonr hundred majority. There is
a wing majority Of two on joint ballot in the
Legislature.-M o Rcayuste.
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CR7rs, &c.-on Saturday last we were visit
ed with a Southeast storm Of wind and heavy
ram which certainly did not improve our pros
Peeis. On Wednesday we had another rain,
end g day, Thursday, there is every indication
Of still another. The boil worm, so far as wc
have heardsslill continues its ravages, and we
are compelled to believe that the crop Of this
county will not be as large as that Of last
year, Every plantation is full Of grass and
th's certainly must to some extent iniure the
crop Yet, with a late frost, should the boil
worm cease is laboTs after this week, nearly
a fair crop might possibly be made.
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The BUFFALO COMMUNICATIVE last dates
from New York, by the mail represent that
immense crowds of all sorts, sizes and qololrs
q people, were vending their way to this great
collection Of the untcrrifed of all prizes. In
speaking of this fact the New York True San
of the 9th says.
Yesterday afternoon a boat for ALBANY
took up from this city a motley gang bound
Tor the Buffalo Convention. There were Nc
gFoes, Barnburners, Liberty Men. Fourierites
and what not,'
"Black spirits aud white, blue spirits and grew,
Mlagle, mingle, mingle, you that mingle mays
We heard that a very distinguished "culiud
gemman," decidedly the lion Of boat; throw
ing Mr.. John Van Buren,, who was abroad.
completely in the shade.
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CAss's LAND sPEcuIAr1oss.AWe COW rtom
the Ficksbufg Wing the summary Of Kerche-
walls BITTER On This matter. The only fact
which We regarded, to wit, that Cass while
secretary and having control Overthe mater,
was engagedin sPeculating in The public lands,
isiully admitted. Ii seems that others, hola.
ing high offices, were engaged with him; W,
90 not undertake. to justify them. Let Smith
Hubbard and Webster bear their own share Of
sAs ~aisgraee. The swindling charge must be
settled BY Smith and Kercheval-we shall
take no part in that.