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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25
TERMS OF SALE,


All sums not exceeding one thousand
dollars, cash; over one thousand and moi
exceeding three thousand dollars. one half
cash and the remaining half 10 one year ;
over three thousand, one third cash, one
third in one year, and one third In two
wears with interest on tae credit pay
ments, at the rate of SIX per cent. per
annum. .a -Ea# i..#-
z A discount of five per cent. on the
principal of the deferred instruments, will
be allowed, if payment thereof be made
within thirty days from time of SALE
With the deeds, will be delivered to the
purchasers, the original patents from the
United States. ift ass
A memorandum Of the terms of sale
will be signed blythe Trustees and deliv-
cred to the purchasers, and the purchasers
will be required to do the like. The deed
will be delivered whenever the whole
purchase money shall! have been paid !;
and in all cases Of default Of payment.
the land may be sold over again at public
sale at the Philadel phia Exchange with
out further notice 70 the detaulting pur-
chasers, at their expense and risk, respec-
IlyplV
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25
PARALLEL
Bstreen the opinions of Gen. Washing
ton and Gen. Taylor respecting
Political Pledges.

Besueen the opinions of Gen. Washing
ton and Gen. Taylor respecting
Political Pledges.
Look on this picture
Extract Of letter written by Gen.
Washington to Benz. Harrison, dated
MOUNT VERNON. March 9, 1889.
will declare to you that if il should
be my eyltable fate to administer the
government, flor Heaven knows that no
event can be less desired by me, and that
no earthly consideration, short of 50 gen
eral call, together with desire to recon.
cite contending parties, SO far as 10 me
lies, could again bring me into public
lIfe.) | will go to the chair under no
pre-ensagement Of any kind or nature
1chatsoerer. - $50. .fgioq ,e-a-.fF
Extract from another letter written by
General Washington 20 Benz. Lincoln,
dated I-@ 4AA7S ~
MOUNT VERNON. March IL, 1859.
Should it BECOME inevitably neces-
sary for me to 60 into the chair of gov
eminent, | have determined to 90 free
from all positive engagements of every ma
ture whatsoever. This is the answer
have already given to multiplicity of
applications; and Ii have assigned as the
true reason of my conduct the predomin-
ant desire ! had of being at liberty-t to act
with a sole reference to justice and the
public good, .-
and then on this
Extract from letter written by Gen.
Taylor to the Editors Of the Richmond
Republican, dated
BATON ROGUE, La, April 20, lS4s.
To your inquiries have respectfully to
reply: g9.rt--
That, # nominated by the Wing Ma.
fional Convention, shall not refuse ac-
cePtance, provided am left free of all
pledges, and permitted to maintain the
position of independence of all parties in
which the people and my own sense of
duty have placed me; otherwise | shall
refuse the nomination of any convention
or party. -s.-...-s ....r-- s.. IS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25

cash OF all kinds used in this vici nifty
~ kept constantly on hand or madey,
order. by ]. l.. VANCE to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14

NEW CONCERN.
4sN'f subscribers having associated T., H.. ,r,o.e o!
y cuI!!att!n. Che DR.. t'pcts business, u:.ie: tho
ns:nc and styl.ot
PETERS s STICLEE
a. n" stand Formerly ocr"pie.l by d. r. C. Peters.
Monf solicit the CUSTOM q tn, friends and pstGos Of D.
!. Z. Peters. and the public generally.
They intend keeping constantly On hand large and
well selected .,.ck of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Family Croes,ies &c.
and vii! in few weeks add to .ter p,essn, stock full
supply o' me most fashionable goods that b. y,cur.
'd IN 'he NoHhe'" cities They pledge themselves 20
use every exer'"" and spare ,ains on their BAR, :,
render their business agreeable 10 al! wh. uay .a.o,
then. with ,hei. cu.,o....
DON Z. c. PETERS.
JAMES \. S'IlC!...K
Au:ns. S-:s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
MARDEN'S
PATENT PLATFORM SCALES, BALANCES,
COUNTER SCALES, md EVERY OTHER
Kind Of weighing Apparatus.

the great variety Of Marden's Improved In~tru
~ ments for Weighing have been found Of 50
great conv snence and utility the Platform Scae. lc
rs astonishing degree of accuracy is bringing uo gen"
eral nSe.
/ The Platform Scale invented by the Undersigned, has
great Improvements upon those heretofore use is
Pcriury consists
lst IL he simplicity and strength of its construction.
by which liability to lnjure by is entirely obviated
I'd. IN the greater accuracy with which light, heavy
or medium drafts can BE- weighed by it..
5 In its cost, which considerably lower than that Of
iany other Scale
These @Tea important considerations in the purchase
Of Scale and their very sale in this country
q refer to every frm HAT has used them IS proof Vi
their superiority.
The subscriber als, keeps constantly IN hand large
assortment OF Scales, Weights and Measures for both
town and country Standards Brass and Copper Scales for
APohecarlc> and Conf cii0ners Scales with and with
aut stands, suitable FIR Grocers: spring Baauces iup
Scales and Roman S;eev yards; Iron and Brass Balances
and suitable apparatus tnr every size and kin@,
Every thiny nianjt ctured BIZ the subscriber is war
ranirl. and if found eqrfl to what is reconnlen
died. the money viii be returned.
Ntghts grada tied to The standard Of all countries
proved, aHd WaIrenied perfectly correct
A kinds Of repairing done win correctness and prompt
ntss. JESSE MARDEN.
Corner south Charles and Baldeislgn streets.
Baltimore.
June I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
LAUREL. HILL ACADEMY,
.HFTEi:yT COE.iTT.

's'E second terra of the session g ten month. wi!
L inence l.th July and contn,ic ionge, The
location is II miles y. W of ynchburg. fine, healthy
section, sometimes termed sch. hear. ot Amherst" The
undcrgncd who his just completed -c - TERM will be
French and English Nchcs having testimonials Of scoa.
ship from Of the first teachers in the State. Under this
arrangement nc opportunity will be aft .cd Young ladies'
for improving the mind, without the heavy expense usually
incurred BY high board, Sc foun. prosecuting The
Sciences and Languages will have adv ansye USUALLY
enjoyed in the country three fourths Of the Scoul
classical Particular attention will be paid to morals. order,
&c, well the department Of the two ards
each other Yhc TERMS formerly, so for the
ish per term of MONTHS and Ai2 30 fr the Classics
and h her branches Of Mathematics Board
at ~ or s6 in the vicinity No deductions made
the time Of commencement except for sickness some un
usual circumstance.
REFERENCE.
Dr. - 3at'e.on and J.. s Rucker, patron. the School
50. ADDRESS i.o. y. o., Amherst county.
June 2j-5m i!O. ". WATTS, 4. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
NEW CONCERN.

FENIE subscribers have take. the house lately ocu,i
Z I'd by sir. Charles iancey. and opposite Don 4,
Z. Peters. Tor Che purpose 0! coad actin. the
Saddle Gnd Harness business.
IN all ~ various branches and take this opportunity q!
'n'or''n. 'heH friends and the pnbc generally. that
they "ll keep constantly han! every article usually
fpnn! Ia such establishments made afe! the mos. an
proved Styles q the best ae..i. and IN the mos. sui
stani.al manner.
Fefsins IN want ":any a,tic. line sill d.. sci,
t. "i." Us CALI As <eare determined sci! very !.
oFdrs r"" lo"" OK country Thankfully .ece!y.d and
promptly attended 10.
WI IT, !i!cNVv.
WAL +. ROBERTSON
N.E.-A'l ''pa.ns s.a!! be Conc aeat, and y. .ior;
"otlce.
Angus; ;-Im
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SO REWARD!
Z WILL pay the above reward of $685., Y,s appre
4 henslon and delivery of
I}uES N.Y. gYJSJC

IL YES o. JH.EElNS
70 the jail of APPROXIMATIONS He made his escape from
jail on Thursday, the 9Th inst. by cutting his way
thr,ugh The flor with an aiqer
Said James @. Williams was tried at our last Supe
nor Conr' for unlawtully shooting Robert Webb and
sentenced TO the Penentiary for three years. There
VIII be reward offered for hun in few DAYS by the
Governor.
" llli1ms is between % and % wears old. ) feet S
inches high, salow complexion, bad front teeth and
brown hair (which he wore very long lie had On when
he rtt Ialr Of striped panlans, green jeans Goa, and
ci"h cap re Is a Nheewrght by trade, and
has served several years at the Taiors trade He will
nave no doubt, change his clothes and have his hair
trimmed as his father and brother were both seen Turk
Cd about the Court House late that night
JOHN RAINE
Jaior Of .3Pqcmator county,
August 3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
WV. VI. BLiCkFaRD. Editor,
Pm LTSIFED BIZ
BLACKBOARD, T0WNLEY 4 BILLIARD.

EVERY MONDAY AND THUEsD.Y
F5'r D1H1rs per rHnrrn payable in rdrance No sub
ertptton tod be recered for shorter months
anf paper tc be discontinued (rcept dscreo,
Of the EdtfoTs.) until Ill GTTe1rnges N paid.
- ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 30 cents ne,
siuHe (or ess) r erery aer 1t Insertion 81 cts
Per s7unre OR leSs) for ere1y outer form
EFERT mn ERTISER is required to note on his us
hos long ne rsbes his advertisement an adre7
be ordered.
FDR TE.lELY .iDTERTISLN1; the terms are tor
tcdese oft,-o sI,o,re,. = - or sl'nne So for
on- s7qgc llsr firm 50 Ercy ye1yly adrct:iser aedi
r,7a'c ITO o.fe his alrct9us is particular line Of
tu,jHess.
-. ron PRLN'TLyr; erecutcdnsatly and erpcFtio',yIy
and 9art ,isOaaile terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
VIE snbs'ses having taken mt. nj. business IS
4 parines.
LiNES H. S7Jf.TEE
the business. will fo and afle, this lima 70 o,..,al
1nd'' tie name OF Peters 4 Stgler. lie returns Ii,
sincere and gsatnl taals 10 hi. old friends and c..ion.
ers mo have SO long yairon.ed him and would respect
tally S!.ci col'nu.nce q: the same d. the new firm
DON !. c. IEfERS.
Angus, 60.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
sDE. NANEI.---NO. =

uStlr ri nauI.T ,I,,,
articles raised I'm, MI, IT., '"~ .,e safes OIL The
I wheat hemp ,,i,acc, and y,y,ms o,h - I;e ooi",
after pa vino for their tr,,s,.r,.,;o, o, r'' "u
though your lands sold ,t rrsn 40 IN IInO l. ill.,
acre. 10 prove this lei rs t,La ii, -, .sir.
which is now grown in South Western vIn,;, ,nIr ~,
a limited exta ~ III c,ns.,,.,ca ~ ~ ~, ~ IN,
poratiun The ayer,o. nr,re ,f ,yLa,, IN r's;rs-
f,r the lasi 20 years | s,pp,se has been her
! hushe about al II,
/ The cost Of production SUB
/ porte is aOe,.
! Leaving for transportation and
I profit 4nc,s
4 BY McAdam read and canal
7 in pruI,Ilinn t. es innate Of
Flour from " ythc,Il.rto
iJnchhnis q els
,
4 Leaving inf priit I3ct,
/ u transported on FnIlrold as 'iiOws
Average IHce so cts
~ OF pfodhcii"n 40 cts
80 -
Transportation and profit 40 cs
On ra""d at . cents rsf ton
F'lhe'T"m W yhev'" to
'NN""uI3 m lnItN about
''t'''S Tor pTN 2s5s
, frc,, ;. -h.c -s,im.,c,. .1 ~
lands ,yjiI, !, r,rr-,d trns,, ~; TP!'s ''' YOU
,hau double Nm thcv Vii ~, - ~ " WV" :" 'sor''
carried IN I'M Me Al,mi1.I i ~ ~ '1e
ufsr h., c,,i,u,IrI nv ,h. mot, nn,i i t t
IF pr,lur.i,. t,ur c,,Ie nj - ~ ",
tr,nen,r,n,I a, r.,roI f I AL 'p-9 ' y, l7o -
he driven >, marker, ard ,. .e o, ''', .d,
i VAIN. 4 W, i,oy.I,,c. .,,.;r i T5 ~, ~
The .,,orr,i nh ,.i n-T,,LI, w. | VI '''Su
Or VIZ .,rLAr 4 III ,,,s,it, !, .,. L. - 9 Wv
mi m no cars ,uj IN Ain M h .t ILL IN
4 H,ltinor. aud hcr, . I ,,, lI ''ou III
rl,rp. u b,r,.s \, h ir;,o,. /, t. l,1 "N
t,Eo 49, ,,,,,.. ,.,r, .,l ,l . ''" Guns
,n,r.et ,nuI r-,i,lI. T., cI,,,,aJ I " ~ ~. ~. ,'''
Il, Il. c,;,. In, /, 4 ,;' " TWIN incui'N
c4J &n-. ..n,,,,.,. ,.J ,, - " cNi'iiG"
II. ,r,n. II, rr.,, ,.i~i n ,I - = u'Ao ,'i d1'
vo,,. ,,ar.L.,t. ~ soIl =, ra,,. I " VI 0''"o'0
\ i
'ihh nave clearly lfuNcd NAT your lands would he
7''"'5 e',:i"t,u III FaIHc-S@icod ihlS railroad be
sH"'eH. Al S been TIE case in OH t.es In Mex
"o- y" 'hcS " Nat St'c increased in +alre. in tin
tt'li9 amer ltT eIth mi TuVtmcn was iuslcd sT3-
.ot OuV: ana ~ N"S 4cIs' rs irm the Year 1871 to
ISL Irl"Ig III MAJ Nlal' lad nc acd in value uvty
- DpVoCo. 81 .rht-S'e since The construction of
VIZ hIiah"a ralE"ad We vaue If lands has Greatly
Increased Hnd IN ti'orsa the effect has been pr-
lnc'd. Mt. ,. u. u chapman tells US that lands IN
theTuhre county. Ca. (Which sold before the ron
st"cp' o. me TI'oad ' three. four five dollar,
ifl acF.W"nId now bl ten. fifteen and even ejuI-
zen Golla-S. And that the people of Chaanooua
1enn6ss"t, arc now actual. nearer To Savannah th,n
iat' rs II South est IN Georgia" So far rs r7r,rJs
} time and ,Xpegst in gc'lirr % market
Lock alsp At the mineral wealth which is scattered !,
rich r7ouStn the Ugh South Western Njfrini, III,
coal and the iron-the ltad-tie gvism and ,hc 81,
LIT this rail zoad be made and soon an these ,rirsrls
will be extensively manufactured; sln dense nmml,
un i'll b. Fund around then the clinkjno Of hammers
The putting steam and the busy bum of hous,nLs viii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14

NOTTON YARNS 2O.OG0 lbs Lcaksville, Mil
~ ton and Cnlon Factory Yarn These Yarns ale
Of The best Facloes and Of approved quality or sale az
the lowest market Merchants wanting will please
call. McCORKIF SIMPSON
July 3l--ts
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UISSOIjyyOs.'

UIsSOLj TO-;
FEHlfE concern Of Brown. Garter 5. SoMl!n is :;.;s
Il day dissolved by mutual consent.
il persons d,bled 10 sai id concern will max. pay.en
10 Garter & Nowlin, and those having claims against
the concern will present them To Garter i NoWli. to-
payment, they aon+, being authorized collect and pay
the same.
JOHN W. BROWNE.
JED. CARTER. jr.
JOS. 3. NONL!N.
iynchburg June :? 1913
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
IA E!.YKEs g. .FEEECE

Wholesale Dealers in Printing, Writing and
Wrapping Paper ana Stationary,
M. B South Charles Street,
BALTIMORE, Maryland.
No 2-l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14

Superior LtdcliLle lux
KS MADISON'S unrivelled Indelible Ins for
A7A marking linen, silk erection without any ,rep,
ration, for sale by JOHN H. SEAY. Dr,rnist
July Sits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
il EW CONCERN.

G[W CVN y LINN
I.i!LNDER s, DtIGk,rH
GTOcc:s and Com omission Merchants
kYlNt i. their strict attention to all Goods and produc.
Os consigned for sale shipment They have in stor.
and allat i general ana we'll selected
STOCK or GROCERIES,.
het 'hey offer to their friends the publ. General
y. at low pTicco. Consisting in part ot Iii. following u
tices =
I. I25 bags Rio Lagryr1 and Java Coffee.
~ binds. y. o., p. Rico and st. Croix Sugars.
J. $ and bbls. Molasscs part strictly fr.;
bhs. Tanners Oil. prime quality,
100 sarks liverpool salt,
$50 bcgs Nails. assorted.
80 boxes Tallow, Adamar.ine and sperm an
dies,
1000 lbs. American blistered Steel,
800 do. Cast and Shear do
tons Mountain bar Iron
II boxes Glass l0Al2atd 0Al0
Is nests " oot- ware;
II doz. Buckets.
bxes W. and WIS Loaf Sugar.
bbls fine Clarified Sugar
I'D bales Domestics. 8 ,oJ3
. bales Oznaburgs. No. | and 2,
5000 do Cotton Yarns
lW0 lbs. Sale Leather. good and damared
h 10 cases Wool and Fur Hats.
-IIQUORS-
20 bhls Mountain and Recfed Whske,;
10 do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
pipe O:ard. Dupuy, SEQ. Brandy
do J. J. Dupnv, &Cu. do
10 bbls. Mountain Brandy
) bbls Gin,
5 do. n. +. Rum.
s do. Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wine, par
very fine.
do Port Wine livery fne.)
Including Ginger. Pepper. Spice, Indigo. Madden
Teas. (some very ine) Trace Chains, Spades Shovels
Castings, DeInjohns, Bleached Domes,ics, Bed Tick
ing. Sc.
O. We wilpay ME highest market prices in ash
Barrier fpr Bacon Lard Flour Butter. Tow ard Flas
Linen. Ginseng. Btcswax, Whisky s.
Nlay 5 :,
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Strand Scheme.
49,
10000 ARTICLES

>
40 " OPE.NI.i G. ar THE
GENTlEMF.N'S FURNISHING STORE,
COMPRISING every article requisite to furnish a
SUenllenans Wardrobe, and will be sold Tor cash as
cheap as the same goods can he bought in the { rited
States. Among which may be found follows
READY AIDE CLOTHING
COATS.-Back. crown and blue Dress aud yrock.
black cloth Sacks. Ca<hmerette Sacks Aarino Cashmere
Sacks aud Fancy, black brown and Drab Queens Cloth
Sacks and Fancy Monterey Stripe Sacks Tweed Dress
and Sacks Croor Hunting Grass linen Dress and Sack
Union Linen Dress and Sack Brown Linen Sack and
Hunting. LINEN Lusere Sack and Eaucy Pdcha 5inen
Dress aud Sack, striped and checked Cling ham Dfes,
aud Sack, krcmlin Sack and IIunting Printed Muslin
aud Cotlonale Sax and Hunting
NFSIS-B!a-!l. ami fancy satin silk bo,.haz ne fancy
and white MarseiIlrs, fancy liuen buff sill. and liner
Barathea and CrshmercS.
PANTS ach d. skin, French and English fancy
CaSslsmeIe, Monterey stripe. fancy Linen Drill
French cotlonade Kremln. Union Drill. chccke.
Linen, w bite and Drill.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Curdf>.-Rch fancy silk and bingham.
Sochs-Selt adjusting. plain and fancy, satin and silk
mode and bonbazinr, fall trimmed bow single and
double tab De J,nville ends. and satin Opera ties
Gl0rcs-B!ack, white and fancy kid linen. drill. hes.
spun six. BERLIN cotton white and fancy silk, aud
81 aud linen.
Shirts. Muslin, Linen, c. and B. all qualities sri
ped and cheek muslin. hickory and sporting shirts. Ii
n'n bsoms and collars of every description.
Hosery.Sc Cause rho. COTTON merino and silk anC
under SHIRTS Silk merlno. pink imperial, beaclet
and unbearhed drill drawers. Merino and brown cotor
halt h,sc.-C ravat sfene1s. suspenders. sispende
ends. Sin and bead purses. French wallets. money
belts. Oiled silk bathing caps. silk night caps. guart
chains boys belts: smoking caps. linen Cambria, Brit
sf and India corah, Spiafield, China cord, Pongee
Bandana and sporn. handkercliefs Dressing gowns
walking canes. in goatvarlety, silk and gipgham IN
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= C.;I:D.

: VEN llt'' SAND LES. Prime Western Cacon
q just hand aud tos sale ON Accommodation, term
by LACY I t:,p9,SY,
Mas :-.s
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.S'oy'tf.'C.

fEN F. subscriber would respectfully inlo" tho Ne,
i chants Of tynch1urg. and the SUI: ,adng counties.
thai he has started his Lus and would be pleased 10
receive orders for No. and 2Oznabnrgs. at ,rc.s :at
shall be fair aud reasonable
JAMES S. CREWDsCN, Ar.
August g 3.
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co PREMIERSHIP.
g VIE undersigned. having purchased d: Mr. jobs, -
Brown his entire interest in tn. g.lc.gl. OF BROWN
Garter s Sowlin. viii continue tile
GROCERY anil COMMISSION BUSINESS
at the same stand. under the styl. and firm Of
Sicr & n OwI lin,
whore they will be pleased The customers .f ,!.
old c.nccrn.ant the public generally.
JED CARTER. JR
JOS. Il. NONL!N
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JAMES WILSON. SGT.
NJ 81 North ituwa ard Street
n.!r.MosE ND.
HlNGIfiM s DOCK. Prvp'ie;ors. philadelphia
WI. BINGHAM, !itts5ur..
April l!-G.
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To Builders and Painters,

uNltREE Thousand pounds Lewis W hit, Lead MOI
extra f"re together Win general assortment
Dry Paints. Obs, Sprs Iurpentint. Putty Brushes
Narni,hts, 81. sc. Those IN would do well to
calf.
For sail bv JOHN ii. SEAY. DRUGGIST.
MAY lis
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IL ECFlN ED 70 day. Ip Of nice sw eel Lard. and
~ all" tw" bundled YJ5 Flax and Tow Linens
My Is LACY : 6 iu1,AND
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-28

ton that Wing principles and Wing men are to
be triumpharlly sustained in The present con'eN
or they arc to be " forever TALENT" Tie eloquent
aud patriotic letters of Gen. COMBS and Of Mcssrs
PHELPS. CrHAM, CorLAMER, llrNRy and MArsH.
(bnt portion OF which are given in this eve
ning's paper) were greeted with the warmcst
appreciation.
We are sorry for those unhappy L,cof1cos,
Third-pal,y men and boilers, who have "built
castles" on their prophecies Of 'angry debate
in the Wing State Convention We cannot re-
fran from tending onr special coincidence TO
our Fdirlee l.ocolocc friend. who was q on
hand at Woodstock. early on the morning of
/ the 18Th. " IN ser he fto,' and who was conf
PEELED To return 10 his - bawick," in the after
noon, with flea in his ear as big as break
fast plate! The I" fi,n" llc. and the indictments
like him. came TO see. was not discoverabe =
| Union, harmony. zeal enthusiasm. for the Wing
cause and Wing candidates universally pre-
vailed
We counsel the Wings Of the Union to in
hnlgc 10 fears for Vermont. Her State Con
vcniion has removed all doubt in regard to the
stand she will take. Extensive discussion II
the WING ranks is wholly ont of the question
Those who go out OF our ranks in search of alb
stractions and Representatives, rW hare hei
prories amopg MS. The question is fairly mar
rowed 10 choice between CHSs ANA Gen. TAY
LoR--tle Slavc-propagandist and auti-n'erna
, Improvement man, and the SERVANT OF TIL
CoXs1GrUrloy-and Vermont will array her nc
cusomcd majority on the side of the latter =
{ Those who doubt it, were not at Woodstock OF
the 1911, instant.
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Vernon! WING STATE Com
yrfa1i0sl,

Pursuant to notice the delegates met at the
Brick Church in Woodstock, on Wednesday.
luv loth. 1878, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud was
called to order bv Hon. TIMOTHY ForLErr,
when Hon. CHARLES PAlyE was called to the
chair.
On motion of +. p Walton Jr.. y. W. G..
CLARKE OF Chi;tcndcn County was appointed
Secretary pro tcmpcrc.
On motion of Hon. SOLOMON FooT, Ordered
hat committee of one delegate from each coun-
~ be appointed by the chair to nominate list
Of officers for the permanent organization of til
convention :--Whcreupon the Chair appointed
! ti,o ,,nu,u,iton ~ f,llnws.