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DIR. FOORD'S
delicious and very excellent
PICTORIAL SYRUP.

1t is equally safe and useful for the most delicate in
FAINT slender female or Athletic man only requiring
difference in the Dose corresponding with the differ
encc in age and strength. Aud he effects in each ATE
often prompt and decided, as to surprise those who
had not before seen the effects of its operation.
Fu directors, for using il, are found on each bottle
and more detailed account OF it, and ample testI
nonias from those who have used it, may be bad
gatuitou.ly, ut the pInce where tie most excellent
amily medicine is sold.
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Cnzcnoyia, Mad. Coz Feb 20 I8Ii.
Dot. FooRps PICTORIAL SyErP has been used in our
lam les during the last aarS for those croupy nt-
tacks and hoaise colds to which children are liable
attended with cough INSTRUCTED respiration aud fever
aud has repeatedly been entirely successful in rciHov-
ing all these threatening symptoms, and restoring them
to their usual health in n short time. We confidently
recommend it as being a very valuable Family Ned
icine for all such complaints. GEN WIN. J. HOCGH,
REV. VIM CLARKE,
w, H. PHILLIPS.
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WILL, within five minutes from rs 4pp,co'Gi'' re-
w ,,,ye the main from the ScyrIc~t burns, 9chliS'
~; , lin. lambs or Cuts, and VII certainly cure
i, biz Iutlammaiory Rheumatism, Sores or
Siii,rs rr ANYTHING that IS lnilanrd, sA'i as e.
i'. E3nrounds sc. In cHsrs ct BURNS, II applied
;",n,di,trly il will preserve LIE NO mltI'! h3W ever"
l''''H a.; ,,,urv uuic-- a vital be- burned. II Viii
heal Bu,us ar Wounds ee's 81 my ".:'l' "l,,,''
% /, n,u1Ialzes and destroy poison from plants
re,,;cs insects or rahid animals. 1t Will wherever
, :, n,evrnt NpriifrGfiJR ana IN Old wounds
i, r,i .icnton has commenced, It NIll Hiltsl the
I-', ,,,J rure the wounds, even wien flesh has al
49, t,,,raI away and sill restore the pat TO ~
,,,,'.,l .,.t. " hen the bowels are painful, VIII
IS Vii ,nth.l on afford instant felel ANA cause
,ovc,rut even when Castor tl, Jalap ana an olhrl
medicines have Jailed Its use Is perfectly safe IN al
casrs Il never can do harm. j. wili not c"iiIlic
,,itI,,.,, ,mrlirue taken internally. We have not
space IN Ibis publication to cnnW'i3ie AZ inc u'7,u.
c..,,ed hv DAtllY's MAGICAL PAH EXTRACTOR; but d
Viii rrriau, cure Eafas N-gids, BJuisGS, IHcI, m
FI,nmlfnIB ReHRtgi!sm, M GWed HH| 'ojH ryeS
FeNoHs, C,iiiiaiAS, CJrHS, BUS, NorcS GHa [ lrtFS
and instantly alleviate pains q any hnd. / ur -
tractor has eaired aa luptocejred IrpHaloh ana u
,.trrineI the best medicine now offered 10 lh' phnic
put reader Won must he careful when purchasing
or Won will he imposed upon. The genuine ENtracto
is SO deseryediy popular that wicked men coun'rti
it, There are, perhaps, twenty dilleieht hilus y
counterfeit Some have Henry Daley printed on TN
wrapper to initiate writing b9, 'hr genuine nas a. OF
! il written with pen and INK, u. DALEY ana IN
/ wring is always in different coored ink from VIVA
the wrapper is printed with. For sale by II DALLh
/ & Co, No 20S Broadway, New lok. -,
/ Milo 4 Uolcomb Agent Tor New England, laritl
vile e.: TUEO 4. PECK, Burlington, and by al
most eyery merchant in New England,
March 10, 1918. ''y'
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Great Consolation to the Afflicted.
DIR. D. M'INTosH's ITALIAN VEGETABLE
PILE ELECTUARY.

PILE ELECTUARY,
Tie most Celebrated Remedy for Piles crer discorer-
edn any 1ge Of Tie World!
nR MclNTOSlIS ELECTUARY is certain
- cure for the PILES, whether Bleeding, Btind,
Internal or Erternai This Electuary is sure pos
tive, speedy and permanent cure. 1t is an internal
remedy, not an external application and will cure any
case OF Piles. either Bleeding or Blind Internal or Ex-
tcral, and Is probably the only thing that will 1t is
positive cure, and mistake, permanent and spec
dy. 1t is also very pleasant medicine to take, and
improves the general health in astonishing manner
II Is also certain cure Tor all those Diseases which are
frequently found in conjunction with the PlIrs-such
a- Inflammation Of the BuWels, Kidneys and Bladder
inflammation and soreness OF the Stomach nilamma-
ton OF the Liver and Spleen !ntammutory and mer-
cura Rheumatism, Liberation OF the lntestines Tor
por or inactivity OF the Liver Impurty OF the Blood
and Internal Humors, inflammation and weakness of
the Spine, want ot action IN the Bowels, Dry Heat,
inflammation and itching in the Iniestines severe and
habitual Costiyeness Flow OF Blood to the head Dir
zines and for the relief OF Married Women.
/ | think it must appear obvious to all who give any
attention to the SUBJECT that radical cure Of this com
plant can be effected only by means given internally
and that external applications can do 10 more than
merely afford temporary relief, and that oitentiines
they are actually Injurious, aggravatng the complaint.
This Electuary being an internal remedy composed
purely of Vegetable Extracts, is offered to those ac-
ted with this distressing complaint, as sure and pos
tive cure. 1t Is perfectly safe, pleasant to take mid
and easy IN It's operatIon and affords immediate relief
Opinions Of Physicians!
New York, May ,, lSi7.-Ths is to certify that
we, the undersigned Physicians Of the city OF New
York, have IN hundred OF cases prescribed Dr. Mcln
toshs Italian Pile E!ectuary with nexampc1 success
and give It as cur opinion that it Is the very best pre-
palatIon for eases ct Piles ever offered to the public.
II = Watson, VI. d. T. X. Checny, ii. d.
7. a. Sangcrord, NJ d., A ;. Feneow, VI. d.
The most Marvellous Cures on Record
Mannheim, April, 1917.
Mr. 5. F Bcnnett-Dcar SRI have been afflicted
with the Plies tor nearly six years have suffered the
/ most eXcruotng pain from its effects and have, as
usual, tried al. the ointment preparations | could heal
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Rutland. a7ad Burlington
Esais Road.
@ 8 . 49, 4. 49, O. ff & Z /

FrHEs ltf'tIIsi ttrC1aI tF.tTJls u
Hi sf54 l4i,i .It;Es33 s50s1 -
1.-TWO ASSESSMENT OF FIVE DOL.
i lar. each have been ordered by the Directors on
each Share OF TIL Capital Stock OF the Rutland and
Burlington Ran Rood Company one payable on the
first. and the othrr on the 10Th day ct August next
Payment may be made 10 The Banks OF Burlington
Vergrnnes, Middcbury, Black River, Bellows Falls
Cheshire Bank kcene, \ H. II O Perkins, AT tlic
Rail Road office Rutland Edward Pickering. 81
State Street, Bus,on or to tie Treasurer at his Office
III ebury
SAN SWIFT, Treasurer
MiddlebuIy, June o. ISIS, wj3Yt
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Hydraulic Ram.
w. A. IL. DOu"las' Patent.

4 perfectly simple and elective Machine Tor fore,
n ING portion Of brook spring To any required
dstoncs or elevation where propoilonate tall can be
applied The various uses OF the Ram are a! once
Obvious, viz For the purposes OF irrgoting Lands,
and supplying Dwellings. Gardens lac,9r,es; Nilngcs
Engines, Railroad Stations, &c. IEIiH hCNNiNd
WATER. For sale by
. '' PIERCE, DAVEY & co.
burlington Ag, Warehouse,
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CERTIFICATE.

Thisis 10 Certify That have purchased and put in
use one OF Mcssrs, ". & d, DouGLAs Improved ny =
DRAUlIC RAMS, ON my Farm, am am peri'cly
slt-fed and well pleased with the operation OF me
article and would recommend its use, to all who
are desros of raisng water from any sprng or other
running stream ON or about their prenlees; The
spring 10 which have applied the Ram is iity rods
from my house, and seventy -hve eet neluw eVs oil
The size OF the drive pipe applied 10 my ram Is one
and quarter inch cuhre, and forty feet long aud has
a fall, in running from spring 10 Ram oil zen tel-
half an nch cabc and fifty rods in length, and runs
up an elevation OF 50 feet, and the water DISCHARGES
from the same in my house, perfectly steady ana
handsome stream without any interruption "i"'eNcI
And woulJ invite all who wish to become acqualn-
ted with thus new and truly useful invention, to call al
my house in Durham and wines. It's operations
Durham, CT Sept 25h SAMUEL u llbbALs
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New Goods
y, v. IL 4 n ID a u e

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM New
III York with large assortment OF Watches IL W.
49,. onJ Fancy ARTICLES lie has now tie largest and
hoe, ,sso,,mrnt d Watches aud Icwelry that has ever
been offered for sale in the State OF Vermont and he
will sell goods lower than they can be bought -, ~
Montreal Boston, or New York. OF the same lnh1.lyi
iockris oieverv Pattern, Gold Guard and Fob chains
GulI Pens in Gold cases for Ladies' or Gentlemen,
Gold Seals and Keys of every Pattern, mud Great ,
variety of Coral Cameo Iowa Stone and cluster Pms
hnr Gold Pins with glass aud Box Setting Tor Mnea,
,nres two dozen diliircnt Patterns OF Biaccles and
clasps, Gold Thmblcs. Beads and Chain Slides Go OF,
Rings of every ds,pton,frccs from 2'ciS to so W.
Ear Hoops large or small. Plain or chosed Eau
Drops with Coral and Stone Scttirg. Bead Bays
Pearl and Shell Card eases, Ivory Tablets, Siee
Beads Rings md Tasscls Purse SILK &c. &c. .,
Burlington, June l6, 10. WI
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DYSPEPSIA,

medicine has discovered which nearly
resembles the gastric juice saliva in dccompong food and
strengthening the of digestion preparation
pa hpostiycy every OF Dyspepsia
Chronic.
BANK DEPARTMENT. IibdHu Nav 10. ISIS,
DR. TowNsFNp-pcar Sir: have been afflicted for several
years with D spepl in It's attended
stomach loss Of appetite heartburn acsos
10 I'LL kinds of food and for weeks (Nhu could eat) h's
been unable to retain hut small portion stomach
tried the usual remedies but they had but little effect 10 ~
moving the Complaint Twas induced about months suce to
Try your Extract of Sarslpanla and with lille conn
drnce but amer using nearly bottles found appetite re-
spred and would earnestly the Ia those Shs
w w VAN ZA\DT
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JANIS CUMMINGS.
To the Ladies.

Dr. ToNnsends Sarapars a nyorite Of the Ladies'
h"ycs iem Of of suffering and fine
pcNon' and bGoyan spirits Mrs, Parker kindly he
following;
South Br0oElpn, Aug T.. lsi7.
On. TowSsCNp-Sir: II gives pleasure TESTIFY to the
beneficial effects have experienced from the your
M Nv system very much reduced by
raj debility. with female tomYl amt, read
and induced remedy
1t restored b'ttrr OF health than had ruotnl iof
several previous taking ami do chcerly
ccmMrnd valuable medicine all ho afflicted hays
been. MRS PARKER
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PERMANENTLY ERADlCATED.


tN-V, T'4cT. IIT0 AM 0II1F IFl'E,
StruLtrg, Grlss yio's, TWHlS,
Crb51g'>, 80. o,'r. d..
PERMANENTLY ERADiCATED.
iENiilS PREPARATION HAS DECIDED ADyiN-
4 tagrs over any other hitherto brought into use, as
it not only destroys all the ycrmn parasitic upon veg
rtahes but also contributes to the fertility and ccan-
ness ui the plants, tu X nad roots OF the trees
Il may b. considered nlillb.e in It's applications
and, on account OF is cl"apness, very accessible To
and Planters
Directions for Us9.-A teacup fu dissolved in
one gallon and pint OF rain water Is ct Sufficient
pcaicd. Peach and other rccs may lie muis,enrd by
means OF Il large syringe, aud NJ the time the
bank ui the trees may be- sppu!ed with the liquid.
Prepared by Dr. LLwl~ talDurWANGLE, No >, Wall
street, y. \ ., and iur snr at Apothccaries' Hal.
GEO. f. HARRINGTON,
Corner Church and College Sts. Proprietor
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LADY SAVED!

The following from very respectable Farmer residing
Hampstead:
Dn TowNsENp-Dear Ny wife has been suffering
general arrangement of the
that supposed die The physicians could
would died beyond doubt
given sarsapara has ed her life
is almost entirely relieved, and Is gaining strength health
She still continues the use OF H.
Yours, respectfully,
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H.tsssaber Hard.
HRAV MEAD & co. offer for sale,

FKAY. MLAD %. OII0T lot S0I0' 1T
" t!cir place, ON Pearl Street, nearly every descrp
tlon OF seasoned Ii MEIER. On the, opening OF
Nnyigation, they val have for sale large supply
Of SHINGLES. and intend 10 keep on hand, to supply
the community during tn season. al! kinds oi maIA'I-
able Lumber. f'''.
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vH,IIIs CELEBRATED COMPOUND, with

Il, :.
| i'npo'la' discoveries oi w "s. ~ - , ,,s
any snpe ShIshpafiia syrup ti =, d nus Wv. -; a.
ed IL mas PERFORMED more IMAM '',poo ~, sui U'e
Discover was made which Is o'ly aoout III; -
he comforting power over uiseas "n.ch ,.'s Hs,uP
psi ,i,'! " y,iI x,rants coch Ariel. in j,
posed purely Of Vegetable extracts eacl arcle III IT
having direct reference to some internal organ CON,
sedtny ult M''oe S!sci, ltJv Una, nor nam
in their GENERATIONS and can he taken at all times and
under Mi circumstances without regard to diet or h
snrss is certainly desidrrntum in the history of med
cine This Componnd Extract is nut up in Quar-,
Roes and offered nj the low price of One Dollar per
hotilc The object heinz TO i've the paen, an oppor-
mnitv bv the nnrchase Of one bottle to test the vaIu-
allie Medical proncrtes and the power it has over dis
. sos, II can he tnken bv the AGED and the infant
,,,h .on,I efracv Jhisextract OF yellow Dock and
S,ts rlIo i. n .iire nosiriye and permanent cure for
! t.rs,,r',,;,n S,roi,ll ar KINGS rs E,y-peas Salt
Rbrum Pimues on the face Chronic, Acute and In
r. H,,,, I irn,,,is,r ,;nuf General Debility Dvs-
nc,,ons UaaJ,chr Liver Colnuaint. Spui
i,f.t,1ns L.fnaIr CnnIti,gis Ulcers iumois Svpn-
lis in H. worst fr,1 aft lions Of the B.addcrand KID
NC pinrs In, ID. and serious oascrrss Bllcs Cos
, ,'3'., r.II. rnrrLs ro-runi Uumors A,lhlna,
Il - o,,a,'9,,.", r I'm, Boirs i.yrr and Arl,,
=.
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Pistols.

SIX DARRELL Revolving Pistols. and common
~ Pocket Plso.s,at j. '. kANDALLo >.
July 90 49, W.
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Chcshic Rail Road.
49, ssss :ss5 81 i J;

IN and after October 18th, Trains will run over this
~ Road as follows
Passenger Trains will be run to Winchendcn in
connection with the Fitchbu,g Trains, which eav,
Charestown at 7 A NJ. ana | p. W.
From Winchend on at . IS A. VI. and 30 p NJ
connecting will the second and the last Fitchbrra
trains to Boston.
Stages from Western and Northern New Ham.
shire aud the State OF Vermont, will deliver and e
ceive pas engeIs at Wnchendon in connection w!;i
all the abtv Trains.
A Frel h Train will be run daily each why in C >,
nection with the usual Fitchburg Freight Trains.
r, NJ. EDWARDS, Pre-ldtn
October 25, 1917. lgtt
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This i only of than lpur Thousand Rhrun~
tini that DR.. TnNncui Srap3ra has cured The
and chronic weekly erdcatcd by extraordinary
RlIcirc'rs Island. II y ~.
On. TOwNsrSD-Drar Sir: have suffered terribly for
wiki the Rheumatism; considerable could
cat, sleep walk I had the distressing pau. aiI
limbs terribly swollen. have used four bottles
SarsapIr and they have done than dollars
worth Of good am much hccr-iudced, entirely ccv
ed. You liberty this for benefit afflicted
Yours, respectfully,
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INN, Brass, COPPER AND SHEET IRoN
Ware OF all descriptions. for ss 4 Z, the Burling-
on AgrruitvIal Warehouse. very - Up Fl cash
PIERCE, % /6Yk 90.
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CLARK, FISK & co.
'2s FULTON sTREETNEW YOR X

fl AVE on hand, nad offer for sale choice seec-
l L ton OF Fresh Teas from the late arrivals,
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PALMYRA, June 3. 1877. Mr.. Brnuct-Dear Sir
find that your Yellow Dock and SarsaparilIa goes
finely. ! want you to send me four dozen bottles
more. think will take the place OF Townsend Sar-
saparln altogether. Send me Immediately, as have
bu, one bottle left out OF six dozen in two months
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
Iglas improved ! l'IliiuIlI
Hydraulic Ram.

A perfec,lv simple and affective machine for for
cjnu norton Of brook spring to any required dis
lance or elevation where proportionate tall can be
applied The various uses OF the Ram are obvious
viz for the purposes OF lrrigating lands and supply
inc dwellings gardens, factories, villages engines
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With Running w alter.

Farmers especially are invited to call and examine
our Stock ,,.p,,r
]. $. PIERCE, c. NJ, DAVEY, J.B. BlSBEE
May %, 1913. 40
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isssEEs NATES9!.

James Cummings Esq Of the the Luna'ie -
lam BlackweI Island the gentleman spoken tie folio, ~
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NscdicaE Advertisements,

All Of the f,Houipg articles chich haze obff'nc'
unboundcd roroiariU are Sod I'M
AN JNEOt' ALLIED RE VI Il ID {,
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Burlington, Geo. l. Harrington Thco. A. Peck Will
iiston, IIurlbu II Hodges Richmond. J. VI. Kcnnc-
ly, Il Co., L. b. Green Monkton, w. W. Kmslcy
Frri>burgh, Alien & Wheeler; Charlotte Lyon 4
Alexander; Hncsburgh, Marcus Hull Winoosk
Falls, W B. Hatch. Grand Depot al Fulton ST.
".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
JESUISTRY.

Mr. A. Fl. H. Stuart made speech at Point
Pleasant, Mason county, in which he "disclaim.
eli all connection with political par;ies-declaTsd
that Taylor was a no parry candidate, and lhai
they, he Wings, had sacrificed Henry Clay, the
darling of their hearts, upon The smoking altar,
that they might meet tteir opponents holt aoay.-
Yes, like Abraham OF I'D, we have laid the Car
ling child (CIay) Of 81 hcsoms upon the altar"
,lemen, you laid him upon the altar, and The
burning pile raised such smoke that the Wing
parry have got entirely lost in lis mazes"
We commend 10 Nj Stuartlhe advice Of Will
Ioushby Newton, ard 70 the Democrats We say,
sRcmember 1910 and lS4l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

having announced to the Court in terms OF sym,.,
and kindness, the death OF SAMUEL PACK, E.o'
his motion. the following preamble and resoin.o -
We're adopted:
Whereas, il has pleased Divine Providence 10 r.mo.
from midst samuel Pack, Esq, late mems,, =
this Bar, with whom it has been pleasure to a.
ciaie, and for whose character and bearing as .en
man ". nave ever had the highest regard-Therrf.r.
be 1t
Resolved, That this Court, lis Officers, and the b.
have heard with unfcyned feeling, Of reers, OF H.
death Of Samuel Pack, Esq;-hat. In his death. N.
Court has lost valued frend-the Bar one Of its mo
worthy and estimable members-and this communi,, ,
trustworthy citizen.
Resolved, That Mrs. Harriet L. Pack, the widow q,
the deceased, his little ones, and those connected
him, are entitled TO our coincidence and sympathy
Resolved, That, As token of regard for the memoir
Of our deceased friend, will wear the usual bade, II
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That these proceedings be entered upon
the minutes of t!ils Court aud that the Clerk furn,
MrS Pack with copy thereof, and also transmit coo,
to the Editors Of the Richmond papers for publication
Resolved, That ihis Count be- aud do now stand ID.
journed.
Copy-Teste, K. A. FRENCH, c. C.
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POETRY.
lEJ. IN Inc st Lopis Rereite']
TILE COQUETTE

THE COQUEIIE
Trust her not, tn>' her I T., s ,'seicsl net;
Bind ysn IN te,srs. and cruelty leave you co
D' To 'sespe as you can: "oh' beware the 60
quite" HOW Il flashes
Wbepever you dare to presume sheli , lols.s'
Look at tha, hand, with lis je~elled hnsers se,.
Wbier Than snow on the mountain .oP 80
NJ RI how uneo,.sciousty 10 ling il lingets, CO.
c,aspsd in your own; "on, beware 'n'' w
qu,tte" ,,st, ,rcmbies;
When speaking Of psns'fbe her, own 'O' spirit rsssm
bles; she. hut Co
Hope tom his prey the fierce S0 wo 10 @av vI tog
ii, ror the Hear OF a Dove in the bsage'
T"t Ink no, far truth from hsarilsss C'qa'te!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
THE SAR LETTER,

The New York Tie Sun has ''every reason 10
believe" thai in The suppressed starry part OF Clay's
letter 10 Brooks The viter said that while the
hopelessness OF cany; 10 his behalf prevents him
from allowing the nsc his name, he regulates
Taylor, denies The obliation on the Wing party
10 sustain him, and lases The Philadelphia Con-
venion mos, unsparinly Tor its deliberate sac
ri6ces of all in The VIZ OF principle Tor which
Ihe Wings have therefore, conlended."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

7 " VIC II qHTd.
Messrs. Editors: A Clay Wing expresses 3
strong desire for the republication of the fol.
lowing from the Richmond Wing (editora) Of
April IS, 1915:
we wish we we're, and could conscientious
ly be, Democrats! We admire that party.
There are no traitors in its ranks, and, what is
better sill for them, no assesi-for we had ra
ther have TO do oven with traitor than an
ass above all, conceited ass! Yes, we love
and respect them, not for their ERRORS, but for
their manly and Straightforward bearing in sun
port of what they THINK right! Their frmness
and loyalty contrast proudly with Wing vacil.
lalion, and will, until Wings learn lesson
from them, continue to secure them the scep.
ire ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

IN CHASCERY-YiasisIA: AT Rules held 10 toe
clerks Once OF the Superior Court OF Chaneery u"
the Richmond Circuit, the 10th day OF August, isp:
Beverly I: Hancock and Eliza Ann MS we, Aonr
- Plaintifs:
against p.,.,., n
cha.i9. "a ,n9,hs, Defendants.
tn. defendants above named not having entefea
their appearance and given security, according 70 ",
act Of Assembly and the rules OF this Court, anu ~
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they ae
bitapts of this Commonwealth: IL IA ordered ,a' "
said defendants do appear the rules To be held of "a
said Court on The first Monday In November mex
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy o.
nrdrr he 6rtbwth inserted In some newspaper puo,.
ed In The citv OF Richmond for Two months 'uec1
Nv and posted a, The front door Of the State
r.; IN The said civ. Copy-Teste, c,k
Aug l6-ev2n = AooIA'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
To the Editors IF the Enquirer:
Hn.p,orrrsyY,1 SAINT ~

tHAHLUTTEsfILLE, sept. IT, TSlS.
There was barbecue and political discussion
at Por; rs precinct to day. Mr.. Stevenson
spoke with his usual power, and ''Buck' Early
UNDERTOOK 10 reply 10 him. The Democracy
here are cheerful, and, if not go full Of energy
as IN some other places, buoyant with the
brightest hopes.
University prospects aaltsring.
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TpIpTTP OP RESPECT

Ara Court of Quarterly Session, continued and held
FIR The county OF Giles Tuesday, The 2eth day of
August, 1875: -, ,, -. =.
Cunningham, and John u Bans, Esqnrss, 'asnees
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Commodore James Biddle, late commander of
the East India squadron, died in Philadelphia on
Sunday last, after brief and severe Illness
Commodore Btdle distinguished himself in the
naval service Of the war OF 1912.