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DR.. MARTINS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF Wild CHERRY

'E'HS Compound the best remedies ever Off red N,
public N Coughs, whether arising from Colds or tho
tho0ping Cough that dreadful maIadv Co,,7pnpti,n
ew remedesln the short time has been before the public
have effected many The popretos every day
receiving orders for at distance and his cy in hicb
they have been highly grated to learn good effects Tie
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of MARYLAND
Che Right Rev'd w. dillingham; has authorised Us to
slv ne as used 1t N his own person with decided benefit
and orr Medical friends do not sciuPle Jmmend it as
one OF The best remedies in Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma
Sc hch they have met with The following is from
highly respectable Physician Kent Island whom We
made acquainted with the preparation:
Kent Island, (.7Id I1ale % lSi7
Ir Martlnlear Sir:-Since return home, prcscrib-
ed your SYRUP or WILD CHERRY in several cases;
one IN particular, Of asthma of long standing, "a
bout II ycars) ncihhor and patient Of Her disease
has been benefited by Medicine which she has
ken and for the last two she las been confined
y to the house. do not know that she has had good
nights rest for long time, but since She commenced taking
your Medicine nd she has only taken botc she chi
abed to to bed and sleep well all night think the Me-
dci1e Will make perc: If her and She i determined
10 give fair trial. Her husband Mr.. hoderic Farick-
SON is merchant here and if Won Will send him
Of it, he will act your agent Yours,
SAMUEL HARPER, N D.
Price = cents per bottle Around each bottle there
short treatise on Diseases Of the Chest.
Dec 2l-wl2mT
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ALSO MARTIN AND WHITELEY'S

the best remedy vet in nc L-E md IETER alH DYS
PEPSL4-FOr sale by John H. Scay, Lyuchburg; #
Whit, Itsylvana O. H. l.. Archer, 500 Danyile Henry
HIzlewood, Castle Craig.
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pl virtue Of tn authority vested in by deed Of
ID Trust, cxccucdby John NJ. Price and ':iic bearing
ethc hday Of Juv 1876 and orecord in the Clerk
Office Of Boteourt, Roanoke ard Montgomery counties,
offer to SELL privately, that portion of the
"BENT MOUNTAIN"
Il r L T Il A y ID,
which remains unsold, consisting Of about
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND ACRES Of
F,4LG.4BLE I.4.ND.
The said Tract is Situated i'll the couniics Of Montgomery
and Floyd and embraces within it, boundaries much valuable
TOBACCO LAND.
The whole Of well adapted to he growth Of Grass
to hecul1vaon OF roots, potatoes, turnips beets SC &c
Io persons wishing to purchase stock farms for rearing
cattle, horses mules sheep cannot too highly recommend
the land now offer Tor sale know al such range for
stock the Bent Mountain" The healtlness Of
the place Proverb and there is desirable place
for a summer residence.
Persons who may be DESTROYS Of purchasing, VIII address
john NJ Price, or the undersigned Fincatle. Mr.. Price
viii be AWAY ready accompany persons who wish
the lands Mr. Shllngs who lives the place, will
take pleasure showing the land Terms Of sale will be
made known by Mr.. Price, the undersigned, and Will
endeavor make them agreeable persons wishing To buy
ALEX. p. ESKIIDGE,
June S-wts Surviving Trustee.
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NEN EfHRN.

northumberland Will the Business hereafter I'M
der the and style Of y. CiUCfGEN1EIMtR < 60.
at the Ola stand Of The Old firm They have now and Will
continue to keep, handsome assortment Of
Gn0-s2 = @0DD8a
consisting part Broad Cloths Cassmcrcs, Yestings
Cassnett, Fullcd Cloth, Jeans, &c &c.
AASo-constanty hand choice assortment Of Ladies'
Dress anl Fanny Goods likewise Hats, Caps and Shoes;
all OF which will be sold at reduced prices
n. GUGGENHEIMER,
L. GUGGENHEIMER.
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l9O,assIoNlt.o
Summer LOnginSs.
..Las NAnanls a 4-.lls
De Aoril J Mayo sali. on.


0h
- ever "'''''s
Iii '-' h-i
1'''''5 'o' I's pleasant ra"0ie''
..'1 '-is Pie4'an' m 0ram9l-s,
Scca.-aa dewy Nay
Al my heart is weary waiting
Waiting fer The May
r. ny hearti' 'ick wish l-nEin5,
Longing ior tie May
Longing ~ escape from Study.
T. - yong fare ;aIr 40 rudy.
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one to that II is No. nay Vi cv.
81. Lie cannot be sustained without it. Ii i tlneck-
from the blood and other juices Of the body and Oh
tis mcaAs o nearly all the impurities within U.s. TbLy
by this means only, works itself purc Ae blood
Would You give phySic to UNSTOP the 49,
would yen apply something that would do this mon -, Or
face where the obstruction actually exists Wor5 IN tyr
be common sense And yet know Of physician n
makes any external application to effect it. Tile mo
-n il, that uo medicine within their know ledge 2rhi
dong 1T Under these circumstances, present Vi
and tn all others preparation that has this power Il s
est extent 1t is .Nc.i>terS .4-Hcdling Ointlnen, XVI
u 0rids SGirs. Il has POW FIR pcrspira,; III
the c-t, On the head, around old sores, The chs.
short upon any part of the body neither diseased slr, "
severely When the pcrSpiraon is restored has pa Nv
70 Pnctr1c to the lungs liver, other part I'M
SYSTEM and 50 To act upon them If thev be diseased va
pei them to the surisre eA'
1t has ron Err to cause all external sores scrofIo,
m0rs, skin diseases, poisonous wounds, to dscharp.
trid matter ana then heals them. ~
Il is RENEDYtha sweeps Off the whole cataorr
cutaneou disorders and restores the entire cuticlc 70
thy functions.
1t is RE.lLEDY that forbils the necessity Of :, ~
deleterious dTuas taken into the stomach. '
lti~a REuEDI that neither sicleus, gives nconvcn;
or IS dangerous ~ the ntcncs any other part Of Tia
This REMEDY * prohahlvth the only now knov, a!
is capable Of producing all these great results. lis or,} iii
ne restoring at the circulation OF the fluids ,L
checked or dcrangcd by cold oth.r causes Ii pes.,
ana defends the surface from all arrangement Of lis ,,
y.he keeps the channels for the blood to VAN III
Impurities, and dispose ofall its useless particles TLe
a remarkable harmony AVID cooperation between tL;s
cine and the various functions.
The above valuable ointment is for sale in New VAL
James McAIistcr III Fulton street andb by /"
JOHN II SEAY, DRuccsr,
Only Agent for Lynchburr. Y,
Han v,1o
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III
AdI to thtS IT Least 40 fr III cs, r ha,l
ring The period question: ~a7i,g ohno ahur renqirs
aud interest 90 cost and the f.r@er stands f,r ,ava
viha clear Us H ffeen VAL II ,ia o' ,'A'
s21350. Gir the want If sjnrls and s.,Ia ,
M efficient implement and Iahrr s,,io, na.i;
lfth.s i really ,ba rss,I, ,l.,, 1.-;tI.
,,ra in tlis ,-no- i,aa l ..,"S oeilina ne
r-n W NAV rssd.l, ,src';r i-I.c CT ''' mo-
Il iii f,-,,or. oar.1 i,r lit '',S Ii'FI ana II
,b,i- reach In arouir bs rsi; I'.''S WIN"
,.tI,ioq iite.r business NTH silcss vs. ~
INNS hive been runrir,r IN tL5s ,it I'LL" .4 I5H'r
len come I, the c1ncIls,oo that w., '' ' ''>
W., benefits W result fr,., ,rr IVY n
tr-ll .cietes the a1,,l-t M t - ''.'u a-'''oi
II IL estimated nv mos, w, IT,, s7''. >'"'o7
tr4 STATE Arrculur,1 : .a,,.f Nfl i'' i'l II Nj
ire observer Of passia1 even.s as ''
Fair ana surely. methnrs tAe snri, ,Lo.a :
in favor Of promoiinr the cr4at ,o
WIS rredomnant over every oiher consider, n
gagged the attention III I'll e sssembr.d W.s WILLY.
farmer or manufacturer off1nirr ia,r4 rsnts ,1-
did not feel amply rewarded flr H. ,ar he b,I ,s.r
the matter? Surely ntt one Then Mi us S,+-. Il i
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
John C. ITcclanahan,

GUiili ", Li1CClcl41C4GlllJ
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
LYNCHBURG, VA,
I AN now receiving my Spring and Snmmer took Of
L Gods lately purchased, low prices consisting in
part Of the following articles. viz:
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
p do GA Java do, very superior,
80 hhds NO. P. r. and S.. Croix Snga-,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
.2l0 kegs Nails,
80 sides SHE Leather,
10 bbls. Tanners OIL. (sest quaiity,)
casks Lamp ana Whale OIL,
% r4ans Toolscap and Letter Paper
100 do Wrapping paper,
10 tons Country and Ir9Jegar Iron,
90 boxes Sperm and 1allow Candles,
50 kegs Blasting and Rife Powder,
20 baXes Tea,
chest do, very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Raisns.
2 tierces Rice fresh,
Shad, Mackerel, Herrinqs and Roe Herrlngs,
LIQUORS,
60 bbls Reetifed and Mountain Whiskey,
IS do Ola Rye Whisky,
10 do Apple Brandy,
y do Imitation French Brandy.
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, rvery supe-
Madeira and Sherry Wine. (best quality,)
Potter Rum, Gin, Malaga, Sicily, Madeira and Port
Wine, with many oIher articles.
WCO.MMIS STO.N BUSINESS
MY prom pit personal attention given 10 consIgnmcnts
FLOUR. WHEAT. ToBAcco, BACON and all kinds coun
try produce. Also, oeceivug and forwarding Goods
and P rodace NJ charge for drayage.
May Its JOHN G. MoClANAHAN.
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AGRTCUL TURAL,
From he Baltimore .7Ine,icp, Farmer.
IMPORTANCE OF ASSOCIATIONS AND
LABOR SAVING MACHINERY.

NOTICE ~ -rr ~.
7ob. rJao.,t,,o 7-.-:- =,
A,~ar..,i ;. 1fuer rr r....., nv ,.-;,.
"fes .r,,d III ,..,.,. lf ~. ,''.-H h'P'N' 4
,orl',,s I, u .s,.,t o.r' ','9 'e'l''f.
ria7t means ,fi,s -r .. '.e N III 'IA-
And Wv Because nm mn .-,,,,s i..;,..i-I
wv. r.q.f-.ta af1,rrr Wy ,,,s.i.. - ''"''"
r,I o., n'.. Am tnar raa. -.l,oI II, b; III .1'.-
ia, ,.ter. he, uai.e,t r,,,;- ,s, IN. ...'' 'l-
informed p.r,,,n W. c,..,i,.. WY IN, Il ''.u " ti'
moral rs well IN nbrs,c,l r.. Nh
,y,i.l Il ,f. t,. s.,.;.., ,..'e 9" "y'. ''' r.
which evcn TIA rr-JJrre b4vo .,,-ci ,;,oi
within he rlrro of,,-si..ri.i4s 60 u aS
nra9. y 10 illustrate tba t.,.I, .r,t
t1n by ~r,, Sind Am irt-l.r.t , ,li '''T',i
vidal In re5,ri J., GENERAL .,;a.,, W., ' t"'
It;, In rn. III iii JF'.S' N 'a'e pllcel hm-
most ANY, 5 ale in ann n,n yt-iI MI n III,
thai liz most dqenr cro,r,e, acl ~. ,l .'n
means ,.rI b,ys .r1tr.r Ii,i MI" 'iF Io1l ahr'e
,i,,.,,, a., ,,,,, ','. e. ''''I" a9 'H u h' tr
u ba,e b4.n d,r,,r I'LL s1.o XVI at'W A'.A
ous and at.e,tiva N mi i5,, .."., 9,'I' Hou-."-
eoscn,r III o.'' AZ 'ne same 'ne
,ri;.a i 7.,,,,r J, I'LL . II 4"..i- Aho"IeiTr,
- s;,,;l.r ',,,r-;.. d" ".''' or" IS engaged
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Cy0fh5mg Establishment.

fE0HE subscribers have inferred into hin under
D the nameand style OF \. GUGGENiiEIMER s Co.,
for Thea purpose Of conductnga
General Clothing Establishment
They have hand large and handsome assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
9f all kinds adapted the present season. which they offer
fw for cash at their store next door r. yree Office,
Main Street, Lynchburg. n. GUGGENIIKIMER,
r. GUrGENIIEINIER,
S. GUGGENHEIIER.
Dec. It's
BACON. BACON.--We have for sale, lot Of New
4S Bacon recommend superior. Al-o, old
Bacon SMI1IiSON s STATIIAM.
March 12-ts
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ROSS C3Sr TDo>.,,,I,c

TIE subscribers have just received four more If r,
ir1n Corn Aillis, which oerinr on ,oIa
$ terms we would sIp say, OF f
Nlii, that 10 iaruer o. miller who has force slf !,
turn one ought u be without II is a vcrr -
it has been tried. - " As'e
Mach ats LACY & GARLAND
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FOR SALE OH HIRE

1 Good Cook. Washer and Ironer, strong and healthy,
IA with her daughter likely girl some or years old
Sold Tor fault bargain may b" had on appcaton 70
March l5-ts GEO. BAGBY.
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VIRGINIA..

received al the Book Sore Map Of the Internal
{, Improvement Of Virginia. adopted ~ Tie General Assem-
Ply o. Virginia. 18th Mach, ISIS. Price One Dollar
fsb!-is d. u. PAYNE & Bro
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ia MES G ARIA N d

n e. 81 = ~ ID ~
At Old Spring Ware House.
the citizens ofIynch
L burg and It's vicinity that lis
NagOm-lnaE1islg and
BLA & K SM + II SHOPS,
in full oper5ton All those who good nice and
cheap work gan get by calling the subscriber W no is
prepared do all kinds of work il both branches with
NE.4 TNESS and DESP.4TCH
He has large stock Of very superior seasoned timber
commence with and his wornen equal TO any in the
State OF Virginia In his NTH Shop he irsatc Smiths
good and orse Shoes and always has hand good
stock OF Shoes and Nails. .-
JOHN H. BAILEY
I.vnchburg, March l3-ts
The subscriber hasz very superior ROAD WAGONS
fms he'd off, and several Cayalls, and secondlanded
."i- ALSO, @
Several Secondhand Road Wagons;
and will in time have and keeps general
TTaGO.NS. CARTS. PLOUGHS AND
.- WHEEL B4RROVS
All OF which lie VIII sell low. ''.
"a rs- .-s-.a -.e .f.t #.a'. JOHNiH. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel, Lynchburg, March l3-ts
TECE.
TUE subscriber, living in Newcastle, Botetourt county,
L ya.,wishes to employ BAROUCHE AND WAGON
MAKER:-Also, GOOD BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
April 1875 A j. ELMORE. .
rE,OB AcCo-ExTRa FINE SUN CURED CHEW
L. ing Tobacco, fu sale BY PETERS & STIGLER F.
o--' - =
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33 500 prizes amounting 10 the sum Of S. 402 600
Whole Tickets 500 HaIres so -Qaarters So
Eightbs Sl2 80.
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|s,OBA cCO-ExTRa FINE SUN CURED CHEW
L. ing Tobacco, fu sale BY PETERS STIGLER.
Jan IS-ts
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Witness,
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Beautiful Schemes for April, 104o.
a. Letters 70 is ~ the mails never mi-carry.

g. PYFER s CO.. always sell the good Prizes
: Persons WHO money, have only to Buy ticket at
Pyfcr S.Co's. ...
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Form ca Proxy.

March 26 VEGA
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TUE subscriber living in Newcastle, Boetourt county
L ya,-@shes to employ BAROUCHE AND WAGON
GOOD BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
April 1875 A j. ELMORE.
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Fsr. Martins s'nrgadive Pills.

Feb. - 12m
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16


Previous to the election the entire Democratic
party united in denouncing Gen. Taylor utterly
unfit for the responsible Office of President of tlA
United States The virulence of the Federal olfise
holders from the highest TO the lowest who depea-
ded upon the administration for continuance Of
a share Of the spoils is still fresh in the minds Of
our readers Immediately after the election, a
change came over the spirit of their dreams Not
one of them could be found who had taken any
part in the election, interfered in the least be
yond his mere right to vote. Not one Of them
had abused Gen. Taylor, rieiculed the idea of
his being President of the United States and they
now began to esteem him as a noble. high-uinded,
honest Patriot, and just The for President
Who does not see through all this nanpvering!-
These very men who have never said ought against
the President had Gen Cass been successful, would
have been the FIRST to send in the testimony of
their adhesion to the Denocracy--their hberality
in time and money, and their ceaseless eKertions
to elevate Cass to the Presidency. The veil which
covers their acts is quite too transparent to hide
their motives After the election tn alovers of
the dear people, who have Toasted for years upon
the @spoils Of Office began to fear that the new
Administration might perhaps think their services
could be dispensed with and in order to hold on
as long as possible, they become suddenly smitten
with profound respect for Gen. Taylor and say
that he not elected by tie Wings by Dem
ocrats. and IS the Peoplss President. Since the
Inaugural, and the appointment of the Cabinet
however, they begin TO despair, and are again con-
WINGED that Gen. Taylor is hardly The His
inaugural breathes too much of Wing principles
for their safety, and his cabinet, more than any
thing else casts gloom over their expectations.
Why are not these office-holders willing to act
ike honest men and carry out the doctrines which
they have ever advocated, that ito the victor be
longs the spoils, and resign their Offices into the
hands of the party now in power? Is it because
they wish 10 raise the cry of prescription or 60
they still wish to hold on to situation that VIII
enable them more eEectuaJly to work for theil.s
party for the next four years! They profess ID:
hold to the doctrine that II is right for new Adj
ninistration to appoint its own friends to Office
still their acts go 70 show that this doctrine should
apply only to their own party.
For our own part we have never been an adrni-
Of this doctrine of removals on account Of po-
iitcal opinions, bur long the principle is ad-
vocated and carried out by our opponents. we say
pay them in their own coin. With this, they. as
consistent men, ought not to complain, and we
cannot look with any degree of admiration upon
the winnings Of those who stand IN fear of re-
moyal )
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16

The fact Is he cummitted sum crime fornv-ca
burglary think they call it, and run off. il is
probable that hereafter insted of model of
rirftae he will travel thru the wr,rld as model
artist or some other ca ling of which moralitv
forms no part. Let him go, and let those
whom he has imposed on profit by their ex-
perience. ~
yes says Tom, sit is men that make tho
societys, and give them their lectures. and
not the societys that make the men, And
when you white the thing down to a pint
you will find that the thing runs into politics
a Sun of Temperance will prefer Sun of
Temperance. a Presbyterian will prefer a
Presby terian, Mason will prefer Mason.
an Odd Fellow will prefer an Odd Fellow and
so on frum the beginnin to the eend."
"Now" says | ''Mr. Jefferson wunt de-
muir to your argument but in one instance.
believe there is one society and only one in
the world in which the members don't know
each other out of doors except for charitable
purposes"
'sWhat is thatl' says he
at is called the Thousand an d One" said
/, and then went on to explain to him the
great antikuity of the order, how it ORIGINATED
among the Chineze, was founded by Confu-
shus, how it had existed for ages under differ
ent names such as Fofum, and the Sworn Je-
shoots. And then give him the substance
of the Constifushun and Bylaws.
He appeared to be mity-ly pleased yith.the
idee, and sed that it was just such an institu-
ton as he had been lookin for for long time
and that when he got where there was lodge
he would certinly jine, he sed that there was
sum thin about that feller Confushus that he
always did like.
''W ell' says | ''Tom l can put you thru
myself, as have the papers to open lodge
in kalaforny.''
when says he.
"Rite here In my tent" says /, for thought
we got there.
Well In we went. he answered all kcest-
shuns strate, went thru the degree of fhe gol-
den apple, and cumb the creased pole like a
top; buI when II cum to brandn him he vel
led rite out SO loud that | woke up haff skeer-
ed to deth, with the cold swet standin like
marbles on my face. 1t was broad day light,
aud got up, and took down the notes of all
that happened in my dreem
Your aRectionate friend
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
Calaphorny, Mar. 18th, 1919.

3fr Bliss der Ser
See | to myself the other lie, how void
| look in print, well | kept thnkin about it
till at last, | CON fully on to the determination
OF telIln som OF my travels, and anserihg som
OF the things which my feller travler has writ
about in the Tribune. And as | think his
vues are warped and preludiced | feal conf
dent that l will not be refused place in your
paper. and though there is some wit in the
letters, still their st,le is low black gard
wun, and if left unansered / tear they will
corrupt the peaple. We must bear it in mind
that he is a deserter himself from the Demo
cratic ranks-a bolter-and voted the Wing
ticket at the last election, and now TO defend
himself ne has commenced pickin on the Re-
gular Democrats. Ile thinks he has found
out som-thing great about our Senators vote
ing for the bill reserying seventeen thousan
doilars-dont every Legislature do that, won't
amy man 60 in for his own interest whenever
he gifts chance-waS- there sufficient
proof OF that IN majority voteing for it. and
It he (the present Senater) got his nomenation
by packing the presinct meetin, was rot anu
ther fAuSfrfous indiyIduel there with has regu-
lar set OF cut and drYed tickets, for tie same
purpose and did not lce knock their plans in
the head; anGw er this thou modern in Mus.
As tor the gentleman that had aspirations for
Congress, can amy person Sc ought out of the
way IN man of intellect wishing to be in
situation where he could distinguish imself.
/ think that II Is a very natural and prase-
wurth emmulaton, and one that is felt by ali
men who have the interests of the peaple at
heart, his coming to the cuntry in office is
nothing aglnst him, and as for boot lickinp
that Is nothing more than the trade of the best
and gratest polititiens Of tie present da it has
become the usual way of winning preferment.
and CUSTOM is law in the language Of tie CRATE
Tomas .fntirpE-Sop Racauro -,
ry extensive and has NANNY promenent men
IN 1t, instead of being drawback reflects
CRATE honor upon the head and proienitor. that
he shold fedl an interest in their advancement
Is wun of the first laws of mater; and that a
man IS OF the ''rite grit'' IS r void saw.
what better evidence do You want than the
fact thatthe peaple have KEEP him in Office all
his lie time; And man has rite to stav
at home on election day and kill his hogs If
he has mind TO, Its free cuntry as the crate
Oconnel said when he stole sheap These
few particular remarks, ] hope will be sufish-
ent to endews the peaple to look at things in
their common sence view and to sc men that
are actually CRATE and good in their proper
lyte and not threw the painted glass which A
+ has held up before them. however if
THIS shold fale to stop him from running on in
that way may have to continue my travels,
but with refiectln minds werd well SADIE
am confydent will 60 further than all the trash
in the world:
4ure phfrend till deth,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
aEIICKS IETTERSn

A wrong opinion being entertained by many of
our readers in relation to that portion of the letter
suppressed by us last week, we deem it necessary
to state here, that the portion omitted alluded TO
no individual political party, bat was consider
ed by us as rather severe upon portion Of our
Citizens who, though not 'native born" are enti-
tied to due respect and we are unwilling to admit
any thing into our columns disrespectful to any
class; consequently the omission
And we would here remark, that if any one feels
himself in any way injured, columns are open
for reply. The communications, so far as we are
concerned, are published more for the purpose OF
amusing our readers, than for any other.