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FEE CELEBRATED |
0XYGENATED BITTERS
CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL.
SURE REMEDY FOR
o Y s p E p 81 A
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS.
CICIl rs Pain in the Stomach, Heartburn Inb-
y itunl CusivtucsS, Acid Stomach, Headache
Loss OF Appetite, Piles, Night Sweats, Asthma or
Phthysc. Elatucncy, or Wind in the Stomach,
Nervousness,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
and all the indrscfibc symptoms OF this universal
disease These BitcIs have received the
HIGHEST TESTIMONIALS
ever offered to the public in favor Of any Medicine
in the world and are approved by the best physi-
clans, who use them in their Practice
For the most S1tistdct1ry Pi0gf of the success of
TINS remedy, see pamphlets containing full parcu-
lars and certificates from
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
and other parties well known 10 the public
Any individuals wishing further information rc-
specting this
INVALUABLE MEDICINE,
are invited to call on the Agents and satisfy them
selves 10y reference to numerous letters and ccltii-
Gates oil the highest respectfully
Washington, d. G June 10, 1876.
Having made use OF the ONygrnntcd l}iuc>,"
prepared by DR.. Geo. +. Green, OF Windsor, VT.
and from knowledge obtained Of their efficacy in
other cascs we chrrruIIy recommend them to the
public, believing that they will fully sustain the re-
commentator Of the Proprietor. We hope that
this valuable remedy may be 50 generally diillscd
uT"nHh@4l hG county. that it may be accessible to
/ PROF. a. A. HAYES, VI. D., State Assayer. Bos.
ton.
Prof L. PHELPS. Dartmouth College.
/ MNEDN I.AN RENO Eek Pres. Mass. Senate.
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Boston, New Work, &c.

BY TUE WAY OF WINDSOR, VT.
RaIroad from boston 10 wells Hjrcr, ami
TO burlington, U-Ihrongh Tickets to
Stations on The Pass"mpSic dnd tie Yer
2soat Central RdjRroad.
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PUREST

| LIQUORS 81 Wines, Albany Cream Ale
! aud London Porter, constantly ON hand and for
sal" for Medicinal, Mechanical and Chelni 81 pur-
pYsts only, by ". f.. HATCH
MluooskItas, NlWJClt
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sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Entydct Of a Letter from a Gentiemon IN Dayfon U.
"DAYToS, May l, ls47.
"DR A. NJ. MAURICEhU-My Dear Sir: The
Married Woman's Private Medical Companion for
which enclosed one dollar to your address, came
safely to hand would not have troubled you with
these few lines but that am mpeled by sense
of gratitude, for myself and wife 10 give utterance
to our sincere and heartfelt emotions.
my wife has been perceptibly sinking tor some
three years more in consequence OF her great an
gush and suffering some months before and during
confinement; every successive one more and more
debilitated and Frustrated her putting her life in i'm
mucut danger, and which was, on the last occasion,
despairei Of supposed that this state OF things was
inevitable ana resigned myself to meet the worst
At this time now about two monthsl heard your
book highly spoken Of as containing some matters
reaching my case On its receipt and perusal, can
not express to you the relief it afforded my distressed
mind and the joy its pages impaired to my wife, on
learning that the great discovery OF M. M. Desc
meaux provided a remedy. 1t opened prospect 70
NE which little conceived was possible. No pecu.
1iary consideration repay the obligations
am under to YOU for having been the means OF I'M.
parting to US the matters contained IN The Married.
komans Private Medical Companion. But Tor
tbs ere another year would have passed over NY
head, in all human probability my wife would have
beer in her grave and my children left motheress
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Sut.LIV NJ r A | / r 0 4 D.
Winter irrangrmcmi.-innua Isl, 1sJ
ra,:.s - -. i7-,ss if,.;tSee--


EIARS LEAVE nosroE r80M FIrCNbURG
q E,I,,uad D,pn,. r.; v.av Of Groiou Junction
lItcl,Lur.,ll, Kccic Walpolc aud Windsor, AT 30
A NJ, aud arrive AT WELLS RIVER at 3lo and a
Cars Ir,yr Boston for Charostown, Carrmont
r.d Windsor at : 30 and - \. NJ, and arrive al
Windsor nj u aud l.:'n 7. NJ
Cars leave Wells River at > - and burlington At
- \ NJ. and by way OF " indsof arrive H.
EU>tOna =. NJ.
Cars leave Windsor att - aud l2.io, aud anlw
I'D Boston at = and +. VI.
NCW N"rh passengers connect al Gfotl"h June
mon AMI iraIpoir.
STAGES leave wells River on arrival o. Car
hom boston, for 81. Johusbury, Sluscad, Oclb!
Linr,&r. Sc.
Slracs leave burlington each morning Sunday,
tXcc.Hrdj tor Montreal. Sc. sc.
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Boston daily.
Cattle Trains i"r fortnr- GA Iu'SIay
THOMAS s. WILLIAMS,
Sup't Sullivan Railroad,
thnIlestown, n. H. Jan. /, 1850. dNwh
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WiNSLO\V LEWIS.

1t is an indispensable article Ter the Ladies, MS it
keeps the hair il, ace aud curl aud the skin part
In4 OF ,hr hair t.or from dandrull and scuii For
odlcu, it.ays d .ouuIIlIon OF good head o. hair
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srs are daily r,,eived of this character, unno-

Letters are daily received Of this character, unns-
oessary to present
To those vet unmarried, hut contemplating mar.
riage or perhaps hesitating as to the prorricy OF
mourning the responsibilities attendant upon H. the
importance Of being possessed OF the revolutions con
tanned In these pages, so intimately involving their
future happiness, can not be appreciated
It is Of course, imVraCtcHble to convey more fully
the various subjects treated Of they are of n
turc strictly intended for the married, or those con
tempatius marriage; neither is i necessary, since
it is every cu'- 5a;y to become possessed ct knowl
edge whereby the sufcrnCs To which wife, moth
en- or a sister, may be subject, can bc obNated
" Copies will he sent by Mail free of Posinsc
TO the Purchaser.
~ On the receipt of One Dollar TUE NAH
RlED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANION" is sent Irgai'cd frccJ to any part OF the
United states All letters must be post paid Except
those containing a rcmiuance aud addressed to d..
A NJ MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New York City.
Publishing Office No. l29 Liberty ST. New York.
over 10000 Copies have been sen; ty Mali
within three months With perfect safety and Ger
tanty
S b, NICHOLS, A gent for burlington an
vicinity.
Oct, |, 1850. wl5m6.
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NEW ARIA GENiENT
nav and NI(,JjT LI\E.

D.iI dtd N!GUT LiNE
Commencing FcdmS}ay, Oct. :, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave burlington
Z daily, Sundays eXccpcdl for Boston Lowell,
s A. N. and :! L. MARRYING IN Boston at - /. VI.
and > T. NJ, respectively. Passengers 10y tho "a
Z. NJ Train, will LODI" al Rutland.
RETTR MIG,
Leave Boston at ~ A. :, NJ ana II A. ~ ar
senc'r RS by the II \. NJ. Train will lodge Mt itut-
land those by the Morning Trans Wi have an
hour to dine at Bellows Falls, both ways, connecting
with the Morning aud Evening Line "i oWdIlcIS
Passengers for New Yorl, can go via Wolpoic,
Rrattcboro', Springfield and New Haven, or by
Fitchburs Worcester and Alyu's Point.
Freight Train leaves Burlington at \. NJ. and
Boston atG T. NJ. daily tSundays c&cepied.-ihrough
in Sc hours o,
on Markets leaves Darlington every Tuesday morn
8 " l.. BIGELoW, Superintendent;
Burlington, Oct. J. 1880. dNwti
Northern (Ogdcnsburgh) Railroad
E. : II. &C. &: g. 81
From Ogdrnsburgh TO Rousc'S Point.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS;
EXP Ess,
Leaves OgdcnNnfah A. NJ and arrive at
Rousr's Point at u u =. Nj.
Leaves Rousrs Point at L. ". HnI arrive at
Ogdcns5ur4h att n VI.
ACC CMMODATioN.
Leaves iRou7r's Point at / \. NJ. and arrives at
Oglenshurgh at II 3 I !. VI.
Leaves Ogd, ushur2h al ! L. M, ana arrives at
Rousc's POINT at 9 81 7. NJ.
Passengers leaving OLdrusb rgh at ! \. VI. take
thc Steamers on Lake Champain ant aillFe m
Montreal Mt II T. NJ at Burlington IN season tor
the evening train TO Boston, and in whitehall Tor
the morning train to Troy, Albany and New orN
Tas-cugrrs by the Accommodation from ogdris-
hurgh, arrive IN Montreal at 9o'cIoCh next m"rnl"4
at Burlington in scuson Tor the evening tram to Troy
Albany and New York.
Passengers leaving Montreal at - 4. VI. Enr-
m-.on in the morning boats, aud Whlrrhail III ilI'
evening boats, viii take tn, Express tram iron
Rouse POINT ani arrive in Ogdrnsburgh IN season
to take the steamers tor Kingston, tisw"4o, Koch
ester Detroit and other ports on Lake Ontario am
the Upper Lakes the same evening
Passengers leaving Montreal at IA 7. NJ. Bos
ton in the morning trains and New ok IN The eve
ming will take the Accommodation train al Ronse.
Point, and arrive at Ogdrnsburgh at o'clock L. NJ
FAR Il.
Montreal 3 30
CHALES l.. SCIlLATTER,
Dated, Oct 20, ls5O. dAwtt Superintendent
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f(lRISl.J.MIPT' I]Bi.

VW@ NeS|AsD eFS@ = BSSSS
In All Chr.tan7ed and civilized counirca has cau'od
larger proportion ct deaths than any other mandy that H.
Hrts human family and until within few years there
has been any certain r"Hay to stop the devastation Of
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAN
Cara rry many Of tho most sron9ymorkcd and developed
Of Pulmonary COnsHi1pi01- uriOEb,a cases Of
piefGtcd and diseased LUNGS-such hopeless
before cured by any other medicine So Hery hope
lass of the afflicted persons to have boon pto
nouncpd 10y pscau and friends to be ACTUALLY
who had their burial clothes made have been cursd
day, are well aud hearty shey were.
possesses all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
powerful and active AZ the preparation which we call
BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This differs from that bscnu'e his possesses ssraa oM~
Indications which peculiarly adapted to, and s'ssdI
iy necessary to cure
Coughs and Consumptiops,
and al diseases ct 3l mo9a[y nosorosgeh diseases a.
attack tue
Breast, Throat, Lungs, aud Heart
This BALSIM L.al. ond cure. Uccr. n, the Lungs and
else where internally certainly and sd's the uRfFy
ING EXTRACT cures amt heals ulcer. externally This Bal
min, of cough aud CguSupsion Of ts
after all other remedies have Jitied to do s0od.
Thousands of Consumptions
.nd C@roeis coD41' sbuuisn,y prove s afr'ag leaey
Ia rurh dissssss md its undoubed curative power, srd
suuthng, healing properties in the following ana
diseases s'ia9 Of Bood BiaedHg at he LNrss Psst
IN he Br'ST amt she Nis" .tt' NaFos Comp'si'is FI
pdii0D Of ne H,1rt Cholera hfaHina By5sitsy and
mr. COaplat"s in ChdHs and hdits, Astt-'S and ALL
| FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS.
No remedy that has been ole ed to tbs pabc has
been kalt and cfeaa in correcting ILB the iac
denial 'stHefsrs and HteeNsritss of tie female
! BR1NY'S PULXONdRY BALsAA. II makes no differ
eucs rhether the arrangement he 'qPrssios.
ether iRci-,Eis .aErtsf-it uItes ALL by ~ ihrt
rs ss sytIsn e<aslStHg the cchsttsa aud '.sRs and
s!tsy.HS NERVOUS lRRITABlLITY. See car PSaphiess
| tOr proof
CONSUMPTION.
A Dying Woman Cured
W. STATE tbs to prove ii. r''tr to "se IN, rhss
tms EALssN used, even amer tho person is csnsS1eS
by pky,cs and irsnd, to hs in the lat ,srs Of diess
actually sy'Hg-SRd, in this case fer gene tsbt tAs
shrs"s and Iuys csl's bought For tire particular.
n this and tie rts,rtnhie and utSspSss ros Of ~
the ercuEssncea ard facts re rsi.r to our PAAriIlE1s
Ih, effected on Mrs ZlBA DYkENA AN Of Esis.
ten Spa. SUHaSs Co., " L. We can prove bsy nd Est
others smart equally hopeess snd tS1a"s6is rssss
| of CoH.hs and tDrsHmpt;prs CLhED, wAcs pr
| uouuCsl itctydbis by sN!ltul phV4triaas.
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One Of lie GreM st DiScoru IS o6 Nic .7ge
Whites E5af1 Bersd

Ius RLsroRIxG, BrAuurYNG, CLEANSING soften
ING AM DRlsslXG TIE HAIR.
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MEMBERS OF Q oNGREsS
INVALUABLE MEDICINE,

and other parties well known 10 the public
Any individuals wishing further information /
sDeCtiuu this
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sup NuINhN NhITI''1U
thaIlestuwn, n. II Jan. /, $50. dNwii
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arc invited to call on the Agents, and satisfy them
selves 10y reference to numerous letters and cciti.
Gates oil the highest respectfully
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-14
PUBLIC MEETING IN CUMBERLAND.

Iamctin of portion Of thu voters Of tn, lower end
CunlsriEd couniv, al Fork Willis Meeting House, on
SATURDAY. hr 1T June 1851. Thomas T. Sanderson va:
called to In! Chair AMI Wm Il. lr''ii appointed Secretary
The following solutions "cc reported hy committee aif
adopted hy the meeting
Whereas a Convention has been called IL revise lhc Con
s.itnrion al Virginia and "hcioas also. l. proper tia
tine people, in primary meetings should declare their oiin
at the principles upon which Constitution should be
lurncd-Ihci,ioic,
Resolved l. Ilt reh, Of suffrage should be extended Ia
III ~hc male citizens who the OF u years
with proper restrictions Ia residence.
=. lirrant voting should hc prohibited
;; We will not favor the adoption III any Constitution
which doe CONFORM Ia views expressed in III,
foregoing resolutions.
The E,iNu i, the proper basis Of representation
Offices created solely Tor the benefit and convc
nicnce OF the community Officers agents delegated 70
perform certain duties should be elected by tho people anu
limited terms
election o their officers, not only dstrusts their ntr
gccc honesty bu, is subversivc of the principles Of
publican government.
/ No appropriation should be made for works al internal
improvement any other purpose than the necessary cx
pcscs Of government without thu concurrence of third
ii the Legislature The power To borrow money should bl
similarly restricted.
) Political parties with we'll defined principles ne
c.s-ay safeguard against and pu-ton and I" be- o
parry IL confess ignorance and cnabe indifference IL
tic bcst interests of the community.
o. No-pa j. the offspring Of cicanery invention
rntrap The incauos and deude the creduous, i'm
practicable asnbsrd and in The -nd proves wolf ia Sleeps
clothing that devours the flock into whose fold il has gain
ed admission.
To- proper distinction Of parties in the pending
il nor against the prominent oil reform he
in. discussed before the people"
II. We cannot vote Tor any person delegate 10 the
Convention who will not satisfy H. that he substantially
agrees with II. in The views herein expressed.
Il. We nominate candidates 10 represent this Dstric
composed Of buckingham Cumberland, Po"hatan and
Amelia counric.l COL Joseph Fuqun of Buckingham Hen
~ H. Hopkins al Powl,afan and Lewis iarvic 81 Amen
Resolved That copy o the foregoing resolutions 10
son, Richmond Enquirer for publication. and Ia
ch If The persons nominated candidates. with request
that they will respond through the Enquirer.
THOMAS y. SANDEltSON, Chairman.
Nm Il pCrTrr. Secretary
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McSsrs Editors Since communication in your paper.
that thu most egrcus have gone abroad
in relation the fatality Of Pneumonia in Mr. Il. Mosclcy ;
family We charge home upon and inpue 10 niai@
nant and evil int, nonS neither We al all astidots
sensitive upon the subject yet is due Ia truth alone that
MISREPRESENTATION shall b. left without refuge, and caun
nv without a resting place We will just state that We
treated ry-ivc q; The disease in twentyo days
in january upon the principles taught in Dr. Cartwright
plI.ar and wc lost Of the number only
The subject IT the rst fatal ease, and the ony one q"
Pneumonia among Mr. Moscrys c"lorcd people fell into
o hands in noribund the time al our first visit
and expired in icw hours This got an attack o
ln variety modification Of the disease popularity called
head Icl!Sv We cannu therefore, BE- held responsible Tor
The result ol this case The second fatal ease Mr. e. Nose
loy had long suffered from formidable hepatic disease ana
pulmonary irritation Tor the removal oi wfchh obsnaelv
refused ii! medicine previous 10 his attack oi Pneumonia
third fatal case coorci person in the county 81 llanax
in INTO our hands after the stage Of irritation and con..s
ton had pa hy " the time oi first visit he de
lrials with iginous gums AMI teeth tongue brown. lard
ana dry The disease in this hal supcrvenc upon
prt u,Sy existing morbid oi the boy system, irons
in.ts,lcc and exposure cold about Christmas. This
patirnr too wa, attended under very dsadvan tascs
and the fate ot patient very often depends upon mnut!
moi AT. nd,d Il, in practice. The tsGh wc had under
tik, too lnuch; the disease the time being endemic IN
The n,igbpood. II this b. considered bad comncn
tay ulun the ninnor, OF DIR. Cartwright. then con
f>s our ignorance, ol all medical statistics. MEDlClS.
NyLL....uttH., inAElUTTE. I-3O
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e.. N. i.liilurs Of. ,te Enquirer.

10 "'' PETERSBURG, JuSE g. lSoo.
T. should be recoected that the 4ih June Is inc ha'a an
- of G.urgc the Ill OF England, which was wont 10
H. ,,n,,l,,r, in Petersburg by few loya tories au
,I j. rt,.aI associates with a much punc'uahty, Us
~, i al ,. ina Anniversary Of American independence.
~ c,.a,ed BY the Jcilersonlan democracy "ho moua
W., ,i,ht il, Il; YOU wish 10 find what mas become y.
nav. I th.ir federal allies go among the wings o.
"a nd vnu will see the union o the deadly ioos Oh NV
..0iJ consistency thou art Jewel lncso nouIiii
,lai,. hear "a strong smiudo 10 the'f "ouu oe ,v
,s "a exists between copper cent ana sSe, oo,ai'
r. yh i. ironically designated the secohn "aSine'un'
VI ~ III sornur If our country. Show me tory Ill the
Democratic ranks, and I'll engage 70 eAo. ~ nih
H.. swan To rebut every anomalous cusc. i.'choiu'
- framed for its aristocratc pforhSles van o"ast "
- abundant, supply thnn Petersburg, OF s heaven vi po-
49,; - ,n,,, nation cordially coinnlsscrae the ocla-
~ r many pnrc republicans who have been infeeiec by
M o,rc respected when ASSOCIATION win us declared
rc;,s was spurncd but il has been pros'u'ea ~ us aop
~; by ambitious. disappointed demagoSues md aposiates
$3.50 tho ronuicau ranks and their federal adJunes hence
his f,nl mi ytrc Of nil sorts OF pohcs uhoe mo auspices
y, lyhiooerva combination repussc anu aoorfent IN
M steal as should be in the political creation trust
Ia, iosc ho have taken serpent lot hsh VIII IN aue
% correct f,eir mistake, BY remuneration oi aFter AZ
hon 10 tumble chaotic hercsies Instituted 10 engen-
% ern ,cs and serve party purposes. b. the By saw
N i Petersburg Inrcigcnccr OF yesterday IN article over
IN. SIGNATURE d. recommending the election oi Two wings
and t,yo Democrats the State ConVenon from DEMO
rre,i,. District This arrangement might answer for the
Nashville Convention but the feeble artiice OF wing cour-
osr II nbtan inrcr in legislation, brought 50 instructive
IL 10 mind application of the expression no" We up
nI,s swim, that puzzled 10 preserve my gravity As
line ,nets o Whcgery are the adopted choice OF Tories
should be- 10Th Ia confr 10 their coadjutos Tue enacon OF
,w. for nv future government, ana mummy ohr thil
p,,uucraic Voters will not be tempted In swallow ~ : pm
1.,'',. y,,,isi,.lv disnli,ed NOUS VERRONS.
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,, ,;.son,bern factions in Congress. All
the great statesmen of the South yer fe' Nun ~ - -
go n b,yo lost their energy and force ne iile JOHN y.
9.ih .ors ~ have been the last OF the line lo mos
n Renton has abandoned his early principles Tor Nof'rn
and sectional support .,;,s mo arc nrenarod IN
From these and other demonstrations we are plepdau W
~ ~" comnron,isc proposed by Mr.. Clay defeated and
DESTROYED partly by the divisions ana VI se
Southern States but especially ana more eiisctay
G ,h cre instirations and Vaccinations OF ths cabinet
III General TnyIor In fact appears now beyond douot
Ihat the election of Taylor himself >oucrn man.
and tho character his cabinet w IN very SNORT ie
oLo, nna of the greatest revolutions i'll the action OF
the federal Government of the United States na ever mas
been contemplated by te ordinary statesmen 81 w, w E e.
We are prepared tho anti slavery influences OF e ee
States and the Wlmot proviso prevail not only III Tue OF
ranzaou Of all the territories from MISSOURI 10 Inc
Pacific but the process OF time 10 see e ee o'as
;nse in nuub.r md the deep-rooted anti-savery fes
inus Of the North calling for an amendment Oh hc con
siu,irn Then shall the complete cHpureauoh o.
he .hee i,ls principle Of Representations on which prnc
Mo IN, potica power of the South Is now altogether oun
icd in it, connection with the other States
The ;hcmies rcveries and "iies OF me
and socialists ought deceive The wise ami phio
sonca statesmen Of the South to lead heui TO suppose
HAT the anti slavery feeling is not permanent pervaaht
and existing feeling that consists only In esc loes
An cur orrnnzed chuche. and religious Institutions WIN
the exception Of The Catholics and fpiscopaa are graz
uny marching i'll direction, ana WIN ollne ioon,
some ,ay or other union Of the free states waieh VII
uake such change the constitution a. VIII carry zero
10 the South and the eventual destruction oil thelr soch IN
situations. The cabinet OF Gen Taylor Is one o ,,ie mrs
clements which working together To bring about stcl
results The leading OF the South are olndy n
lowing shadows quarreing about distractions, "hi
rho cabinet are undermining hs constitution, asfn.
the ground from under their feet and destroying indirectly
nh the guarantees Of the republic and the very existence
the South.
Now although wc agree with The Herald in ii
condemnation OF the action of Southern men, and lis opn
ion that the Nashville Convention has proved an abortion
still there are homcy truths uttered in The above arti
Gle which cannot fail elicit the attention Of Sonisr
readers We believe that much good may result from the as
sembne Of the Nashville Conventions and that The cntr
South when fully awakened to the necessity .; aeiio WI
move in solid paIany in manner which will call form IN
admiration of her friends md 10 her that justice nov
SO anonymously withheld by the North, under The ra"cio
influence of Gree solism.'
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TO THE PEOPLE or KING; W " III i.ayL'''''

1t 10 be generally understood, that al your next
Court 9Th Monday in Iune YOU will be called upon
lcct candidate for the Convention When you reflect upon
the important duties, apperanng To the pncc II delegate
in the Convention will the necessity OF all
participating in the selection
Although three gentlemen M'ssrs r. H. i,ictt Thomas
W. Greo and Gnl. Coron iiraNion, p:on.-
nenty spoken OF by their friends, yer they have not given
views relative Ia the proposed reforms org-
ME law Before any Of these gentlemen expect To re-
cevc tho support o the people they should clearly and ul
IL their opinions upon all the important questions ~
Iat!ng change of Constitution Their friends insult
the good Of the people VIXEN hey ess,ioneer for ;cr
favores, without giving their sentiments. Let all Of the
gentlemen mentioned above, address the people our next
Court, that determine which 10 select Il is moi;
expected that shall for any man without knowing
his sentiments Let the selection be made carly in The DAY.
vote, 4 VOTER.
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To the Editors Of the Enquirer.

FETEasDrRG, June J. Io5U.
in the Congressional proceedings OF the 3D. that Mr.
Webster in Tie d,5lie Mr.. Eradbur,s resolution took
no doubt reply tu. urge the resolution would operate
deroeaon from Presidential dignity. should ike know
if indeibe slu the moral and political reputation
OF the President by ungracf Cabinet tenacious Of
nduging in party and masniiy than scrupuous
preserving the integrity OF their proegc can detract
the dignity ri President whose noparty iSra
ton will be perpe;uated BY record? VOX POpULI