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ira partisan SO far as voting was concerned,
but with no qualities to distinguish lin from
the poor average of members about him. ,
All these things the Jeremy Dilllers Of the !,
'Aentind know perfectly well. They can say !
nothing whatever. not u word. in flv0r Of Frnlk !
Pierce, except that he was nominated as sort :
'of scape-aoat for the hcaltburnings and rival
.ries Of the real men Of the party. by the Dalti
,more Convention, TO prevent the
Convention from breaking up in disorder,-W
dominated because, us nobody remembered any I
,lhing about him, one way or the other, nobody
,could say anything for or against hun! But :
iplacing such man in hign position docs not :
lalter his proportions or change his sta,urc:-
"Piemrs are pgmies still, tho prrchrd on Alps g
Now we have this morning run over the I
snum5ers of the Sentinel from the Cd Of Sept,
eto the Dist of Oct. inclusive, (about as much
fdish-watrr NAVIGATION as we had stomach fOr)
Y and we positively assert that no editorial word
/ sentence or paragraph can BE- found in that
! wide waste Of words, setting forth the prnci.:
spes, the services the claims of franklin Pierce,
Sbut instead of il such stale. cou,pmoublo and
of>rc(n,ed lies as these -
I As WE Eyptcrrp.--t;en. SCOTS speech at
4 Columbus, il winch he undertook to vInIlcate
shlmHrli from t"' charge OF having 'n'rleH d'5'.
graceful punishment upon German soldiers, -
WaS Hcrer doircrc{ IN pu5iic By him a1ty rbcre.
S-S;5tnG IN.
j y on are Instructed mt ~ caiiN foreigners,
4 for the battalion Of 81. Patruca has taught IL
,'t ,''.',,' H. n.r " ','',
me- Lrican lyor.--S.n,iaei Win.
81 And beside, such trash. the aro,,,cu,, ~ of
y the Sentinel in f,y,r Of Pierce are rk,d ON, bv
& witlcss secondhand criticism, on the phra,pol.
oov Of Ger. S,,r.,', spoecbcs and ceb,, and
\ mechanically effort, .i n.rs,,aI rjtjcnl, or an
3, ID Solder and Patriot who has snent almost
= he whole Of = ,onr M, in the ar,iys and bon.
SorabIe service Of bl4 coontry, who was cn,ru,,.
II Cd bv jackson and Van uu,o, with civil du,,e.
81 ...,
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indirectly, attacked, ne h., o..uit .los t.'.'5 i.
ana inylncibe champion. No mortal man,
since the Creation, ever made SO powerful =
,and conclusive an argunan. as TINT ~n,chR
Mr.. WEBSTER made IN really 10 IisiNE, y
land no argument was ever - in3tin'an- l.
Its SPLENDID periods. and its unansWemble q
logic, its mighty rhetorical power, its conscious {
Verify, and its magnificent comprehensive /
mess, render it the sublimest effort that ever =
came from uninspred human intellect Its (.
influence will last through all time. Y
Mr.. WEBSTER wasan uncomp omising CoYsrI- 5
TUTioyALIsT, asking nothing that the Consltu-s
ton does not grant, and granting nothing that y
the Constitution does not permit. Governed by u
ibis own Judgment (Which was liable to error, (:
of course.) he always srooD FL THE Coy-TITU
TON, and was always its most able defender 4
and cxpounder. lie was intensely an AMaR-
IlcAN,--intensely a friend Of the UNoN II ne i
I ever went farther, and conceded more. tnan !
was needul, in MS desire t. prr.ery, and per-
petuate this g!orous. Uni,n, no man will NOW i
.. question has motives or his intentions. Z
4 DANIEL WEBSTER is DEAD! The OH !
$Word will receive the announcement with
sprotounl scnsibIity. His nam, and reputation 7
fare c1-eXlensive with the boundaries OF the
tcrviIizel and chrsiiauzeI world. Wherever
goppresaion lifts its iron band, the burning words
Aot DANIEL WEBSTER aud IIhyEY CRAY have :
sinspired confidence aad hope Aud :, long AS
Eoppression shall last Will the cIo1uonca OF these
Fgreat champions of human freedom work for
+ Justice and Liberty.
4 DANIEL WEBSTER IS DEAD; but in
J his words and works. to Use bis own cxpres-
son, 'HE STILL LIVES -
sei.l!. &. s..
Y Triumph at Naiir'.;u "a i'"Dn-ytyonIA.
\ The Locoiocos are reJo.cn- over t4c election
yof Judge oonwARp. Tnny claim his e,-c-
,tion IA "democrotc Triumph Ioe Caal,.-.
ltcr Of his 'deuocrlcy' may nc learned from .--.
Kitrriug to vol. j. pace al OF ID. o.i.ril I,o.
%ceedlngs Of tue Convention to amend lht Cou-
$sutuuon Of Pennsylvania. The following is
4;he rccorI:--
z Mr.. Woodward moved to amend tae amro.-
Rmeu', BY add,ur thereto the "1ns ".ud TINT
Ntnc sud committee Dc also ln>.rg.,aI luN!rra
kInto the prophecy OF - an.u..nr the CpI-t'u-
SuouIs to FREY "NT any Foreigners uoo y
CARVE in this Stat after tire ioGjl day OF Ju. l..
9iciI, ROM ACQIIHIN.i THE HIGI i
ETO NOFn Or 10 HOLD O4f!tu -
q rlijS COMMDNW EALTt.
Il III support Of this proposition, Mr. WON
H., ,p,, ....l IL, ia.
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Malice domestic. tnfrtGn levy, noting,
Can tlGch uG. lu.jh.i

We feel, speak, aud writo Of him unlnnn-
succd by the party issues, eMtdnglements, and
preferences OF the Aour. lis great name ana
fame are historical, "IuE PAST, AT LEAST, Is
SECURE" Oyer HIS grave there can be no de
bate lie stands, IN majestic grandeur, alone
Like the granite monuncn. tina. crowns tAc
summit, and perpetuates the memory, of BUNK
ER HILL, he now stands "motlonless before
Us" but more porent IN influence than any Nv
a., Voice OF eloluence that can be uttered, ~
tue largest American man that ever lived o.
lod. lie belonged among the 'dii mgjorrp
gontum,' combining the nvulnerabliIty OF
ACHILLES, the wisdom Of NEsroR the calu
nerolsm Of AGAMEMNoN, and more than the
eloquence of the crafty CICERO and the soil,
DnMosrnEYE,. He was IA composite" struc
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Vince very god d,d seem 10 set m, seal, -
lnItve the word assurance oi A MAN"
DANIEL WEBsT Err Is DEAD! The
whole civilized and chrlstlanized world will
jmourn, and well may 1t mourn! he GREAT
iSrATEsMAN who would have stood, like wall
OF fire, between the mad schemes OF the pro
gressyo and aggressive democracy and the
! rhvE POLICY of the Country, VINO with the
1roloundest wisdom and the most consunmate
ja5i..ty, would haze arrested the Fill clustering
tendencies Of the day, and kept the National
Administration square upon the platform OF
: " ashington and Jefferson, Is gone The
! great advocate and expounder OF the Conslitu-
ton, in It's spirit and integrity, is gone His
diving counsCls will neyer more instruct and
z govern us. Is voice Is silenccd the great
oracle Is dumb forever What he has said, and
4 done, is all that remains to us,-but that all Is
Everything. The last words Of Mr.. WrB-
& STIR were Il STILL LIYE,"--and he Will live
in his words and deeds 50 long as the ANEai-
4 CAY CONSTITUTION shall endure ~ Still
LIVE" were his dying words, and they were
prophetic While the Republic lives, -whllC
4 constitutional liberty shall remain, or be wortI
tstruggng for, the manly and noble sentiment:
aud arguments of Dan FL WEBSTER will b,
the textbook of the soldiers OF freedom, thro'
out the world
DANIEL WEBSTER Is DEAD! Thu
ha'fmlsted flags, the mutrIed drun-beat, ant
the solemn minute guns, throughout this vas
Union, attest the ertem but not the depth OF tn
popular grief. There Is no American, Of what
ever parry. who does not lament the death O
DAN III WEBSTER. "llc was the noblest Re
man OF them all ~ HIS name and reputa'lo
are as liXedly nrt1onr', as LEXlNGroN, q
ByNKER !lrLL, or SARA roGN or NoRN Tow
Ills instincts and his Impulses were always @
tle side Of constitutional freedom, that free
dom which Is consistent with Law and Order
and rcstraius the IN !iiiuh no further rhln tn
interests Of The community require. Whcueve
,vh'-crog however, the yea. charter 0f our hi
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.nmor.c Gathering Of the W higs of New
! OK :'Our Large Meetings Mt once.
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The following letter from Morshfa.d, giving
"a account OF Mr.. Webs'cr's la,t uomcn's and
death. W copy, the first from the Journal, and
the other two from the Evening Gazette:
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DANIEL WEBSTER EXPIRED, At HIS
RESIDENCE IN MARsnFtELp, At 90 MINUTES
BEFORE 3o'cLock THIS MoHNING.-It egruph-
ic Despatch.
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Democratic Nominees

We learn that the "Democratcn State Con-
venlion, Yesterday nominated JoHS s, ROBIN
or, of Bennington, for Governor, our friend
JfFfERsoN p, KlppER, of Orange, for Lieut.,
Governor aud JOHN a. PAGE, of Montpelier tor
Treasurer. "All honorable men," appointed to
stand in the front rank of Locofoooism and
witness more glorious and signal Wing tri-
umph in this Stale and in the Union, than has
occurred within the memory of man.
DrAru or THE GovERNuR or Nuw MEYr.
oo.-Accouuts have been received ofthc death
OF Governor Calhoun, Of New Ncy,ro, vhhc
on The plans. On route l9I The sllle..
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u" All Produce IN packages or otherwise cuusign-
ed to rs should be dislIurty ual kcd IN our name
aud the INITIALS OF the conslgntr
ASllt.S--Ihe .ow rates IN New York continue 10
occasion low prices IN tbs market. Purchasers de-
cline offering but - 80 tor Pearls, II largc qnautly
some small sales AT - G2.. Pots 81 - a / II ~
Prices, We think, VIII improve
BUIIER--lhc past lew daysindlcalc n better
feeling with increasing demand 10 the trade The
arrivals having been quite hunted II late will afford
holders an opportunity soon to clos, ont tine present
stock, some prime lots at Vermont DAIRY have been
sold Ut l5c very tar and dsgahe Iualltv at IL
We quote, howryct, the market waite and our sal
for srIrty PRIME and yellow New Y ork aud Yer
mont Butter, Ii Ia -2c; other grades Dairy.
white bottoms soft or heated, II | > a lie as To
quality. Flesh consignmentsarrvinsi in good order,
we think, vii secure advance prices.
CHEESE-Ih Is an unusm quantity o
Cheese IN market, price declined ant dull. Choice
mud Danes sell at 4 a Z other gadrs dc
Cheese that are very thick are slow u sale
FLOlR-But very iltte dolng, prDo's steady
GRAlN-Good yellow aud whIrc 'oru is rather
scarce, the quantity OF nrror qualify OF mixed is
large, Oats m tair dcmand at t5r. Rye 9Oa g5c.
PROVISIONS Pork Is irm with inlr dsuand
WOOl-lhr market iur fleece Wool y. rather
firnr The auNdls Of The new clip bclgs a yet
snail.
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SUMMER HATS.

BARNUM, Halter, Wholesale and Retail Col
lcge Street, ID door from Church. has Just received
large and varied supply OF Silver and Rocky
Mountain Beavers, Drab Angola, and silver Mole
skim imitation Beavers, Panama, Mems and Boys
Lechorns, China Pearl Palmleat, Misses Hats, and
various kinGs OF strnws: Also an entirely new. and
very desirable article the Canton Siraic Hat Black
glossy Moleskins OF the latest approved patterns, al
so full assortment OF Canes, tncludng those de-
signed for selfdeencc Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks
Umbrellas, &c, &c. The Patent Hat Protector, has
mand for them, daily. lie buys for cash, and viii
sell as low as any establishment in Country or City
Hats dressed Tor customers, as often as desired
free of charge.
dNMit
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LORENZO HALL,
GARY WHITNEY, ( CO
ORANGE PHELPS. }
simon Wizards Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT.l The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cHIrTESDEY,ss ! Probate Court with
in and for the District OF Chitenden TO the Creditors
and others concerned in the Estate OF Slmon VIII
lard late OF Burlington lii said District deceased,
GREETING
Whereas, the Administrator Of the Estate OF said
deceased has made application 10 said Court TO ex-
tend the time limited tor making payment OF the
debts Of said deceased Tor year from the 18Th
day of June A. D. 1852 and the 3lst day OF July
A D. 1852 being assigned for hearing IN the
premises. at the Office of RlXtord and Adams, IN Bur
hngton IN said District and 1t having been ordered
that notice thereof be given by publishing this decree
in the Burlington Free Press,a public newspaper
printed in sand Burlington, three weeks successfully
before the time fixed Tor hearing.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear be-
fore SAID Court at the time and place specified aloTe
said. then and there TO make objection II any YOU
have, 10 the said time OF paymcn: beng further eX-
tended as Aforesaid
Given ulder my hand al Burlington, in the Coun-
" OF CAitt,uden aforesaid TINS 18th day OF July y.
u. 1852. -
BRADFORD. RlXFORD,
w3w3 Register.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-July 8.

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-July 8.
At market coo Beef Cattle, no Stores. u pairs
Working Oxen Go Cows and Calves, 1850 sheep
and Lambs and 800 Swine.
PRcls-Beci Caule Extra 81; lst quality $50,
I'd do g Is; 3D. do $3.50.
WoRHNG OxEY-- SSj 9nlOO IO5all6
Cows AND CALVES. SO g. q, &c, 81. IS, n ~
SWEEP AND LAMBs-S IS, =, 2,J0a D. Eexra s.,
$50 n6
SwlNE-6sa7i. retail I! SIC. Small Pigs, lOc 4;
Fat Hogs & l-2.
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Gcool y offices,
Abmcr EAceICr's Estate.
rec OF Charge .
dNWtt

I'VE the Subscribers having been APP
w pointed by the Hon. the Probate Court tor the
District OF Grand Isle, Commissioners to receive,
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate OF Abner kecler, late Of
South Hero in said District deceased, repre- scented
insolyent, and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in offset thereto and SIX months from the day OF
the date hereof being allowed by SAID court oT tnat
purpose we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will atteno to the business OF our appointment,
at the Dwelling House OF the late Abner keeer and
now occupied by Clark 5. Keller IN South Hero, m
said District, on the 10Th day OF September and 22d
dav OF November next, at 10 o'clock on each OF sad
DAYS.
Dated at South Hero, this 4th day OF June a. d
1852
LORENZO !lALLv c..,..;..;,n.-.
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W The R'chmond Uhig uses the follow
ing rrescront language in speaking of the re-
cent manifesto of 1'ooMBs, SrEpnENs, GENTRY
g. Co.:
"Wo arc Of opinion that this mighty move
mcnt will perhaps, after all, not entirely crush
and aunihac the Wing party, nor cNunguish
forever its hopes of ultimate success. Though
the movers themselves appear sufficiently nm
pressed with the importance OF the step they
have tukcn-though they "alloct the god, as
sumo the nod, aud seem to shake the spheres
we dare to believe that hcuccioth the Wing
press will not be sllcnccd in consequence, nor
the party, as political organization, rendered
altogether powcllcss. When one OF NAPOLEON :
Alarshals was told by an English lady that She
could not possibly consider his leader great
man, Madame" replied the Frcnchman with
tnal shrug Of the shoulders and air OF profound
cst DIFFERENCE peculiar 20 his countrymc,
Emperor will be very sorry to here II The
card Of these Southern gcu,lcmcn viii cNcno,
with the Wing party and 1t. lofty chanpon'
lust about as much unCaslno-5 a. would nave
brcn IL, Ivy NAroIIoT on hcng informed OF
e,c English lady, estiwIlc OF IN. Genus.
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i'- I''' ~ = '''U""t uISCpu'"'0' WI" 10
customary c,carncss and ability, about the
proper steps to be taken TO elect Scorr and
GRAHAM. It divides its "plan Of opcrltions'
into ,hrc, or lolr heads. each Of which illus
tratcs the s,ratcgetic skill and foresight of the
Editors Of that paper. We take pleasure in
copying the second Of its enumeration Of n,trll-
mcnai,ios and commend it TO the careful at
rcntion Of our readers and orators. We GER
tainly can gain nothing by talking Of Frank
Pierce. " never knew 50 perfectly negdtirc
II man to be placed in competition with a posi-
tire one! The people Of the Union will mru
recover from the establishment with which they
received the nomination of Franklin Pierce =
There Is scarcely School District IN any
town in New England that does not possess
Il man equally qualified for the exalted office
of President of the United States. lie was
never even thought cf by the Convention that
finally nominated him, until they tho Conycn-
tom had exhausted the possibilities Of nomina-
ting any one Of ,heir really considerable men,
after some thirty odd balotings. 1t was the
roor p,Ik oa,o ovcr or,i, with .,,,,,r,,,,od
,,. a., ;...,,:..,...7 =
''''' " wv ''''0'''S nv "''" 5'o' ''i''' VI
the American people! Yankees are not to
be caught twice by SO shallow a trick
tTho inrrlcrv and froul that cloctod ~,
c.........,. H.. y III. 1.....
"P0'oS! 'o' INV, VI" '''' l'''''
ana breathing Statesman Ike Henry CLAY
romcn cldylm d rcncraJjic! = will be trum-
phan,lv tLwartcd in the attcmnt f., elect moro
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0F7T The "demucracy" made effective capt.
tai against Mr.. CRAY, IN 1874, by ulledging
that he was ''c GueiiaL' They are now attempt
ing the same dishonorablc game against Gen.
Scorr, because he is NOT ducist! These
politicians are sharp for the age in which the
live Road what follows -
" As TO ScorrS feathers, no one will pretend to
say that they were 'chitc oncS !"--haiiqdiHm.
"Nhit" ones" when religious scrupies' and Az
DREW lAr,soE are in the way--rcd ones Tor Uuakers
aud nou-comhatauts. New UareR ReeiStcr.
~ The Register is one of those papers
winch are SO uniformly shocked at every aIln-
sion, on the part of the Wing press, 10 General
PIERCE6 taintin1 in the field. II is quite in
character that 1t should sheer at the religious
scrupIes which would prevent General ScoTT
from fighting Il duel-and hold him up to the
American people as covurd. 1t has an uphill
task certainly in the attempt to prove this &C
cusdtiOn against one whose deeds of personal
valor upon the field of battle surpass those Of
any other living man. AS to the sneerlng al.
fusion TO the "scruples" which restrained Gen
olal ScorT from accepting General JACKSON S
chaIlange, some light is thrown upon 1t by the
following letter:
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HEADQUARTERS,
1t and Sd Military Departments, 7
NLw-NnpE Ian y 1917


Sir: Your letter OF the Sd ultmo was hand
ed to me about the Odd and has not been read,
might say thought of, since. These crcum-
stances will show you that it is my wish to re-
ply to you "dispassionatcly."
regret that cannot accept the challenge
you offer me. Perhaps | may be restrained
from wishing TO level pistol at the breast of
fellow being, in private combat, by sense
Of religion; but lest this motive should excite
the rldicuIe Of gentlemen Of liberal habits Of
thinking and acting, beg leave to add that /
decline the honor Of your invitation from pat
riotic scrupIes. My ambition is not that of
EEosTHATUs. ! should think it would be easy
Tor you TO console yourself under this refusal,
by the application OF a few eplthets, as coward,
NC, to the object Of your resentment, and
here promise to leave you umiltbe ncct rar TO
persuade yourself OF their truth. have the hon.
or to be your obd't servant
WINFIELD SCOTT
T'c Gen. ANDREW JACKSON, commanding the
Southern Division Of tie United States Army
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Dissolution.
WILB0R'S C0MpOUND OF
p u F. E. G O D LIV E r
OIL AND LIME.
4 CURE FOR CONSlMPTl0N COUGHS,
COULDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
GENERAL DEBILITY, AND Alb
SCROFI LOCS HUMURS.

fWlll, Proprietor has succeeded from
I direction OF Professor Stone in combining the
OH ami Lime 50 refractory that the TASTE ut the Oh,
which is nausrouS To persons generally, IS entirely
overcome, and II can BE- taken by the most delicate
FEMALES with pleasure And as regards the benefit ct
this article over the clear ol, the following CEASE, by
Prot Store Is sufficient 10 convince the most scrpt-
cal. The young lady was - years OF age
" Her decase was one ot unmlXed I.'lhIsis which
had been expected to terminate hr!coutsr OF trw
mouths, fatally. The upper part OF both her lungs
Vas filled with mbCrcl-s and m some places were
beginning TO soften The case was evidently had
one. The treatment N cod v,T on WA M ESi uSt 4.
hut without marked Improvement The phosphate Of
lime wa, then Administered with the on. and the re
suit a. IN the case OF many Others was soon applr
tut. The patient WAS RAPIDLY getting we'll
Consunpiire Cough s. G0Gral Dcbaty Cwed,
Boston, June /, lNl5
~ Or WunoR bear SIR lnst Spring |
was afflicted with a srrNrrc Cough, winch So COM
p,c..y prostl1ttd me that was unable 10 leave my
room Nv friends considered me IN decline hut
hrarlng OF your CompuaHd at Cod liver a.. and
LAME. | s,nl and purchased a bollit and commrnc,
ed using u began soon to perceive ITS beneficial
iccts aud am happy to saw that after Usng ior Two
months, have entirely '"cor"rrt-Wy cgn-A having
Irtt nc, and my "H1orid It'4,,I Il * t,,,l.'.l
yours, MANY lIlINNN.
Caution, On account o the grra. rtrut"n oi
tins Compound tor all Lang complaints, the suaScrh
rr would caution the afflicted against using any cN-
cent that manufactured by HIM, as ht h1S the ony
RECENT IN the lutrd States Tor cuualulu3 the Pure
Oil with Lime M proper manner Ih"rior 1s
You value your hra IN. purchase meme except mat
manufactured by. ~
ALEX L. WlLROR. Chemist
l>6 Court Street Boston.
For sale IN Burlington 10y lilEu. \ PECK, and
by druggists generally
Iuly |, 1888. WY
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DEATH OF Hon. Y. NJ. u. MckES1oS.-
We regret to announce the death Of this dis
tingushcd gentleman, whose eminent virtues
and talents not only cndeared him to the ctl>
zens of his own State of Pennsylvania, but
had made for him many friends and ardent ad-
mirors throughout the country. His death oc-
Cured on Friday morning last, at the house Of
his brother-n-law, Judge BELL, in Reading,
Pa. During his useful life, he served fox some
time in Congress, where he distinguished him
self for his bold and able advocacy Of the Ia
riff of 1912. 1t will be remembered, Also that
he occupied for short tune a seat in Mr. Fill
mores Cabinet, as Secretary Of the Interior,
which position he resigned for personal rea-
sons His death is indeed loss to his State
and country-.N \. Times.
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u On the afternoon of the 1th inst, five
buildings in Greensboro and the adjoining
town of Ilardwick, VT, were struck by ligh'-
ming and consumed. The buildings were not
near together, and fire was not communicated
from one to the other, but there were five indie
pendent contlagratlons.
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NOTICE.

pHITIPS Patent Renewed Fs.=.. ---
/ ed A. D Philips, Oct, q. 1886
seven years trorn oct. "a 1870. The
hereby informed that the American F..
Companys right expired on The 9Th Ger.
Byam, Bruce Pearson 4 Co., having pu.,
exclusive right OF the above extension,
ton the public against any innngeme.. T.. .=
tent.
10" Manufacturers md Dealers iu o'--
Matches are equally liable for intiua-
must govern themselves accordingly
MEssRs koYES & Co, Of Burlmg,og, u e. o..
zen appointed by Us sole Agents i.r t.e
Matches IN the Counties OF Ch'.ea.eh, h'...
and Grand Isle, State OF Nermons, aud ,.-c ST..
Counties bordering upon tue Nes. SIDE 80
Cbampain and the Line OF the Norihrru New
Rail Road, State OF New York, VIII 5e prep
fill all orders with prompt.tudp
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varies, and no warrants w he purchased after the
passa re- at the Homestead Law.
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will he promptly paid ior by return mail or cypress
Forms ct assignments srut whenever requested
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