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| I uEApACHE AND SORENESS OF fly
| THE BODY, take the Cherry Pecoral on 60 -
ing TO bed and wrap up warm to sweat during %;a.1
FOR 4 COLD AND COUGH, take i, NOM S.Z.E
ins and evening, according 10 directions y5
the bottle and the difficulty will soon be y /NASs-Sh
removed. None will long suffer from this ,rou a:
when they lind 1t can be readily cured ssks
| Persons afflicted with seated on II, G--.-----
BKoNCIiITis orirraon Of the upper portion
rSf aDd rcs relief from
ultimate cure Is afforded TO thousands who are thus afflicted
From agreeable hsde many find themselves
willing its USE when the necessity for has ceased
FaysrrsvlLLs, TENS, April 10Th, 1851.
Sir Wshaye given your Cherry Peora an xensrc trial IN ou
find other remedy have for
ing affections Of the respiratory organs ,, ,,,nrox
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS, this remedy nval
uab by its action The throat and lungs when in
increases the power and hexbiiy OF the voice.
Cherry pecora there obstinate yield
entirely medicine Cherry Pectora will cure them, they
BRONCHITIS irritation Of the .hroa, and portion Of the
cured by taking Cherry ec;ora small and frequent
Rsy Doc LANsfS Of broosyn New iorS ssa,eS b and
eases lS''' .'~
FOR CRoUP-Gve emec of anthony, be followed b.
large and frequent, doses the Cherry Pectoa until subdues the
disease If taken in season, it will not fail to cure
wuOopNG COUGH may be broken and cured by the
use OF Cherry Pecoral.
THE INFLUENZA s speedily r:movcd by this remedy hume
instances have been noticed whe whole families were protect
while heir neighbours without the
Cherry Pectoral, suffering from the disease
SALEM OHIO, June II, 80.
Ayer:I write inform Of the truly remarkable
effects Cherry pectora This place and in family
daughters completely cured three days Of dread
full Whoopng Cough by taking Dr. Means OF vcy best
physicians freely that he considers the bes; remedy we have
diseases and that he has cured OF Group
" III than any other medicine he administered
One clergyman the Baptist Church that during the
he has medicine liz
could scarcely have beievc, without seeing.
Yours respectfuliy, J. ID. SINCLAIR, Deputy Postmaster.
From III. distinguished Professor Of Chemistry and Mi;ea Medica
Rnwaon College
have found Cherry PICTORIAL Ingredients show
erful remedy colds and coughs and diseases
~ PARKER CLEVELAND, NJ d
BRvSswlcx Nc Feb. 5, 1852
DR.. VALENTINE MOTT,
The widely celebrated Professor Of Surgery the Medical COLLEGE
New Hors City.
pleasure ccrtifs the value and efficacy 0! Ayes
Cherry Pecora consider peculiarly adapted to disea
Of the Throat and Lungs.
Cures a,yere diseases the Lungs have been effected h'
Cherry pecnra warrant the belief ia
has AZ length been depended the
Coughs Colds and Consumption which carry from our misi thou
Iul,cd MEDICINE 20 which the afflicted car
With confidence relief and they should not fan - a"a them
selves Of
BE- Prsp.redan sodby J. C. AVER Practice and Analyiea
Chemist howell Massachusetts, and sold wholesale am ret" u
Richmond 81 PURCELL LADD & CO, and pEYToN JOHN
STOS. AMI by the Druggists retail throughout the State
July l5-owSrn
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sE,ASTED-A Teacher o. Classical Branches Al me
w pshannock Academy graduate OF The Unl'sy nn one
Juiy Tctf Rsopahannoek Academy, Caroline CounJ,fa
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4. II J IT. INN'.N,
JOSEPH Dl?l !,
$3.50 ~. rrI.I IsIrrN

n5- pond.ns relation 10 these aHis can "dSs "'he'
u Dickinson OF Jos Dipuy. Prime Ed"ari H., ~ !'hD -"
I:cGltsrcn Jennings Ordinary, Notoway County Va
JuUpD
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GEORGE j. UENING.

II Ell sl apply the richmond Fire a:s"cia!!o :"
" certificate No 20, which has been lost for one snare
Of The s.l a.. c,aoa. standing the Of James
.: sr ina: may have the said share Of stock transferred
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FEh'- please copy.
[UII iHilr Nhrfnc d Z

OtC Fly virtue OF a deed executed 10 ~ by John A.
.aG dated November 9th, 1919. and duly recorded H.
e Of Cler rl Ienlico county Court. (Which deed was
the payment OF one hundred dollars 10 US. and au
y ecover hr OF the said Armstead IN the estate
";arp;her Mira Sarah Price. at her dealh. ana aer W
rider was Given 10 oan Ii Gilmer on and accepted
' unc dollars. be pad out OF ms SAID In.
V: sell OF the said John A H. Armiseao
"a. III. ate Barrel, Price If fair price can be had there
shall proceed take proper steps To- nave Inc Oh me-
t We caution all persons from purchasing or trading
l&-!% AUGUST e. WATKINS
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"G'e 9'i' TO- p,.v,,o., ,,n,o7 1870

RICHMOND, June ~. lS31
BAKER Dear Sir: ]! is ont Of my power 10 express the
ra h.v. undergone lr 10 or 10 years. will, Nervou!
and pain in my !eii ide. have used every thing thai
named 10 iini relief bu ali failing to my suffering
odd ul me had better ry Biscrs Premium Biters.
bottle AMI found much relief sent you for four
;r h.ve relieved entirely, without: the least symr
4 ak SINCE. Mus respectfully.
-, MRS T. J. MARTIN
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LAND FOR SALE.


& -, - s H. 5c Of n"d an witch SIDE in: n ost
y in the Madison. The about nIdw"
wrrn House an Eal1on:sv!r and Immediately
XII RSa !" ls valley o. vrcm containing BY
II IL" !I Is no.; sod privately BY the 10Th Of August wlt
"i. ur si"cn, thea that anr II AIR II no th
n "t ' y VI" St lae to m nrchSer plat .; he Who'll
farm IND "fo Of divided tracts VIII be exhibited I" those view"
rcfr ~ cicae. divided 100 x fields ard
ao balance III heavy timber There are a'"n ~ acres OF Ter
bottom. with additional Quantity 81 Iiee. Flats Tor inca
In" trac vel she soil well adapted to The
o WHEAT Germ and Tobacco also Of all kinds
rne near 10 ma k, grazing ysr,n aigh lie aGyan:as."u
sa ;s aJ JON MAJ aii Road RenSn he ex
nra !a E" a,d he Park Road r. k~burt by means -
,sp!, and :ea csrei e" must necessarily add to s value"
The Eea@ areaboriood ad lac,geacs Of he Gu
I'm ~ @ IT 81 &C., rr ar H., lion i% %,sn WI Nor
'ou Cuci crc"uGty Va" H. Semervie I!'t",: ana !" i
Jni;! s"ct3s GEORGE y. SMITH
SWEET SPRINGS IN ~ . Y. COUNTY VA
~ y.sruc Of Decree. oacnncrd b. lie Circui conoi Non
Ilsh Ca,cr,n executor I.hn b I.ew:s an. Tiers"
Vii .ccI D"; s wr 81 : ba me- sS d. a ]
tic premises sell the sweet Springs and 'he aud. alonn ~ ~
Monroe and iccanv lately belonging 10 r i"nh
Lewis TIE .a,iI WIZ De s"' " ~. 's y 1 y rai" r,
security lien ran the lands rf the payment :" the purchase
If safe i be made subject to which will expire til
These Lands han C' and con". one OF
he v.ule Virginia lhrya" Of the mos, ier,'
ch.acrr producing species "f alan "nh vegetable
t" ihn country Tie! p"Gr" y c" E"r' O"'' and ~
m,-t Aurlatit and are easily cultivated
Improvements Srlf are iars: and c"Hmo"oT ca'
OF three i've urci "siJs; these ~
CONSIST a very spacious cH Hotel, and nune'-
Gus ,lck and Frame Cables suitable kitchens and oier out
Tie Springs Water and Baths are not e&ceed by any "
r,cudi aH! lnvlvnItnE properties IN" sH.l
ncr equal the world WI" has enjoyed r
ciuun wc, Springs at' heard Of HE Vaccinations Of ne
+ rings Nairyt
fcrc perhaps Virginia Ia which capitalists could inr
u:s, The profer ANNUALLY
ccasiug the preach OF the raj! roads anu
other IU.rrOv' mems uT The STATE
ANY uriher information. can oaa the same by
,trcssInc the subscribers Union l.rAisourg. Va
S AM tr,I pRlcE' cOmrs
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glsusr sA:.M y .s:.As. E.S.ATE |,

THE COUNTY OF KING HiL,ii'--'T PTHijC 81 C;Iuri
y III dee, o. TrIsr executed ~ william J..
IL cg late tie day OF SEPTEMBER i>> ~, 81 lie
Clerks oie 81 'n- county CONF ktua Nin cgU.y. VII
lie 'Hsrtd o sale AZ pnlic auction. On NEiNr Hay H. 81 o
AuGu-; the promises, the hpu l. that
tia; land lie
King Wilma known "J!nSonS the VI .al
ic.; Sa,. and he cad !t"du.
Cour: House 10 FTzer Ferry! outsIN i.s rnu " court
House from a:d ferry Tie tact sl"s" ,,n"n
three hundred cirh ytvc - a i " ~ u
LANDS oi nGIH. & rc2Ury, M: as: ol:eis
IS tie deed vii BE- SOD al T." Es ard
piece .anl sGyyGsrd about .gY
land asi. woods and .e.a.a,d Il
D; the a.Gs al - rsroG!
The Improvements ssi land consist OF 70 LweI - house
and AL Ike necessary uu houses and he
accOmi OLA family. there gu.nNiy al
ma end excellent be
The has uner cuilv":In: T3
together with all the goo" ucr. Ir
:.siar!~. and the wi withou
Irrrn uc Iir tn tay 81 ~"
.Imly 3awids 81 ORDER + TIE hustle.
rnpv
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MCKINNEY q DUPUY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Office opposite shocsoc Ware
Tobacco Wheat Flour and make liberal cash advances on all
,ono;rnr,.n,a m hand Jan. l5-cw6mif.
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.ECi.Oi:s FOX SALE.


WILL AT ruth. tie hclt iftt, n, olson
Count cusc III -! OF july. lsj2 1hec .eg Ntcl" Me.
ard tsciy s., gro Woman
Teams made kny~n The Gay Of ralc II;EhN fsG!E,
Jus 9-u Ev'J ri los CarrtG''. rc a
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MEDICAL DHsPARTM EMIT Off HAMrDEN SUD-
NEY COLLEGE. RICHNOND. Va.
EyE fifteenth .nnra! Of Lectures will commence an ~
DAY, llh Of October an! continue nnili ;he ensun'
March
BO!IANEAN, VI. D. Professor oi Obstetrics and Diseases
Of WNmen and Children -.
aGd Therapeutics
S MaUPIN NJ D.. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
ClIAS BELL GIBSON, VI d. Professor oil Surgery ana sus'
CARTER r JOHNSON. NJ D. Professor Of Antony and ply
sology. 49,, p...,;.,
OF Medicine.
A. F. PETlCOLAS. VI D., Demons'r ;or 0! Anatomy
The study PRACTICAL ANATOMY nay lie prosecuted WITT
The mos, ample facilities and tncoGslderih'e eSpensc
CLINICAL LECTURES regularly gwen ut ihe CoLiL"E
INFIHaARY and KlCIiIOND ALGSliol Sc
The Inhrnay the with nc college, sh sp
of the Faculty at all mes vel eu ~
anl Surgical and furnishes peculiar acie TO- c
cal Surgical OVeratio are performed IN pre-
acnce OF the class and SUDDEN. being freely admitted 10 A
Wards en under guidance Of the Professors "o
ui,ics with the symptoms diagnosis ant
treatment Of diseases.
Observation-Disclosures fee SIS; Professors lees ggregate)
slU5; Demons; raors Tee si0 C;raGua ,n fee, s25.
The price board Including fuel lights ard Servants aen'ao'
is usually So TO 20 per week -. =.
Tho Catalogue containing fuller Information coEcefh me
Institutions will forwarded those applying Tor H. or sec,he en
cuiries will be answered by letter. ; MabflN, VI ".
5-ctOctl peaI W nc Ieu.,L.
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TO ABEL W. ALLEN.

NTOU will nease take notice. that shall proceed the store
house John E. Finch, in Chrlst1nsye cSenbure coun
and IT. Of day. take the dispositions Of Miles Wass'a,
hs ;rrni Court for county OF Mcckehurg wherein am
and YOU Joseph Snecd defendants the taking
shall from cause not be commenced or
being shall completed on day aforesaid The
tn Of The sal. eposi,ons will be adjourned om day TO day. OF
rom limo =" until the taking the shli be competed
rom ON, .ine !" .an' u''' ~ 7 WIN y. SMITH.
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gf FOR tie b.ny: .: others hereby certify that have
- n., aeue: from bottles OF Bakers Premium Bners
VITA The Dyspepsia. Ihan ANYTHING tried with
re, cent .rnce .ia; will e;etmiaate that annoyng dis.
JOHN e. BROOK.
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,TrsY NEWS BY THE TELEGRAPH,

WAL OF THE ASIA.

f-lp
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
New YoRx, July Is, 1852.
steamship Asia from liverpool arrived here to day.
-aSmS.es for the week $1,000 bales of all descrip-
:. prices slightly declined.
lair amount OF business was done in this arti-
= iccs rather favorable 10 the seller.
:: .. Yellow scarce al sixpence advance.
transactions in The market OF SIX
ia,s one pence for red and six shings two pence
~ Tor Baltimore white.
s"coIn This article, transactions moderate, and
.ms;neI al previous quotations.
YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
T." Lnly lith-Thc Democratic State Convention
Lea, ;, syracuse on September lst TO nominate q
-" y. -" 10, and Presidential Electors.
DIED.
p,,a,.er Lodge. Monday evening, July 5th, VIII.
t..' - .sS uiant son oil Thomas and Nancy Bruce
"a 80 nil u!-ed, the life thus nppsd IN the bud; put III
% 81 ,oans and innocent the grave we are comorted
, Of our saviour, lha, "of such is the Kingdom OF
:.'sa .,;,, :,
i' 1T rliza C. Montague. aged 10 months The remains
q ".s .sr,, IA ;imore for intermcnt,
.----~..ss------>>.1..-Ezia.s.s.-
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FOR SALE, SPLENDID TENNESSEE Fh isn:'
gNE subscriber offers sale his large and ian
lYnE Valley Knox county. Tennessee ms
farm contains hundred land about SIX hun
rei acres open, and the remainder well need
II m twelve miles Knoxville immediately the
main road leading Knoxville 10 Nashville and also tome
south The Eas and Georgia Raroad which now
rccd 10 within Is miles will soon be comEcd
to Knoxville will Immediately along the southern o"lta
nv farm without touching and depot OF that road viii De
within miles dwelling house Resides ms he farm
Of steamboat landings on the Io!.'on lver;
aud commodons nrick "s'
ling house. hundred Of large and never ainG Spite
of also orchards OF several varieties
run them orchard OF young Thrifty and eect a
trees numbering about. zoe The greater portion OF the soil is
fertile and produces excellent gram and tobacco lhe
has about one hundred meadow IL and eight or ten excc
lent springs. :,,..,..,
The location OF the farm the midst Of pleasant nshborood
and within nile of several Churches
The sale will be made known 10 any one %sP "
purchase by addressing at Knoxville Tenn d. MAbhl:
This farm NAV we'll divided into two pas-onc ha vne
500 hundred acres comfortable but inferior dwelling nse
thereon and the hundred with the rek dwelling
and The pncpu orchard The whole farm or either portion
will be sold. n
i0-c9m n. ~.
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COU EIp oiINC PURPOSES.

LIME FOR EARNING PUIePUsEs, :,
nEAvlSG been repeatedly solicited manufacture Lime y"
agricultural purposes have contracted to d. 50 pHVMed IN
planters on the borders James River and the adjacent c"i
cater specific supply annually Inc Qua
OF the lime shall good furnish from loo TO 2on on hSt
Communications a:GreSed 10 me- IL Ba!cohy faiS
OeNO'''e '.' " ClIAS H. LOCIIER,
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L " = q a !. II Y -
CrLEn.hT! u hi;ti;iAN lin NF|f.

rs~fE ,rum; o. he g" Arabian Hsr'ey or"
L aud beast ..,.--
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5EDOysvuLE HALE ACADEMY.

ia the first OF this institute VIII com
20 lie II centh Of August The course of in'truSilon
'1ah Practical embracing all the branches usually anen
ismS The Subscribers prepared ~ receive IL OF 10
=" icr hoard anl u in the English branches An ai'
eco ~ w Siargcd those who take lessons IN Lain
Acs tho subsc ibcrs Gordorsvile Oranee County.
BEhLE 81 BAKER.
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VXCHANGE BANK OF vIDGINIA..-The Presidents !,
Directors This Bank have declared annual clv o.
me-, cent able The Bank Gnd branch
es on the 18th ms ant ".sP lRo MR.. y hel
this Bank ard would be pleased 10 exhibit 10 a
pi Tnlv 10 dim W. P. STROTHER Cashier.
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VALUARI.E PLANTAT1U.f rOIs s51i1111
pElNG desirou. Of moving the South wc offer or sale e
ID luabe pan;acn srs and nlf the county OF ,"ha
tam IS miles from Richmond miles below the 'our House
and three Creek landing on James sSf en-
il rnnecs.ary anything further az persons Iu
chasing will doubtless and examine Tor 'h"mSe!e M ~
dwelling house with other huildns on IN
premises The said plantation is we'll adapted the growth Te
baceo. u.,,,.
Mayl7-camlOm WIN. 5. 81 L. HAhRlS.
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AMLToN HENDREE. CouNsELLoEs AT Law M io M
RAJ LAND AGENTS. will promptly 10 all professionals
business In the Circuit and Supreme Courts OF Inc Sae anu III
the United States District AMI Supreme Courts rs so 20 al
COUGHING lands entrusted their Address
iy. of Austin, Texas Jan l6--eMly
$500 KEGS sold DOMINION" NAILS.
HUGH w. FRl, Manufacturer offers the trade
crs and others the FIR lot received Of these superior na'
comprising all sizes Nails and Spikes and also box lining e &C.
finishing and flooring Nails The box Nails The exac
pattern 10 Manufacturers quality the Nails q
this brand will be WARRANTED and they confidently offered as
fully equal not Superior, Nails sold this
ket. Apply WI. :. IkiPiETI, agent,
July 9-c4w no tI Gary streeL
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KEDI;CTiCS IN pRECESOT All SPRING hED
SUMNER GOODS
AREGE de LANES Tissues Lawns. GiDChanIe striped
ES and tote Muslin Silks Dmes Fuces Eces, lnser'Dss
an! EdCncs also all kind wearing linen ad PANTHEON
uf and summer wear Of offered
duced prices hv VALENTINE, CFENSfIAW & co.
l3
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WIFI II s:,t.crs Never t'c..sc.
ar Ne i"! rmInr performed @ .a.sr ,,a ar.
1907 fnEt.ts. dchrEHr'.u 40 tg,.y
;t:n. "a y. VOID c-d and ~ ~ r
,l,ui,
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NJ charge " guests Cor Ea;liia-
Children IN !cr Il ycaS of ard sIrvaH half price
Nis:n cnvcye 20 from. lie Ham, irce o. char"
Ju,v iJ-cw2Y JunS TAHB.
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Can reader hre.c after rcainc the description The arsc
hume tina there lew human slrriua
Hui traii Il
hard believe but II l. What k!p
the "'icvrrs
medicines sill n han tIDrIat> Tie dor
could produce and an"I.r performed hy his mci
published w The
cal useless produce and indeed II would
fortune publish the iauy certificates at have been showe
Dr HULL TIE largest mammoth sheet hnerC wuai
lain cured lei full statements Of c
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Wing Gathering at Monhton.

A meeting of the Wings of Monk
ton and vicinity was held last Thurs
day, pursuant to the notice we pub
lishcd a week or two since. We learn
that there was a good attendance, and
that our friends in that part of the
county are awake, preparing to give
a GOOD account of themselves on the
18th of Superintendent forgetting the
election two months later.
The meeting was addressed by
JonN w. STEWART, Esq, of this place
and +. L. WOODBRIDGE, Esq, Of Yer
genncs-both of whom are good, eff
fectivc speakers, and were listened to
with attention. The occasion was one
of much interest, and will be attended,
we venture to say, with excellent re-
suits. Our Wing friends elsewhere
may profitably initiate the example Of
their brethren at the north of the
county. The time for speaking and
for action has arrived, and should be
faithfully improved.
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Grammar for the Million.

4 compcndous Treatise on the Lam
guages-English, Latin Greek, German,
Spanish and French-by Solomon Bar
rett, Esq. has been shown us by the au-
thor, and from what we have seen of its
character, it appears to be the most thor
oughly practical & philosophical illustra-
ton of the principles of Grammar and
by its conciseness and simplicity, the
best adapted to the wants of every stu
dent and business man, of any treatise
on grammar that we have ever met with.
1t seems admirably calculated to convey
a thorough practical knowledge of the
fundamental principles and structure of
Language as a medium of Thought
being so arranged that any one who
can read the English Language can read
lily avail himself Of every part of it, and
as it is only to be obtained of the au-
thor or his travelling agents, let no ono
who would secure copy neglect to avail
himself of the present opportunity.
-Frec Press
The agent, DIR, Worth, will call on
our citizens generally, with the work,
commencing to canvass Immediately.
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In four weeks from this time, our
annual State election will take place
involving not merely the political char
acter of this State for the next year,
but its representation in Congress for
two years to come. Our organization
has been completed, and every mem
Der of the several committees should
take it upon HIM, Individually, to as
certain if suitable preparations are
making for FULL WIG VOTE. The
chairmen of the several town commit
tees, especially, should look well tc
the state of things within their owl
jurisdiction. Last year, in this coun-
ty, the vote was unusually light
scarcely more than three-fourths what
it should have been. Let not thi.
dangerous experiment be repeated
Let every Wing voter feel his respon-
sibility, come up promptly to the
polls, and vote the regular Wing ticket
without exception. Let no one place
an indolent confidence in the fact
of no practical consequence unles
made effective by actual potes-
that the wings have clear and un
doubted majority in the State. HiU no
our friends try this year to give,as the,
easily can do, the largest Wing got
soe have euer get polledin this county
Of the fleet of a greatly increased
Wing majority, at the approachin,
election, on the Presidential canvass
throughout the nation, we need no
speak. -Four years ago, the new i'm
pulse given to the canvass by our tri
umphant defeat of the combined forcel
Of Free Soil Locofocoism, in Septcm
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Der, was of almost incalculable bene
fit to the cause. On the other hand,
any faltering now, in this truest of all
Wing States, cannot but have q disas-
trous effect. We must not, then, by
our inaction, strengthen the hands Of
our opponents.
Independent of all such considera-
tons, it vitality concerns the interests
of the party, and the welfare of the
State more especially, to secure, by
an increased majority, the ascendency
of those principles proclaimed by our
State convention at Burlington. For
this purpose, we must elect Messrs.
FAIRBANKS and KITTREDGF, and a
Wing majority in both branches of the
Legislature. Worthier candidates
were never presented for the popular
suffrages, than our entire state and
senatorial tickets. No Wing can feel
the slightest reluctance to urge these
candidates on the consideration of those
yet undecided how to vote. Besides
our regular Wing strength, we ought
to receive considerable accessions from
those who have not heretofore gone
with us. Let no pains be spared to
secure this result.
The election of members of Con-
gress, it should be strongly impressed
on the mind of every Wing, occurs at
the same time with that of State Off
GERS. We have now but three Repre-
sentatives, in all, and on the first trial
under the new apportionment, we
ought to fix our majority in this dis
trict, at least, at point which will rem
der all efforts of our opponents hope
less, for the next ten years. Mr..
MEAcnAM's majority over all Compel
itors should not be less than one thou
sand. BY determined effort, we
may make it fifteen hundred. Is it
not worth our while to try? Wings
of Old Addison, what say YOU =?
Wings Of Washington, Rutland, and
Bennington, let us see if you will make
a greater increase on tie last Wig
Congressional cote than we. We send
you the challenge.
Wigs, one and all, there is no
time to lose. If you see anything that
needs to be done before election, set
about it at once. The interests at
stake demand from you every reason
able cxertion.