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The following is the circumstance
- 4 life Saved.
By The extraordinary q,ticbaess and skill Of on
Engine man, on The 81. Laurence S Cham
plain Railroad.
Last Saturday, the 3D. inst, as the Express Train
from Montreal was running at great Speed to make
up lost time, between St. johns aud Rouses Point,
the Enninc-mau discovered woman standing in
tine centre Of the track, rancaIly swinging basket
evidently with the intention OF stopping the train.
The whistle was Immediately sounded for "dorn
brakes hard" and with great exerton, the train was
brought to rest within few feet Of the woman, who
never stirred from the track, evinced the slightest
fear.
The Engine man. Fireman, Brakeman, and
Superintendent (who happened to be on the troin)
ran up to the woman to find out what horrible acct
dent had happened ahead, to call fourth such strong
demonstration on her part. Each asked eagerly the
cause for her signals. "Ldwtul SdneS!" said she -
"a nercr seed one Of them mdchin sbefore in my life
"and do declare its the funniest thing ever did
see"
- Trustees and Oliicc-7 of the Burling
ION Fire Company, elected January 2iih, 1872
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ing of the Canals until the Doth inst, on &C
account of the protracted cold weather.
WAsHrNeToS, April At is contemplated
to appoint a select Committee of the House,
and refer eli the different bills granting lands
in aid of Railroads, to carefully examine aid
report uptn their merits.
Mr.. Webster has returned.
Senator James A. Pearce, of Maryland, IS
quite III, at home. ~
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By Last Nights Mails.
TELEG

NV YoRK, April i.-Thc Steamship En-
pre- City, arrived here today fem Havana,
which place she left on the 3WE ult. She
brings no news of Importance. She has about
100 passengers and $4,000 in conahd gold dust
on freight
CANAL orr YrNG. tIpAHv, April i.--Thc
tanll tcnmis .lcaels hlrc r..'poncd the open
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ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Milton was again Gen the stand" in our
County Court, yesterday, in the trial of n
Frenchman fer the crime o. Adultery. The
evidence was of very impressive circum-
stantal nature, and the jury found the accused
guilty on one Count of the Indictment.
The impression appears to be gaining
ground, from recent disclosures, that Milton
Falls must be rather a heavenly place of resi-
dence for a man of peaccabe habits and good
moral character
Tile case of McCollum Us the Verm nj
Central railroad Company, for injuries received
in consequence of his (McCollum's) falling
from Fridge of the Company in Colchester,
some two years ago, was tried yesterday, and
resulted in verdict for the Plaintiff OF 1913.
Neral. Railroad Companies should be
careful about their btidres.
THE temporary injunction against the
New York Art Union has been dissolved. and
{ permanent one denied by Judge Ducr.--
Boston .N'H.
We learn from JoHS III. IEcK. Esq. the
Honorary Secretary Of the Union III Eurlng-
ton that the annual Drawing will take place
very soon.
-Iorace Preston, the fugitive saYe, was
rcmanded back from New York on saturday,
and sent to Baltimore by railroad. Ills friends,
with writ of HaJeas Corpus, were too late.
~ despatch from Washington, dated
Saturday, says: "The Wing Senrtors met to-
day, to make arrangements for Il conference
with the Wing Representatives, to tiy tie time
and place Of meeting OF the National Wing
Convention"
The jury Il the Cleopatra Cuba EXpo-
dlton case, which has been on trial il New
York for some time past, retired at neon on
saturday, and we're discharged at { o'clock,
being unable to agree upon verdict.
- The laat KSIcKERBoCKfR contains the
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p,;ze Media, o, the worlds Fair,
Our esteemed townsman. Professor TuoNr
son has oblirinrlv sh.Up Us the PRlzE NErA.
awarded to him BIZ TIE Royal Commissioner
of the Worlds Fair in cnd.r. 1t is prec lsey
three inches in diameter, AID most supcrby
executed in Bronze. One side presents the p-t-
f,c Ikcncsses OF Queen VIcYoEIa and prin.p
ALRrRr, with Dolplins ard The trident of Ne2-
tune thrown in as acccaslres fer the apparc' !
" iace,ious purpose Of rtimatjug that BRIT
TINA was oncc 1.-THE Mis'rcss Of the Seas -
Professor THowpsoY ir,orus ls that the like
ness of the Prince twhow, d,rpg his l1'o wit
to London, he had repeated opportunities of
seeing is very good one ; N which cas" ''''
have to say that the Prince. besides beng, rs
he is, exceedingly }GFr'cs with all classes Of
his wtes subjects, l. rcry fine 'ooklng man.
= II" Queen, lwhoSc likeness we assume TO pc
equally accurate,l has rrry handsome nc e,
and is otherwise well locking. though not las
beautiful as 1t plct'r.' Our young Lady res i
ers may be interested to hn"" iiat her iA'F j.
worn gracefully t ro~n back from the ioTeho; -"
and temples, and rcmjned in KNOT It "a
Grecqoe, at point exactly behind her eyes :
fashion we feel constrained to add, crrccd'nc-
J,t,opc IN ho,utv tbsuch eyceedjnoIv bccon
Co.,. c..,.
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D.,...,. G.,. :, no GO.
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i'o"orh' NH'1T' - MIA anu - "A"'CN, NJ
'su'O' "'' -'i''''''- '"N '''''''N '0'
'S''T -N'i'0' 'sp'o'a''. ',"'s 7po''",'D y
p.ooao'! '"0 o'S''i0o"''5 "ss'' III OO"5
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'"'','"' p',9'""7c ~ t''
'"o's' ''''''''o" '''' 'o''s ''''''' '''D''' w.
ny a"'"o'',y '"'U,''' w. M'c-,;-...,.
Nor Jove for his power to ,hun8er''
The motto is; "D,ssocrArA Locrs coNcoR-
Dr PACE LrGAvIr (which We think means, by
a liberal rendering, that people widely scpa'
rated by place are bound together by this pro
ceeding the Worries Fair! in pacific relations
On the circumference Ct the Medal is nscri
bod. upo,,r urn., On cur Fvu,,,r,or
wv :, ,r =, ~, y,
htN' "' ho"rSoN' Nl"SS' w. ZIG "eu
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NOTICE.

III " f. demands of the lasc Firm of
L STRONG DOOLITTLE N co., are in
my hrnds Tor settlement. have assumed to pay
the liabilities ct that firm. from the assets thereof,
and for n limited period purpose To devote my tlue
aud attention 10 the matter ut their lac place of bus
mess As it important that this business be- rosrd
at as carly n day as practicable, respectfully and
enrnesy request the prompt attention OF all whom ii
may cOnCern.
W. l.. STRONG
Ruu4on, April J 1859 dl2tNw4w.
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CARPETINGS !
BOSTON MARCH, 1862.


WE have now in Store and ere constant
W ly receiving our Stock OF
GOODS FOR SPRING SIZES.
md would cal the attention of purchase of Carpets
during the pre- sent season, to inspection OF the
same. Our list embraces al grades OF
English and A,lerican Velvets, Tapestry. AZ
BRUSSELS CARPETlNGo,
in new and beautiful patterns. Also, new ana hand
some designs OF
SuPERAND EXTRA THREE-PLY AND Su-ER-
FINE INGRAM GooDs.
Extra fine fine and low priced wool, and Cotton
and Wool Carpets-Sar Carpets, in all grades
Straw Matngs. OF all widths Painted Floor
Cloths, rugs, Mats, &c.
Our assortment is very large and we would invite
particularly the attention of lIo,l Propretors. Com
mittees for Public Buildings, Housekeepers, &c, to
the same.
WIN. T. TENNY g.. CO.,
Carpe. Hall over Maine Railroad Depot.
IInYnarkct Square.
w31mo'eo
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BRIGHTON CATTLE
SNlNr-i! .Glc; retail j67!c

VI ysTrRorS HIsAT..tRANcE. Ea;s, Nice and
Cockroachcs disappear very mysieriousIy after
using Smiths Exeruina,or. Try it. For snlc bv
Poor & Shpman, - Broad street, anL SMITH &.
RICllA RDS, Bur ngton. wilwi
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER I'M
portGntto DgsUcpficS DR.. !. 5. liOUGHTONS
PEPSlN, inc hHc Digcs'irc Ilgid, Or Gastric
mice. prepared iom Rennet, or the fourth stomach
ot the Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBIG. the
great Physiological Chemist, by J. s. IIOUGH-
TON. VI. y, Philadelphia. This is truly Won
lerInl remedy Tor indigestion, Dyspepsia, .lnundcr,
iver Complaint. Constipation and Debility, curing
after Nafures o'rn Me;iod, by Nainre's orn agent
lr Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing Scientific
evidence OF ts value furnished gratis. Sre notice
among the Medical advertisements jyl6wly
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5lEs. ANARCHISTS
UTERINE ChTNGiICON

n u discoy rs
4 { the above
Prer'ration has 81.
tablishpd n new ora
in the history OF thu
Healing Art; 1t is,
in truth, one Of the
greatest NJ e d icni
Discoveries of the
age, because it wi
cure more than nine
tenths OF a class ii
distressing diseases
incidental 10 females
in every stage OF life
and which ha, o
heretofore resisted
the best efforts OF the
Medical profession
in all countries, to n
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- - -lE''N. - vi :
II. CUANBErTrN. wtIrs

HlAN\ wears OF trial. instead IF i'm air
va inr RI nublir confidence il, This ,,edicin, has
,,n, ir !, , ,,,nr.,,,,.n, ,,,l r,,,.;o,,, ~ {, oy
crednrt The most sounnn. generations OF ms trends
Nothrnr Int It's i,trinsc vir,nes and ,b. uumis,,E
,bIo h,n.at rnnt.rreI on fhous,n l. Of sntI4rar,
con II ar, c,at. and maiu,oin the reoutotion il en-
iovs Wh,'a many interior r.medcs thrrs rnon .,h-
cn,,mnri-, have failed nnd hcen discarded his hns
gained trtipds NV every trial conferred bcnehts nm
the :, llirtrI ,Lcv cou never t,ry-t and nroJrc.J
cures ioo ,.unr.rors and TOO remnrl,lb, 10 h, for
oo,ten
While :. is n fraud on tho public 10 D-ctend that
onv one lctJcirc Will na iiblv curp--still there is
nhIndnni urnof that the Cuyrry PT,rnRAt does nor
onv os reu.rol ,h,nn bmt nn.1 -, ,nvnrinbly cur.
tb. r,u,ofI.s fnr winch II - eurIo,.d
a. t,r,o r,uk,. tb,se t,cIt ,vid,r and hr,tor
knoyn ,his medicine has urod... We became The hes,
r,.,nnrs ot th,. o,ilrtrd rn,n ~. L,gcnb,n nj rho
Amcrrar pen,ant to the palnrr4 n, turop, m kinps
Thrnnrhcnt IN = entrre country in o,.rr STATE citv
and indeed alnlns, every haret >; ortlins Cherry
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FoR NEw YoRK.-It will be seen that he
Troy boats commence this evening. their re-
gular trips to New York, The Troy leaves
tonight; the Empire comes out of New ork
to-nlght, aud will ro do"a tomorrow night.
ToY Post, jIrI |.
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TEIIiE WincoSki Mil Co. haze on hand.
A and Tor sale a large assortment Of Cotton Warps
made from the choicest stock, which they recon.
uud a. very superior arucie, consisting OF the fol-
towing kinds, VIZ
$500 End Coarse Sntinet Warps tor Custom Cloths
$500 " Fine Market Goods
1850 Fine DoiUets with
or without blue list.
They have also few bales Of choice Sheetings
which viii be sold al the market price.
Warps can be obtained OF ]. g. II Peck & Co
or s H. Rath5urn. Agt., Wnoosk Falls.
Sheetiugs can be had of S. Z. Rathbum Agt. at
Wnooski or from the Subscribers at Burlington.
VI. MOVES e. co.
Burlington February 4 , 1882 d&wtf
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Grass Seeds.

{VE have now on hand large quantity
w ofTmothy. Northern Western and Sou,hern
Clover Seed. Northern md Scutlrrn Red .Top,
&c which viii sell al wholesale and retail, az the
lowest mari. It prices.
DAVEY 4 ALLIE :.
Burlington, March 70 1872. wit
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IN this Village, April ,th, by Rev. J II WoRcrs-
7-E, Mr.. GEO. w. 7. COW MAN. + Miss ALMI-
RIA 4. ALLEN, both of Burlington
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lS5" 1t always gives us pleasure to notice any
article that confers a real benefit the community,
and it is with confidence we heartily commend
Ayers Cherry Pectora to readers as possessing
extraordinary virtues for the cure OF diseases Incl
dent to the Throat and Lungs. This may account
for our frequent reference to this article whita We
feel full justified in making known to the public
v. Y. .ribuae. wilw,
CntRHY PrcToRAt. We have departed FROM our
usual rule in regard TO the advertising OF Medicines,
in admitting the notice ct tire Cherry Pecior u to
oar columns. 1t j. rot pateut medicine Int one,
the contents Of ii'u, are veil known 10 the m,d
ca profession, and which has proved highly behef
cial IN ~ cas. ~ humber of oar arqmlu'ances
who we're seriously afflicted with pulmonary COM
paints Some ct our mos. oki,Iml and eminent ply
scian1 recommend it to th"r patients in their regu-
lar Practice and we feel I'm, we are conrrrrg a
tlyor upon the public by making known its virtues.
-L5ui ,riYc Oh. .iGrocotc
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Nap'a'al z.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT | HAZE
" given my son, George Edgecnmh, Jr., his time
by 'tiaI consent aud that shall clam none OF his
earnings, nor pay any ct ms drn'+ after this date.
GEORGE EDGECUMB.
Burlington, March 80 1862 w3w'
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Seamless Bags,

lust received and for sale'by the bale
q or 'n,le bnS. il, The lowest pIccs.
pANhY & ALLEN.
Ap,ll 6. d2lAWh
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a'5slc Gold

CPECTACLES' TO FIT ALL EYES AND
y Silver ones too al prices lower than POORER
ones are sold BY Jews and other Pedars People
who think il good Policy to buy OF thos who help to
Support Colleges, schools, Churchs, the Poor
who help pay taxes, and the hundred other call
made on Residents, are reminded to thlnk twice and
,ook before they buy; two three dollars each have
been saved by number OF customers lately by So
doing 4 iul, stock ut Gold and Silver (Which II
Gold and silver Spectaclcs. So d nv
BElAoMAln, BROTHER & CO.
FEBRUARY o. dANH
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Albert q. strong.

Successor to Atron2 Dooiih' s. Co..
WILL continue the Heavy md Shelf Hardware
w business IN oil its branches at the Old Stand
where he will be happy 10 see all old Patrons OF the
Establishment aud Others who may wish to pur-
chase goods IN his Line.
April |, 1882 dSwtf
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

and comprise al the arrangements 10 which females
are liable by the pecuiares OF their examination -
Among these Pro apsua Uteri, or Falling of the
Womb; Chronic Inflammation and Ulcera'ion of the
Womb; Incidental flnnorrhage, or Flooding Flu
or Albus, or Whites; Choross Painful, S1ppres-
sed and Irregular Mcnstrutaion, &c, with All their
accompanying evils, Cancer excepted, of'rhacver
duration and severity. All these Complains can b
peasently, safely and certainly reredied BY thi
preparation.
The Claims Of this Medicine 70 the confidence ri
the public ere strengthened by the fact ri its hav,rg
received the appreciation and liberal patronage c!
many prominent Members OF the Medical Faculty III
the United Stat j, some ot whom have voluntarily
given letters of commentator, t1ee pamphlet sus-
tanning all that is c'aimed tor the Cathe.icon as
curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature andtymDtoms ot the above dis
eases, together with testimonials from aides OF the
highest responsibility, as certified by the most salts
factory authority in the pamphlet to all which tbs
attention OF Ladies and PractioEars is respectfully
invited, can be had gratis a, my store.
THEODORE A. PECK, Agen: Druggist, Dur
Il1utOn.
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SONNET.

FEirvn ofmy hna' '-jo, JOSH, .l0errn..g.
tIdkr whatsoever name miy suit thee h"St >
In what sweet future, hv tn" illnd .'ateS h."~'.
Dwr,s he who's" Erar SHALL cam thee As ITS queen
Me, other bonds drtlu vet IN any heart
hang these vutlv" line. ut To- thee,
Like dr'ppmg tweed from liir'- rIanrrul sea.
For Friru i~lip'> -1cred altlrs ST apart.
80. while amid thy thoughts love happy writes
Another nam", Oh lravr, pray, tor me
iIttlr I'a"c III thy sweet memory;
That thouant. ot the, IKE stars on eornir nirl'l,
May snrne naun N" wh" hie's pu SO sill fingers,
Or thy sweet harp seems touched by fairy hnIers.
- Poets talk about " Winter Lingering III
the lap of Spring Spring has lap-tull tbs
time, beyond a reradyenlure! II has been
moving about all day on this 9TH of April, and
the mountains and fields are as pale as folks
usually are when tEey are dreadfuAy mortified.
The Robins are trying to sing as tho, RI they
were elfpossessed, and we saw a nan with
white pantaloons, yeetcrlay, evidently trying
to 'torcc the season.
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yE~E IEE
Great British Quarterlies
BlACKWOO MAGAZINE
Important Reduction in the rates Of Postag
leonard Scott & Co.,

NO. 81 GOLD ST, VIEW YORK,
Continue to publish TIE tAlowIng British Period-
Gals viz:
The Iondon Quarterly Review CONSERVATIVE
The Edingburgh Review tWhiGJ
The North British Review Free ChufcnJ
The Westminster Review (Liberal,)
Blaclwocd's EdinSburgh Magazine t'Tory,
These Reprints haze now been in successful oper-
alton in this country tor twenty years and their cir
cuaton is constantly on the increase notwithstand-
ING the competition they encounter from American
periodicals OF similar class and from numerous Ec-
lectcs and Magazines mnde up OF selections from
foreign periodicals. This fact shows clearly the high
estimation in which they are held by the intelligent
reading public and affords guarantee that they are
established firm basis and will be continued
without interruption.
Although these WORKS arc distinguished bv hl
political chades above indicated, yet but small por-
ton CT heir contents is devoted 10 pOca subjects.
II is their literary cha-a ter which gives them their
chie value, and in that they stand ccniesaadly far
above all other journals OF their class. Blackwood,
still under the mastery guidance Of Christopher
North maintains its ancient celebrity and is al this
time, unusually attractive, from the serial works OF
Buwer and other literary notnbles written COR that
magazine, ard first appearing in its columns both in
Great Britain and in the United States Such
works as The Cations and MY New Novel"
both by BulwerA My Pennsuar Medal" 1.-The
Green Hand" and other serials, OF which numerous
rival editions issued by the leading publishers in
this country, have be reprinted by those publishers
from the pages OF Backwood. after 1t has been issued
by Messrs. Scott Il Co., so that Subscribers 70 the
Reprint OF that Magazine r1ay always rely on having
ths carries. reading OF these fascinating tales.
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\ & RID,

Mr.. EurToR Il respectfully ask the avol through
your columns of acknow adging the kind and zen
erous treatment received during the seven months
have been confined in the Jais Of Addison and
Chttenden Counties, on the serious charge from
which | have just been acquitted by Igry OF my
country. TO Mr. y. S Church, Sheriff OF Addison
County, wish to express my warmest thanks. IL
treated me with all the kindness that his duty would
permit and shall never forget my obligations to
him. From Mr.. SHERWOOD, the Sheriff Of his pun-
ty have also received the kindest treatment which
am glad to acknowledge in this public manner.
hardly know how to express the deep sensation
of GRATITUDE feel towards my generous and aba
Counsel, MeSsrs. A. G. WHrTEMoRE, D. A. Small
LEY and l.. f. CHITTENDEy. only feel to regrc,
that am not able to pay them money for their pro-
fessional services IN my behalf They kncro had on
money to reward their talents and zeal in my behalf,
but they do not know the deep and everlasting feel
ing OF grateful obligation 2hall have for them, as
long aS | live.
DANI SInAN
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Chain Pumps

COMPLETE and raadv lnr citing W.
" tor ale by pArLI 4 .nlEN.
NpH ". l|tSwif
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Burlington. April 5, 1859
COm,nun.cation.


MR. EDITOR i submit another method OF com
putting interest which strikes me preferable to the
one in last evenings Free Press - Take half the
months for cents and one sixth OF the days for mills
and multiply the dollars and cents thereby.
As for instance, taking the examples given last
evening;
Example LIST. SO0 for one year halfraa months
by the rule, ~ 06 cents, and 500 multiplied thereby
is 500
Example ID. s35, IS for months and /. days
- OF is ttractlonay expressed, 035 to which add
l-6 Of the days Sc mills gives the multpicr o.
Sc aud 335 81 multiplied by O37 Sc Is 1894 as
gt n IN your paper
Is not this an easier, quicker and more simple
method Than that Of reducing yonr months aud doye,
multiplying by The amount and dividing III pro-
duct by six f.
We think our correspondents method dc
cidedly the easier ore.
-- a valued friend sends us the following.
If anything richer has occurred "wlthin the
memory of man. we shopld be glad to be III
formed OF it! 1t is said that "our army sworc
terribly in Flanders y but We have an idea
that that "arny' could have received some use
full hints on the subject of swearing by being
present when the Engneman, Brakeman, &c.
mentioned below, found out ''what the trouble
was" We think we see the curious Old lady,
and the frightened officers she, as calm aud
selfpossessed as a cucumber, looking at the
".nachIEe' with wondering eyes, They some
where between white heat and explosion We
wish c could have bFcn there
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o. A dispatcI. Il ON Washington says MI
WILLrAMs's speech II the House of Repre-
sentatives on Wednesday preferred to in ar
other place. has created a great senation. l.
is regarded as a true exposition Of the opinion
of Tennessee and efiectually settles the chances
of Gen Scott for the support Of that State, I'M
less he comes out openly upon the compromise
platform. The speech was listened to with the
deepest attention. Mr.. Gentry, 1t is expecte ed
will endorse Mr.. Wllhams's speech In a few
days-1roy Mig.
All the friends Of Gen. ScoTr ash, and all
any good and true Wing can ask, Is that he
shall take the "WHrG PLATToRM." We know
nothing about such an sbsurdity as the Som
promise platform" nor do we wish to know any
thing about it. We would AZ soon, if we were
an especial friend of Gen. Scorr, have him
take the buffalo Platform" rs the ''Comprom-
Use Platform" Both are equally sectional and
detestablc.
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kEFEELNCEs.
P. B. PECKHAM, VI. D., Utica, y. Y.
J.. D. FLEMING, ~. D New Bedford Mass.
y. y. FoQTE, NJ. D, syracuse, \. Y.
VI. ii. MILLS, NJ. D., Rochester. y. Yr
Y. ". REESE, NJ. D., City Of New York
y. PRESCOTT, NJ. D., Concord, n. H.
Central Depot, 36s Broadway, Y. w2Smoss