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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-13
Wool Carding, 1853.

The subscriber grateful for the increased
patronage ofthe above business for the seven
years past, would take this method to in
form his former patrons and the ppnlic in
general, that he has fitted his machine IN the
very best order, that he is now ready, not on
ly TO receive, hut 10 card wool at short no.
tice, and 10 the very best manner.
wM. d BELL.
June ls, 1868. cav.
L9-N. q. Machine at the old stand near the
Paper Mill. W ID r.
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GEN. CAss ON UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Gen. Cass, in a recent speech,
speaking of such works as Uncle
Toms Cabin" says-"I have seer
more wretchedness in one of the proud
capitals of Europe, than | ever saw in
ourfavore6 land among bond or free AS
to starvation nobody a starye here,
white or black, unless he wilfulIy keeps
his mouth shut. And l think that
publications originating in a distemp
cred imagination, Or something worse.
giving an exaggerated description o.
slavery, and thus exciting false i'm
p~ressions, both at home and abroad
should be discountenanced by every
true American"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-13
IRA WENTWORTH.

IN-h WV III
late of Starksboro, in said district, deceased,
made application to said court to settle her
account as cxecutTix Whereupon said court
ordered the cXecutrix to notify all persons
concerned to appear Mt a probate court TO be
held at the office Of the Judge of said Court,
in Bristol aforesaid, on the first Monday of
August 1853, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
then and there to object to the allowance OF
said account, if they see cause, by publishing
a copy Of this older in the M~iddlebury Reg
ister--a newspaper printed at Middlobury, in
this State, three weeks successfully, previous
to the time of said court.
HARVEY MuHsILL, Judge.
a true copy of record.
l2:3w. HARVEY MuNsiLL, Judge.
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To the Public.

] certify that | have now in use one of Fly
lcr's Butter Working Churns | took it on
trial and proved it thoroughly before ] bought
it. have no hesitancy in stating that it is
decidedly the best churn | have ever used
1t not only churns all the cream quicker than
other churns | have used, but works and salts
the butter more perfectly than can be done by
the hands, and | think the Butter ola better
quality. THOMAS T. BARRETT.
Chester, June 10, 1858.
Henry Holmes, Esq,
Dear Sir: | have tested the Fylcr
Churn you left with me, 20 my full satisflc-
ton. | have been in the dairy business TWEEN
ty years and have used many Churns, but ]
have never seen one so near perfection as this,
and must acknowledge it performs all YOU
said it would, and that is enough formc You
will please send me one of your largest size,
as the No. 4 is too small.
STEPHEN DUDLEY.
Peru, June 10 1858.
lfsuch testimony, from such men as Hon
Thomas 7. Barrett, General Stephen Dudley,
and the certificates Of Judge Dean, Doct,
Campbell, Geo. Campbell, Esq, 1.-THE man Of
fine shecp,l Dexter Field, Esq, John Wiley
Esq, and the statements of Judge Kellogg
will not convince men, they would not believe
though one rose from the dead.
9,Gw. ii. HOLMES. Agent Gr W.
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DIR. LANC L
Root & Herb BitterS,

Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
~ Only IS cents for a Pint Bottle. and
'37a cents for a quart Bottle. Of the Peoples
Medicine, DR.. Lapgley's Sarsararilla, Vel
low Dock, Wild Cherry, Priokley Ash, Dan
delion, Tboroughwort and Rhubarh, Root
and Herb Bittcrs, decidedly the Greatest
Medicine il, The World for the least money.
They cure and eradicate from the system liv-
er complaint lihai main wheel of so many
diseases, iaundicc, bile, dyspepsia, costumes,
humors of the blood and skin. indigestion,
nervous headache, piles, general debility, and
the host Of kindred diseases arising from a
disordcd stomach, or lad HUNGRY blood. On
The approach of warm weather. most persons
are troubled with langor, drowsiness, and gem
eral lassitudc OF the system The if neglected
leads TO jaundicn, loss otanpetite, Indigestion,
debility and decline. langley's Biters are
just the thing to obviate all difficulties Of the
kind-they regulate the bowels, stimulate the
circulation, purify tn, blood and by use keep
off diseases SO common in pring and sum
mer.
Sold in Midilehury by Russell & pow
ELL, and IL. a .SHELDON, and by one or
more agents in most Of the towns and villages,
- Whole Sale Depot in o. Univn st, Boston
5l:6m is.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-13

STATE OF VERMONT, I BE it remember
District OF New Haven, SIS. : ed that at a Pro
bate con held at Bristol, in said district, on
the 4Ih day of July, 1888,
The eXccutriX OF the last will and tesla
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-13

GCYTHES, Rakcs, Scythe snaths, Fork hand
- les & Sythe Stones. Eor Sale by.
July 5, 1853. Il. BECKWITH.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-13

\ new stock of Carpets, Floor cloths, Co
Goa and Rush Mating %Druggets, Carpet bind
ing, &c, Also Il good assortment of Mirrors,
large and small. offered cheap by
Middlcbury, July 5, 1853. Z BECKWITlI.
DRICE Of Window Sash Reduced. Present
l. price % to 3 cents per light. For sale lay
July 3, 1853, z. BECKWITII.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-13

FIAT
LNXTRA Moleskin, fine Straw, and Kossuth
u Hats. Also Cloth and Glazed Caps, for
sale at WAINWRIGIT'S.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-13
Fresh Figs.
Just Opened.

A prime article just received by
July II 1853. c. G. WAINWRIGHT,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-13
Mourning Goods,

Blk. English and Italian Grape Lapin's best
and medium Bombazines, Taplins, Lawns,
Berages, Tissues, Gloves, Hosiery, Fans, &c.
for sale by L. VALLETTE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
ecHOOL COMMII.sIoa EMS.


w ask The attention. 81 those who nav feel an
iaisfest 10 he natter to the following saiemeHfs-
An election was directed J. y the Beard Of school
Commissioners Of Inc coaniS 10 Be held in The fif
fsrent districts FOR he year beginning the hTs
day Of April. The efectian was directed 10 be Hesd
e. de i9lh OF h--al the reports to the Botrd
81 The tesnli, In The diersn districts show the state
Of the votes.
There are q districts. and 10 the districts where
elections we're held there were taken about PSI
vo,es1 In twoother districts new elections wereor-
Aeredl The highest number Of yoses taken IN any
district was 7s-seyeratd lstticts polled>-4i g. & 8,
70. i5 a. 20. 20, 90.
!, The annbeF uf ihass entitled 70 vote for heSof-
ice i estimated IRON 1900 10 2o00, yet but lhtle
over 500 votes are cast at one of the most impor.
tsnl elections for which The people Of JefersOnsrc
in,eresled. A tar aboui 5000 is annually ieved
n he taxpayer, and those sending children L
sehesl. do not exhibit Interest in the manage
meat Of the system, We think il high time ,he clam
q, which Is sometimes raised, should sease.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
ARrHIlR kI 81

The annals n crime can scarcely furnish par
ael this hilleous nt5htt9r. The following illn.
ration o. alis tenaist arid nagaart disposition is
from the Philadelphia Hulhstins
i Alter his ropRicti1e, Spfsng was asked WHISTLER
i he had any nbt indebtedness t0Maftls his son Ar
thur "Yesin replied BE. 40 eillneyerioreise him
as long az igf; be has bAen the cause ef at my
trouble. will n to lhe RAlaWs wlh vengeance
against Byrne, and With irS is, breath viii exc.
crate the name and mem5fs II nv ipn =
One u the officers saia IL him Spring, have
You ever fead me good bas9S Iff replied sye.n
well, sad Tie 0itisef 40 ylli nor know that all
the priests In The land egn avail sou nothing white
YOU hafboF III ynuf hosuhl ss,ch II gnabl lee giesl
fVu nuslfspept II yoat SINS and necame Ike "a
iitle CALI 81 your tx pfftasien of feaehHg Heaven
viii never bereallzsd, iiAl may hive supposell
your owa son sAd oih.er Bgrne have fnjleei ynus
but FecoAseL that on 0f4ht cardinal dnefFinra df
The Christians breed Is ID fngiya your enemie5
You are Intelligent enoushlto kaDw 9.at no such
Feelings a. now sanimale il bar hgaIt Gan ind en-
france in heaveAn
The prisdnar replied hi a. dnggedly stubborn
manner, II doq caFs Il ne ihgin nosh--anA ifa
had my son berS | would iear hin 10 pieces -
After be afrivedinsie life pAisoa his physical how
er began - las aaI-hs tpttered Is s,e moved. He
was led p stairs BY two 81 ibe keepers ofilc prison
He wanted somt liquor before hi was PM iato hFs
eell bat this WIS refused him He slil Declares
his own innocence, but expresses his wftliognesk
10 die
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
7sNaTorIaI ExFRayao1xcE

I. -. $50. - a, f-Tl.sd states roted. Y, the
80. n 4, rerul.rsessssn. shssunl Of sa5etstra
= r. elsrt. 80. snessssE.rs &c. and aiihk ez.
=, - slaallss surn vas rotsd 70 cher IN
plsgees. Aliogeihef nos ieessihsn ssoUuu have
issn srpended IN 5hs.s t4sr4s And The House Of
Reprssenisllves yOitd probably twice his sun do
ring heir ecnvlsIal neneais g he eicse q The
session.
a psos Ga solder, o. he ~ieo~ Of N Old SOL
ier, may knock q he door Of Congress for yFafs,
cd - csnpsllsd 10 60 ne pocrshcuse beick Oh.
s1iniuF pslty pensicn # terniy dsilars ysey:--
Ths following paragraph, chi IRON The wabash
Ezpssss. viii The comment II the editor. gives q
lusl view o. the shameful neglect ~ Congress-
Too D1D There q ID Que of the county poor
houses Of Alabama. an old man q oyef 80 WARS.
Who was f:rtyman fof Washington and hs army
Wken he crossed the Delaware. as prior 70 achiey-
ing The great victories ~ Trenton and PRINCETON
A sad Fuia Better provision should Be made for
the old veteran aad his wife, who shares bis hum
bic lot.
There 4 1 revolutionary soldier ID vlgo. who h
placed % the U pension fiji al the rate cflwsniy
coilor gar, inAsrf cash I Uneie Sam i b9nnd
70 bfeak, q be eneoorags any sreA ezusyseancs 4.
- fErDfess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31

mr.. tlo@Hrt ptxtrv. = duly, authorized Are1i lur
ne sale n these valuable Maps |. In iowa, 70 se.
ssve saberiptiohs The adsantlFcs u this map over
oihsrs b that Il smbraeesa isgs seope Of territory
sAsrs beng detached portions Il shows at saes
sAs whel eoaairy from The waters Or tAs Atlantic % Ne
'fssile Ncsak sxhibilaE al Of inc GATED sleS md
Tersl,ssifs- Nsxee snl ceatrA AmtEnl eamplsle.
ebrlsiak he West India l,laads. The Canada. New
nuaswiek aad Nova Scotia, Re. with all the ssbait
sioss p telers We hsvenot iis atsprcsesi 10 adle
~ superior advantages q this zap over all others, Ut
fslsr ~ reader 10 the Ageas. Who viii make sysEy
pssssssry explaassioa. s Is the eaIy aaior a.eh,
s This sa tdolnag eoautiss and as the work caa oay
- ebsaasd " subscription We aitss our frends d II
tl thsasevss q the prsssa, Opportunity Of sA,sri
hine
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
galllmore Market.
lIa.llalolpIl q Latlmes,s
CfacrLaR on PaicEs III .rsIE BalTtmoRE M.nx
FIR ne srses esqiag March 3os 1853.

S'As eLAh u EAicks IN TILE BALTIMpRE MARKET
Fer Ne ,rees eadiag March 30s 1853
Reported expressly for ms rree Prsss.
IS 90 per BIZ.
BUrrsa.--Es very scarce all qualities are IN ac-
tiae demand. sale oEGIades al Is to 20 els CITY
Roll az II g IS sts-Common Western al 10 To-
II cs.
per bnsehl. Mixed 50 TO rs eis.
BAces.-The supply is9bestef and demand not
SO good, though We quote last weeks rates Is
q Shonideraat 2 y * cts-Sides at 7iic Sets
Hams al II to 10 cts.
BEEswAx.No demand Held al c6 els
CATrLk.-7o0 head were offered at tue sdaissaon
Monday Of Which 500 bf WHICH met teaay saltst
- o s. 57l on The hocf equal 10 Sc 10 81 50 mel al
the balance were taken obtToI The mark
CORN.-PIice dull and sales al 59 IL N - ~
White, and IS 10 81 .cs.Riof YslIo4
SLovsasEED. ~ good demand with salrs n 81.
1ais5 fRu'T : safes II Apples al 81 toSI ~ cts
Peaches at 81 IS 10 81.
1ksssKsNs sflns sksns are bringing 20 d 23
Faas.-M uskral ) 1, 10 cts. Coon ard GRAY
Fss $50 20 cts. Red Fox SO to Is. Mini Vii 10 50
Olter So 70 So
rLssHs-Earther decline. and mari ets ufrsettled.
ne price. for both Howard Il. and CITY Mills Is
nominelly o. .15-io tobnt sales cannot be made 81
NJ. hnrets . scotia ny S s1sS.
FLAxsEKD,--Sales al S 35 TO 81 40.
ttNskNG.-- laaeiHatsa asa saixs II IA 10 AS cts.
hoGs.-Liye are in demand at &7,5DIp So.
LAsD-Sales y big. AZ 2 g 70 ets, Kegs 1910
MusTAaD srED-s SAILS 1t ii losl els-wish good
q rs.-New are bringing Is 10 81 ets.s good De-
N nj.
P-Ia gopd demand win sses ii Is css.
RyE.-Sales Of Nd. 70 fo7s. pa $50 - cts
TsMaTHT SxED Sales &c s. Is % IS SO.
TAlAoNs- Stiles Il $40 "a ca.
WHx1r-95 to 100 cts f0r interior 10 rood epod
% prime af 1910 t0l ctss family doaf white ak
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
STATE BEET ], or TIRc7NIa.

The Richmond Enquirer contends that the repor,
Of The finance committee Of The Virginia House of
Delegates showing The Stale debtio be So. 1853 III.
and resources only si3i3,5il is errondoas, and
adds: Without entering into The details or Tie
subject, ii mus suce 10 say, a, present that updn
the principles and rules By which nereh enis and
practical men Of business state thsir accounts 81
assets and debts, he State DEBT Is shor, IL ST.
COO 0Oo and her properly. having marketyalus--
exclusive Of immense interests which she owns,
valuable to herself and to the public, but!not SUP
ceptibie Of assessment al pecuniary priceis al lie
least Sl3 Ggo eco
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
III N KARIAI1 DOW MING,
+
ALEXANDRIA,, I4oJ]DOUN AND ukMp-
SHIRE RlILROAD.

The hill Of which We gave 4 synopsis afsrlnight
since expanding The chaFler of the Aiexanafia and
Harper's Ferry, 50 as greatly TO incfeAse sls scope
and privileges became 4 law on TUESDAY - h
inst, after Aaging beea sIili further imaf9yed, ny
The folowiE inn ortaht Iyder:
eProgdsa! That il, ups,n asarvhy and examIna-
ton ihecoiAhany hsTehf lncdtp 1Fatel shall bscse
satisfied THAT anoiher ioAte7wil be prefefable 10
that near L4SShusg an / {Arough Clafks GaF, said
company may dispenss 9kth 70 maeh ct tea route
herein befos5 pr, scribesso far as il i Fqnired g
run By or al mean as practicable 10 LaeSn4rg and
through Cltf k3s Gapin tie coanty ~ l.aado1n;
and may select such CsheE rouse through ihe eeany
carbohydrates it may desm best and most prasiea4
Bile Pfogited that the Flute SHALL no bF located
MOTH Of BrdgnssGap III the Ca'os,in Rle77lsafa
near Waterford il t+l4 sad c9l iyi aui1pfdvitu
iurther, that If the etlm aaY hereby iag9fp rzted
shall o1aie sh4ir road Ihpugh tae fiapa IdaTpsrs-
Ferry, Il shsl eoanest wH1r The WinchY4er and
Z rs fd tli rss ffit.9wofK aa
Of the iInmeiiaate valley III tie Potomac anil leaves
i al hbsrty ~ fpifowTa1f route ihf ma b. found
most eligible between Alexandria and Boomer,
Gap the latter heng The bnly point fixed hetwren
Underwater ana Paddytawl. The coal-oHlers who
are expected 70 furnish large sfare Vt tia means
Of consr1ctikh are understood 10 fayar common
sense plan Of maxim the gatk as NEARLY III possi.
bic an aie line. l9will pEobabie cross Ashhy's or
Snifkerk Gao The peaple of Sn,ckersvile aud
vicinity were 10 have metAon Monday Iasf 10 urge
their claims " the localops- Winchester Tfg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
DuNHAM & X isARFslTT.

Willis, in Baltimore, recently, We awaited ouE-
selves Of visiting theexensve wholesale establish-
m-nt ofthese gentlemen. We foGnd their building
to be 100 L ei 10 lsngh and four sloflss high
and crammea from basement 10 auto with a rich
assortment of Dry Goods Of every description +
These gentlemen were originally from The Kallfy
OF Virginia. and have all the characteristics Of The
Virginia gentlemen. We bespeak Tor lhelf a can
from merchants and others visiting Blliinsere.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
CONVICTION OF ARTHUR sFnINc.

The trial Of Spring furthe murders IN Sous hwarls
tPhiaielpha} i over. ara ne jary have retuined
verdict Of guilty That ATTY other conclusion.
could haye been iQtneh, after hearing the te*tilna-
ny which so roneusfyely fastened he guilt pp1a-
the aroused, III aFeelywithln range Il possibility.
All the facts pointed uneFfrgy IS hlm ia -the ais.
thor Of HIS damning deedI For atrecity lfse art is
without pafallel---injthis locality ut HAT Bnt
if The crime u bloody, {cEael and rensorseless abe
rer button is speedy cefiHin. terrible ana III may
be, saldtary jJusifce hasbren sure, withdpt being
slow, and intwo weeksIfrom ihe commission Of
this InosfhorrisIe revoltiugrageGy conscientious
and careful Jury have by lhtir verdict condemned
the wretehed pefpeiralpr ar tito the gallows; the
expiation which sbela i damands Tor deeds 70 foul
amt bloody Lede1T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
4 1'RIUi9 WING.

Among the muititHNinous hosi Of worshiIp efs oil
the rising Presidential sum il Us graFg feg % meet
with nna who has Nd: yei a@ja f'ssot.et, 'Aaae-oa
Mhicttsnaf l1st sunk NTH such dsniS TO Its Tes' =
Hotsss ppa halness Goats ard cehches bonit ard
5fe~c pes, gt'sts fings and hrooslieS ar tally
heIa4ee by ne Io9oaee fePeks as presents II
81 ststni Plftee Wall irirfd fem St Louis
ialorns ~ thai III VILE the las hianahe hatter of
lhal ciiY rs an d ettS this, 10 hfown Vocation
+ bhiidincA-a magnificent haI s4nr IN. vty,hv
head Of Elk PresaIeetl Filln1or. Weu Jans far.
Melvflle = L.eieispiRe iL1l,rnel = -. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31

- Arsly coupe--we take Il for granted ,Aey
were such. Tor their conduct differed from the elasA of
odsr uniisd bensspassc up ii the cars tesr dsys a
60 Their tenderness 70 each Other attracted the notice
= well amusement Of the pasIengers They seemed
y Eel that they were ia land o. celestial harmony
- wdrk essA 0thsrs Joy and true soa,eBt whilst ahe
w.s reelining upon his throbbia bosom he was sppnE
tAs aromatic necsar from her ruby lips !. =
when se leu he cars. se dsecyered the happy ones
- H. opsioss wssd q deep. he doubtless faHcyin TO
hinsslf hat
.'1fl may trusttke naiterihk eye Of sleen.
NJ dreams pressage some joyful news Il handa'
A1athe sxelaininE--
n IA mel how sweet Is levc i,sslf posscss,d.
1 When but loves shadows are 80 rich 10 Joy i''s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
BALTfMoRE AND ONO RAIIRoAD.

i correspondent efthe New York Times. wiring
from CINCINNATI says:
came BY . route just opened-ythe Bal,
timore and Ohio Railroad and can most
cordially recommend it to travelers who
wish to ses one of the most stupcndsus mon
uments of human enterprise and perseYer-
auce in existence Itlpasses through scene
~ Of the boldest charbcter For q distance
Of 20 miles il traFerses round and through
= succession Of mountain ranges, with but
small intervening valleys. Long, dark, damp
tunnels are cut through solid rock, along
the sides Of which are occasional iifss light
Cd to show the adsohturous engineer that
the track Is clear Al every turn in the
road, almost, the little shnniy Is seen and
the Esrich Irish brcgusr assures you who did
All the hard work AsI have before said,
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad is ors Of the
most sthpendous works 10 the world and
its accomplishment & y mouument ST which
BaltimoEe.ns may bstproud That i win
pay is.beyond ell question.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
MoRRID OUTRAGE.

4 The Mount Sterling lKen,uckyl whfg sayst
u A most brutal murder was committed in sCiae
county 4 few days ago, By four men, whose names
We eannol Escall. youth about seventeen years
old, without The least ofsnce, was seizzd hgfonf
men who had been drinking. and 6rst ducksd in !:
III nearly lfeless, and then his hair sfrged of close
70 his head and sasl, shot through he head. Al:
thik was done BY way Of mere amusement for The
demons They Claim thar they did not shooi him
Intentionally. bns that they took him into 4 room
aler duekibg him and burning of his hair. merely
10 alarm by hriny pistols ever him. and that one OF
me pistols bursting. killed him Oae Of ihsm- All.
Ter il was Supposed they haa Intentionally harSt<d:
the pissul TIE bot seein ib have beea dead hal:
hour bif0ye. was seen epdehFnEing dTire me 81:
the screusoT Ihs pistol stock into what appeared.
10 be billet Eple in his head. man cannot
thiak Of such mes and belisFeAhere isino he'll.
n ---- 49, N<S->---a--
fz The mulydfinRs q dirs sction among ms
aisaopionfed eiIiee:ssekers ron9rrealed al Wash-
ington are daily becoming sore threatening 10 In
future Iarmo1y ii ne passFa IN. hAioss 10 lhe
80 Of he spoilsr has faieA 10 furnish en,,sh IA
TIE hanRTy crew; For one who has been So fort,,-
rae a. 10 Be provided FIR ten At least Nave "a 81
away IS empty al they csmR. They course az
dissatisfied with he division. and him & s ~
selves a michthsillsd q Al appointment Is those
who got one, have no fnrIAer sympathy with ne
Administration. Iferery Democrat cot,id onIv ~
supplies viii ~ office what GLORIOUS "a rtv
theirs would be 4 But IS lhtt cannot Be. w. NAV
expect g see Whenever they are IN The ascendence
Just such scfAlhhIe fof thk Offices ana 4 general
row kicked up III tbe thousands who come ST MI
nus.- hsctHess Wig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31

r. ca6eus Of Loeofoco members Of ,be L.
stature has issued call ior District Cor entoSs
~ noninaie' candidates for The BAa4d Of Public
WQlp; A. Lynshbufg On 32d A1ril, al Sianhiqu
On I'D April. and Al Winchesieron he 1Sth April.
These Districts run from The AiIaufit Is she
Ohio-and ge wonder how many people tom d T.
fnnt paris a. the Districts viii attend c56ven-
tioni But that viii not mniter much. Fnourh
vii assemble d nominate Dem5crai--snd vbeth-
er # or no. Tor he duties of the -he;nr =
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