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ATHEN Ll VI.
THoS. DuFF......................... Manager.
ID Il AWNING ROOM SOIREES,
MACALLlSTER
The Great Magician
ASSISTED By

MAcALLl5TER.
The Great Magician!
ASSISTED BY
MADAME MACALLISTER
WE munger respectfully announces a brief
= FAkaMrb SERIES Of their sDiRErs.
FANrASriQUEs Er MAGlQUhS! on a scale Of
unequaied spenier, tar exec ding anything ever
Presented before, comm sueing on
TAsrsday Evening, Jsiy I7th,
CONTINUING
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
The wizards gorgeous MAGIC CABINET wuI
be fully displayed. and several new and incomp re
hensihle fea.. vii; b, introduced.
MADAME MACALLlSTER
viii appear IN h4r great oTig.nA. mystery of
sleeping A .Ae Afr!
During his stay tbs goat Wizard will perform
variety Ut astounding wonders, which have cruat cd
the mot ptof 'auI st,ni. mt and de mt. H,s
astonishing expe eimrnt. in
MAGIC, MECHANISM, ELECTRICITY,
,cience, aud Philosophy. OF an entirely novel
and interesting characters while his Gorgeous Par
apherDaiia July illustrates the id a of a
PALACE OF ENCHANTsiENT.
r1-For Programme scv small. bills
TICkErS-Dress Circle aud PaIauette 80 cents,
Gaiiery z. cts.
70 Doors open At u O'Clock. The Wizard will
appear at o'c.9ck, precisely.
J. NJ. WESTON,
!u.y,o'dat Agent.
SAFEs! SAFES!! sAREs!!l
Fire aud Uu ar PrOof!
Nj ANCFACTUKED ny the " or ii safe COMPANY
~ and fastened. with Lsnias Celebrated Patent
Bank Lock
Banks, Bankers, Merchants, and others are r..
spe;tfuiy invited TO call and examine these Safes
fore pnrcha ing elsewhere For projection against
fre amt Burglars, they arc superior to any other
TILI.INGHAST, LANE EUEL. Aqt..
a NJ, - f...
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HAVING determined, hereafter, to do m exclu-
L svely cash business in retail depart me ut,
prepared 70 sell all kinds Of Hat, Caps, Bon
nets, &C., IT greatly reduced prices. Our stock is
now very complete, and We Keep nothing but the
best grades of Eoods always have the latest styles
are sold on credit. 80 with your dimes.
eR- All kinds Of Millinery work done to order
~ the shortest notice.
Dot. u. dit D. r. HUMPHREY GAGE
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For State OHccys
For Ssc'g Of State. ELlJAH SELLS.
For Aufifor Of State JOHN PATTEE.
For Treas. of State ". L.. N Ols HIS.
For Attorney General. 49,. 81 NIL A. RICE.
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Lasts LASTSlS
LAkdE and n aral as sort m mt az Lasts I'M,
sale BY J. o. nERvApn ~ io1
July l2-d6.-wlt
,G,,u.r.Scesees Ter tho LIstle rDlke.
LIVERY thing that you can think Of 70 tirk Il n.
ncss* u the little folks Oaa be had e6 C. OR.
Dot -. SIGN OF THE BIH FIDDLE.
TWENTY-FIVE boxes No. lenon. 5or Al.
dsclAHUSI0N, HAWKINS uUSIONH.
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FoY Prudential Electors,
AT Large...........D. r. MILLER.
=" ............SA MlvEL RUSSELL,
District. .......... ". N. STONE.
" ..........H. OsCONNOR.
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YARNS 1t various sizes, from 600 acres down to
l. and 10 acres. Lots situated in different parts
y th Towa,hip. County and state. Apply to
SMITH L vANsiCkLEN.
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BUILDING Lots in different parts Of the oil
- comprising some II the most desirable for bu
ness and manufact uring purposes. Apply to
SMITH 4 VANSfCk LEN
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-07-16
WHOLE NUMBER $50.

present to celebrate this "glorious, immortal
day." and, as the venerable John Adams
truly predicted, "When we are in our graves
our children will honor it; they will celebrate
it with thanksgiving, with festivity, with bon
fires and illuminations; on its annual return
they will shed tears, copious tears, not Of sub
lection and slavery, not of agony and distress,
but of exultation, of gratitude and joy"
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COMPLIMENT TO JOHN G. BREcKENRIDGE.-
The Baltimore Argus has received letter
from friend which informs us that the Old
Line Wigs ofthe Ashland District, of Ken
lucky, have presented the Hon. j. G. Brecken-
ridge with handsome pair Of horses Gas an
evidence of their pride in their fellow-ctizen,
though of opposite politics, and as pledge OF
their confidence in the coming administration
of which he will be prominent member"
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PENNsYLvAN1A.-Th Harrisburg (Pa.)
Uaionsays, "there never was as much enthu-
siasm in the keystone State for nomination,
as exists now in the national democratic party.
Mr.. Buchanan will undoubtedly carry the
State by very large majority-larger than
any candidate for the Presidency ever had,
save, possibly, Gen. Jackson"
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SENTENCING OF THE EXPRESS RoBERs.-
The three persons convicted of robbing the
American Express Company of $4,000 in
gold, were sentenced to State Prison for five
years each, the full extent of the law. They
were taken to Jackson last evening, as also
were the other convicts sentenced.
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BENTON AND FREMoNT-FREMoNr is the
son.in-law Of Col. BENTON, but Col. BENTON
determined, and announced the determination,
in advance of the nomination Of FRrMoST,
that he would not support him. laI
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CAN'T STop THEM.-The Boston Courier
says many of the Boston WEBSTER national
wings will support the BUCHANAN ticket, and
endeavors to persuade them not to DO It,
The Courier's efforts are of no use. The
movement canot be stopped.
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Thus. w. Ferry, Noah H. Ferry.
FERRY g. CO., Manufacturers of Lumber, and
Dealers in all kinds of Merchandise, Provisions,
Shingle- Bolts, and Shingles. White Lake, Oce-
ana Co.. Mich.
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Religion is the well-spring of life; foun.
tain of pure water from which we may all
draw; may drink and never thirst.
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STONE g. CHUBB, Manufacturers of Plows,
Cultvators, and Grain Cradles, and dealers in
all kinds of Agricultural Implements, and Ma
chimes. Agricultural Warehouse, Canal street,
Grand Rnnids Mich.
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FERRY g. WALLACE, Dealers in Fancy
Goods. Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Hardware
and Groceries Water ST., Grand Haven, Mich.
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FOSTER g. PARRY, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Hard and Hollow-Ware, Iron, and
Manufacturers Of Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware, foot
of Monroe street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
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STEPHEN MUNROE Physician and Sur
geon. Office one door west of j. T. Davis
Tailor Shop, Washington street
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Dontistry,

Il in DIR. Shepards New Block, Monroe ST. Grand
Rapids, Mich, where he may be found during
business hours.
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Ud THE GRAND RIVER TIMES
'PUBLIsHEp EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING, BY
JOHN w. BARNS.
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Washington House, second story. r
nY- TERMs.-Payment I'm Advance.
Taken at the office, or forwarded by mail, 81 90
Delivered by the carrier in the village, - 1,5O
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charged for every three months that payment is
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No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid, except at the discretion of the publisher.
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cents twenty-five cents for each subsequent inser-
tion. Legal advertisements at the rates prescrib-
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follows
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" 6 I" 800 1-2 20,00
0gr Business Cards $500 per annum.
Advertisements unaccompanied with written or
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added to advertisement, the whole will be
charged the same as for the first insertion.
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tention, must be addressed to the publisher
u
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FERRY 8 SONS Forwarding and Commits
sion Merchants Central Dock, Grand Haven,
Mich.
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B: BIDWELL e. SON. Confectionery and
BAKERY, Grand Rapids, Mich. c. B. Albee agent
fpr Grand Haven and vicinity. -,
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JOHN T. DA VIS, Merchant Tailor! Shop on
Washington street, second door west of H. Grif-
fms store
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HOPKINS e. BROTHERS, Storage, Forward
ing and Commission Merchants general dealers
in all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries, Grain and
Provisions; manufacturers and dealers whole
sale and retail in all kinds of lumber. Mill
Point Mich
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CROSVENOR REED, Attorney and Counsel
lor at Law. All business intrusted to me will be
promptly and satisfactorily attended to. Resi-
dence Charleston Landing, Ottawa Co. Mich.
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III nE6NRY GRIFFIN Commission Merchant and
General Agent, Dealer in Salt. Flour, Dry and
Green Fruits, Provisions, Family Groceries
Drugs Medicines, Perfumery &C., &C.. at his old
stand opposite the Washington House, Grand
Haven, Michigan - - :
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The population Of Ottawa County is II, $50,
exclusive of the township of White River,
(Oceana,) In 1854 the population of the
whole county was 9,233, ga
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WASHINGTON HOUSE, BY Henry Penney
er. The proprietor has the past spring newly
itted and partly re-furnlshed this House, and
feels confident visitors will find the House to
compare favorably with the best in the State.
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c. DAVIS e. CO., Dealers in Dry Goods Groce
ries, Provisions, Hardware Crockery, Boots and
Shoes, &c. Muskegon Mich.
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OTTA VA HOUSE formerly William Tell IIo-
tel) Levi Shackelton Proprietor, Water street,
Grand Haven, Mich.
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WILLIAM IA TIA VA Y, Jr., Judge of Pro- !
bate for Ottawa Co. p. o. address, Crockery,
Ottawa Co., Mich
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r. w. DUNCAN, Attorney at Law, and Solicit
or in Chancery; also agent for obtaining Boun
ty Lands and collecting claims against the Uni
ted States, in connection with General Agency
ut Washington. Office third door below the
Washington House.
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Horse RakeS.
REAPlNG MACHINES.
CORN SHELLERS,

tO0rS and Sash Nails Glass,
And House Hardware Of all kinds,
Job Work OF all knIs done
we base nov employed Coppersmltb, which
eaaJtfs Us to DO ali kinds OF Copper Work.
"a Oh ~e warrant good Il, IT, gsy.
Also, Chain Pump, Lightning Rods. Lead
Psp", H., &c
n eats ior the sale Of J. II SCGow,N's CrL
tE%Artp puyELE stCrt0N AID FOEge HrNrs
ID 81 d ior hal.roa4s, Mines Fun 2ces, Taper
VI iA', faetatits, Stationary fsre LII ;nes, " els.
-i>trfas, &C., &.
L all aud zee for yourselves
stoves aud Tin Ware at Wholesale, at Chi
cagy IT. ses.f
tuart square. Last Of Sgtslanas
la SAMUE Ill TOdLiNsDN Il CO
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ii We must lash one another, i.t il h,,
with the manly strokes ol wit and satin, .
ior ! AN Of tHe Old philosophers opinion
that, i | must suffer from one or the
Other, should rather il should be from
the pa" ot llol, than from the h1of OF
an ass.
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l. unequaIled IN the Wesr.
We will have, in due season, all OF the
Best piUws now in use.
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j. II. BOUCHER TY,

OLDEST DkUa HOUSE IN CESrHAI. IORA.r
II 4 -. -.
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ltsdia5 ss.iss, mall book, jacaueu and cam
iaac astias, -cat#, laHH eratatt. lawns. ban
curtain aafltG., piano towers, t9Iiz s,ofh mus
ilne hFe@ehr sha.sl-, iiuca AID cotton SHIRT
3'.ett., #lfIe1 cofors paris Nil gives, fancy
{ ,..s 80 1ntsh siIh gloves, 1y0 M. fancy ana
pam sFfi'S d"iaine-, chamhray gipghau !.
fd'ash s.ats.as'd Emit, cafe lie iages, good
g"tlfy f9f ~ ] , cts, curtain darasks. no
rests, green, brown and blue berages for wells.
81 p. - innens. palm aHd printed sprlse
sAa"is, black silk ai.a"is, toilet quilts.
4 Full sSsOriIaent Of Notions.
a -tcat variety vi other New Goods Will 10
opened IL FEY. lays
>o- v . have also opened
Hhoiesaie Department.
5+ptfa'e CON our Retail store, 70 which the
attention ol Merchants is directed
II. SETH
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% Daz. Lt,.sn CaDa5. lifts.
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Love Sickness.


49, ,a,.,..,r, ,,,
o. i,ss 70 me lsauy
tx.u -. q, IL Al;
aforementioned
Nv vt.,, !. rss5,y
NJ l,,,,i
,..,sa $50. ,r..n =, ,.4f.
T..arat.s hx,s,-,i,,
t~r my En.-, -,...,B. ,,, tx.ges
I. mn and d,us ;ss,n;r,
And len. .uch =. r.es,t
a..,A o.. ,l,r,.,..i,.. Al E...r......
ns.sus sy,iIr--,,t. -, s,,..f,.,,...,
ycraye na.,,n, ,,~,h.r-,ts,t !. .ay sslvatf.,w
O Jenny. TIM rers.ed
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THESE Pill. the result o. ieag inv =.
'isstion and htn are oRcrrd 10 4 lie
pnhiie - the b. "A ana mss, complete
Viii the present. state or medical
science can sffsr,i. They are com.
pounded not ef Drugs III nseiScs.
but of the medicinal yiltn.s osiy
Of Vegetable fep sdies, eatrHtsteJ
~ saeHleal pracess in state n pa
ritys aid eoInbintd together w au,i
= manner ~ 10 d ufe lhe best -
sGlis This sYs.arrl n rnmnosili in
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4 say Pat, said a Yankee 10 IN Irish.
nan, who was digging in his garden,
'Are you digging out hole ia that onion
bed!
No., sad Pat I'm digging out the
earth and lawn the hole
DIR. franklin used to say that rich VIVID.
o"s were the only kind OF second hand
goods that sold at prime cost.
How do we know there was sewing in
the time OF David? Because he was
'hemmed III OH every side.
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4 InIl sssortmenl d snlInns.
Wall Papers, Borders. 1

OAsIAAlLi on hand large as,o,mstf of
v common, fne aat superfne wall va
per, winch We arc selling off III REDUCED
prices to make room Tor our spring arrivals.
5000 Wall Paper, pr piece, III. NJ and n gts
Medium y Is tom Il
Sat4Eed = 9a t,e5 {.
Also Botdrrs IN great yagiety, comprising
common, hhe, American, aad French, Velvet
an viewer GIT, Also, plain Green, Blae and
figured
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BUENEu~Ts
3 9 9A Z 0H1l

) UgA - i y II 4 I
No. It's, Second St MuScagiue, Iowa.
D N. BURNETT would announce to tho
Ii. Trade aad C0aDlry Merchants. that he
Cat supply. for eaaa. the SCHOOL BOOKS,
Y@5}i$hrd by w. B. smith I. Co. lvtsou s.
Phsuy, and 4. 5. Barnes & Co.; Including all
the Electlc Series Of School Books, Sanders
Readers, Davies Series IL Mat hema,ics, Sc,
al publishers prices.
By buying Of him, they saws frei-ht, insuraa E,
&c, and can have their orters filled in much
shorter time. He also keeps constantly in store,
and VIII lob, al 4 small advance on eastern pif
ces, all other school, booss used in Iowa. Also,
L large stock Of ap s. Leitsr Paper,
Fancy nQte paper. plain aud fancy envelopes,
cards, states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, pocket boots,
mars, inks. steel pens. bibles ard prayer books,
song books, bl4sk books, pass books, tuck
uefncTardams, wall paper, mathematical m
strameats, cheap publications, note books,
round and patent notes, sheet music, transPa-
rent Window shades, fancy stationery, yalen-
tines, packet knives, novels, from 81 y and
- Per dozen.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
|ICilus, guitars, aecorleoHs, SC, together
with Instruction book 5, OF all kinds, sheet music
&c. lie buys largely Of all the above articles,
for cash from the manufacturers East, end can
sell them cheaper (detuctng freishts, sc
than 'heF can be got elsewhere, he is deter
m:neI 10 build up large jobbrg trade in The
Book sna Stationery business - has adopted az
his motto. - S-aaE profits aai Ia e sales -
tie has ais very large stock Of sta
miscellaneous, law, medical and theolc
books for sale at eastern prices.
Ss-- Ea s-x rsSsfvag - Evq.rrsv o.. saes -s
Euk,lshed
Newspapers, Maya x.ns. aEd Periodicals re-
ceired daily. .gR NJ. r. is agent fer the
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Type
Fouairy, c. F. Halls Percussion and Lever
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper
nlly. RM BURNETT.
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Wholesale anil Retai Druggist, No. lei, Man
Street, Mlseatine.
Il EEPS constan IL for sale cheap for rash or
IN approted credit. large aud well assorted
stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Paints
Oils. Dyes, Window Glass, Gloss Ware Agent
for all the populuf family medicines OF the day.
January |, 1886 lily
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We learn that the Iowa Ian B.i.
granting lands Tor Railroad purp SIS pas
ED both lio4sas 81 Congress On the ~ h
inst. BY las act, grants are made 0
tie Burlington 4 Missouri RIVER, DagrL-
port y Council BIuds.the Lyons 4 Ms
s9to E5s@r, al The Dlba4ue 4 b.
Sioux kaads Orders Wef. ISSUED no.
AiHug faEbef sale IL al tae iat.d dis.
ta@'s, los the preaoA. Hnel aleIy after
tns r. age .. tle above bill
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Carpenters Tools.
From the Ohio Union TeI CempaHies

pLANES-Joiniers, jack, smooth and 6p,
l. planes. bead and match planes, rabbi,
sash raising planes also, common Sitting AMI
mortice guages, ,pokeshares, broad and ham
axes, hatchetsr AIDES, hammer. Spear &
Jackson's rip, and q I'd tenun saws. socko, ana
hfmer ehissets, guages, augers aud squares
seFe's, saw sets, bench screws, marking and
brad avis, oil stones, scre@drivers. spirit lev.
els, hrase and bits Of all kline :. viz. as-.r p;r,
blet, centre and spoon bits-spike and mar,
g'mbiets, nail punches, iron AID sGel COMPASS.
Is, box wood and ivory rules, saw, ehisei an.
anger handles, drawing knives. chalk lines.
SINGLE and douhl. plane irons, aat aud round
mofsepiayers, boring machines, hollow augeis =,
We &c, al MYEES
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window Curtain Paper.

yard wide by the bolt Or single curtain. Tine
and money can be saved in buying the above
articles at
The ioaea Booh Ro7ms.
No..oo Brady street, hear The Post Office
nl2~f Eli ADAAis 4 70,
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Lat fdmoaiiton 10 Il Lay Boz

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Lat .Hdmoaiiton 10 a Lay Boz --
A late reverend clergyman, Who va. q
we'll known Tor his cccenlrIcIty 90 his IA.
tents, one day sent his sJn, Il lazy la1,
about twelve years OF are, to catch his
Eorse. The Boy went sauf.teriay aIo,rr
bali asleep with an ear Of corn IN one
baud, aud he bride in the other, drag
ginx The reins "A the ground
Thomas sail his father, ealing after
hIm in solemn tone OF yolCc--.conry. here
Thomas; 1 want to say a word to you te.
fore you 20
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\ urea. deal af rrot Con-
I've ,aurf, ,nr, -. l..
alvav. /, saw
NV a., mo 4....- 49, - e,
L..i4ps rn'1 -. $780,. - -
way az rsIar5a,,g- ~ -. ...s.
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suea,ine n Tau and ! ra.lI-t, =, - -
.,thou, g,viog va, f,g -, -. al -
a.. - IL,
III FEEHsa Hzls4H
that oIe.tv nrsyer - rnn - - 10 %
sleep. fear / ali 49, >. g,
a~ain' -
A. he sa,d TIN. j., ,r...
ner, n. moor hov tag,n - g., f,.-,I.,-..4
aud l,urst into Tears witt ,Iis -
ton.
YIN meyer saa ma .,.;r r,y
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"' 4''1'ehe1 hoAas '4eaS' ana
s.s.'7 " 1.'o u .5,e 'e,hs' lie ran an3
=" I7 i'"''V i]'@Aei man n haa eF-
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c,ar. RI lie r. W, ~ ~ az ~
tam aro~,e,rr ,I.a,,.,'L =. I'M
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las, ,re. -, ~ r,ssa - ! @,'..'' '1A
x.,urti,,.. o., ,ls r,;T,a,1 T..5 f.t
boy.ysr ,,cge,., 81 d. 80 w.
inun'eat.Hs WIN each other' i2r the bai.
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Vermont,

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The vote of Vermont at her recent election
was her remonstranoe against the oppression
Of Kansas and the extension Of Slayery-hcr
shout for Fremont and Freedom. No State
issues were before the people. They threw
their vote for the cause, and in u multitude
of cases with a generous disregard Of private
and party preferences. In this light the
results are to be looked at,-and we point
TO them with great qualification. The total
vote thrown will prove to be not far from
forty-eight thousand, which is less by about
tlree thou sand than the total vote of ls4O.-
the heaviest ever thrown in the State, and is
is greater by FIVE thousand than the vote of
last year.
Considering that not a particle Of fear exist
cd az to the result of the election-and there
fore no necessity was felt in the mind of any
man that his own vote must be made sure for
the Republican cause, the vote is remarkably
large. Any feeling Of alarm would have ad-
ded to it som thousands. As it is, every
district gives a large Republican majority
and Messrs. Morrill,, Royce, and Walton will
90 to Congress backed by a vote from their
constituents that they need not be ashamed
of. Every county gives a strong Republican
majority also, and the State Senate will con
tain not a man to say a word for Buchanan
and sham Democracy. As with the Counties,
50 it is in almost all the towns. Only .
dozen or so have returned Representatives
who rank themselve, with the Democratic
party as that party now stands. Some towns
gave not a solitary vote on that side. Many
which year after year have been counted as
strong Democratic towns, now show a deci-
sive majority on the Republican side.