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CLARK'S FEMALE PILLS.

TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Prepared from .
prescription" Sir Clark d. Physician Extraordinary 10
the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uniaiing in the Of all
those painful and DANGEROUS disorders 10 which the female
j. 81 cc II all and remove.
all distractions and y eeiy may be relied On.
TO MARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly >l,c. II ILL III short time, bring on the
MONTH! lcro,. with regularity.
Each bottle price dollar bears the Gov crnet stamp
Of Great Britain. I" prevent commercials.
CAr">-Ihc>c Pills should Ice taken 10y females thai
pregnant during the lr>t three months they
10 hriI. xi.CAEKIAGK hut "A: every other time and
cry other case, the. are perfectly safe
Scle Agents for the | niici States and Cana,la,
|. {. BALDWIN Il co, Rochester ny
TutticA Moses Auburn. y \. General Agents
FL" AIS! postage STAMPS cIc!pSc. 10 auth priz
cd Agent i'll ensure bottle If t! Pills Iy mail
For >,l, 10y FRED. +. SMITH. M"tp,cr. wholesale A
gent Tor Vermont. Sold 10y Brownie HOYT ami J e.
Bingham - Ji!!l>tiy, ii Weeks, Danv!lle, + All
he! rs \e"hufy. luVl 5.
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II . + S a l. f.

40,enA feet Of Claphcar,,s: a'.o. sO a'o feet Of
clean Pine Iuu her. fvr sale tex HONEY 4 PACK
AID, at their Carriage Narhfar;u-r.
St. J"sn..,urv Fes 2S. !>s1- io22 81
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TO TIE hADZEE.

Fe'HE ATTENTION OF The LAiIfS in par
& iicular is most respectfully invited to ;ii-.s
rick Dress Goods inst arrived at
WOup.1-Ey 4 .'CDENINH'k
". ConeSrd, ian. -, 1857. lsi!k
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ANISH CoTN::
DANDALL & Bingham are exchanging fine
IL Silver Spoons. Jewe!ry and Watches at the
lowest cash prices for good Spanish Coin at i. orig
ina value. 1O2l-23
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Wanted-.5CO Young Men
Spinal COMPLAINTS.

L" act As Aeeit>-saary $I'i Der month. For further
particulars Ill Itar Z, TIM business ;::Cisr postage
Ai'iIc:, II. II. CAKIEk, HaVcrhill Mass
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ND PITCH
10 F. NC E,

LOZ E N G E,
sure and pleasant remedy FOR
COUGHS, COLDS. GROUP, WHOOPING-
COUGH, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA,
and if Lungs enough are left TO sustain Fife,
A Certain Cure for Consumption.
Apure!v VEGETABLE preparation,
Containing no Mineral Po'sons. 4 Perfectly
eafe for the Infant or Invalid in any stage Of
weakness. 5. ID. Fl LLER 4 CO.,
only manufacturers, Boston. Mass. Sold by Drug
gis:s and Dealers in Medicines, everywhere. 1928
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SAIL

The subscriber. Icing engaged in other business
Offers for sale the plsce wei. known As tie "C,...
man Fa1n.'' situated Ia mile below Pas.um.. :
village in Bsrset. Said farm contains abou. q
acre. Of land suitably divided into ,iilace, pss;r
age aud woodland. Said farm viii be sold al,oSc ):
or. or i'll parts, to suit purchasers.
Possession gwen immediately. Fer further -
,iculars enquire Of jacob lie. Passum,n.c. ,r =
subscriber. n. NAZLI1K:
st. .Iohnsburv. Feb. IS, 1857. ls..
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- X W y + & II O Y I

II W n + & II o Y I
Still coa'i.iuc TO keep the best selected :.s.ort-
Heht of IUHE DEtGS & MEDICINES, IL he
found in Caledonia County comprising all the
popular patent medicines of the day. complete
stock Of shaker herbs. Surgical Instrumeni>-a
beautiful poke. case for 81 Paints. OILS and Var
ni>he> we can sell at low figure.
Oriental Paints. Foil, Csl"Es rrE MINING.
MAsrIc NAHHIsH. IUHE PANTS. DRYING TN.
Pallet Knives, Hog hair tools sable Brushes. Stri
pcrs, Gralners. nrilamen:ers, Alanis's y X. and
Narni.h Brt.-he. Of all sizes.
Burning-Fluid and Camphene.
warranted the les. in market 23-4s
Railroad street, ST. .Tohn>bl.rv.
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a GOOD JOKE.-Mr. Scott, the Station
Agent in this village, we'll known among Rail-
road men and oul citizens, by the name of
"Gen. Scott" left home last week for Nash.
VA. uta the VT. Central Railroad. After ar.
irving at Essex, Conductor Fletcher tele-
graphed to j. Z. Gault, at Mortified, that he
had "Gen Scott ON board. The operator at
Montpelier read the communication by sound
as it passed through hi. Office. The an
nouncement spread rapidly, (as it was suppos-
ed to be the renowned hero of Lundy's Lane)
and at the various stations crowds of of peo.
pie locked around to see the General. Per-
sons rode frCm station to station for the pur.
pose OF getting an Introduction to him. When
the cars arrived at Mortified. a large crowd
gathered abound, the General" was intro.
duced to the company by the iovial conductor.
The applause was so intense and the General
30 unaccustomed to such demonstrations, that
he repaired to the cars much slated at his re-
ception. Sr0nton Journal.
The HORSE THIEF IN JA1L.-On We'd
nesday Of last week man by the name of
John Garlin took the stage for Durham, as
ne sad. to visit some relatives On Thursday
night after, he concluded to visit the stable,
Of MIR. Lorenzo Pomeroy of Hiehgate, where
be took without leave Two valuable horses, a
pair OF harnesses, cutter. &c. Some traces
'f the thief were discovered the next day and
IN Friday night, Gen. Pomercy, with proper
I'D, disturbed his nights rest at hotel in
Richmond. lie has now taken board and
odg'"gs at our county jail.-&. Adams Mes
enger.
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4 LADY Who la. been cured Of s

To the Married of Both Sexes.
ANA those contemplating marriage. valuable information
VIII hc furnished. free Of charge. Address Dr. Mcnss,ne-
rvs Ned,a al Agency. lila, erhI. Mass
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10 the lungs, where tie local disease is H. =
is presented with the fullest confidence that = Il.
best ine,iicia agent ever enioyc,! for The --,r-
Consumption and Asthma. Many Ger: fc.:..
ih"se who have been cured. materially le.,,..
10y this mecicc.m may he seen in iiic ha:,,:> II, .-
|, has accomplished the mos: wonderful CIR.
the city ct boston and vicinity, and = ,.r.,,:.
an impression on diseases of The lungs uey.-},.
witnessed by the medica! profession.
1t has restored 10 health those u,aon wbo,., 49,,
had made rapid and fearful advances, RI, ~.
other remedies had proved unavainc PIN =
porlzcd and inhaled. If eaters every ar CO. .. -.
cry particle of the lungs. Its action is NM :.
agreeable, while lis salutary effects are :,.lv W.
GeTiui. he tapor Inhaler is made Of >i',c. -.
glass. and is admirably adapted 10 i,s pnr &.
We invite the closest inspection and s,-,,-...,. 9
physicians, confident tha, our prcpar...,.,, :.
meet with universal approval
Pul'n"nc Cherry Cordial supports the So, 20!
and improves Objection. and fu!fils the en-: a., :,
philosophical treatment Of CONSUMPTION .,,r =
any other article. 1t is admirably calculate :,
relieve that CONSTRUCTED state of the che. Nj.
Is SO often met with IN lung diseases and : f,,,i
et!icacous in relieving coughs Of long STA, H.,
IL safe remedy III any stage of Pthisic. -; :,
connection with the inhaiing Balm the Ci,r,,:....
Of Cod Liver Oil, as prepared from Or ~.
recipes. 1t will be found to have crra,;,,a ,o,r.,
far superior to any other article before H.. r..
Price s. package. ANY person enc. =, : :.
BURR. FOSTER 4 Co, No. / Cornhiil r..
will receive package containing bot G: r.,
m"nic Cherry Cordial. one Of lni.aling Ea'n 81.
the Medicated Vspor Inhaler, in neat box ty -.
press, free TO any part Of the United STATE, d In,
i.h Provinces - - -
S. WARREN & AVER, Proprietor.. For sa,o
wholesale and retail, by BURR. FOSTFY 6 -"
General Agents, No. Cornhill, aud fersaI. h
Druggists. -
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=. V. Il Co.
COPEL VARNISHES.

tUrcl nv St!mi>"n, Valetine Co. IS Erc1d
Street R>t"ii AZ tr Mechanics Fair held in
Boston, the committee ii which Dr. Hayes State A.
saver was chairman. awarded. Silver Medal 10 s v /
Co. for their Superior Varni.hss
A LADY Who has been cured Of great nervous
debility after Of misery desires to make know
W all sufferers The sure eaisf relief Address enclosing
stamp 10 pay return postage. Mrs Mary E.
Mass and tile prescription will 10 fee 10y next po.t
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4 ITERATION. This cer;iies that nave
h given my son Riley lio>mer, his time to trans
act business for himself. and shall claim none OF his
earning. nor pay his debts
STEPHEN HOSMER.
Lyndon, FEB. 3, 1861. lo2S-.5
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"a WORD To THE WISE.

OHU
Reader, If you have unfortunately become
wounded, cut or bruised, or are SUFFERING
from pain, either internalor external. sholers
norbu', diarrbes, rheunati.m, lumba.e
&C., &C.: try Dyer's Healing Embroc alton
"A word to the wise is ,uf1iricnt."
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THEME PItSTITRA"

VI all pain-dvstroyers is Dyer, Healing
Embrocation. This medicine has r.re;vrd
lnd'sPutable prt OF its value. from sources
OF reliability ana confidence forming an ar.
ray OF facts unparalleled in the history Of any
other preparation. It's worthy OF the most
perfect confidence, performing as it doe.
most astonishing cures, and giving fresh evil
dence daily of its disease conauering power
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" RUY ME & I'LL DO YOU GOOD"

Now i the time 10 Use H.. sizing and hummer med
icine Dir LANGLEY s Isot and Herb Bi;tcrs Cp;i,-
rsrd ~ Srsz nria. yellow Dock. id Cherry Thorough
wort Phi, KY Ash. Khuharl, Mandrake. Utr,i-pr and
Witcrcrcrnso confined I" act directly upon the
~ disease, ami forming Of iir lest remedies in the
world for Jauuicc and Liver complain, i'll all their forms.
DH >pt>a Csvcrc>s IumorS al the BLOOD and skin Piles
Indigestion. llcA!a' he. Dizziness lic,r!burn ii >l-
a,h ancuor weakness p>S # appetite. debility bilious
diseases. i.rcuria tis and ali iripurts 81 the blood
Il" matter Ia, the Toe They pleasant L.
take useful NJ all times. and II do good They cleanse
III" bowels purify III. blood heal. strengthen regulate.
lui up. a.d keep in order the " hole system Everybody
should them. y. used last
proving II the most popular medicine ever known.
PIl,c iH - and s. u cents bottle Depot 81 Union
street. Boston. Sold all dealers uriicins every
1913 IS
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TIE MARKETS.
BOSTON MARX rT-March 4, lsJ1
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARK ct


At market 500 Beef Cath. In Stores IL pairs "f Work
ins ONSn. - cows and ,ai' cs 1850 sheep and lambs and
in swine,
Prices of BccfE1ira s.5 first quality $; second do
So third 30 SG.,j ordinary Sjto
Working DNcn-Salo, Il sll5. lta;Sa
Mich toWS-S2j I" -
Sheep and Iiu's- Extra s. %; by lot. Sto5
l-o,. retail 50 y
llidr>-S l,inc per H. TalnwSaS l-4c per ID. Pslts
: 1ii2 "a. Cali Shi!.s - per ID.
Erna!h>-Ti"rr Vas larger number ri cattle at marke'
to-day than last week. AMI liz, i,Ialit. excellent
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= 10 u ~ III L0Hs
now offer 10 sell IKE nth half o. :iis rra, li,.;
ing belor sing 10 said Company hgrsl.er will.
ABUNDANT WATER POWER

i;r inning sail mil. 70 any rer.n, Wishing ,osr
gage in thar business. II n very great bargain.
That art of :.ie mill this, We nou offer Ia sell r
i:.d by consnl:n: experienced mi!!~r CHS I" 10
well adapted 10 hat ,ine.. teag substantial,
hu 1t. lgi. posted. al, founded u:nr q rock, md l.
undoubtedly better location f'r !lour Mil .aa
Gan be found III Northern II, or & H.. and VIZ:
lie water privilege all! building As it j. situated.
though; thu: F,r'ur Mill NAV be got up sCr Ii
tie over half wl.a. II would cost ~ cuHrece rev
We wo,;.i also s:lr :uour former cus,",neu n
those wa,iin. the c--oraIed W"od~urih BOAR
f.ascr Err eriv made a. our shop, tia: we ilss-
sol! ctr PATTERNS for te.- I'.aners to Luke SuzIs
Hac:liri.t at Ibis place. VINO will furnish lie sam
kind together M:h other szes Of planners n here
ioivie tuilt az our shop, "a whom we can chee-fn
" recommend Hose waiting ars. rate article {.
Planer
Wewcnl further say tina: we have quantity &
LATIiES AND OTHER MACHINERY,
part new AID part second hand. whicl. We -
offering t" sell at great bargains. Wealsocon;r -
10 furnish .hoss wanting with FELToNs Par, :.
PORTABLE GRAIN Mills which are aG=;,:et
Steam. Water. Nin';. or horse power. niiu.ru-.s
subscriber. Price from S.Uto Sl26.
Orders and commune Cations will receive prom :.
attention. L. E. FAlKBAAkS. Agl.
~; s. Il ss s.:s "a e 4s..aqld S1f
NH M ;'sisn sD,sp esfsS /.
sssn41eaGa,hauazsS117l ti1adi sg&!scs..
,4a6Aa aGkiesN1qlblnAdlanaWDdqlst, ssw
Sis ss lrst "a ss ssss M HI 81 Z. 1r
Feb. a. loea-e.
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peal ESTATE FORSALF

III" Ware House and Paint Shop Of Eu.,er & c..
located on Railroad Stree: are offered for sale. H.
former Is amply large for store and portion q.
II Is well finished 10 accommodate family sis,
There IS no dry GOODS store in ihis lsri Of The "
!aEc, and l." better 10, a;icr l.. found Thin IT,
village for SUCH store. The buildings will te sou:
sx.er or sinslv.
4. q. CHADWICK. As.;g. Of b. ( Co.
a, ,..R,,, IL ae %
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KILLERS AND MILL OWNERS
THE CALEDONIA MACHINE sEoP

Company lav'rg decided 10 Gsc. i::ire tie
business uf their Machine Shop with view 90 nav
IrS tina: par; al lie r works cufveries. i,.:oa
FLOUR MILL
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COLLECTOR FOR NERMoNT.-The Her
aid says, Isaac 3. Bowdish. of Swanton, has
been appointed and confirmed Collector for
the District of Vermont Mr.. Bowdish i, of
course staunch Democrat, and bis expert
cnce for for several years past in the Custom
House we'll tit him for the post Mr.. b., it
Will he remembered, some time since receiv-
ed an appointment of Consul to Constantine
pie but it seems he prefers home appoint
mtnt.
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st. Dobnsburp, ut.

SATURDAY :: MAR. I, 1857.
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L. Y. H. Crosby. the popular ballad
singer, la, rented the Revere House in Brat
,eboro. from the frs. of April next.
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n OW is YOUR TIN

~ W Is OUR TIN
The subscriber offers for sale hi. stand .;:r.-.
on Sleeper River about half n mile south g; ::
johnstury Plain. containing over uc:e Of q
rate land, with good water privilege. slid is,
wheel now running. The par. j. the ,..c.: I.l-...
on the road For turtle. particulars en,;uir,
the subscriber on the premises
Possession given the first Of April or ..e.rre i =
qns>;ed. ANUS X. EiikE.;
/. 81. JohnLbnrv. Feb. II, lss:. .n..:
DORk, LARD, ONIONS. COD A..
Il Pollock, Mackerel, M.cki,xw i1..u:,
Fresh Fish for s.le at
WOODBURY. & JtDLN!Sr->.
". Concord, Ian. ~. 1887;
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The New COURT HOUSE AND Posi-
OFFICE, to be built in Rutland, will, the
Herald says. will be the most splendid build
ing of the kind in the State,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

Coe&feae has recently passed hw making
aons changes = ths Pos Olzce rekulstiena the
noss impesssns ofskIch ase the following, which
4 nay " ven u preserve for reference.
Books weighing not oser four pounds may BE-
sent through the saa, provided st.hs snpper
covering be opea q the ends. The postage on
them i one cent Al ounce for all distances un-
der three thousand nilea, and two cents over
that distance, which must be paid in advance.
Unsealed circulars, advertisements, business
card, transient newspapers, and every other Ar
tcle Of transient printed matter, except books,
not weighing over three ounces, sent ia the
mailto any part Of the United States, are charge.
able with one cent postage each, to be prepaid
BY postage stamps. Where more than one cir
culaf il printed on sheet or circular and
letter, each one must be charged with q single
rate. This applies to lottery or other kindred
sheets assuming the form and name of newspa-
pers; and the miscellaneous matter mnst also
be charged with one rate. A business card on
an unseaied envelope of 4 circular, subjects tbs
entire package TO letter postage Any transient
matter like 8 circular or handbiil, enclosed in
or with periodical or newspaper, sent to
subscriber or other person, subjects the whole
package to letter POSTAGE and whenever subject
10 letter postage, from being sealed or from
any cause whatever, all printed matter without
exception, must Be prepaid, or excluded from
the mail see4 s3.,.s,,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

New Orleans, Feb. II.
+ SteamerTexas brings dates from San Juan to
the llth inst, and steamer Tennessee had ar
rived out. -.l
Colonels Titus and Lockbridge proceeded up
the river and attacked 800 Costa Ricans at
,Coody's Point, at the mouth Of Peripuga River,
and defeated them with great loss. American
loss trifing. The steamers machinery getting
out of order they came back to Punta Arenas,
repaired and had gone back again. There was
but little doubt they would be in iun possession
of the river in week.
Dates from Walker are to Sd inst, BY the Or
iziba from Panama.
The enemy under Cora had appeared near Ri
vas and been driven tack.
On the 2Sth, Heningsen with 400 men attack
ed loo Of the enemy at ST. George, driving them
from their position and then returning to Rivas.
Walkers whole force it for duty Was 1900
men, Of whom ilo0 were in excellent health and
spirits. He had provisions and ammunition for
months. -.--s5-.2
AprIvate dispatch TO the agents Of the New
Orleans Press dated Grersewn 10Th confirms
foregoing. M Y s.@s.s tsasss &
New.Orieans Markets-Pork closed very dull
and with declining tendency ireights easiel
and dnil. al other articles unchanged
s1&-tp tslss sEs..S3 81 ~ sss 3 s.s.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

An IMPORTANT MEANs.--A bill has been intro
duced into Congress, and carried through the
lower House, providing for the construction of
q wagon road, to be guarded by troops, from
Fort Kearney in Nebraska to Honey Lake VAL
ley, on the borders of California. It will, says
the N. Y. Tribune, without doubt, pass the Sem
ate, the bill having been agreed upon in Joint
Committee. The appropriation $500, 0,0OO) is
said to be sufficient to cover the cost of con-
struction-at all events to satisfy parties in
Washington who are ready and waiting for the
contract-and we presume the work will be
speedily begun. 1t is stated that the Secretary
of War proposes to send regiment across the
plains this coming spring to relieve the 4th In
fantry stationed in Oregon. The announcement
that such orders have been issued will be vel,
come to all who contemplate removing to CAL
ifornia or Oregon, on account of the protection
it will insure to emigrants with their families
and stock.
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HxyvK-EY1 ARD r1IHalArr.
Ae re- plA reaeh.. I !. ,. 3.

a. Ag leo. 0aA Teaehs
Aaes Tie Presidential election When the -.
csnatcs Sss over, ve hEd hoped ana ernee.eI
thst The proslasery sheets xould etop lyinr. Z,
q least ce9se 70 vex ths public sar wi,h e,ue,
ssd palpAhls hlsehoeds. Bat that such j. "a,
ths fAcs We only need read the following from
Tuesday mornings Gazette: ..iS e
His Excellency" saggesss in his Message she
necesnty o. . law restricting, in certain cases.
- s.s..ss.. ...ss.1as, = ana making property 2
privilege euafanteed by the con..;,.,,;or y :
viii oar pejshbor rr-nub,,.h a.. Z. .....~ &c
EGoverner Grimes Mensre n vh,ch be recom.
mends 4 restriction Of the r,.ht of suffrage and
q property qualification i, Th., n.,e, .,o,,d =,
40 Or acknowledge the Ne. Il ssss sssf.3 Il
4 What We hsd occasion ID say the other d.y
in regard TO the Gazette. about another mater
is confirmed in this, viz: that il vs. un;fo,mIv
great in little things It hss aIl the r,e,s4ver.
ance and nearly al the discretion Of the nunny
n tho root. And what does the reader sun
pose = the great theme upon which the editor
Of that paper is spreading himselfs By an
- y + p
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Los. bx ma ina Ei-e
Alas Poor Yorick..

=
One Of the richest things we have seen in print
for many day, is the address Of Capt Tedford,
upon resigning his seat in the Council which he
was not legally entitled to hold, not having yet
lived two years in the city. Thereby hangs a
q tale
Prior to the election, Capt. Tedford was en-
couraged to run for the Office by the leaders of
the party and by gentlemen who were running
for other city offices who would be benefited by
an increased poll. He was patted on the back,
encouraged and countenanced in running for an
Office to which he had no legal claim, whatever
may have been his qualifications, and his genu-
inc friends should have advised him of the folly
and immodesty Of such aspirrtions. But he was
encouraged, and contrary to the expectation and
desire Of his false friends, elected, there being
four candidates in the field. He was bled freely
and the leaders of the democracy have been
chuckling in their sleeves at the many rich
things which occurred during the canvass and
on the day of the election. Those of them who
have been &. Ms have been whispering around
among themselves divers anecdotes in regard to
the manner the Capts Irish friends swore in
their votes and laughing att the whole farce of
which Tedford was the unwitting victim.
But it seems they were not satisfied with using
Capt. I. they were not content with compel
ling him to resign, but they put into his mouth
an address, on the occasion Of his forced resig-
nation, which places the Capt. before this COM
munity as the butt Of ridicule, to be laughed at
by men of all parties. We do not know who
wrote the Captis address, but this much is cer-
tain, he is a wag! But in, one thing he missed
his aim. BY putting an attack into the mouth
of the Capt. upon Mr.. Denise Denise, he expect
ed to excite the indignation of that gentlcman's 8
friends and provoke the Hawkeye to pitch in,
in which case the Capt. would be defended as a
martyr and his unwavering attachment for the
democratic, party forever secured by the raj
| " Of the organ and the party to his rescue
This community know Mr.. Denise and have not
waited to this day to learn his character from
Tedford. It is the latter gentleman who needs
defending, and that,too from, his friends!i .sl3
The Capt has spent time and money and given
away any amount of bad liquor, at least so the
BUCCANEERS say, and then, after securing what it
was never intended he should secure, an election,
he is forced to resign BY the same men who en-
,couraged him to run, knowing he was not eligi-
bic! Well what of it, are not the majorities
Of Corse, Jennings, Thompson &c. increased
and what care they for Tedford'ss money and
whiskey!8 ;ses