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Bronchiti. aud Cough Cured.

Boston, August Is
Mcssrs. S. W. FowLE Co,-Gcntlcmcn; Aaving been
troubled for considerable time with bad Cough and Iro
chial Affection was induced to try bottle Of DR.. Wisar,
Bdisdm Of wa cherry, which | am happy to say entirely
removed the difficulty deem hut justice say thus much
for the benefit Of those who may be similarly afflicted
GEORGE II. DAVIS,
Firm OF llALLEr X DAVIS Pianofortc Manuf's Boston
hereby certify that am personally acquainted with Geo
H. Davis Esq, and have the fullest confidence in the anv,
statement H. a. BARRNWS, Late Prdcficitg Physic ian
None Genuine unless signed I. BRTTs the wrapper
SETH W. Fowler h Co, 1873 Washington Street, Boston
Proprietors. Sold by their agents a folows;-
Brdttieb0r0-Joseph Clark, J. W. llolton; West Drate
boro--A, Dunkee; Putuey-C W. keyesj Townshend-O T
Buerheld; Warsboro-J g. Higgins; South Londonderry
j. L. Picrcej Wmington-J. Il o. y. Swift Jamaica-A
MuEzey.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES. DIR. DU.

L ~ PDNCOS fhENtH PEhlODlCAL PlllS,
Infabe in removing stoppages Irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing new hut have been used by the
Doctors for many years, both in France and America with
UNPARALLELED In every and he Is urged by many
ladies' who have used them make the Pills Public
for the alienation Of those suffering from any irregularities of
whatever nature as well to prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will rot permit an Increase Of family
Pregnant females those sfposig themselves So are eau
prietor responsibility aef the above admonton,
although their mdness would mischief to health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full ana eNpct d.
rcctions accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent Brateboro VT Sold also by Druggists
or Ladies' by enclosing him 81 to Draeboro Post Office
have the Pills sent (conhdenay) by return mail Re
member and ask for Dr. DuPoneos Golden Pills Signature
on each box
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. S.

~ The Probate Court for said District -
To all whom It may conccrnGREETISG You are hereby
notified that EDWIN W.STENENS, Guardian u GEORGE
L., AUSTIN c., and ALBERT A. GRAVES, minor herJ Of
DEXTER GRAVES late of Gulford, deceased, has made a
plcaon writing this Court for license sell the whole
the Real Estate Of his said Wards the ground that such
sale will be beneficial to his said Wards and that this Court
will decide upon said application at the session thereof to he
held the Probate Office, IN rattleboo, in said District
18th day Of March, A. D. 1851 when AMI where you
he heard in the premises, II you see it.
IL y. lOLBROOK Register
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&c. &c. &c. &c. &c &c. &c.
FEBRUARY AGRICULTURIsT, 1857.

CONTENTS.
WORK MoSTn-CALKSDAR oF 0PRRAr1oys-Appe
Trees bearing neutrality-suspicious. Cuure-Ashe from lard
Coal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Anmals-neans full chapter on
varieties culture, &cCha, Misunderstanding food for
imas-Cor the Oregon Cranberres, Upland Currant,
MISUNDERSTANDING plan for cheap one, Observation-Disclosures
Boysfamers Clubsfences How To Makc-Forcsts Pres
eryaton Of, Sc.Garlensrape Cutdre, No. ., (sec Jan
-Gnpes under Glass-Iioney Substitute, new-ce, Thawng
from Penstocks-laor diversion fa-eavcs value of
saving-Manures No. (see Jan -oyster Shells value
Pear Tees-poutry Sending to Market-Prunng, Time and
Mode-Rural surroundings No I, MISUNDERSTANDING,
PeabodysSye for HogsJuGAR CANE Chinese, original
picture Of the plant by the Editor also directions
cultiyation-1im Bunker ESQ., the Farmers Club &C. Sc,
r. Nc Ec Er Gr Er
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The 0ryeendied Biiters have no equal as tom
&c medicine, and as IL contains no alcohol, is es-
recay adapted to the delicate constitution of fe-
males suffering from any arrangement Of the
natural functions, weakness or irregularity, ner-
vous debility, &c.
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DEATHS.

In Dummerston, March 3D. Of consumption, MRS LCCIN-
DA p wife Of George West OF Rushford, Minnesota, and
daughter Of Stephen French Of Dummerson, aged %
In Westminster West, March LIST, MRS. MARY ANN, wife
N. H. aged 80. In Westminster March lst MRS AsENETlI
DOLBY colsred LADY, aged 100 years She had been
Town Pauper II years. slave In the
New York escaped Vermont years
In Winchester N. H., Feb. 20 Of consumption, MR. OTIS
BARRETT, aged 81 years and months.
In Gilsum N. H. March ID, EMILY r., wife Of VIM Com
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MARRIAGE s..

IL this village, at the tevere House Narc l0h by Row
Geo. II. Deere, MR. JOHN THOMPSON II ftehhure, Mass
and MISS ELIZABETH " ATT NJ Greenicl, Mass.
In West Bratcboro, Feb ~, by Rev. j. Chandler MIR
LUKE T. BOND OF Dummcrston, and MISS SARAH PIElICk
Of West Brattlcb0ro.
In Wilmington, March sh, by Chas. ~ Davenport ESD
MIR. L. A. COVE, of GAINESVILLE, Wis, and Miss MARIE
LOUISE HAYNES, If Wilmington.
In Nottingham, March l. by Rev Mr.. Ballou, MIR. TIIOM
AS SMITH and MRS. RELIEF BElIS both of Nottingham
In Cayendsh, Feb. II, by Rev. MIR. Ely, MIR. DANIEL
ARMS, Conductor H. SJIRR, and MISS SUSAN r. GOwDIt
of Cavenlish
In Fayetteville March ls by Rev. o. WARREN MIR. JAMES
o. ADAMS AMI MISS EMELINE VI. FREEMAN, both %
Newane. March ., by the same, MIR. CALVIN HARRIS q
Brateboro and MISS DlANAli NJ GALE u T0wnshend
In south Londonderry Feb %, by Rev. s. Pierce, MR.
FRANCIS n. BALL and MISS MAIIALA THOMPSON.
In Springfield February "a, by Rev l.. Hayd NH HEN
RY FRANKLIN BILLINGS, x MISS HARRIET FRANCE
SIM0NDS. both Of Rockingham.
In Stamford, February ~, by the Rev. A. W. Gooinow
ABRAHAM Il. GARDNER ESQ of Bennington Center an,
MISS CYNTHIA T.. BROWN Of Stamford.
In Wilmington, February II, by Chas n Davenport Esq.
JOSEPH G. BROWN and ELMIliA 7. STAFFORD, both 0
Nottingham.
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Recently Horace Greeley agreed to lecture at
Geneva, Wisconsin, and took train for Geneva.
At Geneva he arrived, but after fruitless cnqui-
ry for the lecture committee he ascertaincd that
no appointment for a lecture had been made there
but was informed that there were two Genevas-
one in Wisconsin and the other in Illinois-and
that he in the latter, while the former was the
place he designed to visit They say, for once
Horace looked dstonished!
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Westminster, IS.

~ The Hon. Probate Court for said District -
To all persons Interested IN the Estate Of JAMES RAY late
Of jamaica, deceased, Greeting Whereas PRUDENCE H..
RAY the widow n said deceased has made application To said
Court assignment her II tile personal Estat of
said deceased You hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon said application the session Of said Court o
be held at the Inn Of THOMAS EVANS In Townshcnd, in
said District the first wednesday In April A. u. 1857,
when and where you may he heard in the premises II you
fit. BENJA. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton March 8, 1857. 3wl1
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poses, at a cheaper rate than clay can be made in
TO bricks. APatent has already been procured for
the invention, and it is spoken of in the highest
quarters, as one of the most valuable of the day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-14

The Courier says reverend theological profess
sor, in speaking of the New York Independent, re-
marked, "The editors are able men, and some of
the contributors are valuable. The principal de-
feet in the paper is that it has experienced
religion,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-14

VEGETABLE PrLNosARy .DALsiN, for Injections Of the
Throat, Lungs aud chest.
The expression Of opinion II ALFREp GuItr NJ D. Bnson
Mass -lvng prescribed the Vegetable Pulmonary Baisa
in many lung complaints, with uniform success, can with
confidence recommend its for all those affections for which
1t is oIere, a remedy"
JONI BERRY, NJ D., of Saco, Me-, says ;-'During n
practice Of trenty years have used all the popular
remedies for Coughs and am well satisfied that your Psgeab
Pulmonary Baisam is best and hope will lie better know
and more generally used"
Inquire for by its whole name, and take no Other
Reed, Cutler Co.. Druggists, BOSTON, propreors. Price
SOC. and 81. Sold in Brattleboro by JOSEPH CLARK
Donation Visit. The friends Of the Rev Mr.. Deere,
~l make er suDrsl v-t the Inv.rsli.i Church hall
present. and contributions they may III to make viii
he thankfully received.
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MARCH AGRICULTURIsT. 1857.

Pant OF
Work FOR THE MONTH A
beautiful, instructive article.
CALESEAR or OPERATION FOL
MARCIA catalogue Of worl
tn be done In the Field. Or
chari, Garden, Green ant
lighthouses, interspersed will
many valuable hints. Thii
is a special FEATURE Of hi.
journal. The Cdienddi
lays out ones mork befor,
him, and materially aid
and sysfemdfizes his plans
APPLEs-Cooking dried.
AsPARAous-Raising early.
BAsIL-value Of, and culture.
DEASs-A good kind.
BREs-Spling care.
Broom GoRS-ifull chapter OF
Culture.
BARLEY-Sprouts killing COWS
Cows-Spaying mixers.
DRAINING SOILS, No. 1-Rlrs
Of n thorough series.
GRAFTISG-Directions for.
GRAPE CULIuRE-No. 3.
Grass LASDs-Renoyating old
HoMEsTEADs - Two amusinI
and instructive pictures.
HoME-The Rural.
Hot BEDs-llow 10 prepare
with illustrations.
LAMpS-Dead ones on trees &c
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DE FAD THIS. DIR. COMEGYS MAN
Il u ufactures MINERAL TEETH, with con.

TINUOUS GUNS fused to the patc,-a and beautiful
feature a desidcratum In mechanical dentistry
In the insertion Of 1rfLfcid Teeth by my methos certain
essential points attained lst, They arranged
render them ectual IN mastcatun 2nl, They rstur
the o the mouth better than other style and
adapted In color the and complexion Of the patient
3D. They constructed make them much strongc
than work. and lthy, they be neatly and eas
repaired broken All other styles Of work done my oic
sonahle terms and warranted.
MAIN ST, HRlTII EnoRo VT. ITO
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SAP BUCKETS.

I 900 FIRST QUALITY SAP BUCKETS, ALSO, HOOP
L Iron and Riyets, for sale by,
WILIIsroN, TYLER 4 co.
Brattleboro, Feb. II, 1857. owl
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APRIL AGRICULTURIST, 1857.

The April AGRIcULruRIsr In II preparation, will
contain sixty 10 seventy articles SPRING WORK. with
many excellent hints the various things he through
out the month II will be the best paper issued.
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r oTTERIEs. THE wELL-KNOwN MA

7 OTTERIES. THE WELL-KNOWN MA
ryand Consolidated Lotteries If which r. FRANCE Go.
managers chartered by the State Of Maryland and
commissioner elected by the people who Is supern
tend and certify that everything connected with them done
strictly honorable manner and that the interests Of par
ties who reside at distance well protected they
themselves present at the drawing Another fact which
the managers call attention to- is that all persons have legal
right u send orders for tickets Maryland lotteries ARE L.
gaiied by special law In that lottery drawn every
day Of the month. II particular class nahe orders
filled in the drawing "a take place after the communca
tim hand The prices Of tickets vary from 81 to $50
No tickets are however unless the money for the same Is
sen, with the order Tie drawings upon the principle Of
me number each ticket (ar the Havana pan and Ter
nary combination. Prizes vary in amount from $50 to $780,
All orders for tickets packages will receive rrupta
tention and the drawings mailed tn all purchasers immediate
ly after 1t il Address r. II. HUBBARD co.
ly1 No. 80 fayettc st., or Box No. 10,
jan. 1857. Baltimore, Maryland.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Real Estate For Sale

IN The subscriber will sell private sale the Real
..iH Estate II the late GEORGE FOX deceased, situate
llttl and half miles Westward from the village Of
Wilmington, containing about 800 II land, with all
essary buildings and fences In good repair. The
this arn Is VI the best Ia Wilmington being on the stage
rad leading from Bracpro tn Bennington, and will he
such terms IN offer great inducements any who
DESTROYS u making money by farming. Said farm
snbc for the keeping II dairy for raising stock lib
cra credit will b. given fr part 81 the purchase money 4
desired For further particulars call on the subscriber.
DAVID BILLS, Administrator.
Wilmington, Feb. o, 1851,
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO,

- The Probate Court for said District -
To all persons interested In the Estate Of HUGH QUINN late
OF Wilmington decreased GREETING You hereby noti-
lied that this Court will make assignment to HANNAH
QUINN widow Of said deceased from the personal property
said deceased the session thereof to he held nj the
Judges Office, in Bratlebro In said District on the last
Thursday Of March, A. D. 1851 when aud were ynu may be-
heard in the premises, n you sue 1T.
10 y. HoLBRooK, Register.
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S P E CIAL MOTTO ES.


10000 Letters Received in Two Years from which
tracts are gvena speaking in the highest terms Of the
PARALLEL merits and universal Of Dr.. DUPONCOS
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
Read the foiiowing:-
FROM Mrs. r., OF BROADWAY, n. I'll have for the
last ten years suffered extreme pain in head and back
previous to- and about the time when should have my MONTH
y sickness, much dreaded each months appearance
At last by the advice Of lady friend commenced to use
your Golden Pills, and found almost instant relief after
using two boxes by taking two pills only the expected pc
RODS passed through without distress any kind and now
find unnecessary to use them, having been entirely
See nt-Ileaded,-"A Card to the Ladies'"
N blades young old need have no dclcacy In asking
for DIR. DUPONCOS GOLDEN PILLS hut II they prefer
it, by enclosing slO0 to the General Agent through the
cboro Post Office they vii be sent to any part Of city
country by return mail
JOSEPH CLARK, Agent for Drattlcboro
POND MORSE, &" Rutland.
FRED. +. SMITH, Montpelier
TllE0. PECK Burlington
Remember the ingredients composing the GOLDEN PILLS
is known to every Agent aud may depended upon See
the signature, J. DUPONCO, upon every Box
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from AND STEET.

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF IRON AND STEEL, OF
wILLIST0N, TYLER co.
Feb. II, '57. 6w7
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CONTENTS.
KITCHEN GARDEN - Planning
work for.
ONION CuLruRE-full chapter.
Ox-YoKEs-llints on.
; PEACH CuLrrRE-No. l.
PEAR-The virgalicu.
PgAs-Garden culture, a COM
plete chapter on.
} PLASTs-0ver feeding.
porAToEs, EARLY-liow to get.
PRESERVING fRuITs-EdltOr's
experience this season.
. PRuNING-When and how.
PUMPKINS, &c.-Mlxing Seed.
RAINY DAY RAMBLEs Of n Far
mer, No. Very good.
RuuBARB-A growers expert
ence.
Scion CUTTISG-Directions.
SEEDS - Important hints on
:. proving before planting.
.sHEEP-0rigin Of Merino and
!, Illustration.
STRAWBERRY CuLTuRE--No. 3.
SuGAR-CANE SEED-Economiz-
ing.
ToBAcco-A full and very COM
:, plete chapter on culture,
care, harvesting, &c.
rRREs-planting and grating.
fREEs--Best Ornamental.
WooDLAND-White Pines, &c.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

"a A first class large and commodious House,
l...M formerly occupied by J. ~ BRADLEY, Esq. For
Jl2 sab, and possession given the first Of April
Apply TO n. d. WILLlSToN.
March j. 1857. ulO
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A UCTION. ANADJOURNED SALE
wrt- attachments, a
other articles mention, III take place Mon-
dny March 9th inst. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the dwell
ling house Of said Packer. c. c. LiNDE, Dep. sheriff.
Guilfori, March "a, 1857. 2w1O
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FARRI FOR SALE.

-. One Of the pleasantest locations in the val
aq ley Of the Connecticut off red fr SALE situate on
nGA the main road leading frUm Bfatilcboro Bellows
Falls, within twenty minutes rde " the former comprising
Iu td, suitably divided int pasture, tage and wood land
well watere and wooed with thrifty growth u pine, oak
&C. Also, orchar and young orchard " grated
Fruit In bearing condition.
The Buildings consist of two story House with
venenty nsedj barn 81 by 80; graincry carriage house,
wodshel, &c, all in good repair with yarl well stocked
with fruit and ornamental trees vines shubbcry &c Water
brought to the house aud barn IN aqucucis from
falling spring % pure spft water.
gT Or f.wi sell the buiId 'ngs together with abont o
acres Of land.
The above of r. rare opportunity fr the gentleman Turner
the II business. CHJNCIl MILLER
Erattcboro, March D. 1857. TITO
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"a The FARM lately owned by zEinrEs DICKINSON
tiM deceased Brattleboro Depot and bounding on
..l2 Connecticut Ryerwit House and convenient
will he rented Tor term Of
given on the first Of April next. l.. G. MEAD, Guardian
r. T. DICKINSON.
Bralteboro, February 18th, 1857. S
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AUCTION SALE.

oTATr nr7- IE.pl1N Nj, ,.st-.-- .s-->,..---
T. all persons interested In the Estate II ABIGAIL STE
BINS late oi Vernon deceased, GREETIyo l ou hereby
notified that this will decide upon III, allowance n the
Of LBENEZER HOWE, Administrator upon said Es
tate aud decree distribution thereof among the heirs u said
deceased, Mt the session thereof To h held nj the Judges Once
in rAttliro In said District, tie last Friday Of March,
A. D. 1851 when whore yuu may h heard in the PREMISES
II You see fit POI ,. IOLBilvOk, Register.
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THE PUTNEY COMMUNITY

OFFER TO SELL THEIR PROPERTY LYING IN
~ the village Of utney consisting Of farm, wood and pas
lands, several of Thioh under garden cult
UdOn containing 800 Fruit Trees Of choice varieties, Grapes,
Currns Blackberres Raspbercs, half Of Straw
berries &C. &c Several dwelling houses and store building
are comprised in the premises. Also GRiST MILL
with three runs Of stones, and fair patronage.
The above property viii be sold together separately IN
suit purchasers and reasonable terms For further inor
nation inquire Of L. q. MEAD ESQ., Dattletoro or Of Ia NJ
W0RDEN, the premises.
Putney, VT, Feb. Is, 1881,
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AMERICAN AGRICULTuRlsT.

ORANGE JUDD, 1oi water st. sTerms-one Dollar
Publisher prop'r. New-York AYear in Advance
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Remember the Ingredients composing the GOLDEN PILLS
known to every Agent and may depended upon See
the signature, J. DuPoNC0, upon every Box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-26

N the delegates that sleo,ed 10 form a
STATE a uiu uon they IN capitol the
orsi honosy In Sept. moer next large majority OF sne-e
men are PR els aad there doabl but thai 10
VIII firm ooosutut,n vi clause recogo ztns Ati,tr
slave 'abor thtlt Il unsar ain shetner or no. "
~ he submitted g. the ratification OF the peoDe altar u T.
" med, from he isS thai the IeoDe voied unserstsoi
nsN 81 the ime OF eeciBg the csndidaes; they all
AIRED tn nkeve4 10 favor Of ksapst African slave
Sn CO the elect to-e de egstes the Eme ant Aa =,
c,et, and iAnstasm The No,,h hsv empred their pnn
hourts anc pei teniiares them ont with
torosts psupers sno thev r. and tns, no. have con
siderable msJoty It my opinion that they ill fexe
ard pe,i,h during the next winter So " II suamt
t. the pc pie al al IL will only he TO th,'e who mao
their by the 18th day or March last
ibsi ,ms sc had m. jority in the rerrtjry it
the policy OF TIE black repuo loan art ~ ke3
up The excitement VI Kanfe' Territory, and pre-
writ Is from being A,m,ted STATE nm
III the election OF the next President, in 1850
10 seite the diHlc lltss N Kansas would des ro.
heit thuncer take their O. ila aud theft party
temple to PIT teer bogus lave In 70 ce In L, Trslce
Gov Walker being April cd OF their n.entoo. Issued
,rsm.or sp1 called out portioo Of he Ua'et Stse.
troop put end to their reasonable condnn at once
The troops are III In Lawrence, and think vii rem,in
here the purpose Of enforcing the laws 10 ooec "a
the They say they stu fight the troops oe'ore
they sill raw their taxes an Of the opinion We WI,
have collision hen the tax gatherer tsr,s and u 3d.
thsre Ia telling where It will stop rhs bl.nK epubn
travelling the Territory sking patmmat,ry
Is, u,gpg the free siAe people org mta-y
panic. IN county for tue purpose Of makog re.auc
~ The ter -it rial coisiop en- ,uld occur, will
keep posted am, With high regard, YOU truly,
WM p. fAIN
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Our Rebrassa correspondence.

OMAHA CRY, n {, August IL, 1857.
The Election in Nelraska-7he Cdndi !ac and tie Cdsoa-
General Naos, dc.
Since my last weeks hasy letter IN the HERALD san
cient in - satsy the people that Fen
Ferguson lie elected although the majority 10 v@y
email He il Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the
Territory he received the nomination by ANAL
Ion, called upon rectoDai ISSUE and In ioed whas
might str city be ter med anti conventioa
The general choice Of the maj rty Of the actual
tide citizens Of The Territory John rhaye', but
issues, and he ~a defeaSed by sm al N orty Dc
territorial repre- al and not representative
OF any faction olQoe. His vote Ia BY far the b0n md
met respectable given for any candidate.
Chapman our last representative, had the vote II
the speculators an perant Of Nebraska He IL
quite opuAr amongst the actual % tiers He oauno4 BY
any means be rgsroed Of tn peoples
INT rest here, or indeed democrat, only tor se1sh,
sch6 mug purposes u few accord
ibg 10 authentic state ents free soer; but he b
no. politically dssd--so peac, TO his ashes.
p. Rankin, another candidate, the weakest one In
the fed He Ia hard coguzed, and would not 40 In
justice 10 him (the Know Noth q csndidat) by sinking
him any lover poll cal set nation he presens
The House OF Rep efentaves and Council Teri ny
r this winter 20 lar )aole OF 10 tying from The
reported 70 have been elected be far respeoA
bic bodies than any previsus ones.
Our crops OF corn poaoe' ~ look hne, Ar more pre-
mitiDs than Ia any song and indeed he
o. some our counties very large. Ia Dodge and
Carr counties (he 30 largest, hink In the Territory
bere are crops enough for heavy smigrsn There
Ia bu. hs sickness Ia The ferrit no, peca-
able Of home sickness Property 10 low AAd
proving the benefits Of thar act and the Land Oioe %
oaiy Gro rded