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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-03-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold at public auction to the high
w est bidder, on Monday the 2sth day Of
March, A. d. 1868, ut one O'Clock p VI. in front
of the premises in the village of Rutland, if not
previously disposed Of at private sale, the well
known property formerly owned and occupied by
johnson and Wood consisting of large Store
and Barn, only very short distance from the
Depot and the Bardwell House, and on the same
street and fronting the street leading to the New
L. S. Court House and Post Office, it being one
of the most desirable location for business. Said
premises are occupied by o. L. Robbins, Esq,
Terms of payment, one half down on delivery Of
decd the remaining half in two payments, one
half in 9 months and interest, balance in is
months with interest. Notes to be secured upon
the property. For further particulars enquire Of
John Prout, Esq, OF Col. Lyman P. White Of
Rutland, or the subscriber at Middlebury,
47;2w J. W. C0NROE,
Admr. the estate of AUSTIN JOHNSON.
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Fort Edward Institute. NY.
PRIVATE MEDICAL TR EATISE
on THE
Physiological View of Marriage

BY NJ. B. LACROIX, NJ. D.. ALBANY, n. Y.
$50 pages and 1870 I'm, and Plain and Coicred Lih-
ogrdphs and Plates
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS.
Sent free of postage to all parts of The U. States
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MARRIED..

In Leeds, Columbia Co, Wis, on the 24tn ult.,
by Rev. d. Sheldon, Mr.. WILLIAM II. MARVIN
to Miss ALMA a. HowARb, DO h OF Leeds-both
formerly of Vermont.
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CHAIRS CHAIRS!
- The first the worst,
The second the same
The last the best
OF all the game.
MIDDLEBURY HOUSE,
II A X RY NJ 0 OR Z
AIDDLKEURY, VI

PREE CARRIAdE to and from the Depot
STAGES for the following places stop and
start from this House
For Lake Champlaln, via Cornwall and
Shoreham leaves daily At u o'clock A. NJ
For Bridport, leaves daily at4 p NJ,
For Bethel. via Ripton and Hancock.
leaves every Tuesday. Thursday and Sstuf
day, at n o'clock A. NJ, 26tf
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Devine'sCompound PitchLozenges

Warranted to cure Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Group, Asthma, and C6nsump-
tion.
e. Sold by Druggists and Merchants gener-
ally throughout the country; also by the manu-
iaeturers, No. Wilson Lane, Boston, Mass Al
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

Advertisements, 10 insure insertion
same aeeek, should be handed in bg Monday noon.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONER NOTICE.
WE, the subscribers, being appointed ~
w the Probate court for the District If
New Haven, Commits sioners, 70 receive, ex
anime and adjust all claims and drnsrG~
OF all persons against the estate o;
WAIT SQUIER,
late of New Haven in said district, deceased
and also all claims aud demands exhibited i'll
offset thereto and six months Fl ON the l2th
day of February, 1855 being allowed BY
said court for that purpose we do therefore
hereby give notice that We sill atteId to the
business Of our said appointment at the late
residence of the deceased on Wedue sdsy this
3lst day of March next, and the 10Th day Of
August, from o'clock P NJ. until o'clock
p. VI on each of said days.
j NJ. LANGD0N.
OLIVER SMITH, Comrs
II. {. HUNT,
Dated at New Haven, thi. 10Th day Of Feb.
ruary 1858. 45;3w
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THE PLACE TO BUY FLOUR
NOTICE.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
PROVISION STORE.

The subscriber would give notice to the inhab-
,itants of Middlebury and vicinity, that he is now
Receiving a supply Of Family Groceries and pro-
visions, such as sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasses,
Butter, Cheese, Flour, by the h., or barrel, &C..
&C., also Bread and Crackers of various kinds.
Various kinds Of Fresh Meat, kept constantly
pn hand, and will be delivered to purchasers.
| ~ All the above articles will be sold at the
lowest cash price, for cash or ready pay.
No. South end of tn bridge.
46 A. WILLIAMSON
Addlebury, Feb. 20, 1868.
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MiddleburV Female Seminary

The Spring Qua,ter commences on Monday,
February %, and continues ten and Il half weeks
Pupils are not received for less than full guar.
ter, except by particular arrangement with the
Principal
Miss AGNES GORDON Principal and Preceptress.
MISS NJ. j. KNOWLES, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss E. C. LAWRENCE, Teacher of Drawing and
Painting.
Mr.. A. BoTr, Teacher OF Music and German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
Taifisn-In Elementary English, SO 90 Higher
English, 81 SO; Latin and English, Sc 90 Plano
$40 90 SingingS2 90; VocaI Music Glass, 90
Painting in Water Colors, - 90 IN Oil, S. 90;
Drawing, 81 90; French SO 90 German "a 90.
An extra charge Of 20 cents is made for ires
and sweeping.
Board-ln Seminary Boarding House, including
Room, Lights and Washing, s25 90 per quarter
the young ladies' finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided at cost.
Bills payable at the middle Of each quarter, and
no deduction is made for temporary absence.
AGNES GORDON
Middlebury, JAN 10, 1858.
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DIED.

n this town, on the 22d ult, HARRIET E.
SPENCER, wife of Benjamin Z. Spencer, and
daughter Of Thomas Fuller, aged % years.
In New Haven, OIL Tuesday March I'd, Mr..
AMOS MATHEWS, in the sixty sixth year of his age
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uAT Ribbons, Rnches and Tabs, Dress TriE
II mings, Frinses, Duglcs and Beads, FMs
Port Monies aud Purses, at
CHAPMAN & BARB0UR'S.
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NOTICE.

TT AVING resolved to sell out and close up
III business in this place, the subscriber would
call the attention of the public to the sale of his
dwelling houses and lots, which will be sold at q
verp low price.
n. B. Please call and examine the property.
"A; SIDNEY MOODY.
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NOTICE.

NUIICF.
A Ii who have unsettled accounts with the
n subscribers are hereby requested to cali and
make payment. 5. & W. 5. MOODY.
The subscribers will sell their stock of CROCK
cry at cost The attention Of merchants is So
licitej Call and see. S. & W. S. MOODY.
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IMPRESSION PAPER, ior sale at
C0PELAND'S NEWS ROOM.
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Letter, Cap and Note Papers, of all sizes ,grad'
and prices, from sl.2s to SO per ream
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WRITING BOOKS,
STATIONERY.

With and without copies. Composition Book
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NOW IS II H E II M E
70 BUY
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW TU BLICh HUNS.
DR.. Livingstone's Travels and Researches in
South Africa Surgeons Sermons, Life of Aaron
Burr White Lies, Mabel Vaughan, Moss Side,
Gaut Gurley, The Golden Age Of American Or
atory, and large variety Of other works too nu.
merous TO mention here.
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Small and large, Paper, Fancy and Leather
coyars
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
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Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Record Books,
Cash Books, Quarto Blanks, in variety of styles
of binding, at low prices.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
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This Invaluable medicine is unfailng in the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
female constitution is subject. 1t moderates all ex-
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TO MARKED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short tiine bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern.
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CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF pregnancy as they are
10 bring Miscarriage, but any other time they
are safe.
In all sof Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
IA the Back and Limbs Fatigue Oh slight exertion,
Palptation Of the Heart H seres and Whites, these
Pills will effect cure when all other means havo
fail ed, and althoasha powerful rem cly do not con
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JOB MOSES,
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
D;lrlIlg Exploit.

Nearly year ago, David Bell, worthy
and respected citizen Of Indiana, and
his son Charles, were lured to the bank of
the Ohio, under some false pretense, where
Ihey were torcibly seized by gang of
rufiians from Kentucky, aud carried to
Brandenberg, and confined in Jail under
pre,ense of having harbored fugitive slaves
IN Indiana. They had been thus confined
for nearly a year without being able to
obtain trial, and as they protested they
had never vioa ed any law, tile supposiIion
is, that il was no, intended that any trial
would ever be had, bu. that after keeping
them, rs i'll numerous other cases, unul
health WAS destroyed and euergy crushed
out, they would have been discharged or
given over to the mob.
But there were two other sons Of the
elder Bell, Horace and john. who had been
o; several years in California, but who, on
hearing oi tie kidnapping OF their father
and brother. closed up ;heir bu mess and
returned home. Oh tie Oh ult, in broad
day light, these Two men, armed in true
California style, crossed the River. pro-
ceedrd to the Jail, AMI by force liberated
their father ana brother, and made sue
ccssful retreat to their home.
Most Of the men Of ihe place, including
the jailor, were y! q barbacue in The neigh
bJrhood, which made the undertaking less
desperate, but as it was. it showed Il very
daring courage. The alarm Was imme-
diaely given. and several shots fred at
them before they sot across tie River but
without effect 1t will not probably be u
healthy place for kidnapping while these
men remain there. Ii such an exploit
had taken place in -1ustria their names
would nave been handed down in song and
story, but happening in the Democratic
town OF Bland.m3crs, Why, that altera
the case.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
Our Camdidnse fOr Congress.

We place III Its proper position, at the
head OF our columns, to-day, the name of
the Republican nominee for Con. ress,
Hon. n. II. Van Worries. He is so we'll
known to our readers that any personal
eulogum is quite unnecessary. AS We have
no taste for conducting a campaign
on the mere personal qualities of the can
didate, it is sufficient fer US to say on that
head, that our candidate, in all the rela-
tons of life, presents character without
blot or reproach--a reputation to which
we can point with entire satisfaction.
True, he is empha ically "a Selfmadv man,
who has earned the position he occupies
0Y honest labor-by persevering industry.
We have known him intimately for the last
sixteen years, and would be compelled to
say. at least, so much. if he were not our
personal 9nd political friend. And having
said this, we do not expect to refer again
to his private life during the campaign.
With his competitor, Mr.. Martin, we
have no acquaintance. So far as We are
at present advised, he, too, Is personally
unobjec tionsble; aud even if he We're not,
as before stated. we have no taste for
crusade upon his private character. Nor
10 We know from his own avowed senti
ments, in which division of the Demo
cratic party he chooses to be classed. This
will be ascertained in due time, unless he
shall prove himself a very successful, as
well as an "artful dodger." Until he has
had the opportunity to "de6no his posi-
ton" we do not feel called upon to define
il for him.
Setting aside then, all personalities, we
hup- to be able to place the contest on the
gro und that all honorable aud honest men
must wish to sce it placed-the political
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
rne Issne in ohio.

The Democratic State Convention adopt,
sd as new plank in their platform, that
hereafter no State shall be admitted into
The Union, untll she has population
equal to the ratio Of a Representative in
Congress" which now is 93,480 and
after 1860. will probably be 100 O00.--
Why is this new test to be applied p
Simply because it WAS demanded by the
pro-slayery disuuionis;s of the South.
Failing to force upon Kansas a pro-slayery
constitution against her will, the leaders
Of the party in Ohio have pledged them-
selves to resist her application as Jrce
,State, and thus force the continuance OF
The abhorred institution upon her rs a
Territory under the creatures Of Buchanan,
for years to come. And to this iniquiIoue
scheme every Democratic candidate in
Ohio is pledged by the action OF the
Convention.
TO show how this matter is viewed by
Democrats who are not prepared to sluldy
themselves. we quote from Forney's
Press" which is the organ of Douglas
in Pennsylvania, The "Press" says:
"The English Bill which was substi.
tuted for Leeompton pure and simple, is
an expedient Which only aggravates the
injustice originally con tenn plated. Il pro-
vdes that, Lecause the people Of Kansas
would not submit TO the outrage OF having
Constitution imposed upon them against
their will. they must be punished for their
contumary by being kept out of the Union.
Because il.ey would not tamely acquicsce
in the infection OF one wrong, another is to
bo meted out to them. Tie highway rob
bers OF Mexico make it rule that if
traveller peaceably submits to the plundei
OF his pockets, he is in other respects
treated a. gentleman, but if he resists
the robbery lie is murdered. The English
Bill Kansas policy is based upon prin-
ciple equally just and humane. 1t is
worse than itile--it is uicked, foolish and
unjusL--to persist in course founded on
such an idea. When the people of Kansas
peareaby and honestly form another Con
siituiion. hsve it ratified at the polls, and
ask admission into the Union under it, woe
10 the men who by blind adherence to
he English fnalty, may -cndcavor, for
attempting to drag Kansas into the Union
rs a slave Safe, with Constitution Oh.
noxious to her people, to add to the meas
ure of their injustice by voting against
ker admission rs free State, under a
Constitution ratified and approved by her
people They will be doubly condemned
by their outraged constituencies, and fall
from The high stations they have dlsgraced
"Eke LuciIer, never to rise sgain."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
For the Telegraph.


! MEssRs EDrroRsi My attention has been
called 10 an advertisement which appeared
| IN your lah weeks issue, in winch con
temptible scamp, signing himself "Chas Car
el, made an attack upon me and my buSi-
ness, in terms that would have done credit
to the verest blaokguard in the land, the
| whole thing being no more nor less than a
| perfect tissue Of fasehpud and slauder.
Among other thi"gs, he inflrn,S the public
| that he can take "beiter pictures Tor 90 cents
than we do FOR one dollar Now, Mr.. I'd
| thr IN order 10 test the sincerity OF the above
piece of hombaSt we rake the above men
toned "CharleS Carel," the following prop
oSltlon, which we dare him to acct pl. We
: viii deposit so or 3lo0, IN the hands Of any
responsible citizen of Pomeroy, he to deposit
a like amount with the same. He can take
any citizen he nay cbpose, and take two
! four, or six Impressions his best. We
| take he same person and lake one. half the
number he does and send I he pictures TO Gin
| cnna!i to Artists. lie TO select one, we
another and they third, ana the "iellow"
who makes the Test picture takes the whole
amount Of money so deposited. As the afore
SAID "Chas." is Of Il sporting turn, we ma },
! expect to have some fun when he accepts the
/ above proposition In conclusion ! wall say
to the pnblic that | am now taking very much
| inner pictures ;han have ever been taken in
Pomeroy, us | do not work N half house
sile light room, bu am provided with the best
arrOnged light ever on The Ohio River. Re
member we take no IS cent SHADOWS, but
| warrant every picture for all tine.
N. u. The public are respectfully invited
to call on board and examine our specimens,
and compare them with some Of "CarePS." b"
which we have taken over.
SILT J, @. MOORE Floating Artist.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
+ | Il S! FITS!! Sill!
HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPi1ept FilIs,

FOR TIE CrRE or FITS sR+sMs, ALL NERVOUS
AND CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
Persons who are aborns under any distressing
mHlady will find HAscE's VEGETABLE EPtLEPrtc PtLLs
to be the only remedy discovered for curing Epi-
lcpsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess specific action the ncrvnu
system; and. although they prepared espcciall,
for the pnrpose Of curing Fits they will be found Of
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has .een prostrat
or shattered FROM any whatever. In Chronic
complaints diseases of Aaug standing supernduced
by nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price, So pcrboX, ortwo boXes for S5 Persons ont
of the city. enclosing remittance will have the p!i!A
sent them through the mail free of postage. For sal
by SETH 5. ScE No. jog Baltimore street. Baltimore
Md, whom orders from all parts of the Union nusl
be addressed, paid. tJan. 10, '5s.-2-Iy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

principles that will be promoted. and the
effects of those principles upon the later.
csts Of The country, which are involved 10
the success or defeat of the gentlemen
now before the people. This we shall en
leavor 10 do from week to week throug|
The Telegraph, frEly, fearlessly, and il.
such manner Ms shall bring no regret fo'
The piopreties OF social intercourse vic
lated, or truth outraged, when the stIug-
gle is ended and the excitement of the hour
shall have passed away. We hope too to
be able to meet many of our fel!ow-ci,i-
zsns, in their township gatherings, to dis
cuss before them the great principles
which we conceive 10 form the basis Of our
institutions, and on tie successful main
tenance Of which depends the very exist
ence of popular freedom and prosperity,
believed by many wise and good men to BE-
in jeopardy from the mrlness Of that Sec
tiona fanaticism which SO unfortunately
controls the powerful machinery Of the or
ganization. calling itself "the Democra-
cy." We have not Time 10 ester into the
discussion Of t! oae principles to-day, bu
beg our readers, aud especially thos~ of
hem who have hitherto acted with the
Democratic party. to permit their clear
convictions to control them in the pIemi
Caa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
Thc Way the yaoacy goes.

The various Custom Houses, form con
venient nesting Places for good Lecomp-
ton men, whore party services can thus
be paid for at the public expense In
House officers, constitute no whole of ,he
Buchanan Democracy. In order to ge,
up a show at all, the hangers op at these
repositories of public money, have to Je
multiplied indefinitely. BesiIrs, when
the people rsjec. one OF the faithful Ia
Medill for instance Of course he must be
provided for by the President How can
this be done, but to pu, him nto Custom
House at u good salary. Here is Il state
ment made by Senator Wilson in late
speech III the Senate, which shows the
utter recAlessness, and corruption of the
practice. Take Wiscasset. for instance,
whore eight men are employed at salaries
which amount to Scvcn thousand dOIt0'S
to collect just oae Aandred and Mj,ry dot-
iQrs! Is it any wonder thai the Admins
tratiou, after spending all the revenue, has
to borrow money to pay off these laekcys !
The Seuaor stated
There ale at Niagara 20 men employ
ed, at All expense ot $4,000, 10 collect
SO 900 a. Osweyo, 23 men, ut y "a, 900,
to collect So. 900; al Buffalo, % men, at
$1,000, To collect i;lu, JOG at Platts-
l. O Il 4 Z M IA. o
600; a. Burlington, 80 men, at SIG. 900.
to collect SO, 500; NJ Wiscasset, 8 men at
$1,000, TO collect $l30 at Portsmouth.
2I men, at SILL 900, to collect s5 500 !;
at Newburyport, l3 men, at Sc 200, to
collect SO. 800 at Marblehead, 8 men, a.
80. 200, to collect $3.50; at New Bedford,
ii men, at 81 $40, to collect ~ 800 at
Perth Amboy. I3 men, at $4 500, 10 col
lect y 800; at Norfolk. 33 men, AT S49.-
600, to collert Sc coo at OcracOke, 3
men, at SO, 900, to collect $82 AT Toledo.
7 men. at $4 400, to collect S577 +; At
Detroit. 10 men, as S3. 100. TO collect
$495 : at San Francisco, l3I men, at
S4o2. 900, to collect y $50, 600 At Be-
nicia, men, at 81. 400, to collect 80, 300 +;
at Stockton, man, at So. lCO, to collect
Sl43 at Sacramento, man, at $3. 600,
to collect &4G2 /; at San Diego, 4 men, at
81, coo, to collect $50; NJ Monterey, 3
men, at 81, ESQ, to collect 5i5 at San
Pedro, Z men, at 81 2J0, To collect S;3Ji.
A glance at these figures wil suiIire to
convince any man that the nnuber Of en-
ployees at these places has hecn ps p"sr!y
in order 10 afford snug places
for politicians whom IT, party ends it
necessary - 4eHatd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
POMEROY ACADEMY.

Fall Term to commence on Wednesday =,
.Sep'. /.
Win er Term, on Wednesday. Nov. 10.
f. f. SPALDING, A. B. PR1NcIpAI.
Mrs. JULIA A. SPALDlNG, FIRST
ASSISTANT.
THIS Institution has been under the care of
the present Principal for Que year, nnd he
pledges himself, that, during his cont u
ance, no pains will be spared 10 render the
school profitable to all; espec oil attention
gwen to those desiring 10 teach. Expert
enced and thorough assistants, and Sucs only,
w'il be employed.
Connected with this Institution is a well
selected Chemical and Philosophical appa-
ratuS; also, tor illu ,iralIohS in Physiology,
Cutters large Outline Charts are used
The opportunities aiFIrded at this school
tor instruction adapted to the business oE
life, fcr teaching, or preparation for college.
are thought to be equal to those offered at
any similar institution.
Instruction in Ol! Painting can be had IL
desired. For further particulars apply TO the
Principal.
aug24- n34w3.
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GrsslisSsIC.

III. Louisville "Democrat &" and sever.,
,1,,m :, T.,,,,,,u a,,--,,,.. -
'''' p"rI' ., n!' "'e o''''oi! III
iaVOr OF douglas AND his ANA i-Lecompton
policy; but for the sake OF tie party, sup.
ported the I.ecomptop- buchanan candi.
',,,os q, ,h,. rsc.n, ..I.c,;,n o,3 hr ,h.;r
=.
enorts eec"'1a tasir elec''"h' uo' win
reduced maJ"iry from last year. For This
important aid, tie President, through his
or,,an the ..lTuion ,hus ratrrrs L;s
L'7,I.a W., ho ..,.,.,.,A,.;,, -,
,,'''"' -, ,''~ '''' ,'''' ~
|ouh' y ""i nara |" receive Slnli''E thanEa
when the election is over. But see wAa;
the "Uuion'' SAYS:
.,D c,.
D''. '''p 'o'e VI ~, 4hN"'u'Hy IS mo- mercy
" c.uS.''Ha o'o" " '''e a. P.F''.l"hs o' MI
O''''ehoeh ilF an" I'e PPop'e parry move
".'n'' ~ nc" - was '' S"9e'' F." % =" 'e =
't''' 'eo""e % ~ NT~y'"S' "'o' a We
'''"" "' '''T N''.no III nm "'Ny, was en-