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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-10

IN youth b not 90 EoVs you have arrived al
an age when you should lay aside party strife.
lie lesa O partisan and more pgtrioL" With
lhls feeling ! went 20 finish niy public ser
vices, II have failed in any respect, IL msst
BIO attributed a. the unconquered irailities Of
poor human nature Laughter and cheers
dlFcEted myself 40 far as possible, Of a
partisan feeling, and earnestly endeayored %
do my duty 20 my country, ! was actuated
by just motives, and did not ask for popular
oplnion, and sought 60 do what was just and
right"
II is the misfortune aud disgrace Of our
times that politics and morality have been di-
yorced and continue "a at 'stisnee with eurh
other. 30 imperious and unprinoipcd has
been the demon Of party spirit that the at
tainment Of popularity or official promotion
has been sought and often obtained though At
a sacrifice ofeyerything that constitutes worth
or virtue In individual character, So gener-
al too, has this been, thai most Of our na.
lional legislation has come 10 be yenal, and
integrity and patriotism In the peoples repre-
sentatifesnrc looked upon asaltributes almost
superhuman, and whenever manifested are
straightway advertised and put upon cxhibi-
lion, This, We know, Is humilatug con-
fessinn Of the Imperfect working Of our pop
uar elections, and II We, for moment. be-
lieye there existed 40 remedy Tor the evil, or
that the remedy would ultimately fail of q
general application, w should forthwith abb
jurc all reliance upon the success ofour dem
ooratio Institutions but W. have some CON
iidcucc still IN the general intelligence and
integrity Of the masses Of the people, and We
trust, moreover, that, alarmed aud indignant
at the shameless proaigacy Of many TO whom
they have recently entrusted the control Of
State and National affairs, they viii, ere long.
yindcate themselves from all suspicion Of APP
proving political yillainy, and consign is uu-
thors 10 priylt, life, with their mcrited re-
ward Of public soorn and inmmy,
With the evidences Of official delinquency
so manifest IN our national Congress, Il Is re-
lrcshing 10 eoutide In the assurance Of one of
Ia members that he -Aad determined 10 be
more MA patriot and iess a poitician," and
that acipafed by his moiire he had endearor.
ei 10 do Wlai ras just and Tyhi wihom ask
ing .Jor tie concurrence Of popular opinion
and We trust tia; the reception which the
Hon, Senator received from his constituents.
the assurance too Of grateful "Well done"
accorded TO him from the heart Of the nation,
viii teach others that political integrity
is still appreciated among the people, and
more than that also, that It Is likely to be,
come, as it has not recently been and /, not
now, the primary qualification requisite for
securing through their suilfages, elevation 10
posts Of honor, trust or power.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-10
Tho Fifth in Boston.

Monday last WAS perfect DAY, Cor all pur.
poscs Of celebrations, as has happened 70,
many years. We learn from Boston papcr.
that no celebration has occurred in that cit,
which has passed of more satisfactorily "a
the citizens and visitors from abroad, than
that which took place under the auspices of
the city government on Monday. A most
noticeable feature Of the day was a monster
concert on the common in the morning by
four of the military bands united in one
The Committee on Music engaged all the
available musical talent Of the city and uni
ted them into one grand orchestra, under the
leadership Of Mr.. b. A. Burditt of the Brig
adc Band. The orchestra thus united was
composed Of the Boston Brass, Brigade, Me
tropolitan, ant Germania Military Bands, all
forming grand combination Of eighty pieces
TO which was added, as a grand and novel
effect, the guns Of detachment of the Light
Artillery, which spoke in unison with the
bands, in the "three grand chords" which
opened the concert, and in the fortissimo
passages of our national mir, Hail Columbia.
In both instances the salvUs from the artigIc-
ny spoke in perfect time, and the effect was
peculiarly grand and effective.
Another striking feature Of the day WINS
the balloon nseensons. Mr.. John Wise and
his son Charles each made very successful
voyages. Mr.. Wise took with him two pms.
scngers. But the ascension which created
the most interest, perhaps, was that of Mr..
Wise's balloon, "Ganymede.0 No passcn-
gers accompanied her, but instead the car CON
tanned an lndia-rubbcr bag, alright, filed
with letters, documents, newspapers, &c. In
the car was also n loaf of genuine Boston
bread, bottle Of American wine, bottle
sealed, in which was letter directed to the
finder, requesting an answer, together with
sundry Other matters of interest. The ascent
was very Ann. The balloon took north
westerly direction, gradually rising and ex-
tending, and finally disappeared in the soft
hlna AZ he r. -uETJsrteJf rfIdF The
balloon will ever be- obtained, but is hoped
il descends, whether on sea or land.
that it may fall into hands who will reply TO
the letter inclosed in the bottle. Much curl.
osity will be excited TO know it's final dosti !
nation.
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LOCAL AND STATE.
Celebration. ,Ee "a.

]
Last Saturday was a quiet day here many
Of "Young America" having gone out Of
town 10 celebrate. Rocket Pire Co.., Of Dan
vile, invited Alert No. . Of this place to Gel
citrate with them az Dauyile These two
companies, together with the new Rifle COM
pauy At Danyille, and q company Of can
tiques and IIoulbes," from this place, pa
raded on the Green aud had good time gen
crafty Wruru FiHt 70 learn thul The whole
affair was orediiabIe, not only 10 the occasion
but to those aho participated. There was a
celebration also At Concord Corner, but we
have not any particulars,
The star compliments the companies from
this place very handsomely Speaking Of
the Alert, Il says "Alerl Engine Co, IL com
posed Of young lads, and were present by In
yitation, 10 join their brethren Of the Rocket
Co, They presented very neat appearance
and probably having had considerable eXpe-
rience In marching, and IN fact, In all their
drill exercise, they eEoelled any company on
the ground" Speaking Of thr "faury" com
pany from this place the Star says "Ihsy
were seemingly puIeaqut on every lhlnRr
aud as their name implies we're 10 look at
"anlique and horrible" bot not 30 In reality
for when their disguise was thrown of, they
we're found TO comprise many Of the most no-
tive, intelligent young men Of st. Johnsbuy,
who, Ike their namsakts Of Montpelier and
some other villages IN the State, have formed
this company for the fun and novelty Of it,
They made quite a sporliye feature Of the oc-
dasion." In closing the star takes pleasure
In making public announcement Of the fact,
that for such an occasion, remarkable de-
gree Of sobriety and decorum was manifested, /.
There were no riotous outbreaks-no scenes /.
VI intoSicaton, but every thing passed OF In /
4 quiet, temperate, orderly manner-and the /.
people went home well pleased with tho days |
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The Fourth.

The Fourth was here a day full Of interest
get mingled with sadness, Interesting on
account Of the numerous access.ons TO the
churches as fruits Of the late revival and
sad by reason Of the sundering Of ties be-
tween pastor and people that had become CO
mcntcd together by an intercourse the most
pleasant Of nearly eleven years duration, A.
Mr.. Bonds church there were twenty persons
reeeiyed into communion, eight Of whom re-
ceiycd the rite Of baptism, Five united with
the South Church and twenty with the first
Cong. Church at the Centre.
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Heavy Robbery.

Mr.. Charles Blinn, drover, OF this place
was robbed at the Exchange Hotel, West Al
bony' ~ w. on Saturday night last, Of S226o
The circum stances were nearly as follows
MIR. BIirn retired about halfpast o o'clock,
as he says, leaving his pocket-book, contain.
Ing the above mentioned money, in his Goa,
pocket. About | l o'clock, two other drovers
came to his room, and he let them in, and
they three passed the night in the room to-
gether. When Mr.. Blinn arose in the morn.
ing he discovered his pockel.bnnk -aa- 4A.
floor, completely rihcd Of its contents. Tho
blinds were wrenched from their hinges. and
there were tracks on the piazza, and marks
IN the ground below made by ladder which
was found near by, and other Indications IN
ing to show that the room was entered from
the piazza, through window. Circums,or.
ces occurred, however, to fasten susp,eiop nm
on one OF the men who occupied the room
with Mr. Blinn, but whether it will prove TIM,
he was the robber is vet unknown. A 70
ward of $500 was Immediately offered bv tho
of the hotel, together with Mr.
Blinn, for the recovery of the money md rho
rogue. The money consisted of forty $50
bills and the remainder in 20s los and 5's
all on the Passumpsic Bank of this place
Mr. Blnn returned to this place on Tuesday
night out was Immediately recalled BY a tel
cgram from Albany, under circumstances that
would indicate that the rogue is arrested
Inc despatch also asked for an officer of this
bank, and the cashier, Mr. Redington, accom-
panied Mr.. Blinn to Albany Wednesday
We hope next to learn that the
money is recovered
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-10
The FInh.

The Fourth Of July coming upon the Sab
bath this year, gave the patriotic, country
saving, pqwder-burning part Of community a
chance to celebrate two dnys-Saurday and
Monday They had an old fashioned celc-
bration at Waterford on Monday, with the
usual amount Of noise and confusion and q
very sensible Grafton by II. W. Rowcll, edit.
or Of the PeanieE JowHd! at Ii,t!cton, and
music blythe Lttcton brass Band. b. the
way, We were surprised and gratdcd by
meeting our old friend Mr., +. G. Weller as
leader Of this band, and we can assure the
littleiouinns. if he handles the F-n.. ...i,L
the same taste and skill that he does the pen.
Gil of the artist, they win always have one in.
s,rument well played. They have good ma
tcrial in their ranks, and We see no reason
why it will not some day be No. band.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-10

| This tragedy probably ends the career of
Tho 4Aa4i4sts N KuuSds,
totrR journal.
THIS is said of Gen Lane. The remark is
probably correct. But did not the Journal
see the retort which it might provoke? To
be murder err does not initiate against the
success of Democrat in Kansas. Clark, the
murderer has just been re-appointed to of
iico by the President; and from the high
FAVOR IN which he stands in Washington, we
infer that has career" has Just begun A.
6any Erning Journal.
PERHAPS They CoULD.-A Democratic pa
per in the interior of New York thinks thew
could carry the next election easy enough,
1t the Kansas question was only out of the
way. Perhaps they could One might row
from Lewistown clear up to Buffalo, if niagara
Falls was only nut of the way.
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" Mr.. Buchanan's persistent demands
for more money" do not sound much like
promised "netrenchmcnt" But il is nlwnys
the way with democratic Presidents. Mr..
Van buren,, when he came in found our an
nual expenses seven millions, and almost
doubled them before he went out. Mr. Polk
found them twenty-five millions, ard he
doubled them. Gen. Pierce found them
forty millions, and he very nearly doubled
them. Mr.. buchanan, probably, is only try
ing to see whether he can not double them
again. Aijany Journal
" There is a capital story in circulation
here, says the Washington correspondencc
oil the Boston fitdS, about that Indiana Con.
gressman,, Foley, upon whom so strong a
Pet. was lafJ 10y his famous letter One Of
1ne New York members said to HIM "Wcll
II,oUy' theY rather had you in that letter
Wen, | icrit il, that's n fact but thev ru,ci.
!dfed 1t mos d--bly in publishing itw 1t
Is thought here that it will require good
deol OF mucilage to work Foley again down
the Threats of his constituents.
~ The Republicans of Vermont nrc get.
ting ready for their State election sTbe Res.
buttons Of their District and County Con
Hentons have the ring or sterling metal. II
N always safe to follow where Vermont leads
Journal
" The editor of the Quincy Qll) Herald
ri'' puoh9nans postmaster, RACES for Doug.
Tvs Tvs ana calls the President stink fingered
80, l,enioeret. We don't exactly understand
what stink fingered" means, but we bayea
strong suspicion that il doesn't mean any.
t'nng very nice. Perhaps some ofour Demo,
cratic friends can smell out the meaning
louisville Journal.
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Republican District Convention

The Frccmen Of the second Congregational Die
tdct 100 Vernon, who are opposed to the genera
poh,j Of she present National Administration
c,pccali, 800 fr reatcs to those qucstious which
have recently aud are now agilating the country
are requested 60 meet w isldct Convention, al
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, ON THURSDAY
the 8h day ofAUGUsT neat, at o'clock +, NJ,
fqf the purpose Of nominating candidate ioI
Representative TO Congress to be supported by
she ircemcn Of said District at the ensuing cleo
ton. and 20 DO any other business proper TO be
done uu that occasion,
P,r order Dibtriel Committee.
BAL, :. 1858.
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4saghf EnLa4 stunned hiEssrit against tho
rocks lcaiiel 10 him bon be- returned ne
90 nuEV0r. eaiitl aRaiu, louder npd HIll
up tpB Bold with fear, / pnddled towards
fhe place whore lhe lightning had shnWn me
hIs floating body. One arm was lyiug list
ltfsh uI0u the waves. ! seized hold Of Il
hfHi'y, and dragged him into the boat. A.
! fF 3d. h.ocd, warm blood, spauted over my
hrd prd krrcf-a ftrchmer flashed across
tho frmfmcui--l uttered yell ofhoUor, and
lct rhe l,Gd dfop Lta,ily az my feet. IL was
q Leadlcss lruuk! The jaws Of shark had
ruurplicd mans justire-lhs punishment Of
rhe guilty and Inflated Jose had only been
wouaritd-rnot repealed,
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A Sad Ca.s.

4 good many Of our readers will know that
the person referred 70 Ia the following para
| graph IL Jack Vail Of Montpelier, 10 what
degradation and misery will not the poison
Gus cups reduce man' a correspondent Of
/ the Boston journal says
While stopping In this town our attention
was directed % a case where intemperance
had succeeded in almost laying IN ruins the
mind OF q man who once ranked high ~ q
lawyer Indeed be- was considered IN many
respects one Of the first lawyers in the State,
With quick perceptions, shrewdncss Of intel
leot, and n thorough understanding Of the
teohnicalities Of the law, ~ well ~ a ready
debater, be- early became distinguished NJ the
bar--the legal bar we mean, lie Was social,
and occasionally touched the intoxicating cup,
Little by little the fang Of the insidioua de-
strOyer became fastened IN his system, aud
the tempter enclosed about him with wise
like power, crushing all his seli-contrul, until
az last be gave himself up 10 the demon OF
inlcInpemnco, and he u nov a raying, hope
less maniac, Sometimes he imagines him
self TO be the leader Of band, and fitting
himself up With n fantastic costume, and dec
Grating himself with grhAs and flowers, be
will break the stiffness OF the night by going
about the streets, blowing upon a bunch Of
tin whistles or beating little drum. or max
ing might hideous" with noises from a crack
ed violin,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-10

A SorANpEmNG ADMNisrRAToN,-The
"kiehmond South" in stating that the ex.
ponses Of the government, for the current
year. amount to nearly Sl0O,0OO,OOO, saws
that S5o,oooo00 would have been quite suili.
eient for an economical administration Of the
government in reply to which that funny
paper" the Washington Union, informs US
that Mr. Buchanan used the money "on ar-
count Of is beneficial hp1uence upon Com
gress, ia checking ertrarogam appropriations
and leo iiat,ihy 10 ,shich erc,y sucl body,
rih abundant means al command, is SUB.
jected, 10 pciUeH The legitimate and consiiIv-
"o""t rHHS ~ legislation IN potWg money
from The treasury"
In plain English, the administration squan-
dcred $iS,oOo,ooo surplus, consumed the
revenues, and plunged vs. $3o,o0o,ooO deep
in debt, to stop Congressional appropriations
for rivers, harbors, and other Wlcons,iil,i5,,.
al objects.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-10

CONVENTION or DEMOCRATS n NAINE.--A
Convention, crlling itself democratic, assem-
bledin Augusta, on Wednesday, and went
through the motions of making Gubernato-
rial nomination, and of proclaiming, through
a series of resolutions, to their masters at
Washington, their idelit, to Slavery and
thcir gratitude 80 the hand that feeds Them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-10

SWEET HOME by statement in the Bos-
ton AHas VIC see i; is asserted that Washing
ton Irving. and not John Howard Payne. is
the author of that beautiful and world-knewn
song, "Homc, Sweet Home
Mr.. Irving denies il in Wednesdays paper
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-10

EV~ On Friday, the Republican Conven-
ton of Maine, unanimously nominated Lot
NJ. Morrill, the present incumbent, for Gov.
ernor.
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The following literary production was 70.
ceiged by tho +. NJ at CRANKY, This State
some time ago, and since then has been sent
10 other offices in this vicinity in search Of
"Lewis Wells, raised in Georgia" but a. yet
% no purpose, save 70 create smile on the
eountonances Of the T., Ms, at the original
way in which the writer has done violence 70
the Kings English
OoROn HART Co may 1858
Ser tax leay to Ask If 20 II go now aney
man by the naim Of Lev il Wells or not
want 10 find A man If can that was rails IN
Gorgia II / can fsyo air 4 quainied with
him Let mea nowil and II his mother still liy
THAR yet Who's nailm, was samy Wells lie
ID the man / wait 10 find II / Can For bis
mother II Dead and leh A fine Chans Of Good
propert for his Children II the Cold Nowit
She liy IN Haber sham Co Ga for Meny
years aud did THAR SO ! shal Close
WILLIAM WELLS
Direct yours To Air Line 20 Hart Co Ga
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No SIGNS OF THE CABLE FLREr.-Such
has been the standing telegram for the past
week, though tits daily expected. There has
been a good deal of heavy weather, but the
success of the Atlantic elcgraph this time is
confidently expected by many.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-10
OrIcnna Co. Fair.

The Fair Ground Company will hold their
annual fair and cattle show on their ground
near Barton Larding, September 18th and
10th, 1888. A. s. Eaton, President; f. Da-
Wis, Vice Presidents r. w. Peabody, Treas
urer C. b. Merrill, Secretary Lewis Ford.
Prud. Com.
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The weather.

We are in the midst Of another cheated
term Those who have begun hOying are
having good weather to dry-tho grass, for
such weather as this willis almost everything.
Standing di"keys do not stand ghost Of a
chance-to stand.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-10

~ BY our last reports the trial OF Gen.
eral Lane for killing Gaius Jenkins was in
progress
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The County Convention.

The Convention at Danyillc last week was
well attended, and Harmonious in is action.
We put At our mast head this week the nom.
nations there made II is a good ticket, and
should receive the. support Of the entire anti.
administration, anti Lecompton, anti-savcry
party. We give below the Town Commit
tees The Republican party Of this county
expects every man on these committees to do
his duty. aud make this organization a means
Of bringing to the polls the entire Republican
vote.
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gbe Californian.
nYN NJ STONE 8 90,
st. Johnsbury, July 10, 1868.

~ Twin be the ain u the conductors Of Inr
8ALIuurIAs 20 give thc Nrvs ln au attractive
f-tp, and Foo o.. season. 60 make au Interesting
and elcauHg Family journals 20 di'eu" public
,hsis vNh independence aud 'iuciyi And 20
reflect no soiamoH Now England sentiment against
che goat wrong ~ Slavery,
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TIL" Democracy

Held their State Convention at Bellows
Falls on Thursday. Their County Convention
will be held at Danyilc this week on Satur.
day The democrats Of Essax- Ca ire 1gal..-
ed to meet at Guidhal the both inst
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lows COMMITTEES.

OF otiAglng To the pois the entire Republican
vote.
lows COMMITTEES.
Pcaehdm-Jamcs II. HENDERSON. John IL
Skcclcs Ephraim Clarke.
Hardrick-Eli Goodenough, Samuel Good
rich, VIM. d. Bronson.
DonrHc- Ward b. Norris, Samuel p
Choatc, b. Groenbenk.
Hidteyord-Nathanicl Lee, William IIovcy
| L. i. Dewey.
burke c. T. A. Humphrey, Abel Browne
Hiram Allard.
BaTnet-Lyman Stanley, Edwin Harvey,
Walter Gilbraith, Andrew Warden,C. Stuart.
James Graham.
Stion--J. II. l. Richardson, Daniel Cross.
A. +. Taft.
IFdlden-IIarvcy Burbank, Abel Gle.
Harvey Amsden.
49, 50. JohHsbury-W. A. Wells, !. d. Cor
ham, John Bacon, I'd, T.. Il. Gates, II. p.
IIoyt
Kir6y--Russcl Rislcy, L. W. Church, b.
b. Nickerson.
-sAe6icid-A. NJ. Ward Aaron Gray, r..
o, Kent.
Lyndon-Albert Brown, John McGafey.
a. o. Harris L. W. Spadiug, Amasa Knapp
Alpha Qumby, VIM, Hoffman, John Dunton.
Wheelock-Willum Folsom, J. G. GRAY,
oren Nelson, Samuel II, Jones, Rufus NJ.
Hubbard.
Ne'odrk-L. NJ Sleeper, Stephen T.. Taft,
J. .. A. Packer, Simon Is. Corlis. Franklin
A. Way.
Ryegate-J. b. Darling, Harry Moon. ].
II. Currier VT. Whitelaw ,Claudus somrrs.
Groton-J. h. Darling, Daniel Coffin, w.
Mclaughlin.
VALUABLE Gown. VIM. w. Gibson. of
Pomiret, informs us that he has COW from
whose milk he made, during the last week,
-Llkecn aud u huff ,Ae+t-rf- -ut turtpr.- yybo-
can beat thatP- Woodstock Standard
MAN DRowNED.-On Sunday last, nj ebop,
SiRht o'clock IN. the IN orning, the body of Mr..
Sharles smith was found in the river, az tho
rat about milo above this village. He
went 10 battle alone, and it is supposed from
the bruises upon his body that he slinned
from the ice-breaker, on which he len' b;s
clothes, into about ten feet of water. and no.
ing no swimmer, was drowned Standard
~, SIX persons were baptized by INNER
Christian Church, in this village ON SmrS inu
last, in the river at the foot of Elm strco,
Standard
l NO LADS DRowNED.--Last Sunday p. NJ |
y y,, %'h' Two young men, residents of |
4 J, i m went TO the Church in Cambridge
Hiter meeting, they went into the Iamoillc !
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Caaaisrpsumrr.-W solicit ,oi0afa,g COM
nrHerf,oHa Gor avn pars " ho county upon
,uatl.ri ~ interest ~ Items " Nari, la par
u.u,sr, vill uc thsDthlly received,
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3. A. IE11ENGlLL q CO., Boston sud Sew
fplh, alr authorized 90 receive. Advertisements
fr 1Ne Calcd1nihp iu boihthe above places,
SlIES. isucccs,or % V, H. PalNcrJ
A,utr.Ip AdttuniuB Agent, No, ! bcnllgy q
utlI'Hl C.uu tutrt Hnstunt b. authorized 20
receive advertisements lur ilia paper 90 the same
TAttl 4a ItlalTtd uY uat
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BLISS y. DAVIS, ls.,.,o..
s. G. CHADWICK. ''''''''' -
WM. CHASE, 49,, t.,lo..
THOS MASON, '''' '''h''
o. 4. BROWN, States Attorney,
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
Y. G. STEVENS, High Sheriff
ERASTUs WOODRUFF, High BailiG
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Personal.
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens Of Pennsylvania
is spending a few days with friends in this
County
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Republican State Ticket,

Tor Governor,
HILAND HALL, Of Bennington.
Ior Lieutenant Governor
BURNuAM MARTIN, Of Chelsea,
F-rfrsafuroT
HENRY NJ. BATES, Of Northhcld,