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ROBERT WHITELAW'S ESTATE.
STATE or CERNONT.

Caledonia District
THE Probate Court the District 81 Caledonia To all
persons In The estate Of Robert Whitelaw Rye
gate. DECEASED. interstate. Greeting.
Whereas. " lillian Whitpaw administrator i the es-
tate vi said deceased hath presented said his
Hl!oh III writing, setting forth that the debts AID Charges
against said estate an.ount I" the SEN Is
Thai the amount al personal estate his hands IS
eaSi hE The sum vi S..1. AZ
10 he Raised from the real estate and hath shown 10
said Court the situation of te real and hath repre-
seted 10 said court that part ui said be
sold without Injury to those interested Ia the remainder
AID praSs the said court TO ceI,e him sell the hole
ui the real estate of said DECEASED:
trei"e II Is ordered that all persons interested be
tncd 10 appear al ses>Un Of said probate court Ice
held al the probate Office in ST Jvhnsbry said district
Oh te sth day "i April .eAt that they may give bond,
me pay ieut OF the debts and charges
or show Cause h' license should be granted as afr-
SAID fur mich PURPOSE II Is further ordered that copy
"f The record OF this order be published
ceSs'eH Ia me Cacdoila. printed IA; ST Juhr>ury, ia
hi, State all oi which publications shall be previous, 10
the said time appointed for SAID hearing.
Attest. ASA l. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate
True Copy OF Record
52S4 Attest. ASA J.. FRENCH Judge of Probate
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EYUsSs4sss:Ass* u" a T.
- ROOM.

THE subscriber will hereafter keep full
Il assortment of Pianos. in the building north
of the Telegraph Office Main ST., St. Johnsbury
The attention of Purchasers is particularly in
vited to these
INSTRUMENTS
as they are in every case made expressly for me
BY Chickering & Sons, being subjected to the most
rigid examination BY an eminent Pianist in Bos-
ton. none are sent here except those of very SUI
perior quality. Sold in all cases at the very low
est prices. C. H. CLARKE.
10 is If
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell his farm
Il situated on Miller's Run $50 calltd) in Lyn.
don. Said farm contains 80 acres of excellen,
land. The moving land is mostly meadow.
Said farm is we'll fenced with cedar fence.
Said farm is an excellent dairy farm.
WELCOME McGAFFEY.
Lyndon, Jan. 20, 1860. 1857
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49, HORSES WANTED.

The undersigned will be at the following ACE
for the purpose of tu, ing horses AT II. u
bury on ". dnesday and Thursday. the llrh =:
9Th OF April. At Barton FRIDAY, Satarda' \
Monday. nth, lith and 18th of April. A, >:l--
stead. Canada. TUESDAY. Wednesday Thrr>ca'
Friday and Saturday, 18th. 18th, 18th. 2c;h a.
Dist Of April.
We want Pony built Horses Young and >5r.
from to Years old. weight from 500 Z '-
lbs No Fancy Stock wanted No vi sou-- =
old horses will be bought al anv price
REYBCRN < HUN1tE-
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STATE or TERNON7.

Caledonia District,
IN Probate Court held al st. Johisbury within and for
said District, on the 18th day vi March, A. u. lo6r
An instrument, purportng 10 lie the last Ill and
nent Of tirnnieve Porter. late d. nviIc. said
deceased being presented to the ty Luther
= Porter the executor therein named Tor Probate IL
Is ordered ts siid court that all prsos concerned
TILED 10 appear AT session of said De holden
The fiOtate OICe In St JVhsbury, the Sh day Of
April, lSSv. and show Cause. il any they may have.
gailst the PROBATE vi said will which purpose Is
iuther ordered that OF the record of This t
putisnca three weeks successfully ia tine Californian
printed AT 81 Johnsbury. ivus said appointed
lOr hearing.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
true copy Of Record
sz-si Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
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9eqal advertisements.
STATE OF EERlfONT.
ORDER Of NOTICEof SETTLEMENT
RIFFS n HI'KRAkDS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District. So
At Probate Court held JohIstury in said district
Oh the 18th day W March, A. ID. l,6U.
WHEREAS. lzri Hubbard, administrator the es-
w tate VI r. n Hubbard late WhervCk said
deceased proposes 10 reLder adj
atio anu 10 present his account against said estate
or examination and alo~ance Tor the purpose making
partition and distribution said estate
Ge' decree o SAID Court among the persons no 10y
IL" entitled ~ The saline: II Is therefore ordered by
Sau court that the same come under consideration and
be heard at the Probate Once ST. Johnsbury on
Tie I'tn day OF APRIL. \. D. ls6U And il further
ordered that all ersUs interested be notified hereof
vi copy o1 the record this order The
Saiedonan, printed at ST. JVhnsburv, three weeks
SucceSsNey previous to said time hearing that they
may appear and contest the allow account
theH see cause: aid also be- heard by said court In
the inater VI partition aud distribution said estate
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
OA Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge.
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| PRENTICE WANTED

At the St. Johnsbury Portrait Gallery. ANY
ingenius young man who can come with good ref
erence will receive liberal offer to learn the art,
if application be made Immediately to
stiff F. B. GAGE, St. Johnsburv, VT.
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THE DIAMOND ATLAS

have examined the diamond Atlas r5H -
fered for sale to our citizens by Mr. Mile. g
consider II a valuable work well adapted T. :.
object proposed in its publications Ii is co1f''
and convenient Cor ready reference while a. -
same time ii is peculiarly comprehensive Is
maps though small. are upon scale tia: co.,
pares favoraby with other maps, being much a;
ger. and allowing more completeness than me-,
maps and aliases in general use: and I "'o.''
including the Letter-press description. pr'>e''-,
the world To view in manner likely 10 scc-F
frequent and beneficial reference.
chcerfuily commend the work as one OF iI''
teal utility ami general inform alton
WM W THAIER'
st. Johnsbury, Vt
The undersigned having briefly examined TX
Diamond Atlas fully concurs in the above
JAS Il. CoLBY
have no hesitation in concurring with tie J
bove. and recommending the Diam nd A;a' =
worthy all praise.
1885 A. II. H1lsL
1EOn POUNDS EXTRA NICE
lCUO Dried Apple selling cheap at
RROXNS.
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CHEAP IN PROPORTION.

1O.N.
Rawson's Picture Gallery will be closed nearly
all the time during the summer. after about the
middle of May. Pictures will be sold at these
extremely low prices buta
FEW WEEKS ONLY
and all persons wishing anything of the kind
should avail themselves Of this opportunity.
n. B-A good assortment of Stereoscopc pic.
lures and Sterescopes for sale.
E. E. RAWSON.
Lyndon, March p. 1860. S2tf
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u PHOLSTERY
J. T.CASSINO

u. l. O.ASo nv,
DECORATIVE UPHOLSTERED, AL
DLEN'S NEW BLOCK, RAILROAD ST,
is prepared to make and put down carpets, to
make and hang window shades. repair furniture
and refill mattresses of every kind in superior
manner. Mattresses and pew cushions made to
order. Drapery arranged according to the latest
Paris and New York styles. Every variety of up
holstery goods, trimmings and ornaments fur
nished to order at short notice. Window shades.
wire screens, Venitian inds made to order to tit
the windows. l am also prepared to contract for
the fitting up of Hotels. Churches. &c.
J. L. CASINO, Rail Road St.
st. Johnsbury. Oct. lS, 1859. COLL
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
4. Il. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS.

Late gent OF the L. S Patent Office Washinc,on uude
the Act lN3.,
.. 20 STATE ST. OPPOSITE ST. BOSTON
Anpt an extensive practice upwards %, twcn~ ears
continues 10 secure Patenisin the United States also In
nIsl 81 rance ANA other foreign countries Ca
easSPeclhcati"ns Assignments all Paper, or Draw
hgsor PATENTS executed liberal terms ard with dis
pat'n researches made into American Foreign work Is.
tedeterine the validity utility Patents or Inyen-
ohS-ahd legal or other advice rendered all matters
t"u'nii the same Copies Of the claims any Pat.n,
At ashinston. AWAY
This Agency is not only the largest New England bu,
.noush inventors have securing patents
the patentabi!ity u,urnas,
dtS II not UNNECESSARILY superior To- any hi, can he
oneie" 'heA ELSE" here The Testimonials below given
prove that nonciS MosE SrCcEssFL Al ruE P.1r>T 0r
.nno WA" III. uo'iinei ana a. SUCCESS IS Int RESI-
.koot Vf hn' A"ES AND ABILITY he would add that he
has abundant ana an prny.
e once I" h Kind are the charges for professional sprvl-
ces SO moderate The immense practice OF HE subscribe,
during twenty years past has iei him Ia ump,,.
vastc"ectio OF ions and
10 patents le>t besides his extensive library of lrca,
and chaiica orks, and FULL
in the Chec States and Europe render him able beyond
question: 10 otter superior facilities obtaining patents
AIneces>y Ola journey 10 Washington To procrr. IA
tent and the usual delay there here saved in
veItors. "
7estimonieis
~ regard Mr.. Eddy the most capsle and
cess'u practitioners with whom have Official inter
Course.
CHAS. MASON, :" Commissioner of Patents
II have no he station In assuring inventors that hey
cannot employ person and trl,twortby
au more Capape ot putting then dpplicatlu>n form
secure "r them an and favorable consideration at
the Patent O!iCs -
EDMUND BCRKE,"!. Late Commissioner of Patents.
'Rcst"n. February s ISIS
MT H. Eddy has made for TIL RrEEN applications
on all but ONEo which patents been granted and
hat one Is now pending. Sncl: uhiu,Iakaie proof 81
great talent and ability on his part me 10
all Inventors TO apply him procure their pa,rr
they may be sure OF having the faithful attention no
slowed on the cases, and at very reasonable charge,
JOHN TAGGART"
From sept 18TH 1857 10 June 18th ISIS the suIc,er
IN course o! hs Large practice. made ice rejected an
pllcatloIs. SlATEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE q; which
was decided il! his IA, the of
X. II. EDDY.
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SAW S! SAWS!

GAGE, POTTER &c 60
SAW MANUFACTURERS.
Fishersville, N. H., Since 1e49.
"HEltE they keep large assortment
w and manufacture to order, all the various
kinds of CIRCULAR and other SAWS that are
used in the United States and Canadas
u The large Circular Saws are ground bv
Machine made expressly for the purpose, conse-
quently are much truer and superior to those
ground in the usual manner
Those III want of Saws respectfully invited
to call. Snw~ Repaired at short notice, and
all orders promptly executed. List Of Prices sent
BY mail to persons desiring them.
C. GAGE. GEO. PORTER.
J. c. GAGE. I. X. GAGE, IL. NJ. ROLFE.
Fishcryille. Jan. |. 1859. 1877
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4 + x
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
The Great External Remedy
FOR RHEUMATISM. GOVT. NEURALGIA, LUMBAGO


Ur. sweets lnfalllble Llnlment
The Great External Remedy
STIFF NECK AND JOINTS. SPRAINS BRUISES,
CUTS AMP wQuN sys !II; HEA LAs,
vOUS DISORDERS
For all Of which II is speedy and certain remedy and
never fails This Lin,et Is prepared from the recipe
Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut and famous bone
ter and has been used by him in his practice Tor
than twenty years with the astonishing in all
cases
Of pain it is unrvalied BY any prepare
ton before the pbc Of which any will be convinced
This Linment will cure rapidly and radically Rheuma-
Disorders every KIND and In thousands Of cases
where has been used 1t has in been known to
have failed.
For Neuralgia it will afford immediate relief in every
case however distressing.
1t will relieve the case of II adache in three min
uteS and II warranted to do 1t.
ToothaChe also 1t will cure Instantly.
For Nervous Debility and General LasstUde arising
from udence exces4 th Linnent is a mos; happy
and unfaig remedy Acting directly upon the nervous
tissues strengthens and revivines the system
stores 1t to elasticity and vigOF.
For PlesAs remedy xe claim that 1t is the
oestknoHn. and We challenge the world TO produce
give 1t thorough trial for not fall to afford ined-
ate relief and In the majority OF will effect radical
cure.
Quinsy and Sore Throat are sometimes extremely ma
gant and dangerous but timely applies OF this lin
iment Mil never fail to cure
Sprains sometimes very obstinate and enlargement,
OF the joints Is liable to occur neglected The very
case may be conquered by this Lniment in three
Bruises Cuts Wounds. Sores Ulcers Burns and Scads
yield readily t" the wonderful. healing properties
Sweets niable Linmen when used according direc-
lions Also Chblans Frosted Fee Bites and
StingS.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand for
lis timely Use at the first appearance Of ameness will e
fectuay prevent those formidable diseases 10 which hors
rs are liable and which render valuable horses
nearly worthless.
Over four hundre! voluntary testimonials to the won
derfu curative properties Of this Lnment re-
cetved and many Ut them persons In the highest
ranks in life.
Caution.
To avoid imposition observe the signature and likeness
DR. Stephen Sweet on every label. and also Stephen
sweets lntalhble Sinnent' blown in the glass of each
bottle, without which none genuine.
RICHARDSON co,
Sole Projectors, Norwich c.
For sale In st. Jchnsbury py Hoytk Green. e. FAN,
anks Co., &. Bingham, and all other medicine 6ea.
n 7H0
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The Only Positively
FIRE PROOF FES

FIRE PROOF FES
IN THE WORLD ARE THE
NJ ARLAND PATENT.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL IN COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAFES.
GRAFTON. December Sd. 1853
Me>srs Sherwin Burgess. Agents Marands Patent
Fire Proof SAFE:
tEN1lEMEN- have examined the Marland Patent Safe
your and sofar able to Judge of ITS Fire
Proof qualities believe the principles upon hch II l.,
built the most reliable In resisting heat Fire Proof
safe that has come uI1er observation
that now supplying themselves for the preservation
oither records BENZ. W. DEAN,
Secretary Of State.
BRArrLEBoRo December Sd. 1885,
This may certify that We have examined the Mariand
Patent Fire SAFE to us bv Wr Ansnm ardS
and that IN opinion MAJ lands Safe would be tiesirn
BILE TO purchase for the of probate courts
Hsfop nn Judges ofrroba,.
MIpDLEBrRY. April 18th 1852
The Legislature of Vermont at It's last session passed
law making II the of the county judges to procure
Fire Proof Safes in which deposit Probate Records In
discharge OF that duty have spent time in exam,n
ing number OF We have to the conclusion
That the Maran Safe. manufactured by N. Il. BigelOw
Ason Hardy, Boston. Mass is superior to any other w.,
have examined for fire proof QUALITIES We have bought
safe II that tor the New Haven probate dis
trct and are well satisfied with the workmanship appa
rent strength, sind durability
C. WRIGHT, Asst Judges O.
no. SMITH, Addison County rt
NIB. BIGELOw ANSON HARDY, Manutacturer
and Projectors 81 School street. opposite City Hall BIOS
ton.
a5f SCOTT BROOKS Agents, Montpelier.
J.J. DUNCkLEE- Agent Burlington
~ Ruggles Flexible Handle and Ames' Self linking.
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Cedar Sap Tubs and Pals.

For Sale at Wholesale aud Retail
~ the subscriber, at his mandatory in
Dihis place. near the depot. cheaper than can
oc iouhu elsewhere for cash or approved credit
warranted better article thar, can be found in
the county.
quantity of Hay. Grain and Wood, will be
taken in exchange for sap tubs
Gall on Saitweil Libb.y d, the pail factory,
or On the subscriber at his house.
I. X. FAIRBANKS.
o. 'ohhSourv. Dec -. 1909. 1Otf
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LII II f BU III Ell l..
THE WOMAN'S FRIEND
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
PRICE S35 TO $40.

EVERY BOpf and his we pronounce It the best In the
- world. They VIII >t,h and hem. tuck and fell gather
aud cnbrUer. It'll perfection and especially adapted
tutAuiiy use
lhry viii all kinds OF goods from the finest TO the
than other how eAtAnt and
may lie used with excellent success In all kinds VI light
leather work. Any person Of seuCe in
one n"ur learn 10 them successfully Thr,-
are "arraied. and any person purchasing theu
turn them and gel their money II months trial they
d, not prove satisfactory
The following are among the advantages they posse
over all other mac hiIe>
LIST. They s!upe. strong and durable easily under
stood AMI haastd aid not liable to get cut of order
I'd They cotton the spoo, without
rev hiding. vi!iE lime, trouble and w;,s;r.
I'd Til. stitch Is stronger aud more dlitC u!t to rip than
otlt nidGt 10y utry and SUI
hand sewing The two threads d,ubieoop-d into each
aid firmly tied and kott'd at stitch Ihey take the
same site as the celebrated Grover Baker machine
which L. the test a!i most elastic stitch made
Nh They sew with cotton aLuslk thread equal
Is welt.
SIN They finish their WORK. There Is no occasion to
>.n the ture> either OF the seam a, /, REQUIRED
~ all -huttl. stitch machines.
th t>"! Lac ipe IA made to run by hand pow
Ir thus combining the advantages al both Methods
REFERENCES
We have Large list Of references but will sive the
names " Uny lew who are the rst families viz
ST. Jchnsbury, VI. Dec. H. 1859
We the undersigned. have used in families Tor the
last three EoI.iis oi the Clark latest iproy .,i
Ing machines and tiud one II the best ma
chine. HI all kinds Of family use aud
fully recon. :..' ID II 10 tho public.
Rev u " Wortheu. Gro " Gates P Nacoon
Geo. brew. l'au,Il.. Amos Barnes Geo kr.s
r. Parks. W ateri"Id, hubbard Hastings
800 respectful" families in different places In the
wet ana srut pronounce this the best machine In In.
world Tor iiH AMI the references above given
sii lent 10 i>,e tAai.alivi machines and
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Musical instruction.

MRS. H. f. SAWYER, would give no.
WI tice to the inhabitants of St. Johnsbury and
vicinity that she will give instruction on the Pr
anoforte. and the cult, attn ofthe Voice. Terms,
$1,000 per term.
Rooms at Mr.. A. P. Blunts
st. Johnsbury, Jan. 20. 1859. Soft
REFEkENcEs.-B. F. Baker, J. w. Adams, Le-
vi P. Homer, J. c. D. Parker, and W. Schultze.
Boston.
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First House North CT South Church.

where they vi" ind lady In attendance tho III alw
receive tusitrs and operate TIE
J T. row II, Agent for Caedvuia Co.
ST. Johnsbury. Dec. Is. l>59. SSH
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Monkton, March 5, 1860.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-29
from the New York Jourua! Of Commerce.

From the New York Journa! Of Commerce.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC VOLUNTEERS
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
To the Breckenridge and Lane Bell and Ecerett,
and Douglas and johnson State Central Commit
tees Of the State Of New York. -.
GENTLEMEN When the interest of the common
country at stake, all good citizens should concur
in promoting that unity Of action without which the
best intentions are nothing and the most energetic
movements serve only to disorganize We, an asso.
citation of Unon-lovng, practical men, brought to-
gether by sense of common danger, are anxious to
impress upon fellow citizens through YOU their
representatives the fact that "in union there in
strength )" great truth, on conviction of which
our national prosperity is based and of which the
wisest of our statesmen seem for the past wear to
have entirely lost sight *
So powerful are the combinations Of the Republi.
cans at the North unyielding and defiant is the
attitude of the extreme disunionists at the South
that if the Empire State, whose word is law where
she presents an unbsoken front, does not now give
an example of selfdenial and compromise, she will
again be open to the charge of having in moment
Of passion betrayed those interests Of which, from her
position, politically geographically and socially, she
may be said TO hold the balance Of power. S2
1t rests with you, by judicious compromise Of in
terests, only seemingly conflicting, to make your.
selves truly great and deserve the thanks Of great
city, vast State, and Of nation for whose prosper
ity the prayers of millions of down trodden reemen
throughout the world each day ascends to the nj.
vine dispenser Of all things.
JOHN. T. HENRY, President
HENRY j. CLARK, Treasurer.
JSo FARRELL, Chief Secretary. :
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SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.

an TUESDAY, OCTOBER End. 1860, 1 SHALL Of
u fer for SALE the premises in the county of Perqui
MANS n c. the Farm upon which have lived for the past
several years. :,
The Farm is situated Immediately upon the junction of
the Perqumans with the Albemarle Sound, and
tanning of land, go Of which in high
y improved cultivated condition. and we'll adapted to
the production of Wheat Corn and Cotton.
The Farm is mostly highland and the heahness of its
atmosphere and the fac facilities for shipping, render
one the desirable estates in Eastern North Carolina
The buildings including substantial residence. large
new and commodous barn and stables overseer $house
and extensive negro quarters in thorough state Of
repair. 49,.
There also attached two fisheries upon the Sound
and the other upon the River which have been operated
successfully and with small expense be again put into
operation.
Terms shall be made easy. .r--
Possession will be given the LIST day Of January 1860
and the purchaser shall have the Opportunity of raising
large Wheat crop as he may desire Immediately alter
the sale.
The owner respectfully invites the Farming Public to
the advantages which herein truly forth in regard
to his farm and refer them any citizen of this or nd.
joining counties for confirmation Of the same. He will
also take great pleasure giving all persons who will visit
the premises thorough opportunity Of examining its a
vsntages for themselves. ss-a
CHARLES W. SKINNER, Jr.
August a. 1850 6S-tds
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j. N. CRAIG.

The KENTUCKY ELEcrloN--The election of Leslie
Coombs in Kentucky over which the Douglasites
are now rejoicing, affords no test whatever Of the
relative strength Of Bell and Breckenridge in that
State While he polled the whole "Union vote,
together with many Douglasites who voted for him
to defeat the Democratic candidate he also received
the votes of thousands of others, who voted for him
for other reasons. Gen Coombs is an old man,
nearly eighty years Of age; he is personally very
popular, being beloved by all for many noble traits
Of character and he has become bankrupt in fortune
by his liberalty and public spirited disposition
The people felt that he had been reduced to poverty
BY his services to his State and through sympathy
they voted to give him lucrative Office, that he
might have comfortable support in his declining
years Hence it is that he carried many Of the
strongest Democratic counties by large majorities.
The charge made by the Republican" that the
Kentucky election demonstrates the weakness of
BreekiHrgde, is simply ridiculous. If Breckenridge
is weak in Kentucky. will the Republican" inform
us on what it bases the strength Of Douglas whose
candidate did not receive onefourth as many votes
as the Democratic candidate s-,Sx Louis Bulletin.