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Il A FITS q. WILLIAMS

'"ccessors TO J. W. Hunnewell 4 CO..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, DYE Stuffs. Var
nishes, Window Glass, Manufactures
articles and Chemicals
Agents for Forest River Lead Co Mystic Lead 10 -
n French and American Zinc
Druggists. Perfumers' and Liquor Dealers, Ia
bells. in the greatest variety.
IL. HUNNEWELL'S CELEBRATED REMEDIES
~ WIN De our determination TO maintain The reputation
VI inns ola Drug and Paint Establishment and former
paons are respectfully asked continuance of their
Paronage, and all invited to call at THE STORE
D and COMMERCIAL WHARF, BOSTON
(tApril66l
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DIR. WARREN
B US BIT ERS

never fails 10 cleanse the system OF al meIb
and unhealthy secrelion>, THEREBY preventing 0.
curing diseases OF the skin, and al complain
arising from Impurities OF the 3l0od, or a d.
ordered state O; The liver AiGntys stomach A..
bowels. The proprietor HAVING sold This mo-
ieiIe extensively during tn past I'VE wear
and marked IFS effects, offers Il tho Public "a
fullest conf ience IN Its merits assured rom -
experience that single trial viii convince ~,
most ske2tlcal oi Its rare mcGi NAL virtues
Mr. Daniel Smith of Barton, VI. who had he,-
out OF health for long lime and unable L. lac.i.
writes under aaie Of August -, lSa2: Il csa.-
menced taking the bitters Isl OF iuly. have 'a,su
one bottle and part of another-fnd NJ h,-c1
quite restored. Ny son has been troubled Tor
years with sores under his a.l.,s al ta> to,:
cured oy taxing one bottle 4 ID. Marcos b.
ms Rirfars
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THE called DON IA n.
Movements Of Population.

The close of our national difficulties
promises to be followed by such extensive
movements of population as cannot but
have important effects upon our future de-
velopment. In the first place, the immi-
grafton from Ireland and from Germany
and the North Of Europe is at present UNI
usually large, and is likely to be greatly
increased 1t will materially help to re-
pair the ravages of war and to supply the
extra demand for labor which will be felt
in various parts of the country. Then we
shall probably see an important movement
of population from the Northern to the
Southern States. Soldiers who, in their
military service. have taken liking to
the Southern climate, or have been struck
with the superior facilities for farming
there: capitalists whose money will be in
great demand at the South for a long time
to come. and mechanics attracted by the
chances of lettering their condition, will
all be soon joining in this movement.
1t is also possible that we may yet wit
ness something of a movement still further
South. over the border into Mexico. But
the developments Of a year Or two will
tell better about that In the meantime
there seems to be a popular tide setting in
over the opposite frontier, from Canada.
In some localities in the Eastern part OF
the Provinces, it is estimated that one
third Of the population are going to the
the United States. The movement is
aScribed to deficient harvests. But nearly
the same story comes from Upper Canada,
where no such reason can be given. Far
mers are selling out for trihe and NOV
ing away. Since the beginning of the
year, one place Of 1000 inhabitants has
lost 1900 in this way. Whatever the
reasons, the fact is certainly remarkable,
and it is a striking tribute to the success
OF the government which has been so
freely abused by canadian papcrs.-Boston
journal.
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DIR. EATON S
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK IMMINENT

will cure If applied in season,
SprainS. lniilmation and Swe.iings of all kinds
Cuts Kicks. Bruises. Corking. Gals. Scratches.
Weak Joints. Cramp in the Stomach or Limbs.
Soreness or stiffness of the Limbs or nir,s Kheu-
matism, old Sores. &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter to half an ounce of II,
Llniment. well mixed with three times the guam,
titv Of warm Molasse>. For Scratches clean The
ancle by dry rubbing. then apply the Linimcn'
often when the ancles are dry and use the HorS,
every day.
For Sores, cleanse them when needed. with
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the LiniineE,
from two To three times day. For all other ex-
ternal diseases, make a thorough application two
or three times day. Please take a bottle ana
be sure and shake il up before using and YOU
will De satisfied.
TESTIN ONI4LS
From D. A Burnste. Esd the well known proprieto: o
the Lancaster Hotel y H.
Or. Eaton. Dear Sir Ihad horse which wa> ull-.l
10 iecp in the Static for long time which had o
Your Horse and ok Liniment Was Recommended, :. me a.
the best ia
made an application q j, which r,-uoci IN, .rrf,,,,,
ton ii once, healed the wound and brought halr
and the horse III Tor Use ia DAYS CONSIDER il
the best linrncni ever used and would Cecrtu.y
commend II 10 the public.
From Joseph L. tiibh Esd one OF the Pro,ri-r< "a; the
keep large number IN the summer >-a,r
at Mountain Stables. also keep stock 81 Or EAtoil-
Horse and oX Llnimrnt hand have Used Il i,ii-
enough L. know ihitit Is the best uiment ever SAN
or used 10 reduce iniiamaon> and Swellin-s al kind,
AMI heals Cuts. Bruises Corks tIalls Scratches Crnp.
III the Limbs rStomach. Coic, Sc.&c-
lfyour Horses or Cattle are troubled with any
of the above diseases or injuries, try bottle
and YOU viii be satisfied
Many ether testimonials could he added.
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers in
Medicines IN town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
All orders addressed In
{. b. HUTCHINS.
Nov. Ally. Lisbon, n. II.
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Ye9al.
William O. Heath,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at the
Caledonia District, SIS. Probate Office, in St. Johns
bury, on the 18th day of May, A.. D. $685.
E'l UTl-EY, adm illustrator upon the estate of William
10 Heath, late OF Manchester, in the State of New
hampshire deceased makes application for license to sell
the whole Of the real estate Of said deceased represent
Ing that the sale par: Of said real estate Is necessary
flor the payment Of the debts of said deceased and that
part OF said real estate cannot be sold without injury to
those interested IN the remand thereof:
WhereupOn it ordered by said Court that said appli
cation be referred to the 10th day OF June 1865 at
the Probate Office in St Johnsbury, for hearing and de-
con thereon and it is further ordered that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication OF notice OF
this application and order thereon three eekS
lively the Caed0nan, printed at st. JOhnsbury before
said time Of hearing that they may appear at said time
and place, and If they see; cause, object thereto.
By the Courl.-Attest
52-54 ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
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ID 4 IN L! PAIN IT.!
WINTERS METALLIC BROWN PAINT

RECON- ENDS ITSELF.
ItiSa pure oxide Of Iron and Manganese IL mixes
readily with Iinseed OIL taking two gallons less per loo
lbs than any mineral and more body than any
other paint glossy, uniaciny, durable metallic
coat protecting wood from decay. and iron OF ether
ais from rust OF c"rTo>lon-
ks II does not require grinding and Is warranted IN
give satisfaction for painting Railway Cars Iron Bridges
Houses Barns Huiis and Decks OF ships, Tin Shinge
BooiS &C - .
II. n. F. MARSHALL kCO.
Pain and arn!sn cturers-Sole Agents for New
England States
Store % Broad Street, Boston.
sostoo, Oct s ls6&,-lyr,
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The INDIAN MAssACREs. Speaking of
the operation of Lynch law on the Indians
and the terrible punishments inflicted on
some of the tribes, letter from ST. Paul,
Mnn.. says: = Before the East passes
Judgement upon them let them recollect
that on this frontier. within the past three
years, over eight hundred women and chill
dren have been butchered and their houses
and their crops, and the hard earnings of
many years. given to destruction that
not over one hundred and fifty Indians
have fallen: that out of three hundred
and three sentenced to death for these muir
ders by the military commission, in 1862,
the President only allowed thirty -eight to
be hung-and that all the Indians who
Were tried and convicted since were let off
by the President on account of some tech
nlcal iniormality in the proceedings, and
let them further recollect that hundred
OF these demons are now in the vicinity
OF Mankato, and nine hundred more upon
the war path to the settlements. No one
but he who has been upon the frontier can
imagine the horrible outrages perpetrated
by these Indian iiends."
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DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale farm situat-
ed in Wheelock. about two miles south of the
Hollow, containing so acres of good land. There
is on the farm good Sugar Orchard Of 500 trees.
good Buildings with running water to house and
barn.
Also, Tannery and Dwelling House,
situated at Wheelock Hollow. for sale by the sub
scriber. The above property will be sold very
low, and credit given to suit the purchaser, with
good security. For further particulars enquire
of the subscriber. OSBORN WARD.
Wheelock Hollow, VT, May s. 1865. soft
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Mfdi&aI.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.

Is q concentrated extract Of
the choice root, so combined
with other substances of still
greater Alternative power as
afford an efiectual antidOte
for diseases Sarsaparilla is
reputed TO cure Such a
remedy Is surely wanted by
those who suffer from Stru-
nous complaints, and that
one which will accomplish
their cure must prove, as
this has, of immense service
to this large class of our af-
fiicfpd Hour
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for SALE.
FL q u - f
80 FOR SALE!

Eb The homestead of the late VIM. C
Montgomery. situated at South Walden, consist
ing of about eight acres of excellent land, in a
good state of cultivation, with house, barn and
sheds attached with running water at house and
barn A grist mill with two run of stones, corn
cracker and mill for grinding salt A saw mill
that does good business, all in running order,
situated in populous neighborhood with pleanty
of timber that cannot we'll be drawn to other
mills The above property will be sold on reason
able terms. A part of the purchase money can
remain on mortgage if desired. For further par
ticulars enquire of HARVEY FOSTER, or of the
subscriber ISAAC PATTERSON, Admit.
Walden. March q, 1865 Aft
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A GENEROUS OFFER-With view
to bring into general use stamped enve-
lopes bearing requests for unclaimed let
tiers, the postmaster general offers to fur
nish the same, with the names, business
and post office address Of parties printed
IN full, not exceeding four lines, across the
end OF the envelopes, including the re-
quest. without additional charge twill
be at once perceived, that by adopting
these envelopes, parties sending letters will
be sure Of their speedy return, if not call
ed for by those to whom they are address
ed.
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AG ENTS.
BOSION-Georye {. Goodwin & Co.
NEW lORk-Ds mas, Barnes * Go.
BALTlMORE-S. S. Hance.
PifTSBURGH-Dr Geo. S. keyser.
ClNClNNATI-F. L. Sure X Co.. and
John ID. Park
CHlCAGO-Lord 4 Smith, & II. Scovil.
ST. LOUIS-Collins Brcs.
SAN FRANCISCO.-hostetter, Smith &
Dean.
Also. sold by all Druggists and Dealers
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STANTON HORSE.

This celebrated stock horse will make the
season Of 1865 as follows: Mondays and Tues
days at Passumpsic House Stable. st. Johnsbury
Wednesdays and Thursdays a, Lower Water
ford; Fridays at Passumpsic Village, Barnet;
Saturdays at Lyndon Corner.
For further particulars sec large advertisement
WIN. B. STANTON.
H0RATIO HUTCHINSON, Agent tlaug
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READ. READ.
DIR. B. TOMS
WHITE MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE PAIN ERADIcaI0R


VhiiI mVV"ihtU LUX NULL MIN LhHuivhlVh
r, .-, r :. w., - -
Cohlposeu vi SIAteeh hnus oi teSetahle lIgTcul-
entS, is now offered 20 the public and viii Cure.
Snrains and InHamat;onS ~ all kinds Ia,orneSs
go -. nr- -
Headache- loothache, Group, DiaTThua. Liver
ComDlaint Cha npsd Hands Rum Rounds Chill
bI,;nr Go Thrn,. oil g.. I'll M =,
-, ~ ~ =. - - ~
never Ialis 10 cure burnS or FROZEN Linus
This is no HI NRrG medicine. hut Hiil cure the
,horo waved a;.o,.o. e .,.l;.l :, -,
"' i- II "PP'i'i al SeAN'H-
TEST MON TiIS
;,,,a,n, u II $50 $500 " - $500 -
W. baye SaLI ar,. ,,usr,,,l.s n, M u,,,,.- u-,s,
Mountain yeretaf. P,i,, FraIir,,T ,ji, - 80, ~
L.St s,fi.,ac,ion IN all W. t,y 1,.i -, So -i;5.
NC sver ssd and onr ,ao,is a. 49,. ,hs, :, ., 81, -,
iii, .r, a., tor ,yar o,,.rai, ., ~ ,,r,,l;c
From, Jos;,b r;,h,-, T., I;,,,.,, y
- - $1,000 -. - -.
Ic.,v thu, hv suJd.n tall l,rol ,u- =, ma, 80. -,
,r,.I ,,r "a, ,rt,r -; - -. 49,. ~; - ~
mai. a Thorough auuic.i,u 81 Ir E,,n. pa, "a
- rf;rb r.Ii,Iaf fn. trI,, =, ,;-,. =, -
soon took the soreness from m, side consider II
.o, r ~ tT so ,h AN l" he mai
I pR E sga lss s hsxt BEEN r ~ much -.
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BILIOUS BIFTE1s

For Purifying the blood. curipg Liver ca
plant and All Bilious Affections, for strcr-,i.-.-
M, inrigoTailng, building up and putting 20
order the Weak, Worn Gut, Run Down, be.
tateG and diseased Human Sys,c:a, has ~ CO..
in The world
II qnicAcns the circulation, restores the l,>-
appetite, regulates, strengthens and inTlgora:,-
the wAole system For Humors in the blood n A..
imperfect circulation, this Is al active and Cd
emf remedy The use of
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The only thoroughbred Sherman Morgan now
On the turf.
SHERMAN MORGAN STALLION LION.
The celebrated Stallion, Lion. better known as
the Greedy Horse. will stand for the improvement
Of the breed of horses, during the coming season,
at East Burke. Lion is true son of the famous
" Billy Root" formerly owned by Eldad Root Of
Lyndon. His dam was sired by the celebrated
Batchelder Horse, and he by the old Sherman
Morgan.
TERMS-Ss to warrant Mares disposed Of
before the usual time of foaling will be consider
ed with foal. WM. Il. STREETER
East Burke, May 25 1868 81 Ga
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Lisbon January L. l>4
&. Il TIutchinS Dear Sir IreCciYei i VERY tad
ny ANGLE and loot. made application II once 81 Dr.
Eaton> Pain Eraica"r. which ir";go"! a - Viii-r
f cure. l fully satisfied IL the bet ia:nilh
medicine ever used, CHAS wuuiSnN.
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Mfdiral.
I'M POR RANT
L n V y L L d S,
1RON IN THE BLOOD

II Is well known 20 the medical ,-ot,s,,.,
ihoN Is the Vital Principle or Life FIr. Ia
the oiooo- Inns is derived chiefly from -, -
We out IL the food IS not properly d. -o1
or II, from any cause whatever 81 uS'>'te.
quantity Of iron is not taken INTO ~,
or becomes reduced, the whole srs-sr, "a .oi
Inc bad blood will irritate the hear -, N~1erS
the lungs Will stupefy the brain, NIL -. '''E ~
liver, and will sendits disease-prodpci,,se 1'f lie
TO al parts OF the system and eye; -'rlSti'S
disease. f''1'Sf'Ne1 =
The great value of
Iron as a Medicine
Is vel known and acknowledged bY -
men The difficulty has been 10 cf-,s- ile11e2.
preparation Of IL as will enter the ciro-1,, s'2
assimilste al once with the blood u, A..
says DR. Hayes. Massachusetts STAT =. H.
mas been attained IN the Peruvian Syrl,. h, as
blnalon IN way before unknown. e '--
The Peruvian Syrun
Is = protected solution of the Pyo.a,,g
i me'c discovery Sn Medicine that ~
Root of Disease by supplying the blood vs.s x
Vital Principle or Life Eiement-Irou -
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, i'rapsr. F..
and Ague, Loss of Energy, Low Spirits. ''2
The Peruvian Syrup
infnses strength, rigor and new lie INTO -fs -.
TEN, and builds up an L Iron Constiru,i,a
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Female Comrl,;--s
all diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder 49,
The Peruvian Syrup
Is specific for ali diseases originating :, ,
state Of The Blood, or accompanied by ID ii
Low State of the System.
Pamphlets containing certificates IL cares -
recommendations from some Of the ;l,es- en-.
PHYSICIANS, Clergymen, and others. will ~ -.
FREE TO am address.
No Splar- far rF 81 ,,,,,,.. ! $1,000,
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DIR. FRANK l.. MASON

very successful practitioner. in SuGcook, Nj
writes March -. leo3: Having made cxtrn>.'e
use,of DR. Warren Bilious bliters IL IA, ,irar-t
during the past two wears, have no hc>it2,-
IL recommending them 10 the public as = s."
reliable and valuable family medicine. from '-a
use of which can be obtained mere Sati>f.,.-t
results than from any other compound with NJ!
1 am acquainted" Sub tguently, In cougt->--
ton with the proprietor, Dr. NJ SAYS: 81 >kol
not know how Il get alons II my practice W.
out Dr. Waren's Bilious iiittsrs. Ihousa-.-S
who have become acquainted With the supe.l r
healing virtues Of TINS ;iuly wonder Eorkif-
panacea have given almoS; ia5ulous acro4I.ts .
what II has done Tor them - praises are sGi-I
o! all Who have tested lis excellence. In con
cluslon We beg leave 10 say 10 The il1al'dS, tN
Dr. aTren Bilious BitIcls, before giving up IL
despair and you will YET i've 10 10 good IL a"-i
afflicted feilcw-rnen by Recommending u them
the medicine. which by the blessing Of ANA
Providence restored you 10 health. and 10 IL
full enjoyment of long, useful and happy NE
Beware of counterfeits ard limitations oo>rT-
We tae si,aise signature OF the proprietor, JoAN
A FERRY over the corr a. each bottle, without
which none Is genuine.
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NJ. utchn> Dear SIT- Wa troubled
with lame foot which was swollen 10 NV ankle badly.
and was unable 10 ear any weight Upon II, appird
Your EracatoT ami ia ;ouT ia!> aide 10 W,.- my
boot usual. OTIS SAVAGE.
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Rev. John 2ic-l,0uf. Lewis J,hns,n Nh
Rev. Warren Burton. Roswell 4 f,r,.v N "a
Kew ATih h. Fuirr. = A Kendall n IA
RsT. Aug Pope. wR Til3-b.l,11 s. IA
ne tauiayh taouii!s- Francis Dana. N. 10
Rex. SNlrafluS Cuta, J.r,.r,iab So, N "a
Rev ]. starr King lose ArIio,Sa S., a, .
NJ, NJ -, "A ID .1leh- Naroelno Amanda N D
NJ - am y NE IL AbruAam Wendell. n %
r. aAaiiAs . F''ll-- a. A Hases NJ ID.
ne hlCnaia hetoal J CtIill,iI. NJ ID.
e. !, II, Ae5e'eI, h r Kinney. NJ ID.
ne Jes. ii NnhcA- Jose dESiiaaar VI u
NJ a M-'@oAs,ti- Thomas A DeNfe-. f.>c
NJ d feAf>fi- Jr d Thomas Amor fSG
ker A K. x CraNlry. Hon Peter Harvey
Rex Henry C,hafn. Jani-, c T,uur ~
EeN : dGe- Samuel May. t$q
Rev u q. Hea 3lry PRO- z N3ialiS S,t,.-s.
key John " Ulills cad. Ferdinand Andrew =.
FOR SALE ny
SETH W FOWLE & co. i. Trsno-,
Street. Bosten-
]. F. DlN>MORE, 49, Broadway, Ny.
And by IL Druggists
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From Laban Tits, ESQ. LitSletun. y. II.
DE-. EsToS-DearS Sir: have been very much troubled
for bong time with Rheumatism. ali lhrt ugh ai.s IL
using one tuille OF your Pain ETaicatur Nd, eicyed a
once. and justice Ia YOU and 10 medicine would
cheer1uly recommend lis the afflicted.
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Hail! king Corn.

Several years ago a German chemist
started little drug store in the upper
part Of this city. His means were mar
row, and it was only by the exercise Of
his national characteristics - thrift =
that his family was enable to keep the
wolf from the door.
The German was man of culture,
and of a social turn. His shop soon be
caue gathering place for some of the
most intelligent men in the neighbor-
hood, who were won't 10 converse freely
on business and other topics in his
hearing.
One evening it CHANGED that two per
sons engaged in distilling were discuss
ing some Of the details Of their pro-
'cesses. They united in lsmenting the
difficulty they experienced in getting
rid of the saceharinc matter in making
whiskey from maize, Could this be
eheaply accomplished, they expected a
CREST addition 10 their gains.
The TeutOnic mind is not always re
markahle for prompt apprehension.
But the intellect that sheds Joke, may
be very quick at taking hint With
in six months the German, by dint Of
severe experiment, had so far perfected
his processes 81 to produce from Indian
corn a syrup equal to any in our mar
ket for all purposes, domestic and man
ufacturing During the last year the
patent for the process has been sold for
very large sum to large sugar houses
IN this city, who have erected exten-
sive machinery for the manufacture,
and subsoil rights for several Western
States at a price that has fully repaid
their total outlay
The German, raised from Indulgence
to afiuence thus suddenly, died few
months ago, but the consequences Of
his discovery live in other hands and
may prove Of immense importance
to the whole country.-N Z. Tribune.
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Whether women, minors, aliens,
Indians, negroes, all of whom are
or may become citizens, shall be al
lowed TO vote, is, under our United
States Constitution, wisely, left TO the
decision Of each State, as best informed,
to those interested in its proper dispo-
sition. The several States in rebellion
will reorganize under the prOelama-
tons Of the President. They will con
tinue, as they have never ceased 10 be,
States Of the Union. 1t may be that
the next Congress will refuse to admit
their Senators and Representatives to
the seats to which they will be entitled,
and thus delay while they cannot de
feat their admission. But this will not
prevent their being organized, powerful
ana prosperous States, nor diminish the
satisfaction with which they will be
welcomed TO the enjoyment OF their
full rights, so soon as the constituency
OF the members who perpetrated this
outrage can drive them from their
places. To promote such a restoration
OF the Union and re-establish the true
constitutional doctrines of our Govern
ment, l shall give to the Ad-
ministration Of President John
son g cordial support He was
no party to the meddling with
State institutions and property, that
provoked, though it did not excuse,
the rebellion. lie will be no party to
the invasion Of State rights, and the
preservation of State policy which
would keep alive the fires of civil war.
and swallow up the States in q coneen-
tFated National despctism. l believe |
him to be an honest, intelligent thor
ough Democrat; as such he knows that |
the Democratic theory of the Constitu- |
ton is the only one that will preserve
1t, and that the true defenders Of the
cOuntry's honor abroad and safety at
home, in war and in peace, can only be
found in that great powerful, and pat
riotic party, which has administered
the Government with such success
through far the longest and most hon
Orable portion of our career.
With kind regards to you personally,
and best wishes for the prosperity of
the society, am turly yours, |
j. VAN BUREN,
EDGEHILL, July l, 1865.
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The 9th District.
5. n. ARNELI, ESQ,

NOMINEE OF IHE DISTRICT CONV ant on,
N viii be pleased 10 meet and sadress ne
Voters Of tins 6ih C0ngrt ssiorsl De re 81 tte o.
loving times aGd places. Mr. Thomls Is inv Ted
20 atteni
On Monday, lolh July, a. clifop, in wsyae
county.
On Wednesday, l2sh jay, at Dscsiuryine, Doea
tur fOuaty.
On Frday. 18th jay. q L'rden. Perry cou, y.
On saiu- dsy, 18Th July, a. Ba r. own, Per
county
On Monday, ia Jaly, At JohnfonEiIls. aumph.
reys county
On Wednesday, % n July. q Wavtr ,, Humph.
reys county
On FRIDAY, 2Ist July, SC Chariot e, IN y eksOn
county.
On Moniay, 2ih July. At D1vsr, n stewart
cOuUly.
On Wednesday. 26t1 July, a, Q arkSilis. Msnt-
golJery COunty.
On siaurdsy, 10Th July, ct Cent eville. n ckman
county.
on 'Mondsy, slsl July e Columbia, in M-uTy
county. jays