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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-09

ru4 rLANrIo 4p,fRLY, Foa &c,
roBpa Contents: The inlr,iisn Angel.
Part X by Oliver Wen4eil Haiu3.
Themist acics y poem b Wilham
Everett
Ben JuAs,sn pt.t 2
critical sketch ~ ,a,, aasiyi's q 2,
whipple
Unctnr,abieprss
The Rose Rollins The first section
of story OF New England seaport life
by Alice Cary
international Copyright. A vigorous
and unanswerable plea for the protection
of authors, and fhus for the best inter
ests of literature, by James Parton.
The Flight ofthe Goddess. A poem,
BY T. b. Adrieh.
The Thyone of the Golden Foot. BY
j. w. Palmer
The Autobiography of Quack Part l
Writings of I. Adolpbus Trollopc.
BY Ii. T. Tuckerman. A Native of
Bornoo. A sketch of colored linguist
found in South Carolina by Massachu-
sets officer.
By.ways of Europe. From Perpignan
to Msntscrrat BY Bayard Taylor.
Dinner, Speaking BY Edward Ev
crett Hale, author of "a Man without a
Country" .'How Mr.. Frye would have
preached it," etc.
Reviews and Literary Notices.
TIcKNOR AND FIELDS, PUBLISH
kRs, DosroS.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-09

Use the Best.-BLADEs' RrPHONlsH LuBRICA-
TORS are n medicinal preparation in the form of n
ozenge and universally considered the most pleas
ant efscuai cnleds Ia use, for Ho1rS>.
pe,S Coughs Ce'as CdtarTt. Asthma, Bronchitis Dip
iberia dnd al Pulmonary omDlainfS They are war
rAnted give snict and lasting benefit in the
above affections than any other remedy also to contain
NJ deleterous ingreien and not to offend the weakest
and most sensitive stomach,
ss-For sale by SAMUEL GRAHAM and REDICK
CO., Druggists, Butler, Pa, at rs cts. per Box.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-09
rns iNsuRREcrIoN IN ITALY.
PapaI Troops Defeated.

LONDON, October 4, Midn ght.-La-
test dispatches just received from Flor,
enee announce that the insurgent troops
holding strong position near Bagnarea,
in Niterbo, were attacked by Papal
force A short aui sharp fight resulted
in the defeat of the attac king party, who
were obliged hastily to Withdraw. Loss
es not stated. The effect of this victory
is very in,piriting to the party of action.
MEETING OF REvoLUTIoNIsTs.
A public meeting Of the friends of
Garibaldi was held at Turin yester lay -
Revolutionary speeches we're made by
many dis inguIshed persons Meetings
OF II ike chr cfer are ia contemplation
10 other cities Of Italy
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-09

GREAT BARGAINS. B. G. Huselon
has Just returned from the East with a
large and splendid Stock of Boots, Shoes
Leather and Findings; all of which he
Is prepared to sell at greatly reduced
prices. The best, largest aud finest stock
ever offered in this market. Call. aud
examine for yourselves.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-09
ADDRESS FROM GARIBALpI.

Though a PRISONER at Caprera. Carl
baldi issued a stirring address to his fol.
lowers, which was published to day He
recites at length the grievances Of italy,
and asks his couutrymcn to redress them
now He appeals strongly to their pa
iriotism, and urges nll his friends to
march forth With to Rome.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-09

TO coNsuMPTivEs.-The Advertiser, having
oeen estored To health in few weeks. by very sim
PIE remedy, having suffered several years with
lung arection and that dread disease. Consump
ton-is anxious make known to his ellow-sufferefs
the means Of cure.
kerpton used (rse Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the sans, which they atnlVwly
CuaE FOR CossUaPTios, ASTHMA, IRnScHiTiS, &c.
The only object or the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scripton Is benefit the afcie and sprrau informl
ton which he cunceyes To be invtnabe aud he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy AS IL will cost them
nothing, and may prove n bless,tA
Parties wishing the prescription. will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
Nov. Z, 1896, iy.
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Dissolved.

NOTICE is hc eby given th,t the pa tnership here
" toaa~ existing be,ween Ch1rl< VI TRULY & JOHN
4 Mdutg gurnerv Ba,dst wn tsn1i., v matnitis de-
.,y,,i th. bnsiues will hereafter be tIan acted by
John f. MONTGOMERY All l.ers n> knowing Themselves
ipJeOed TO the said firm will please etiI Immediately
and setlc their aecoahts with hn T. NJ mtg 'n'efy
e. NJ IHUtY
JOHN r. MONTGOMERY.
Oct i.sl-5,-.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-09

The Iron cIrY CoLLEaE.-An ex>
animation Of its circular shows that this
is not only the most popular and cxten,
sive Business College in this country,
but the best sustained and most highly
approved by practical business men.
Among its supporters and warm
friends are to be found the names of
many of the most prominent and distin.
guished business men of the day; men
who have had an opportunity of examin.
ining for themse Ives, aud who are COM
petent TO express and intelligent opinion
in regard to the merits OF such an irsti.
tuition as this Backed by such author
ity, we'll may the Iron City College bid
defiance to all its rivals.
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EUROPE.
REvoL T IN ROME.

AZ REVOLT IN hoME.
FLORENCE, October 2.-The rebels
have taken Aquapendente The Pope's
soldiers ask aid of Italy. Troops were
denied. The revolt is serious, Theim-
broglio between France and Italy is Sc
rious
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-09
BUTLEIk MARKETS.

R - u - <AsSAA IL -
BUTTER-fresh Rot IL cents per pound
BEANs-white, $500 per buslei.
BARLEY-spring 80
BEEsW AA-j5 cents per pound.
EuGs-l5 ,ents per dozen
SsfLoUR- Wheat, $500 to 100 per hund.; Rye $50
Buckweeat, $3.50 per hunt.
Fkulf-Dr.s I'd Apples, lets. per u; Dried Peaches
25 cents a 10.
fEATfiERs-T5 cents per pound.
dRAlS-Whcat 500 per busbsi Rye,l 90; Oats. e0c
Corn so, Buckwheat 90.
GRooERIEs-Conee, Rio 80 per pound; Java 40
Brown Sugar 15per pound; do. White 2Oc N. o. Moas
es 20 cents per gallon; Syrnp 0o and 81 40.
HiDES-T cents per pound
LARD-l0 cents per pound.
NAILS-S775 per keg.
POrAT0ES-90c per bushel.
PoRk-shoulders, 10; Fitch, IL; Hams, lie pc
pound
RAGS cents per pound.
RlCE--15 cents per POUND.
SALT-S3,25 pc. barrel
TALLoW--l2 cents per pound.
w0oL--4o cents per pound for common.
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PITTSBURGH MARKETS.

7 u
E GRAIN-winter Red. - 90; No Spring is qnuted at
81 ~ aud No At 81 UGs3 90; Is 6id6d; Rye 81 SO
Corn, Iona .nj; barley No. I Spring 81 TO-
FLnUR-Srrrg Wheat $40 90; Winter Wheat, si3
Rye Plu,it ss'eo Flbbl; aBncixwheat s. 90 ger cwt
PR0NIsioNs-Bacon, shoulders, Toe; Sugar Cured
Hams. ib3{c Lard, 13c. u
BUTrBk-Fresh KpIl 15c
EG0S-@lsc per dozen NJ
HAY-Bsled. So per Ton
SEEDs-Flaxseed 50 90; Timothy, 90; Glow er t2 oa
per 10; Apples;s @ec.
PoTAToEs-Peaeh Blows 81 IS cents per busbei
APPLES-s5 D06d5 rs
BEANS--S2 rs per bnshel
Oli--Crnie, y T973<; Refined, % cents per gallon
Lard OIL 81 to 30 for No 2, and 81 10 for No. /. =
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MARITIME RIrHrs.

BpRLIN, October 2.-Onc hun dred
deputies in the North German Parliament
this evening, signed formal protest
against any Infringement or disturbance
Of the long established maritime priviie>
ges OF those German States which bor-
der on the Baltic Sea.
TIE iNsURREcTIoN IN ITALY.
LoNDoN, October 2, Miduight.-Re-
ports from Italy are startling. A dis
patch from Florence late in the evening,
says the outbreat at Viterbo was not
ddelIed. The small town of Aquapen>
dente in 0rvito, has been captured by
the Insurgents, who now have full pos>
session of all the roads lcadi Dg to it
The commander of the forces Of the Pope
asked the Italian government for as
sistance. Italy refuses to furnish any
soldiers. There is no longer room for
doubt that the revolt IS serious. There
are alarming apprehensions of an inter.
ruption Of friendly relations between It,
nlV and HranCH.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-09

DENTIsTRY.-The partnership here.
tofgre existing between Drs Diff n0'ehrr
and Wise IN the Dentistry bu-ipes has
been mutually dissolved. The Senior
partner G. l.. Diofienbacher and Or. Les
fevre have associated thereselvcs togetb
er in the business at their Office in Rel
ber's, formerly Boyd'sJ building on jeff.
erson Street, East Of Troutman and
Wcber's Store whore they are prepared
to perform all work belonging to their
profession in a skilful and scientific man
ner All that have toothache, empty
Gums, Or any disease Of the teeth would
do well TO give them call. Their work
is warranted to give. genetal satisfaction.
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DEN TI51tX.
Drs. EeigInmer N Davis,

TT AVE permanently located ihem,elyes In CEN ERE
III WILLIE, Bntler county. Pa where they can b
und all tines prepared TO perform all operation
either Surgical or mechanical dentistry.
II lS67-Iy.
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Executors Notice.

Esiate II Joha Nechin9 der'd.
NvoTIcE il hereby given that Letters Pestanentary
N on the estate Of IDhn Mechng a'e Of a-lingtoh
p Batter CO. decd. have this day. (Sept 10 ise. been
granted the Undersigned by the register oi -s"'
,onntv therefore all persons indehtllo said estste,
are required q make Immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands irst tie same will present
JOHN MECHLING,
o. Il. MECiILiNG.
SEP, % 1867, 4t Executors
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Witherspoon Institute.

JNHIs High School In Butler IL In q very protperous
IL condition.; there heing in attendance during fhe
session closing, l2D scholars.
The new building furnishes ample room for recital
ton purposes and for .aders who from abroad
The accomplished Principal, besides giving his on
tire time to the instruction OF the pupils, emp able
assistance In the German and French angnag In the
classics. in Music, and in the English Branches
The Winter Session of 20 weeks will cumm on
the first Monday Of November next.
RIB WALKER, Pres
LoF&L You've, Sec, (oet O. 1867 }
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-09

THOMPSON & LYON,
"a a-GGDn-~eSS s.e L.z~
Dcfiesi % Main strest, Butler, Ps-gs
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A rENIAS SCARE.

LONDON, October 5.--Late yesterday
afternoon advices were received by the
authorities to the effect that an attack by
Fenians on one Of the armories in this
city might be exacted during the night
Government troops were accordingly pos
ted at the different armories, and 9TH
or precautionary measures also taken,
which prevented threatened outbreak.
ARMING FOR FRANCE.
LONDON, October 5, Evening.-Thc
Standard of this city, In its leading ar.
ticle this morning, says the general arm,
ing Of France IS exciting apprehensions
of winter campaign.
ROME AGITATED.
LONDON, October 6.-Dispatches from
Rome state that great agitation and alarm
prevails in that city.
ROME THE CAPITAL OF ITALY.
FLORENCE, October 6.-Deputations
are arriving here, and memorials are
pouring 10 frou, all the cities of the kings
dom, demanding that Rome be made the
capital Of I.aly, ....
AID FOR GARIBALLIANs.
The press throughout :be country are
urging subscripti ms of money for the
Garibaldian volunteers, who have been
wounled in the fights which have occur,
red in Viterbo
coNcEssIoS FroM NAPoLEoN.
PARIS. 0ctohcr 6 Il i, reported that
Nap leon has ihfoiUed lie Italian Cow
crnmcu' that il may cccufy the Roman
territory with It's t,oops, La; they must
not enter the city Of Rome.
THE cZAR AND FuAD pAsHA.
LONDON, October 7,-The Nr,c FIRE.
Press If Vienna, publishes as authentic
Il e summary of con, ersation betweea
the Gar and iFuad pasha. who recently
waited nn hm. The ,zar said it was
indispensable that Turkes should give
up ;'-ct 10 Gfoecr. aud told FuaS 10
represent 10 The Sultan ,ha: IT was better
10 have friend ara rciehbur' hso in
uuyi T. 7l.lPpr efsas tptolhee t't ut
~ world, nr vha While e.t.ea aesa
solves tarrtC.F BE seLaG ea .esT1As
ga li rrcuUs ears su.s Hr %.
iag,d ne pogcg e bal Sine 1hhnr.
Teiitl> nj itsy ast.d h Bass'an
monarch "ha Ais refg ta r.ry one
DIV cease fg tfIs elygfgs nd then
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-22
Legal Notice.

ELIzA GLAZIER. who resides somewhere in
~ the Northern part Of the State of Ohio, and
her minor child, whose maine is unknown, Wild
ow and child of II. s. Glazier deceased will take
notice that j. B. smith, Administrator of the
estate of II. $. Glazer, deceased, on the 18th day
of August, 1887 filed his petition in the Probate
Court within and for the County of Belmont and
state Of Ohio, aliedging that the personal estate
of said II. s. Glazier deceased, Is insufficient to
pay his debts and the charges of admin straton
on the same; that he died holding an equitable
title to and interest in the following real estate
situate in said County, to wit: Being a lot OF
ground, 125 feet by l3D feet, commencing for its
>. II. corner M point 80 feet North of the coal
bank road leading to Charles Henry's coal bank,
and fronting East l2j fedf, and running West
l:O feet-same being near to the West line OF
Bcllaire City, of said County, and that Eliza
Glazier, his widow, Is entitled to dover in said
premises, after the residue S600-if the purchase
money is first paid.
The prayer Of said petition is for the assign
ment of dover to said Eliza Glazier, and for sale
of said premises subject to such dover estate
for the payment of debts and charges aforesaid.
q Said petition will be for hearing on the 10Th
day of September, 1867, or as soon thereafter as
leave can be obtained
]. b. SMITH, Admir-
I -. - of III. s. Glazier, decd.
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GEN. ROBT. C.. SCHENCK.

NJ. G. from the Iffd District, one ,df,the, most
powerful stump speakers in the Union, and
other distinguished speakers will positively be
present and address the People
The County Executive Committe is cores
ponding with N. \. GRAY, Esq, formerly Ed
itor of the Cleveland Plaindealer, and have good
ground TO expect one of his nimitable speeches.
We will probably be able to make definite an
nouncement in this particular next week.
Organize In every Township, and give one day
toward securing the fruits of the warl ,.i
!. Union Men of old Belmont! the graves of our
slaughteredcountrymen on the hundred battle
fields of the war, of the unnumbered thousands
who perished by the slow torture of famine in
Rebel prison pens, and of the martyred patriots
who were butchered at Fort Pillow and in the
streets of New orleans: mutely appeal to you
to stand by the flag under which they died, in
this hour of its supremest trial! b. ...p.ft5r
Come up to st. Clairsville, then, on the 18th,
and have your patriotism and love of country
rekindled, Bring your wives and daughters and
the widows and children of our dead soldiers,
who prayed nightly for the absent and watched
for the return of those who were never to come |
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-22

To the Editor Of The Belmont Chronicle: --,.
SIR-Judges Thurman and Ranney
and Mr.. HI. j. Jewett, in public speeches.
which have been printed and widely cir,
culated, say that the national debt is now
(in July and August, 1867 So, 600, ,OOO,-
600; and, for authority, Mr.. McCulloch
and Senator Sherman are referred to by
Mr.. Jewett.
l fearlessly state that these assertions
are untrue, and each and all of these
men ought to know it before testifying.
More: say that nothing ever said or
written by Mr.. McCulloch or Senator
Sherman authorizes the assertion,
Mr.. McCulloch, in his annual report
as Secretary of the Treasury, dated De-
cember A, 1865, more than twenty months
ago, stated that the ascertained national
debt, October 81, 1865, was $2,80S, $40, ,447
55, without deducting funds in the Treas
ury. iH'#t
He thought it safe esti-
mate that, when all liabili-
ties were ascertained, the
debt will not exceed $4,000, 900, 900
OF this debt about 234, ,OOO,, 900
has since been paid.
Remaining unpaid 2,766, 200, 900
Aug. l, 1867, there was in
the Treasury $175, 900, 900
Over unpaid ut c2,59l, ,OOO, 900
Mr.. Jewett estimates the annual in
terest on the debt at $1S0,OOO 900. There
was paid and estimated on that amount
for the year ending June 80, 1866, $132,-
987, $40 25. -la - ...'}t.' .'..'l
December A, 1867, in his annual report
Mr.. Secretary McCulloch says the state
of the Treasury is ''in the highest degree
encouraging.
Messrs. Thurman, Ranney, and Jew
ett seem to think it is in the highest de-
gree discouraging.. i1& 'ea'5 Nif1
Secretary McCulloch says, "Nothing
in our history has, created so much sur.
prise, both at home and abroad, as the
reduction of our national debt"
would, if could, in charity, believe
that neither Thurman, Ranney, or Jew
cite, know that our national debt has
been reduced.
Are such gross Misrepresentation made
to injure the national credit or deceive
voters, or both? G.
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State of Ohio, Belmont Go.
William Wiley
Court of Com. Pleas.

,o, y y<ys yg;,o ;, Court of Com. Pleas.
i Wiley, and Wilsetta Wiley, who reside in
McDonaugh County, in the State of Illinois, are
hereby notified that William Wiley, on the 10th
day of August, 1867, filed his petition In the Of
flee of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Belmont and State
following described real estate Lots Nos. 7Sand
"a In the town of Martins Ferry, and a certain
tion "a, Township 3, and Range 2, beginning for
the same at a post on the line between the lands
of Samuel sharpless and Joel Wood, and in
range with the Southeast side of the Fifth Street
Of Wallaees Addition to the town of Martins
o sSn 4 Gs @ Hos to the
with said street North 800 East 9.S poles thence
North 40 West 50.4 poles; thence South 39o West
Us poles to the place OF beginning; Containing
The epetition alleges that David Wiley died in
testate seized of the zone undivided half of Lots
Y and "A and the whole of the three acre tract /;
that he left Laura J. Wiley as his widow, who is
entitled to life estate in said real estate; that
he left Joseph Wiley, Thomas Wiley, Ann Mar
tin, John Wiley, james Wiley, Rebecca Wiley,
Mary j. shannon, Elizabeth Wiley, Clarissa
brothers and sisters, and the defendants, the
children and heirs of his deceased brother
David Wiley the plaintiff has erected on said
Lots ~ and "a new and substantial buildings,
and other valuable and permanent improve.
ments, together with "a large amount of machin-
cry, patterns, &C., for the purpose of foundry,
at cost to the plaintiff at about Sl2 900; that on
all the right, title, and interest in and to said
real estate of Laura Wiley, Joseph Wiley, Thos.
Wiley, Ann Martin, John Wiley, James Wiley,
Rebecca Wiley, Mary j. shannon, Elizabeth
Wiley, Clarissa Jemison, and Priscilla Wiley,
and alledges that he Is now the owner in fee of
the undivided twenty-one twenty-second parts
of said Lots " and "A, together with the improve
ments and life estate of Laura j. Wiley; that he
is the owner of ten-elevenths OF the acre tract
including the life estate of the said Laura j.
Wiley; that the defendants are each entitled to
the one undivided sixty-sixth part of said Lots
~ and IA subject to the improvements aforesaid
and the rightof the widow aforesaid, and that
the said defendants are eaoh entitled TO the one
undivided thirty-third part of the3 acre tract
above described.
He prays that the same may be partitioned in
accordance with said demand.
: The defendants are therefore required to ap-
pear and answer on the LIST day of November,
1857 that said petition will be for hearing at said
term Of nextCourt TO be begun and held ON the
ilth day OF November, 1867, and in default. of
such answer the petition will be taken as true
and confessed and a.decree accordingly.
e ~ 'ftf'l j. II. MITCHELL.
7. TAILMAN 4 Son Attys for demandant.
: August &, l8G-8W
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Down aud County alews.

THE, ,CANvAss IN THIS CoUSTY.--As will be
seen by announcenient elsewhere, Messrs. Dam
ford ana Cochran VIII address a meeting at
Armstrong; Mills Saturday, Sept.2 Our friends
over there contemplate making this large
meeting.
Judge Cowen, ST., and ]. b. Smith, Esq, open
the campaign at Barnesville last night, Will
mn Tonight In Soinertoh, Thursday night In
"'~ Castle Friday flight In Centreville.
Col. Poornan will speak during the next week
as follows. To-morrow frhursday) night at
Lewis Mills, Friday night at Mt Olivet, Norris
town, saturday night, Wheeling Valley School
House, Monday night, Pennington Tuesday
night, Glencoe Wednesday night.
Gen. Hoge will speak ut Martinsville next
"Wednesday night H..I IU.. ...
S., Lewis Lewton, ESQ, Of Cadiz, writes the Exc
cutive Committee that owing to pressing busi-
ness engagements,she will not be able to fill the
a,gAdhthients made for him at Hendrysburg,
i,Jydsvffle, and Ufiiontown, and the Commit
fee have appointed Il. II. Cochran, Esq, to I'LL
his place. Mr.. Lewton will speak at Flushing
and Sewellsville.
We earnestly hope the active Union men ol
the Townships will rally the people TO these
opening meetings. t Eat&H
The good ladies. who helped the Union cause
SO materially during and since the war, are cor
daily Invited to attend the meetings.
The meeting appointed for Judge Cowen and
JB, smith, Esq, at Bellaire, is Withdrawn for
the present. tlH,-. .fn t- AlL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-22

OUR TICKET.-We this week nail to the mast
head our full ticket, and we think our readers
will agree with us in the opinion that, from
Hayes to Cunard, it is one of the best tickets
ever offered the people of this County. Our
County ticket, especially, is deserving of the
warmest support at the hands of every Union
voter in the County. Mr.. Hogue is successful
merchant, man of experience and of liberal
and enlarged views Mr.. Patton has served one
tepn In the Legislature very acceptably, and
deserves q reelection. Barkley Cooper, with
the exception of Capt. Glover, is the best Treas
urer Belmont County has had within our recol-
lection. No comparison can be instituted be-
tween him and his opponent. Mr. Smith is a
good lawyer, and a man of high order of in
tegrity. Mr.. Wilkson was Commissioner from
1860 till 1866, is heavy taxpayer, and prudent
and careful man. Mr. Cunard is u substantial
farmer and good citizen.
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