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Hoffman In watkins.

Watkins, yet. ~.
Major Hoffman addressed large assem-
bly, here Saturday. In the course of his
speech, he said that newspapers PROPOSE
ton to change the Democratic ticket was
without his knowledge, and without con-
sultation with the Central State Com
mittee, or any leading Democrats of New
York that the Democracy Of the City Of
New York would stand firm for Seymour
and Blair, and give them the largest ma
jority ever given to any candidates.
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SUCCESS

Dr.. tlf,urEr This distinguished ply sir:n'i
como, to Vermont 10 great style tins tim. "hic
i, nothing less than a coach and four. lie is nc
com panied by his lady. and Is received with great
fIynr hy now and old patients TsrGennss ls'
ntontfr, JulE D. 1865,
Eov. John NJ. kee, Forstdale, heart liver, and
kidney diseases, Had been treated II years by
\. y physicians. andotAers.
Mrs NJ Cola Barnet, dropsy and enlarged
liver
: !. Freeman, Peachani, fits years
Mrs.. McNab, Derby, Prolapsus. Wore sup
rorters y years. Complete cure ty DIR. {. last
wear. Walks or rides without any supporter
References permitted.
- Diseases told at sight.
rr FIVE minutes consultation free.
- Examination OF disease si.W.
~ Medical treatment, reasonable piiee.
Ladies can come at all hours without comment.
See signs, and conc direct up to the parlor.
.3yslm A. d. CRABTRE, NJ. II.
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h0'hoA .nureh unanimously agreed that
commercial intercourse with GENTLE, be
restricted To neosssit.s Of Mormons
Those purchasing, generally. from Gen.
tiles do SO at peril Of expulsion from
Church This measure WAS urged as
necessary in self-defenee against rapidly
approaching danger OF outsiders, coming
IN with Pacific Railway, who are ayercd
enemies Of Mormonism.
ST., LOTS, No, 20.
Adyiees from Omaha state that four
Counties to hear from will give a,iOO
Republican majority,
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opportunity TO DO fairly heard on this
question in open town meetings; and We
are convinced that the people OF Rutland
view this matter as Of such vital import
anee 10 the future welfare Of this vicinity,
and of all Western Vermont, that very
few indeed can DO found who are opposed
to granting aid to this great project OF
opening the last link Of a continuous line
Of railroad from San Francisco to Port
land, There probably is not man IN
Rutland or Windsor counties but wouid
be more or less benefited by the eonstrue'
ton Of this road, and those who own the
most real estate would reap the greatest
benefit.
The disposition OF the members of both
Houses Of the Legislature being in favor
Of allowing the people OF the seyeralt owns
10 aid in the construction Of railroads
that will be beneficial 10 their interests
and prosperity, it will DO for the towns
soon 10 take action in this matter; and II
their action is favorable, there will DO
nothing 10 hinder in commencing the
grading Of this road early next spring,
The guarantees of the town will raise
money enough 10 commence the work,
without taxing the people dollar; and
once fairly commenced, the railroad lines
oentering here from the westward and
southwark, as well rs the New York Gen.
trl and the Vermont Passumpsio Rail-
roads, will not only lend their aid, but
will buy ny the town bonds, so that these
roads can have the sole control in their
own hands. our own opinion is, that the
man in Rutland who is opposed TO the
town guaranteeing aid 10 this project, is
opposed TO his own interests. Happily,
We know Of but very few who now eS-
press opposition, and the number will be-
como beautifully less as the great adyant-
age of the road TO all our people shall be
more thoroughly discussed in all its bear
infrs -- RutLfHi OHrifr
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Deaths.

GATES In La. Waliugiogd, Vt, oct ljtL'
very suddenly, OF paralysis, Mrs. Mabel Gates,
wife of Jacob "a, ., aged IS years, months and
- day
Vermont, New Hampshire and Wisconsin pa
per- please copy.
PARKER II Clstl-ton, OCT. a.h, at the resi-
deEce Of his daughter, Helen NJ Wo>cott, 10.
seI. Parker, OF consumption. After long AM
severe sickness he quietly passed away with 1
bIigh: hope 81 Eternal LIfs,
!. ADAlR At South WallinEiord, Oct. 18Th
Robert Adatr, a native Of scotland, aged ~ years
FISH In Ira. on the 18th Ost;, Clarissa L
Fish, vile Of L. G. Fish, Jr aged s. years.
BARLOW At Cut;ugsyiGc, oct. l-th, 1855
Henry Barlow. aged j5 y,als
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New Advertisements.
rTATEOF VERMONT, DISTRI,

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
- OF Rutland, s.. The Probate Court toT the
District Of Rutland.
To all persons interested III the estate of Ira
Chaplin, late OF Chittcnden, III said district de-
ceased ntcstate. GREETING:
The Administrator Of the said deceased, having
represented that Il VIII be necessary to sell all thu
real estate OF said deceased, fOr the payment Of
the debts and expenses OF administration, has
made application 10 said Probate Court, for license
to make such sale, Therefore
BY the authority OF the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Court
at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said district
on the 81 Tuesday OF November, \. b. 1865, Ia
show cause, ii any You have, why said license
should not be granted.
h6tclat Rutland III said district, this goth day
of October. y. II. ISIS.
W. G. EDGERTON,
43N3w. Second Register
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the committee on the Judiciary have leave
TO sit during this afternoons session
Mr., Brigham, Of HydepaFk, moved L.
lay the motion on the table,
The vote being taken by count, no quo
rum voted,
The yeas and nays being demanded by
Mr., Hancock, oi Worcester, and Were as
follows; Ayes 81. nays lei 80 the motion
10 lay on the table was lost,
The question reverting on the motion
Of Mr., Hunt, Of st, Albans the motion
Was lost
Pshti0R,-By Mr., Whoaon, Of Pawlet,
ofG. ID, Blossom and Others, praying the
General Assembly to credit George :, Orr,
collector Of Pawlet the sum Of sea00, the
same having been robbed from him on the
aOth day OF June last; referred to general
com,
Adjourned
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ OF Rutland, -. The Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland
To all persons interested in the estate Of Bcnja-
min Griffith late OF Dandy, IN said District, de-
ceased. GREETING:
by the authority ofthe State of Vermont, you are
thereby notified TO appear before the said Probate
Court at the Probate Office III Rutland, in said dis
trict, on the 81 Tuesday OF November, A. ID. 1865,
70 show cause, if any you have, why the account
Of Geprge Marsh, administrator, OF the estate Of
said deceased should not be allowed, and also why
the rcsid OF said estate should not be distributed
to The parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland. in said district this 10Th day
Of October, \. D., lkgs.
W. 6. EbGEETON;
i}w3w' second Register
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Arriya, and Departure OF Trains,

Da. LsroN,-We are happy to again
announce the fact that DIR, Liston, SO eS-
tensiyely known from the wonderful
cures he has performed upon those suffer
ing with Eye or Ear diseases, also Ca
tarrh, will again visit our village on the
Goth and Both of October, at which time
lac will be found at the Central House.
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\ Coon TuING,-General Butler said
a good thing the other night. Speaking
Of the lost election in Massachusetts, when
the 7. l., l.. influence was disorganiz-
ing element, he said Massachusetts did
not 20 back upon her record she only
stopped to take drink " Nobody ever
stated case better.
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,4INSI MPTIOE.

The wonderful cure OF l.. Hicks wifi Is Al raci-
ing much attention AZ Burlington. Ny. Hiok'
saws: "shc was G years Old aud beiiT,adeu tor
nearly years. Doctors and professors, ~ anl
near. had vuuly tried to cure her called Dr.
Crtbtrc who treated her "A iew months aud cur 4
her and now She is well and smart ~ ever. God
bless him. will be glad to answeranF 'nquity'
Mrs. II. says People stare at me as though h"'
risen from the gratc.
FIR. Miss 4. Goodwin, Burlington, 10 years,
entirely cured by DR., Crabtre, certificate
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Adjourned.

\ busy man is a locomotive, AMI LIE track
Every night he drives into 'the house, and stops
livery morning he is fired up anew, and away h,
roes switching on in one direction and then il
another, In this routine al business he ions',;
that the physical organization Is Of the most deli
cate kind. II hard iron locomotive needs ecu.
slant care, and 10 be well oiled up and rubbed cd
every day, how much more necessary Is II that al
men aud women shoald use Plantation ni'ters
which arr the nc plus ulFa OF everything which is
necessary to keep the system IN perfect tone d
health.
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WOODSTOCK RAILROAD. We are
happy to announce to our readers that,
from personal interviews with MANY OF
the representatives of the people from diff.
tefent sections Of the State, the very best
of feelings prevail relative to the con.
-truction of the Rutland & Woodstock
Railroad On Wednesday last, Mr.. Con.
verse, of Woodstock introduced a bill in
the House to enable towns on the line o,
the route to aid in the construction of this
road. The towns interested will have an
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SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 20

NTNINWF HID, VVI' "
James Dyer was arrested at Holyoke
to-day for the murder and rape of Catha'
rine Mccall, whose dead body was taken
from the canal last night. The parties
were last seen together Friday night and
the woman has since been missing.
Dyer has wife and six children.
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PRICES.

BEEF-per 100 lbs. on total weight OF hide, tai.
and meat extra, sl3 25al3 So first quality, 81?
GOALS 90; second quality, go 50all - third
quality, 50 006l0 co. few choice single pairs
$l3 75Gl4 90; some Of the poorest cows &c., e. o.
al so.
WORKING OxEN-slim 81 76G37j.
HANDY STEERS ss7@2o0, or much accord
ing to their value as beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Fair quality
s3jta65 extra s5n0d1lO; farrow and dry &30ld50.
STORES THIN YOUNG CATTLE For farm
ers one year old, s1sa2s two year, old, s!2ai'
three years old, si0a6j. :
SHEEP Per pound, live weight 2',@ nc. ex-
ira.
al 90.
FAT HoGs-Pcr pound, lOs@utc.
PELTS- S1(d l00c country lots, 6Itds7c.
POCLTRY-Bu few at market plicesl68 lie,
| HIDES Brighton 10 Go0e.; country lots 10
GlOkc.; calfskins aOa pc.
TALLow brighton, 999He.; country lots
7h@sc.
REMARKS.
The arrivals at Cambridge to-day amounted to
900 cattle and 5000 sheep. Most OF the stock Is OF
slim quality for the season. The demand for
cattle was rather weak, and the buyer seemed TO
expeet to buy cattle rather lower than last week.
Last Wednesday the market at Cambridge was
very dull. Almost no market at all, and on
Thursday, at Brighton, the supply appeared to
be larger than the demand. The Western stock
was mostly sold at IL II lee. '-5 nj.
Splendid 1900 pound steers wer- "a a. he.
These prices make the sale o. l. i.vra oxen dun
at prices satisfactory 70 the dit,ser. In eorooo-
ration Of ths frequent remarks OF droYers that
the butchers here are no. willing to pay the cost
q he cattle K: re country, The fact. that the
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dissolution NOTICE.

The co-partnership heretofore existing nn'rr
the firm name OF Forbes X Co., Brandon, "; =
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All u,p,s y,
due said trm are TO be paid TO H. Forbes, ana 81,
ds,na,Ss as,,inst the firm are To be PAID by said
Forbes popr .,nppps
A W. HIGGINS.
brandon. VI, o.. 18TH ls6s.
m. UNDERSIGNED will continue the Drug best
49, in ali ITS branches. at the old stand, Si-
mopis' Block, Brandon, VT, where he hopes to
merit continuance OF the liberal patronage
beretofpre extended to the late iirm.
ROBT. FORBES.
Brandon Oct. 10, lsss. AwsvAdit
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Arrested.
CLgNELANp. OCT. 20.

NIkN FI.ANI, VVI. ~V-
Tho report originating in Saudusky
yesterday, that judge Dickinson fremont
had been arrested on warrant issued by
United States court, on charge of fraudu.
lcntly issuing naturalization papers is pro-
nounced falsc.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

- The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District OF Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive examine and adj
lust nil claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of IhomasJ. Lewis late III Brandon in
said District, deceased, hereby give notice that
We Will meet for the purpose Of examining
and allowing said claims at the dwelling house
OF II w. Wicker in Brandon, on the gth day OF
November, and 18th day Of February next, from
nine O'Clock a. until two o'clock p. H., each of
said days, and that SIX months from the 18th
day OF October, A. D. ls6s, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their said
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Brandon, VT, this 18th day Of October,
A ID. 1865.
II. W. WICKER, / c,
DANL. f, RUST. ooini g.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

AThe undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Fairhaven
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against
CALVIN Wood, late of Castleton, in said Dis
trict deceased, hereby give notice that We will
meet for the purpose of examining and allowing
said claims at the dwelling house of Caroline
Wood, in said Casteton, on Saturdays the 2ith and
Slst days of October, from o'clock a. m. until 1
o'clock p. IN. each of said days, and that six
months from the oath. day of September, a. ID.
1865, Is the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their sad claims to us for
animation and allowance.
Dated at Castleton, Vt, this 2ith day Of Sept,
/ \. ID. 1868.
A.G. W; SMITH, comr.
/ 4]-w3w /. BARROWS. ~ .
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NentenCed.

BosToN, Oct %,
Alfred Green, colored, was sentenced 10
four months 10 the House Of Correction
for throwing stones at Democratic pro.
cession last night.
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Seymour
the stump,

UTICA, Oct, 90,
Governor Seymour leaves here to,mor.
row for Buffalo, to take the stump for the
Democracy, lie viii speak in Buffalo on
Thursday,
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senator Elected.

MONTPELIER, Oct. 20,
Hon. q, L, Edmunds was to-day chosen
United States Senator from this State for
six years from the 4th March next,
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AZ ENTHUSIASTIC ADVOCATE.

An ENTHUSIASTIC ADVOCATE.
MY wife, from a SIX yoars' previous use OF .
Wheeler a Wilson Machine, came 10 the use %
tiroyer & Baker with reluctance. But in few
weeks prejudice vanished, admiration succeeded,
and now the Grover 4 Baker has no more ,nthu-
sia,uc advocate than she. The simplicity OF is
construction, the facility with which It's is ae-
4uired, the beauty strength and elasticity Of is
-tiirh, and is adaptabllity TO all kind, OF work,
are qualities which DO not all belong a, Onrc to
any other machine" Lst,tr nom Pls.rHaAHr,
II Hihistoa Seminary.
~ Do not tail 10 Il, the Great English Reno
dy SIR Robert Edgar's Celebrated English l.,f,
Hitsn-ior Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, AMI al
diseases OF the stomach and Bowels, IiSwti
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n. y. stock and Money VIA rket.

Money unusually active at 6 and pr cent
on call loans.
Sterling exchange quiet at lo9s @iuos OH first
class bills.
GoLD-Lower opening at l37', closing at
1914.
Governments trmer.
For Governments the following are the closing
quotations.
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will visit Rutland Nov 18th and l2th, Tor the LAST
time till spring as he goes Ia Europe Isl OF Dee
CAsTLETON, by request Friday, Nov. 18th,
GRANVILLE CORNERS, Mpn,lnv. Nov lbth.
LUDLOW, Nov. 18th and T..
WAILINGFORD, November 18TH,
DANNY, November Goth.
"nE l. SUCCESSFUL"
CROWDS VISIT NlM
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4 FN~rNorNG LNpY.-On Saturday
lt-t, Says the ST Albans Messenger, fast
yuun4 women. well dressed. and about
twenty Var, Of age, appeared at the store
ut Brock X Wetherbee, in this village
and represented herself to be one, Jennie
Robinson. niece Of Erastus Jewatt ESD
q wtu known citizen of Swanton. with
wh.m ,Ac lived and from whom She had
"a verbal order 10 purchase bill Of goods.
| p.n investigation, and believing her
~.uy. Mr. Wethcrbee sold her bill Of
-,.l, amounting 10 $50. The Young la
is. t5yrrupon procured a team and driver
tr.at the Mcs~rs Fuller totake her TO Mr.
lcu ..t',, but She drove 10 the house be-
yuul, stopped short time and there
took to the lots and through the swamps
West ID the country road. Mr.. W. )
B,5l.Y. who is in the employ of Messrs.
r x W with officer Morrill,, of Swanton
ton. allied upon her at her fathers resi-
drn.r on sunday, but she stoutly. denied
having been 10 St Adams, or having
made any purchases. Thorough search
was made through the house, without
success, and it was not until after the Of
feer had her some distance towards the
county Jail that she would disclose. The
g,sd> were found nicely slowed away in
. s,r-htl under the hay in the corner Of
her fathers barn. The fast young women
Is ilJw in jail,
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MAGNOLIA WATER, Superior TO tho hes, i'm
ported Gcrmaa Cologne, and sold at half ia,
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by
DIR. JORDAN,
Late Of Brandon, with whom DIR. Plumley was
associated a. student and partner. Now perma-
ncntly located in Montpelier, where all business
may be entrusted with confidence. Specimens
sent by express must be prepaid, and letters con-
tain stamp to insure notice. Z. o. Box l4I. Of
flee on Maine street, Montpelier, Vt
43w6m u. Ii. PLUMLEY, NJ. d.
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81. Louis News.

ST. Louis, Oct. 30.
The Salt Lake papers give proceedings
Q: G Genera! Mormon Conference. The
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Is DHENMN,-Tke Democracy were
never in worse condition than at this
very time, Whipped beyond bubble or
doubt with Seymour and Blair, they talk
Of new nominees, Chase and Franklin,
hancock and Adams, Mcclellan and Hen
bricks and variety of other combina-
,ians. But all in vain, no change can
save, No galyanism raise the party. They
are in the condition Of the two boys on
the water in squall. Says one, "Iom,
can YOU pray :" NO" said Tom, "can
you F" No." replied Bill, but some
thing must be done mighty spry or We 20
down" So the Democracy, they arr sink
inc and their PRAYER, are an ahomination
JUS NOW.
Mu-I,AI CuNyENrroN.-rne Eastern
Vernon, Musical Association will hold
II. sixth annual convention at Saxton'-
River, rammeue,ng October 2,th, and
continue five days, under the direction OF
NJ } j Kimball Of Boston.
AegnINrNu>r~.-G9y. Page Ia, APP
,.sa.ul H,nj,miu W Carpenter. Of Burl-
.ns.su. Sur,eou.Gcncral Of the State of
Vermont. with the rank Of Briradicr Cen
,rd
Ia following appointment, upon the
~.H His FNeelloury. the Governor and
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARIE
Brighton, Cambridge and Nedford.

For the week ending ortol,e, 81, 1855
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NEAnTHE Nan CIKE.

Miss Mary Davis, Albureh Springs, cured BY
Dr. Crabtrr OF st. Nitu- dance sadly afflicted >
years traturcs distorted ana whole nervous sys-
TEN larkcd by The horIid disease This is pub
lIshcl by permission.
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Reported for the Rutland Herald.
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This afternoons quotations are reported as
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..nIFFICULT CASES"
OF Chronic Diseases located by the
UROSCOPIC SYSTEM
DIR. JORDAN,

OF analysis, and treated successfully, as practced
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II
cha5js 4lds : Il 1InNdrshdil A~a b.
an sstbls hpo s'Ths eshsyle Colfaz q
lows" 1haks Frl6k PAlSd. - Of Mn
Aldrieh ~: r 6
In - slsc.idS of4sa. ~. hlnx q
consrss. Il u gsoss g.jstiz q 1eoC; III Il.
hibite6 their Sppresiaiion Of trds n,srit.
Some eDrrsspcs9ents zeskine e hieposisson
charadter, and Illness II hleh Pse.,s , ssa. I.
Iowa. No compliment tould q thib time be
more Datly or aspropsistely seplied- though
those rho have kno(S HIM irtmsk4ly and
welI r. years, lave = Algh hopes Of bis fu !
ture sewers ev4 indEt1sd BY the friends Of
any riding man. TheR4elisse that Frank
Palm(k Of lows g Sin TED years, il life
and 18th are spared, Be eaoef the best
knowdnames Che nation, and that no APP
pelIation like t6at whish heads this article
will be needed 6 portray his excellent quali-
ties Of head and4sart. During Al his labor
ious career, from the time he Commenced bis
apprenticeship - ihe- ssisaiee Aesieessy -
has as:a ss:a s s,:; 1Is L.
ance, his: unyislding dsvosioa % bic friends,
his ELF sscs;asiae kisdnsss .na ee2F1sE 2.
III q; ::lEA:Es5:;;;
those within The reach Of any poor country
lad Who lsbors in printing Office, he has
slowly. but surely and stea1ily worked HE
way up 70 gehs{ouss lefthne aad . high
position Of usefulness and honor. Az An ed
llor, be is wel known 10 7ell Iowa readers ,
bat the ~ o1citAh telikGAl 1knpAiea n.
troducsd him to thousands in the new char
acter Of IN orator In this capacity hs &C
quilted himself with even higher credit than
has attached to his successful Journalistic
career. No speaker in the State ever cAna
ont Of = tahvass with moro distinguished
credikf Hsseeteea ppon bis ConsressiOnal
labors under the most Watering auspices, in
the prime of life and the maturity Of pow.
ers, koss1e1ee n -. Ind general Informal
ton, made practical BY the drill ofthe print.
WHY nS5 sssrs ash usatrssasdiSf mi
appreciation Of public affairs, and in entire
e ;,sss. "a y.as. :ss., e
encies e No natios. His friends, withou
injuQte pv0 q IN ,yery able colleague
not only assixn him the leading position il
the delegation. bat commanding one amonl
the A&s4S1 ssefike West. And The 6Ai6l
happy combustion Of qualities which has ID
vancoa bin thae .fAfr will uot Nny eoatipu,
motion 70 higher walks Of usefulness osly {
qus4in 66ne. So s5s
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