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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22
I,ASSITUDE


A feeling of Iassitude Is geaatG HfiS
throughout the summer solstlt' Wary"
tntea persons or those Of seden'iG "asp
riabIy complain of this annoyance, 'N'
ing heat OF midsummer relaSes @@~
reduces the vital energies. Il the l'NA
nervous temperament this ds'''7 w.
for even the ordinary routine o. e''S
When this state Of exhaustion f'ns
LETTERS STOMACH BIfTEpSVAg
safe and neyer.iailing msans Of SFis'
and restoring he physical Org'ihlill. ' ),
health. niviug tonic purilies anu Ip'a ,,a',i
vitality into the blood, TOMS 'nt h,Sl
digestive organs, and acts IKE . guar ''.5
nervous system, Ii efectualiy lsh IA,
dency to languor or depression o. ,Y ~.
the weaker sex II is inyaluaple, 49, y,
braces up, while its powerful eaeIs .. N
most beneficial character. ! DC ina'' nv
are alIeyisted by, Its use' ltte,nJ i,,, h
and increases the appetite ana Sl'"V
elasticity to the cOnstltutl0hi uoSrtr
When mothers are pnrslhg'a,nU.%l,u
Stomach Bltters should eshfcla'a AN
REGULAR doses, as in this county y, wv, ,
the nouiishment Ii Inadequate " , ,%
the child. ID such ca'e- this u, !, \,
Is wonderfully eiiicacious i y |. M
virtues are 1t once apparent i. \, ",
properties calculated to lmPa,' sutS 's1l
Its operations are at once mild auu WV
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

THE SCHOONER GEN SuERMAN-No Sur
yIvoRs New York. July 10. A letter
from Shanghai of May 26 states that the
frigate Shenandoah, which had been on
a cruiae along the coast Of Corea, in
search of the survivors Of the American
schooner Gen. Sherman, had ascertained
the fact that the schooner had been At
tacked had returned the fire, was then
assailcd and blown up, every one OIL
board being killed.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

Butter as now shipped to Boston over
the Vermont Central. III ice. at cost Of
one ccut per pound, and is in as good
condition when it reaches Boston as when
IL leaves St. Adams on Thursday af-
ternoou. The railroads have btought y
market for butter and cheese to every
farmers door. and owing to the close COM
petition in buying butter has repeatedly
been sold at higher prices in st Albaps,
than in Boston or New York Of the same
dates, while as a general thing butter
costs the consumer the same. or if hhy.
thing triae more. ]" Burlington, tRab
it does 10 Boston Free Press.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22
STOWE.

We spent a day in this delightful vii
lage last week. aud have prepared some
remarks upon their progress, &c, which
we are compelled to lay over until next
week, AS we now have Full corps Of
help we intend to inspect every village
10 the county and report, as sooh as the
heat abates little. Brush UP, neigh.
bors We are getting a little exacting
of You in the matter Of appearances Al
Charity begins at home. we design to
start from our Court House Common
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

The hot weather continues and the
drought is frightfal. For the first time
within our recollection, our own potato
tops are wilted, to appearance beyond re-
covery. We hear Of great macy cases
of sunstroke from all about none having
proved fatal as'set, the case of Mr.
George Guellow of North Hyde Park is
the most severe case we have heard Of in
this vicinity. He is now recovering On
Sunday it commenced to rain gently. and
every one seemed offering up thanks for
the supposed relief, but it di not contin'
ne long enough to "lay the dust, and in
the afternoon the sun was blazing out
again in all his intensity. Waving the
intense heat, however, it has thus fir
been superb hay season. AS soon ss
the hay is cut 1t is made, and we presume
there has not been a load wet since the
commencement of The season, and the
crop is fully an average one Should we
have rain coon, other crops will be equal
ly good. with the exception, perhaps. Of
potatoes, which 10 many places look too
far gOue for recovery. We regret this %
account of the starch men who are making
such ample preparations for the Fall
campaign. as we'll as on account of the
producers, including ourselves who usual
ly produce enough for home consumption
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING
ti AT RICHMOND. Nt

NEw YORK. July l3 A Richmond
(Va.) dispatch to the Times. dated Sun.
day. states that there was a grand raiifi
cltion meeting there Saturday uight. at
the the theatre; 5000 people were pres.
ent. The enthusiasm was great, tut en-
tirely Southern. Gov Vance spoke q,
great length. repeating his New York
speech. yiug in addition thereto, howev
err. that be could talk more familiarity Of
wrongs in the South beie than at the
North. His idea was that wha. the Con.
federacy fought for would be sda by the
election Of Seymour and Blair.
Governor Wise followed His greatest
expression was that be did not care fol
the Platform 1t told lie in It's firsl
resolution. It said that secession was
dead that was not SO. Secession was
more alive than ever lIc supported the
nominees, especially Blait. becaase he had
declared be would assume military power.
MariRadnfe Johnson then spoke docIar.
ing be would meet the issud on the stump
and defeat the Constitution Of Virginia.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22
m,NERAI SPRING AT NO. woLcoTT.


1t has been known for many years that
a mineral spring. possessed of cOnsidera-
Bile curative qualities. existed in Woi0o''
on the Wild Branch. go called. We are
happy to learn that company of enter
prising gentlemen have bOught! the spring
and have built bridge ACROSS the stream
to it. and are now erecting Spring
house. Our old towusman, Noah Boyn-
ton, keeps hotel near by. aud we have
no doubt many invalids might fqd re-
lief by visiting it. 1t ls said to have
performed some wonderful cures in scrof
ula and diseases Of the kidneys and
bladder.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

SOUND AND SENsiBLE.--w Would you have some
genuine entertainment? Read the illustrated
PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for Aigust-Now
lseady--containinE Portraits and, Biographical
sketches 81 Ole Bull, Napoleon III, Bismarck
Ludwig II of Bavaria the Prussian General
Mol'ke vischer, the German esthetic schola, {;
Gariha'di H. d. siratton. James D b. eBow.
and Of Others Patterson on phrenology Faith
IN God Murder Of the innocents SelLCulture,
Brain or Muscle. IdeaIity or subimity, Poets
and Poetry Are you itomanist? Living for
purpose What is change of heart A very
Interesting Number So a year, or 81 80 for ,
nall year. Address, 8 r, WELLS. New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

men
after speaking on many other tri4fa
matters. Governor Yates said. in cohciu
'sion:
Hero worshipefs'will be Disappointed
in Grant. dSrst take it to Be any
stcliduess of mine that failed to perceive
sgehius in him. Nobody else did. His
genids is not OstentatiOus nor dramatic
Tits tbegeufues 0f'S0complishnent that
he has. When his Work is done. there it
is. done; aud there is the man, expect
for the work, Ofdiukty DC before. don't
m,ilrsrnpfOr this error Of perception by
visiting lie Gsnes.i twice as much now
us before; but in the ligb. of his achieve
s,nen,s feel the same confidence and sa.
x,sfaction in him that all the people feel.
The Democrats feel it too; he has no
enemies in our State but political ones
and one or rTSperscnsl ones. IKE Nc
'ClcrnaGd. We WILL eelect him with
ease.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22
ANOTHER WITHIN,

Under this head the Springfield Re
publican of the l0th says:
The pitiablc condition i'll which the
news of yesterday leaves Chief Justice
Chase is another illustration of the folly
and ruin which political ambition produ
ces Had any mau predicted twelve
months ago, that Mr. Chase would desert
his old friends. his principles, his reputa-
ton of quarter of a century, and be
found in the noisy vcndue of a democratic
convention, bidding for votes and com
plimenrng the men and The doctrines
which he has spent his life in opposing,
who would have believed it? And yet,
as we look back now we see how gradual
have been the steps which led him to this
disgrace. Before the Ohio election he
was the champion of negro sutfrage,-
but no sooner did the populace of lis
state declare against equal rights of the
colored man than Judge Chase authoriz-
ed some newspaper to announce that he
did not regard that as an important ques-
ton at all. 1t was the act of timid aud
selfish 'schemer for high place, and it gave
his friends the frst warning Of What they
night expect. Then came the events Of
tic wGnter,-at FIRST. the bold course of
Grant, in opposition to the president, by
which he made 1t evident that the Repub.
leans would aud cOhld depend upon him
as their leader 10 the presiGehdh cam
paign. This N ,de it clear to Mr.. Chase
that he could not receive the nomination
Of the republicans, aud 20 he resolved to
divide the party. Taking advantage OF
his position in the trial for impeachment,
he threw his whole weight against the
purpose of his party, and the good OF
his country. He stood. from the FIRST, as
We now perceive, as The champion of An
drew johnson. aud we owe it to him,
mainly, that impeachment failed. Bat
with i; failed also Mr.. Chase's hope OF
o'ganizlps third party which should
hold the balance between republicans and
democrats, and of which he was to be he
chief. After that nothing was left for
him but to join the enemy openly, aud
this he made haste to d.. But he did
not expect to be dragged through the mire
OF reputation, and to ali ufe all his tor
mer political creed lie f4ncied that he
could influence his new allies to accept
some Of his former views and thus prac.
tically put himself at the head of new
party This fancy also proved false. and
at last be WAS compelled to fellowship
Pendleton aud Morii ssey, and to hawk
about his principles, obeapening them till
they could find takers, and lhcn--un
spcakablc sh me the graceless demo
Gratis deserted him and gave the noraina.
ton to Seymour and Blair; fit phnish
ment. IN its terrible humiliation, for The
man who permitted his ambition to maize
away with his reason.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

We were unable to attend Mrs. Til
sons entertainment last Friday eve. bn,
are informed by parties who were preseu,
that it was very pleasant and successful
affair. Mrs Tilson is lady Of fine mu
seal talents and thorough education. and
deserves as we are happy to Eeaf she i.
receiving, the liberal patronage Of che
public
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

A correspondent inquiries if he can have the
privilege OF prese nting the claims OF sena' or
Hendee to a denomination through our columns.
Certainly certainly, fieud D.. II Mr.. Hendee
has any claims upon such REORGANIZATION, IN
the name Of goodness and justice present them
at once. We shall look upon them with delight
ed curiosity. and publish them as the rarest
ITEMS OF the season. Send your copy right along
ana We will give conspicuous display.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

FUNERAL SERVICES OF Hon. PoRTUs
BAXTER the lemaiDs Of the late Hon.
PuRTUs BAXTER have been removed from
Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, D. G.
where they had been temporarily deposit
ed. to Stafford, VT. for interment, il
which village appropriate funeral services
took place on Sunday last. W3.s 80
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

DETROIT, July 10. A planet. Hitherto
unknown, was discovered by professor
Wilson at Ann Arbor, Michigsn. last
night. at eleven o'clock. in constellation
Uotir Cornius. 1t shines like star Of
the eleventh magnitude
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

"HI-RUM," the nasty lshmaelite of the
argus and Patriot, said at the Democrat
10 State Convention held at Montpelier
last Friday, that be had letter from
Gen. W. S Smith. stating that he was
prevented from being present at said con.
veGtlon on account of til sickness of his
wife; and that as he knew Gen. Grant
he would be a disgrace to the nation il
elected President. We have heard of q
great many foolish things being said by
Gen. Smith. but shall require better proof
of this statement than the word Of this
lepcrous tsaducer Of the A,yus dnd Pa.
t1lOt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

The Agricultural sOciety's pro
graume occupies our outside for this week
and next. and as we have to keep the
matter up--a part of it at least-untiI
we print their large poster, we have to
give part of our reading matter in small
type this week. but as our small typo Is
quite clear we hope no one will suffer in
consequence.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

MEMPHIS. July 10 One hundred Of
the Ku Klux Khan made their advent Al
midnight last night clad in the usual
clsStne. They marched through the prin.
cipal streets of the city aud suddeiy dis.
appeared again.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22
Spiral Cloths.
Notice,

The hooks of Sa6s.criiptiop e
Of the ,La,mOllle Valley R.aA
pnny will remain at The pn
FAMED, and also at The h :
Chadwick in Cambridge Cepsr z
9Th day of August, 1868. ms,,
the stock holders are hereby mI
present at the American aope y, V
Park at | o'clock P NJ, to,b N
OF organiEi.pg the LamoiIle VI
Road Company. by choosing s
of Directors as they shall dseu
and to do any other tjaiss:naas I
proper when metz b
/. B. N. DAVIS :
Pres. Board Of Comm 7
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

10 If anything looks more dirty and dis
gusting than q coat covered with dandruff, II
Is cerainly not known to modern society,"
'lBarrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" will &C.
tectually eradicate dandruff In a single thorough
applica'ion To this valuable preparation was
awarded the only prize medal ever bestowed on
any compound for the hair --pouehkeepsi Press.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

UNAUE OELEBkATEU oALT \
works like magic on old sores baN
cuts, wounds, bruises, sprains, chaps
chilblains Sc, &c, 1t is prompt ~
soothes the pain, takes out soreness MIi
the most angry swelliDgs and lrfiH
thus atfording reliet and a completsat
Only % cents a box sent by maIIfdSi
SETH W. f0wLE d SoS, Prgphas
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22
M1sTAR,s BALsAM OLE Wnni

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CAM
has been used for nearly halt aCcnul
cough consumption and every atgR
throat. lungs and chest, 1t cdresla
loosening and cleansing the lung aili
irritation, hus removing tire cause ~.
drying up the cough and leaving lh 4
hind. SETH W. FowLg d son, prgH
No. Is fremont a NJ
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

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without a solvent, containing II ga
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andS an testify to the wonderful vir,
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22
Morrissown, July l4lh, lSS

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containing II valuable treatise Oh 4
Medicine, " with certificates and ND
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22
County Convention.

The Union Republican Voters of Lamoille
County are requested to meet III Mass Conveu
ton atthe Town IIalin Hyde Park, GU Thurs
day August 18Th 1868 at II o'clock A NJ. "a
nominate candidates for Senator and County
Officers for be year ensuing. and to transact an '
other business deemed proper when met.
L., $, ssALL.
A. O. sLAgroN. County ,o,,,o 4,
\ l. q, NlcucIs
Hyde Pars July 20, 1865
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

A Southern Republican paper shrewdly
places its hopes Of success in ian abiding
faith ID the stupidity Of the domocfatic
party" en
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

Mr.. Oscar Atwood has charge of tie
classical department of the Essex Aca
DENY. Mr.. Asa Sanderson, the Principal
of the Academy. STertiag himself to
make it a 'Sfst.class Hiea School.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

Hon. Arson Burlingome, the Chinese
'plenipotentiary. says one of the regrets
he feels at visiting his country is that
he cannot take the stump for Gen. Grant.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

Mt Mansfield Hotel -.
200 guests and is fast alii1r =
pcnt are sFaring no pain. !. : !,
rons this season and Nessr, T y.
Lavender make a whole team
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

Ga The Rev. Nr. Goi1 Y
Noui'arian VIII preach ,vessl]
Church in Stowe tbo La lime ~
wy ia Sua ,ower.
gust next, Kyle n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

Ga g Sc O.. SF n
The attention Of our r.,d,,
t. the advertisement Of corr \
STA CURE, in another part !,
This truly Valuable Neaia,.
mended by all who use. il.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

NEwsPAPoRIAL.-Tb, -
comes to US in a new dr, sl'iaFie
mer size, and seems IA ~ - and a
in the world. Its non lave lsia,
state paper, aud viii nnh,, l'al,
and evening edition rI',NA ks
state daily paper. the nv To ,u.'e'a
always unezeeptionable v "a M
commend the Free Press We g, O. 1
Prospectus in ano Their piacs We i
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
Uhe Maameey I'alltg.
MAUMEE VALLEY PIONEERS
r.,,-g,,, ,-..,s aoi
Letter From 4. w. FDoweH. .
- - [c6XcLrpNp.l -


But in my rccoilections of Maumee,
Eopght not salvl7 cannot forget the courts and
their doiItgs. Whiie i was there, the
Court of Common Pleas was organized with
IA president and three associates The
court, as I2haye already remarked, was
during the whole time | was there, presided
over by Judges Tod and Lane. There
were frequent changes amongst the asso
catcs and their number became quite
arge.a Their lanes will appfar, in history
of the times, and therefore | will not oG.
cupy the tipeJip repeating their namps
But must say for them, that, after seeing
associate judgesip1 many and various parts
OF the State, have seen 10 where as a
body of men more competent or intelligent
than the associate Judges Of Wood County.
would be glad to- partlchlafize and com
mend number of them; but that would be
invdious. l''4 '-
Mr.. Gage, a few years since, published in
the newspaper iof Perrys sbufg, an imterestN
ing account of one case as his 4" first case"
1t was am action brought by Gage (under
the necessties) to replevy some nursery
trees But-ithas been perversely nisfeb-
resented by some of our members of the
lFr. ASA stsuding i0ke against Mr. Gags.
that lie lad brought the action to relleyy
= 4
Another case has attained some celebrity
in the reports efJudge Wright, who never
missed ar opportunity Of perpctrating
joke. or publishing an obscenity. The
| case is that Of fBnkus vs. Gum. La1ing
had been merchant at Waterville, and
some 0l his good neighb0rs thought that he
was little too gallant, and they wished to
bring him little downin his galsmtry and
estimation of himself. They therefore con
federated for that purpose, and pfocurelf
a girl to tell Laking that she had some
thing mportantftO To- communicate TO him,
aud would that flight meet him at GER
tain place and inform him what it Was,
When poor Laking, as The, victim of the
Eoonsmihe5, hadlarriyed at the Place agreed
upon, the conspirators had parcel OF boys
there SecEeted, Yhogarqse Earoupd him. aud
| firing guns, blowing horns, &c., creating
great, naise, sa1dg falsely PFelepsg4s that
they had caught Laking there in spme mn
lawful act. Laking claimedtllat fn TINS
was done maliciously, to injnre his good
name aud fame, and ruin him AS merchant,
He was anxious to bring "a suit, and cbun,
\ seleda adg ParishapCzpyself Upon the
Urgent solicitations of our Client, We agreed
to bring. the suit-7Judgey Parish saying
fruat a I Jvuia' afa~ tho declaration we
wopldlgo it,, promised to, draw il though
| in the further riIiroseehtoh of tlie case
Judge P, was un4ccountaby found on me
other side ofltbe case. drew up the doc.
laration, never dreaming that it was after
"a 7 fste Il S1s 1 4sas s JoS 5sifS sndI !.
! submit il 10 any lawyer who has Intellect
leab6sh'taSlnoa N&hat i, declaration should
be, whether it is not o triumph But Judge
Wright ASas sdetermiaed ytfnb tlle case
should not have trial upon its merits aud
! therefore npon demurrer dismissed the case,
lDlID ~ Va IN
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
lEhc Astors OF To-Day.

< The Nav York correspondent of the Boss
ton fONBQb tells how tho living Astors are
maphSmg and Increasing tile great fortune
whlcIF tfeir iahcestor left them, and what
1t tamouEts to: slsEa d. sw4lsfi los
The Astqgs will probably hold their prop
erty for many generations to come. VILLAIN
b. was triGhod by his father to the style Of
'bGSinoss which had gained his fortune and
incrcased it,. Since the death of John Jacob
AStor,tpe business has been continued in the
same style that marked it before he died. In
The little ore story brick building on Prince
street, booking like o small Jail with the iron
barsin front, the fatlleraRd two sons can be
seen daily takrg care of their immense
estate, The sous are quiet aud reticent,
| Ike their father. No bank clerk goes to
his business mare steadily than they do.
Alta given hour in the morning they
enter tAelr office. At,a given hoar, arm in
arm, they walk down Broadway to Wall
street. Between two and three they ear
be seen returning from their down town
office. They are seldom separate. They
6roc5pablc, industrious, economical and pro.
emincntly' devoted to business. Should
their father die, everything wonld be taken
up just where he LETT it, aud all his plans
would b , carried out; nor would any change
be ma lo in tho mode of doing things during
their lifetime. The utmost care was takou
Of their uncle, John Jacob, who died the
other day. Every wish Of his father was
sclupulousy carried out.
Ills fne residence on Fourteenth street,
with its garden occupying whole square,
with his cJacles aud horses, were preserved
TO him TO tho last. 1t is rare that three
generations of men exhibit such characteris.
tics, Thrown into office, its commanding
situation would make the Astor House a
source of revenue such as it can never be-
come as hotel. But the wishes of its
founder, though dead, still prevail. and
hotel 1t will be, probably, during the lite-
time of its present owner. 9H
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
',lY1IT ,s'TTEfs TS5I 10 III !.

Spink, ESQ, came there aS a Teideht law
yer, andaoecupiefo nSyDplace and Office +
wlwsS mrmotystlsiyes Eroeh in Che fecol-
lection, Of tho present inhabitants of tho
cduulry, and ,oysr whqsn decease they are
ready, pd6ubt not obtstow sympathetic
ieat 10 his nihiIy goneronsi qualities aud
virtues HDoN G1M86
! must now oloso. with iho warmest and
ci,jEcr!s ofiHe valley W3h whom Was 80
long ideutiiiedin the struggle for the welt
fare ahdprospetiiy OF tie country, aud to
theu ! bid an atfectionate farewell
tVtvyA0o 4va.,l4hi in'stp ," hi'h'