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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
NEW STORE
AsDA NEW STOCK OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
10 - II L A @ II A Y

Would pecttuy inform hi- old and the pub
lie generally that he gain ccs,ed WE-rNI<IsTER
STEEET, No. %, Early opposite Grace Chur, h PrOvi
deuce, and has large and well selected stock of fine
Gold and Silver Ladiee and Gents
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
Il l. = TIM MAILS


This is to certify that Archibald Letch, of Ryegrc
cured my daughter. sihel twice when she danger
ously ill and time considered st the point Of
death. WILLIAM NELSON.
n....I a. I,.o..,.o Y. nrt D ISIS LII
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
Who Cftv Amnuomowtn

AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC the ombined
n1reIzek and StrRkosch Italian and German
opera Troupe will open on Wednesday evening
In DonizetJis opera of BeliSario. On Thursday
Martha will be given, and on Friday and Satur.
osy Meyerbeer's opera of II Prophete, in which
Madame La Grange will appear In the role of
"Fides." The season is limited to nine nights
and two matinees, and Miss Clara Louise Kel-
logg will appear In Faust, Ortsptno Ia C0mare'
Don Giovanni and Fra DtdUolo Madame La
Grange and Miss Kellogg will both sail for
Europe shortly, and the former will probably
never return. while Miss Kellogg expects to
remain several years. The price of subscription
tickets for the nine nights is Sl2, and we are
pleased to hear that they are selling rapidly.
AT THE ARCH the new comedy by member
of the Philadelphia bar, entitled Women Rule,
will be produced this evening.
On Thursday Mrs. Thayer will have benefit,
when the comedy OF EoerybodyS Friend, with
Mr.. Craig as "Msjor Wellington de Boots" will
be given; also, Domestic Economy and Romeo
and Juliet Mrs Thayer ought to have q full
house on this occasion.
On Saturday evening Mr.. Adam Everly will
have his benefit and will present the drama OF
iStrdthmore and the comedy of Helping Hands
Mr.. Everly is a refined and intellectual actor,
and although he has been upon the stage but
short time. he has already established himself
in the favor OF the public. The bill for next
Saturday night is q strong one, and there is no
doubt but that the theatre will be crowded to
its utmost capacity.
AT THE WALNUT the London burlesque com
bination. consisting of Mr. Felix Rogers, Miss
Jennie Willmore, and Miss Lizzie Willmore
will appear for the first time in America In
their original roles in BurnaId's extravaganza
of Lrion; or, the Man at the Wheel This piece
will be placed upon the stage in handsome
style. The performance will commence with
the drama of Miridm's Cttrse, In which Mr..
Rogers and Miss Lizzie Wilmore will appear.
AT THE CHKsNUT the burlesque of the Field
OF de Cloth Of Gold, with variety OF attractions
and improvements, will enter upon the third
week of its successful course this evening. This
entertainment is very attractive, and it pro-
misses to run for an unlimited nu mber of weeks.
AT THE THEATRE CoMIQUE Mr.. and Mrs.
Madison Obrey will commence an engagement
this evening" The entertainment will present
q great variety of attractive features, including
the musical performances of Mr.. Obrey upon q
number OF curious instruments.
AT THE AMERICAN an interesting variety
entertainment will be given this evening"
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA will give pub
lie rehearsal at horticultural Hall on Wednes.
dsy afternoon.
A GRAND CONCERT will be given tomorrow
evening at Concert Hall, under the direction
of Mr.. Thomas e. Harkins who will be assisted
by number OF prominent artists.
Mr. JAMES e. MURDOCH will give q reading
from the poets to morrow evening at Horticul
tural Hall.
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SPRING SALE
FINE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND Boys.


FINE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND Boya
An Entirely N New Stock
Bv far the largest and most varied,
Tne most elegantly made up,
In new and stylish modes,
Well sewed and handsomely t.immed
Grave and Gay. TO sult all taB Ces
Boys of six or men OF sixty.
Scale OF Prices cheap, CHEAPER, CHEAPRsT,
WANAMAKER d BROWN
Have now opened after months OF preparation, a
stock of Spring and Summer Clothing which far
surpasses even their former efforts,
This they will dispose of by
LIVELY AND QUICK SALE.
to insure which they have put the
Lowest Figure Possible
on every article In tore,
ADyICK-Come and see for yourself.
Secure FIRST pick" out of this Stock.
Register your orders early IN the custom
Department,
ASK your wife to examine Boys
Clothing
Buy your Shirts CrAvats, ETC., in our en-
larged Gents Furnishing Department
OAK HALL BUILDINes,
LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA,
3, H. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
EXTENDING en- SIXTH STREET
FROM MARKET TO MINOR.
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WANTS..

A LAWYER, WITH LARGE LAW
IA Library and three connecting rooms. desires to
unite with another Lawyer in occupying the same;
Good location. Address M. E. c., "Telegraph"
onice. S24wfmSte
VKTANTED-LOCAL AND TRAVELLING
wv Agents In every city and town In the United
States. Great Inducements offered 10 active men.
Cal or address with stamp, WOOD u CO., Room 10
NO, 400 CHE6NUT street. PhlA, 26am
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BECAUSE PERSON HAS A BAD COUGH II should
not be inferred that Consumption has set In although
a case of Consumption is rarely met with unaccom-
panied by distressing Cough. Where. however, q
predsposltion to Pulmonary Disease exists, a
Cough, II left to ltsef strains and racks the Lungs
and wastes the general strength and soon establishes
an incurable complaint. In all cases. then It the
safer plan to get rid of Cough, Cold or Hoarseness
without delay and for this purpose no remedy acts
more promptly surely or with more benefit to
the organs of the Chest, than DR.. d. JAYNE's EI-
PEcToRANT, an article scientifically compounded
from carefully selected drugs, and which, on trial.
will always be found worthy OF It's worldwide repu-
tation. Sold by all Druggists.
JEwELRY.--AIr. William W. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment Of fine jewery and sllverwsre Ia the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure arti-
Gle furnished At price which cannot be equalled
He also has a large stock Of American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices. A visit TO
bis store is TO result in pleAnure and profit,
TAILORING AN ART.-WiIliam II. Taylor, No. 1872 s
Fourth eel, has opening every day of the most
elegant Spring Goods imported expressly for his own
trade. Mr., Taylor is one of the most exquisite
fsshioners In the country. His cutters are perfect
artists. A fit at his establishment is guaranteed.
HAILETT, DAVIS & CO.'S Pianos, No. 927 Chestnut
street. are unequalled durability, brilancy tone
and power. Distinguished pianists aay they are
the best. We never listened to any Plano so en-
chanting,
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NOT ON THURSDAY ONLY,

BUT EVERY DAY,
Polite and gentlemanly statesmen, Morou1hEy
educated in he business, are paying every at
tention to customers, strangers and others
who call to purchase or examine the unap-
proachable assortment OF Spring Clothing now
open, for sale by CHARLES STOKES & Co., Con-
TINENTAI. HOTEL Building, No. 1924 CHEsNUT
Street.
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CIT ITEM s.

SPRING OvERcoArs.-A fine assortment uneQualed
by any Philadelphia in styte make, and IT. at prices
ranoino rom % up,0ards. OdH and examine.
Halfsvay bet,oeen BEaNETr Co..
hjth and TOWER HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No 600 RRoApYAY. NEW YoRK.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-29
NOT ON THURSDAY ONLY,

BUT EVERY DAY,
Is displayed for the inspection OF the public
counters heaped with choice styles of CLOTHS
CAssIMEREs VEsTINGs, AND FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING of all colors. kinds, and
fashions suitable for the present season. our
clothing is made in PHILADELPHIA, under our
personal superintendence.
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NOT ON THURSDAY ONLY,

BUT EVERY DAY,
The click of the cutters shears is heard in the
busy customer department. where the first
artists IN the country are fashiening those ele.
CANT garments so eagerly sought after by
gentlemen of taste and refinement In this city
and elsewhere
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-29
NOT ON THURSDAY ONLY,

Crowds flock to No. 1874 CHEsNUT Street. con
vineed that though the establishment ITS not
big enough TO accommodate the Otoe city at once
yet 1t is we'll stocked with such goods as will
satisfy the most fastidious or economical in
clothing.
We challenge honorable competition.
COME! COME! COME!
NOT ON THURSDAY ONLY, BUT EVERY DAY.
ADMISSION FREE
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DIED..

Afternoon the 2sth instant. EUGENE AHERN.
In the 10th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
oence NO. 609 3. Tenth street. Wednesday morning
at ga O'CLOCK. Fnneral service at bt. Pauls Church.
Interment al Cathedral Cemetery.
DOYLE-At Frankfort. on SATURDAY. March q,
1859, JOHN W. DOYLE, in the 6lsL year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the mmily. also the
washington Fire Company, of Frankford, and the
sookhoders OF the Odd Fellows Hall Frankford, are
respectfully invited 70 attend his funeral from his
late residence No 14SOrthodOx street. Frsnktord on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. To proceed to
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
FORMAN.-On the 26th instant, Mrs. AMANDA 8.
FURMAN, wife of E. W. Furman, and daughter OF
DR.. Benz amin Talley, In the 35th year of her age
The relatives ana friends OF the family respect
fully invited attend the funeral from the residence
OF her husband, No, FOG Ulrick street. wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. without further notice. Fune
raj to proceed to ODD Fellows' Cemetery.
HANSELL-On the 27th instant. WILLIAM T.
HANSELL, son of George ]. and Emma p. Hansell,
aged IA months.
The relatives Of the family are invited to attend
his funeral. on Tuesday afternoon at O'clock from
the residence OF Mrs. II. Jamison, De Kalb street,
Norristown. ="
HUGH Es.-on the 2sth instant, ALICE E, wife Of
Isaac w. Hughes, M d., and daughter Of the late
Charles g. Donnel.
rsThe remars Will be taken to Sunbury for interment,
on Wednesday evening at 10 o'clock. 80
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DRY GOODS.

NSSDOs
RI. STE EL g. 8 O ~,
MOS. TIA AND tbs NORTH TENTH ST..
Have now open choice assortment of
SILK and Linen POplinettes,
Black and White Stripes,
Blue and White Stripes,
Green aud White Stripes,
Purple and White Stripes.
Black and White Line PIaids.
Blue and White Line Plaids
Green and White Line Piaids
Purple and White Line Plaids.
Buffand Black Line Plaids.
Black and White Solid PIaiGs.
Blue and White Solid Piaids.
Green and White Solid PIaids.
Black and Grey Stripes.
Plain Greys, extra fine quality.
Plain SILK POpIinettes,
80 inches wide. in Steel Greys. Silver Greys,
Browns, Tans, and Violets.
Fine Lyons Striped Silks, in Plain and
Satin Stripes.
Fine Lyons POult de SOies, in New Spring
Shades.
Handsome Greens, Blues, and Vlolets.
A Large Stock Of Black Gro Grains.
We have one of the largest, best and cheapest
stocks ofFine Black Gro Grain Silks in the city.
Good Qualities Gro Grains, $I.S7 to SO so.
Superior Qualities Gro Grains at $2.75
to So.
Fine Lyons Gro Grains, So to $3.50.
We guarantee any Gro Grains that we sell to
be all silk, and free from any mixture OF Cotton
or Linen.
Novelties in SILK and Wool POplins for
Suits.
Novelties In Satin Striped POplins.
Striped POplins Of Every Variety Il Quality.
large and varied stock OF fine and medium
DRESS GOODS of this seasons importation,
embracing all the
Very Latest Novelties
That can be found in the New York and PhiIa-
delphia markets, all which will be sold Ilt
At the Lowest Market Prices.
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MARRIED.

DUGAN-MARTIN.-Mar z, 1862 at the Parson-
a age OF Rsdnor Baptist Church. by Rey. william Il.
Pa
LYONS-ASHTON.-On the 2bth instant, by the
Rev. G. Washington German, at his residence, Mr..
WILLIAM o. LYONS to Mrs. MARY G. ASHTON.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-29

THE TRUE MEDICAL DoCTRINE.-Nature, when
struggling with disease, indicates unmistakaby the
kind Of assistance she requires In of nervou
weakness and general debility, the feeble pulse, the
lack-lustre eye the attenuated frame, the hSocid
muscles, the melancholy vissge inform US plainly
as If each organ had tongue, that HedtcGted stHu
Iat Is needed 1t does not require the aid OF medical
education to understand this dumb appeal for new
Vigor from exhausted system. Every reader OF
these lines can comprehend 1t Just as well as the
graduate of q physicians CO llege. Let not this de-
mand Of enfeebled nature be neglected. Respond to
IL promptly by commencing a course OF HosrET
TERs STOMACH BITTERs. IA preparation uniting, In
their highest excel ence, the properties OF srIMU.
LIANT, an INvIGoRANT, and an Alternative. Before
three days have elapsed from The taking OF the first
dose a marked beneficial change will be manifest in
the bodily and mental condition OF the patient. The
pulse will he stronger and more regular the eye VIII
begin to lose its dull expression, the muscular and
nervous systems to recover their tension, and the
spirits 10 improve. Persevere and complete reVi'
ncation OF The Depressed animal and mental powsrs
certain. In of dyspepsia and biliousness, the
same Halutary results Will be obtained. The appetite
will revive the sAlIowness the skin disappear and
all the distressing symptoms which accompany dis
orders OF the stomach and liver will rapidly suoside
The sudden changes of spring often intensity these
complaints by checking the respiratory action by
which so much morbid matter is evaporated through
the OF the body and therefore the BITrRRs are
especially useful TO the dyspeptc and bilious at this
season.
HEADACHE, LANeUoR, AND MELANCHOLY gene
rally spring from BiSordered Stomach, Oostiveness
or Torpid Liver. Each may readily be removed
by DIR. d. JAYNEs sANATIvE PILLS. a few doses
of which will be found to stimulate the Liver and
Stomach TO healthy action, removing all biiousness
and producing regular evacuRtiOns OF the bowels.
Sold by all Druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-06-03

I. slrtIATfoN wANTED-FOR A COACHaAN OF
character who thoroughly understspds
hs business Address C9a,hmep, MJ, W. WILSON'S II kss
lvibFI
The New York herald., 1869-06-03

IIOUsEKEEPER'S SITUATION WANTED-BY
IL thoroughly competent and experienced English Protes
tant person WHO has hled the position as such for
be found capable for all the and duties OF large house
hold country preferred during the summer Address House
keeper, station q.
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"Weu. he said. you had better walk ia.
and have some tea with us, spd Wy sister
will be able 10 say whether she can speak
10 your identity. after wIichlit viii eliime
enough to canvass the propriety u sending
Tor constable. You may rest assured ]
accepted the invitation. Need i. 60 fur
Their with the storyf The lady 10 use the
words of the advertisement captured the
pickpocket. The. bachelnr's baton no
longer adorns m new coat, and have now
fram.d aud glazed over The lire place the
advertisement, in which am publicly descib-
ed my own wife "as pickpocket with .
genslemanly address $500 .
When charge her with the libel. she
always does what she has this momen,
done. pay damages for The SANDER. with sn
amount Of kisses, declaring. though nat .
pickpocket. was thief. and stole her
heart and pockeled her bracelet.
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LIST or LETTERS.

u REMAINING in the Post Uliir~ IN Hillsboroueh
- July 9Th 1859, " not called Tor in one monsh
viii be sent 10 the dead letter Office. s ery
A-Berry Arnei George Ana SON bryant
Atkinson. cuisd. Marshall Allen.
B-W A Browning Mrs Catherine nric.
ker Capt Richard II bspust Miss Anna
Burroughs Edmond Baldwin. coI'd.. Miss
Jennie !. Baldwin Alfred Baldain Miss G
5 Brobson Samuel v Brewer Nelson Rain.
CHRIS Ellen Crab,ree Ed r Crsbtree
Miss STAG NJ Cole Mrs Csfhsrine Thomp-
son col'd, Presley p Gates Francis Cling
man John u Carlton Mrs Minerva Crahlrre
Miss Belle Crowder.
Dbl Duffy Jsm~s i,ariis Mrs susan
Davis Mrs Polly ) Doriihy Wash. Duke
Ed Ellis. d asa
F--Miss Eliza Freeman cold. John Eau.
ceft hs.4@ M -s
Civilian Garrett s Gates q, Miss
Hattie E Glasgow w C Guess s
H-Miss Nellie s Henry William Hazel
Buck Hayes James Huse Mars Ilaneack, liz
Miss Msrlh JFisll Miss EIijsh Hernrr
Miss ; A Harner Roland q Hill
I--willism Ingram
William @ jackson Miss NJ X Jones
Mrs G A. James Miss Emily Jenes 2 VIM
Jackson A. w Jordan T. ] Kirkland Mrs
Mary M King Miss Mary Kyles. eal'd
Kirkpatrick John B Lesihers Fsny Leath-
ers John ID I.ipseomb James Miles q Ca
Miss Mary M'Murray Miss Mamie j Ma
this Mrs Sarah A M.Csuley Henry Mitchell
Miss Mary McMurray
0--Miss Eliza Oakley
P-Thos Fender or Startling Falls Abner
Parker .. Antony Porter w Patterson cei..I
R--Miss silvey Rhew cold Miss Jul,
Robson Miss Latte Richardson
s-A y sizman IA Shields ., Mas N
Stewart William Shields NJ j Smith VIII
liam Strain Nelson Smith g. Miss X sieyss
Miss c Sisley Amey Sirsyhorn. Jehu @
Sirayhnrn Jrmes M Scott
T-Miss FANNY Turner Rnssnna Thomp-
son X w Tate Abram Freeman cord Celia
Tsrfin
W--I@wis Watkins William Il Watkins
Miss SalIie Wslksr2. Miss Sarah w Wal
ker Miss Lydia Wilson Anna Ward q reen
Watson Margaret Jaae Watson.
~ Perons calling Cor The abose letters. -;il
plessessy they are advertised.
ID. HEAR1T. pm.
JOY -. 17-
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Washington. July 24.-The President
dssspprovrs the findings Of the Galveston
court martial in Lieutenant Gsrretson's
case. and restores him 10 duty in the Sc.
|venteensh infantry.
$500 900. q
Bssset, lcolored) United States Minister
At Hayti. sends home graphic account, Of
the want Of war vessels there 10 protect
American interests. He says Sslnave heads
the army in the South. but in the North the
revolution is not even checked. gnld dol
lar is worth seven hundred dollars 10 Hay
lien currency.
Senator Sumner VT les approvlngly OF the
present Cuban policy. and urges its con-
tinusnce.
Memphis. Tenn. July "a Wade Bolton.
who was shut some days since by DIR. Die
kens. is dead. He bequesthe, sl00. 900 Tor
charitable purposes. including $4,000 10
Stonesall J&ckson's wiinw aud fifty acres
oi land 10 each Of Jsckson's former slaves.
Augusta. Ga, July 24.--The rains OF the
past two days throughout this section have
improved the crops. which are doing welt.
Z Savannah. Ga. July 24.--The crop re-
port iram southern Georgis and Florida il
very cheering. Numerous specimens Of the
nrw cotton crop have been received here.
Greensboro. N. C. July 2S.-At meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Greensboro
and Cheraw Railroad Company, held al this
place last night. Colonel Louis thinner.
southern agent for the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. vas unanimously elected president.
Havana, July 24.--t;enersI Rodas has is :
sued stringent orders garding the collec-
ZION Of customs. -
The British authorities Of ] maira have
condemned the cargo Of the Grspeshot Tor
violation Of the neutrality laws.
A lstter from Santiago De Cuba, JuIy 9th.
says the Spanish explanation OF the sxe,u-
tian Of one ol the Grspeshot's crew satisfies
the Admuai.
General Jordan, who was not serionsIy
wounded. y be,we cen here and Bayamo, and
is reiniprced BY Tustan's command.
Sugar unchanged; sales 1000 buxes.
Boston, July 24.---rhe shore end Of the
cable was landed entire this morning, and
the cable Is reported TO be in good working
condition. s
Kingston. Jolly S4.--The telegraph line
TO Dsrbury will be completed To day, and
IL is Thought the land and ocean cable lines
will be spliced Monday. 80
London, July 24.--The House Of Com
mons last night, 90 Mr. GIadstoue's motion,
adopted the Lords compromise amend
ments without division and amid great
cheering.
The Prince Of Wales unveiled the Pea.
body statue yesterday. The ceremonies
were very imposing.
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Peters Musical Msa6Aly ior Agost i 20 hand,
There are some cspissl selections iastruusn,al
and vocsl--for the piano in thIs ssmbsn "
Arshurs Home Magazine, Ones A MONTH"; and the
Childrens Hour fOr August are full q interest and
beautiful engEssisea
The Hearth and Homs--that gem Of family
newsPepers--is increasing in entertainment and ose
iul home reading.
The XIX Century By Walker, Evans and Cogs-
ven, Charleston South Carolina, i N Illustrated
monthly sf much beauty and interest, FulIof rem
inisceness Of the var.
The Riverside Magazine for August i in no way
wanting - usual biIiancy and entertainment.
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LAND POR SALE.

'be sul.scFilsr intending 90 remove. Now Offer.
= Tor sale his valuable plantation on which he oou
resides. lis situated near Mebanegsile depot h
in Orange Couny. within one mile Of the n. G.
u. " u . well wstsred and has good buiIdings on
4 Of every description, al In good order. Il contain.
sboui i55 seres, cpngid~rabe part OF which u In
differentiation Tor farming operations. there j. on I
q good smith shop and wood shop, and Is suited "a
either meebsnic or farmer,
Persons wishing 10 purchase, are requested 10 esi
and examine co. themselves n not seId privately
. viii perhaps be sold publicly about The middle 4
DacbsT nesG
jaIy 81 90
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T0TlyG.

A vote is little piece o. paper.
II i of more consequence 10 the welfare % ns-
sion or community thaL gold Or silver.
s. vote should never be cast aher The influence Of
. uhh. an evil passion. foolish pride Of party. a
love Coz sell. o. loss for any particular person.
. Bot the voser should 1onsut the good Of the CON-
manriy Or The country IN which be resd<s.. And be
should approach the baIl5, bOs with as much care.
fusess Of wis, he Is about TO %. though be were
going 10 par, viii The last hundred dollars he has
10 the world For i rhe light estimate placed on
vote the careless fling u The baIoi INTO the boz
q. by would throw rock. sy-in many cases :
the putting 10 The halo, when The soter Is drunk
and IN vulgar parlsnee doesn't care darn f5r en-
penses;r IT'S this msnBcr II voting thar IeasIs %
~viI ADD eonup, legislation, aud punges community
iOr county into prOsgsey q unpublished crimes
and moral prostitution.
We rusl that m tie coming county elections IN
August hat men oftsih eoIoss. and u both psnies
aiII vote with prudence sndaisdom. The man thar
Truth and Conscisnoe point oui % the be,f man fes
,he place that mas vote far whether be be Rzdl-
cal. Republican. Conservative Or Democrat Fer re-
membe,l - The country u sick unto desth q hav.
ing bad and incompetent men Void into oihce; an
samsch 50, thai there i feeling growing m favor
ho,b IN The North and South that the people are nol
mass capable II eIeeiing proper representation
u rests with ihe ssuns element u put out o. keep
alive ibis kindling spark n they vote like men o.
sobene and good sen.e. The county siIl he pss IN
N sober and orderly condition.. Bv, Il they sois
] l,le men drunk with Ignorance. and passion and
prgudice-ihis same spars viii ceaisus 10 kindls =
sad The country viii rush from Anarchy int Mon
srchy. Il Is bouad 10 % 4.