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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

Our on THE PRAIRIE. follow
ing letter is from gentleman who is
a native Of this county. Like the prod
igal son he has wandered far from his
fathers house, but nevertheless he has
our best wishes for his success in life,
and should he ever return to old Frank.
lin we will not kill the fattcd calf OK
actly-as we don't happen to possess
one--but we promise to give him {
generous and hearty welcome. W.
thank him for his compliment to tho
Journal. Here is the letter:
BLAIR, NEB March 90, 1870.
Editors Home Journal:
Please find enclosed one dollar fol
six months subscription-six months
for l may change my base during
that time.
am well pleased with my old home
paper; it is like meeting an old friend.
There is much truth in the article,
"Winchester and Franklin County"
have seen both sides of the picture,
and paid for it too. The memory O,
'6l--2--3 and 4, if nothing else, draws
me to the home of my childhood. But
to get away from those "Naked and
sterile looking wastes" is easier said
than done, for one does not like to
leave a country in worse condition
than he came to it.
So continue your good advice for
sensible young men to remain, and 9TH
ers of the same kind TO come to your
county.
Your County and State news l APP
preciate very much. In fact l consid-
err the Home Journal, just as it is, d
good and Independent advocate of our
county. Respectfully yours,
w. II. c.
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All communications Recommending can
didates for office will be charged for
Mt the rate of twenty-five cents per line
Matter OF this description is Of a purely
private and business character, relating to
lhc interests ofindividuals and not coming
nnlrr the head of news.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

| GRlSARD--IUk2GN,- .GrlS'
ard and Miss Lizzio Truman were mar
ricd last Tuesday night. Il
HARRIs.--Mr. J.R. Harris is rapidly
improving, the rheumatism being OF
its way to "the valley where tho daisiss
grow" @ z
TuoMAs.-Mr J.W Thomas, Ger.
eral Superintendent O. tho N. 4. Q. R.
r. and the N. H. N. w. r., was in town
last Tuesday
WALMsLEY MIR. G.. S. Walmsley
lately of Louisiana, has removed with
his family to this town and will have
his little daughter educated in the. Mary
Sharp.
/ McCUTCnEoNs.-We are grutled to
state that the condition of Mrs. Nc
Cutcheons is better than it has been
for some time past. Sanguine hopes
are entertained other ultimate recovery
DAYS. Mr.. Sylvester Days has been
quite sick, but we are happy to chron
icle the fact. that, Orchards himself
again." the demon of Sickness having
been exercised. we presume, by the
bright eyes ofhis better half
HuNr AND WILLIAMs.--biessrs. Ben
iamin Hunt and Rufus Williams are
studying law in the University of Vir-
giuia. They are ambitious young
gentlemen, and If Colonel Marks and
Col. Turney are placed upon the Bench
there will be q splendid opening for
them in Winchester.
HuNT.-Mr. Richard Hunt Is now in
Texas, and informs us, by letter, that
he expects to locate in Galveston.
That city was terribly scourged by
the yellow fever year or two ago, and
we would rather that our young friend
should settle in some other locality.
To keep away from nnlucky men and
unlucky places is the dictate of wis
dom.
SLArrER.-Our talented friend, w.
j. Slater, Esq, formerly editor and
proprietor Of this paper, has been spend,
inga few weeks in the gay city of New
Orleans, ard returns 10 us looking like
a second edition of Lord Chesterfield.
We are always pleased to speak of the
virtues of our friends and acquaiut-
ances whenever suitable opportunity
occurs. and Mr.. S. is certainly worthy
of commentator. His kindness and
tenderness, even in boyhood, for one
whose voice is still, stamped him as q
man whose heart was the abiding place
of many noble qualities and won for
him golden opinions. He is SELF
made man; bat there are few men
in the State of Tennessee for whom
Nature has done more, in an intellec-
tual point of view, than for the subject
Of this notice.
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FIRE IN LINCOLN CoUNrY.-The res
idence Of Charles B. Metcalfe, Peters
burg. Lincoln County, was destroyed
by Ore several nights ago. The family
barely escaped with their lives, losing
!furaitars, clothing, etc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

BRADY's BlTTERs. who Get
up in the morning without particle OF
appetite for breakfast, should lay in a
supply of Brady's Btters forthwith.
Do this, and instead of apologizing for
eating so little You will soon be castin"
about for excuses for eating so much,
like an old lady who took tea at our
uncle's house in Richmond on one oc
casion. Every one had finished sup
per and left the table excepting the. old
lady in qucstion-who seemed, by the
by, to- be making ample provision
against seven years of faminc-and
our uncle and aunt, Of course, who
were courtcously waiting for the wa!
upon the viands to cease, when the
sold soldier very politely exclaimed
Don't wait for me, Mr.. Allen, eat
very slow $50 1 perceive, madam
was the reply. The old lady was just
then sending her cup up for the elev
cnth cup of tea. Try bottle of Bra
dy's and see. If you don't seat very
slow" For sale at Hutchins' Drug
Store.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL,--It will he seen,
by reference to another column, that
w. y. Watterson, Esq, is a candidate
for Attorney General of the Eighth
Judicial District. 4s
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

New Goops.-Our merchants will
soon have on hand a full supply of
spring goods, and when that notable
event occurs the ladies will be duly in.
formed through the columns of the
Journal so that they may govern
themselves accordingly. 81. ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

LIBERAL REwARD.-Dr. Anderson, OF
Salem, offers a liberal reward for q
horse which straycd or was stolen
from his premises last Monday night
See his advertisement.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

Ar the election in Lincoln County
on Saturday before last, the follow
ing officers were elected H. B. Nor.
gan. Sheriff; J. D. Scott, Trustee; W.
B. Hedgepeth, Tax Collector; r. d.
Boyce, Register; II. c. Cowan, Judge.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

NASHVILLE CEMETERy.-rhcrc were
~ interments in this Cemetery for the
month OF March, ending Thursday
evening, the 8lst ult.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

The undersigned requests all who have
Real Estate for sale in Franklin county, to
call on him and furnish description Of
their property and prices. Purchasers will
be suited In land and prices by giving him
call. TON GREGORY,
April %. Real Estate Agent.
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HURLEY'S
POPULAR WORM CANDY.

Messrs. james Riddles & Co.--Gentls-
men 1t gives me great pleasure to say.
after using ali the other worm remedies
known to me. with but partial success 70
my children, was advised to try L. A.
iIurley's. and since using it my children
have become quite well ana healthy. The
children would eat it all the time. 1t u
one OF the best. safest remedies known.
and as such recommend il to one and all.
JAMES W. TRAVIS.
Louisville, June Is, 1869.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains
at Dcchcfd.
TRAINS NORTH.

Night Passenger arrives at 1920 A. NJ.
Day Passenger arrives at 1925 A. NJ. ant
departs at S.lOA.M.
TRAINS SOUTH.
Night Passenger arrives at II 40 A. u.
DAY Passenger arrives at 2.30 pm.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

PREspYrERlAN CHURoH.--The IRE.
WAL meetings at this Church are still
In progress.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

DR.. Thomas A. Hurley:
Sir: deem it MI act.ot justice to you v
state that in the monthof February last, |
had Il severe attack Of innammatory rllsu-
matism, which completely Frustrated me.
At the same time my lungs were affected.
was so reullced that it was with the great
est difficulty that could walk. procured
some of your Compound Extract OF Sar,a-
parilla, and commenced taking it. fUuut
that | began to improve--my cough be-
came less scverc-the soreness Of my lung
and breast gradually subsided-my rheu
matte pains less acute. | attribute thi
mainly to your Sarsaparila. l have new
BEEN taking il for over two months; have
taken in all five or six bottles. Its effects
lave been most satisfactory to me, and
advise Others similarly afflicted to give
you trial. -
jos. CLEMENT. :.
The gentleman whose name is appended
TO the above certificate has long resided
here. and at the present time is one OF tie
magistrates OF the city OF Louisville.
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DIR. SEABRCOK'S
Infant SOOTHING SYRUP.
Price % cents per butt,e.

Use in the future only SEABROOK :.
Pleasant 10 take. Invaluable in the iol-
lowing,diseases:
Summer Complaint. Irregularities Of the
Bowels, Rcstiyeness. Tertlin9. &c.
Giyee health TO the Child and rest 10 the
uy.ncr
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s M" mpnI lsa Stove % " %%,
eFa,on hh to
a
e
Ekctu ia m a
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TAKE NOTICE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

A splendid prize for the ladies. me
finest. most pleasing and costly parlor IN
craving ever published IN An'erlGa pre-
sented us a premium to each s''bscrioei'
m Ir..rr. r,II1r INrERrhlNlNE,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-13
For the RKoIS1tr
Letter to the Editor.

Dear MIR. Editor, Some time MOO.
Land really, precisely how long don't ksor
p Twas not last January or December.
But about as near as can remember
Twas Just before the snow had melted
~ 2usl ceiore the spring rains pelted)
!hen in The Register came to view
q q c,t oi news which to many was new.
,.a'u 30 news Was IN song and had for its tide
leicester, And then came lengthy r.c,.
VI the beauties and riches Of this grand toun
~ ngn.' ana Its wrongs and its great renovp.
nna thousand -and-one things in said towns mrs
xNuiogiaing the people and their Jolly vays.
~, now that this is all we'll enough don't disnu,s
.nougn II sounds egolistical 10 minds sstute'
~, anu 10 people whose homes are outside of l.,
Ioe SUBJECT ! must say looks different far
pretend to belong to the lust nsmsd elias
And few observations on Leicester viii ,..
ans ana 70 prove that speak from experience t,,.
~ aur. 1ditor, lot me but whisper to you.
enat e1 when long ago my mother would psst.,
cester, W i-'i-
y mere an uniucky relation chsucsd to dvs,l--
" unfortunately his farm wouldn't sell.
eI'sser claim to be jolly no one will contssr
e, nno us dilaPidstion and general decay
Plainly tell us that "Bacchus' till hold, .,
sway; s''u
WIS seif-sane township " view doth sppa.r
,one lesser divisions which IN mention in bnre
aIu N;,, even tne most stupid mind and eye
~ qIiehiy perceive that these names nav itstiv
cru I salem olden, but minus the wall, '"'"
= me sncisnt city; our attention first call.
enner church nor synagogue here rear. Il. b,..i
,or einmniing tomb Of prophet dead,
'or palaces paved with gem so rare.
'ut they have Gas they call it) a temple tbsrs
r sgasi 'e a, saeS a1lgGsssts titles a. these
o urge on our ponies TO n smart double quick
nd return tc our homes on this side OF ''Ihe
Creek"
Ut TO close let lae .ay oi our own little to"n'
'e pretend neither greatness Of heart or ren0"H'
or croak Of our wrongs. nor boast Of our peli,
or the old town cf : Cornwall Will speak isr
herself. hA'f
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getically prosecuted. The prelimins r,
report. containing much information o
special value and interest. will be read,
for delivery during the present session
The remaining volumes will be completed
with all the despatch consistent witt
perfect accuracy in arranging and classi
tying the returns. We shall thus, at nc
distant day, be furnished with IN authentic
record Of our condition and resources. II
will, | doubt not, attest the growing pros.
peuty ofthe country, althoug gh during the
decade which has just closed it was 40
severely tried by the great war waged to
maintain its integrity and to secure end
perpetnate our free Institutions
TIN POLICY OF THE ADNINfsTRaTloS.
In conclusion would sum up the policy
oi the Administration to he q thorouob
enforcement of every law. a faithful col.
lection Of the revenue, economy in The
disbursement of the same, a prompt nav.
ment ofevery debt of the nation, a reduc.
ton OF the taxes as rapidly as the require.
ments OF the country will admit the reduc.
tion OF the taxation to be 80 arranged as
70 afford the greatest relief to the creates.
number, honest and fair dealings with all
otner people to the end that war, with
all ITS blightiug consequences, NAV be
avoided, hut without surrenderinp anv
hight or obligation due us; a reform
q the treatment Of the Indians and in the
Whole civil service of the country; and,
lnaiiy, in securing pure, untrammeled
'aliot, where every man who is entitled
0 cast vote may do SO. just once, at
ach election, without fear Of molestatiou
= prescription on account of his political
aith, nativity. or color.
(Signed) US. GRANT
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PtrEesoS's MAGAzISE.-For January.
1871, is already out, and is marvel OF
beauty and merit We do not know
when we have seen loveier engtavings
than the two steel plates, "Gracie's Pet
and "Coasting;' the latter makes US
blow our fingers, it is so cold. The fash
ion plates of "Peterson" are always the
best, and the one in the January number
is H's'' a perfect gem oflOveliness, The stOr-
les are all unusually good even for Peter
SON. By all means subscribe fer this
Magazine for 1871. 1t is the cheapest
and the best. The terms arc two dollars
year, with great reductions to clubs
viz: 5 copies for $500, or \ copies Tor
$1,000, with both an extra copy and a
superb premium engraving to the person
getting up the club. Specimens are sent
gratis to those wishing to get up clubs
Address Chas. j. rson,SO6 Chestnut
-. Street, Philadelphia.
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Freed Children in virginia.

Y,ilABeru KIIHAM ~ orr f0uNu toLhs
| have heard children tell about feel
ing funny" but | never knew exactly
what they ment until the first time that
l stood up before school Of little black
children down in Virginia. | "ielt funny"
then. sure enough. They had never been
to school before, they scarcely knew what
school was and they all sat with their
great, shining black eyes fixed on me-
the blacks 20 very black, the whites 20
very white, like huckleberries in bowl
of milk, somebody said,-till | grew so
nervous that felt as if | must either
laugh or cry, and couldn't quite make mp
nv mind which it should be.
Taking their names decided me, II
was long time before could keep from
laughing whenever heard them. When
the colored people were slaves they had
no family names as we have; they were
lust called Jim or Tom or Sally; some
times they added the name Of their IN IS
ter or mistress, Int often they had o"l,
the one.
s One little boy gave his name as"Dan
: dy jim"
f What is your other name asked
t Amt got no oder name.
8 What is your mothers maine
I, Name Aunt Polly"
o What is your father name >"
o Name Uncle Jake
e And haven't you any name bnt jim
20 ..Done tole yer my name Dandy Jh
NANNY ca me Jim, ole mass ca
DANDY jim. Likes dat ar de bes'. y
r Then | came to another who eali'
81 himself ..Pres'den Linkum.'
g Why" said lyon ara not PRESIDE
- Lincoln"
rs "Is too his. Ny NANNY .sy SO.
u [ asked mother about IT, aud su
enough all the name he had was Pre-
dent Lincoln, or, as she called it, "Prf
90 den Linkum.r Truth compels me
of. acknowledge that "Presidont Lincol
ere did not always behave iu just the mani
.ud that would have been expected iron
sh. personage with such distinguish
ary name.
ap. Another had never been called a
ads thinr hut Buster" There was
ries pretty, hright.looking lille fellow abb
last i've years old. with jusi enough OF
han to make him US cunning As p"sSil
,ur. When asked his name he 'ah. "'
ted Mahala rhPriggih hoy.
Ible But what is your name >
1 in Dat ar my name.
sent What does your mother call yo'
der Ca m. Boy"
> is What do other people call you r
t to Ca me Mahala rhpriggth' boy
ated 30 there was nothing to be done bu
tied put him down as "Mahala Spriggs's bt
mer Crow; as black as crow, and as ful
nder mischief as the Jim Grow who the
suts song says used to cut such queer car
and | don't believe there was ever ano
school register like this one. Mhs
called the names they ran somethir
.u.r- this way; DANDY jim" "Prssi
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AMERICAN HORSE
CLIPPING MACHINE

Apy parties wishing horses clipped can got u
done with nsatnsss and dispatch At the stables Of
>. L. sayrs, any day in the week. Bring youi
horses in the morning and you eau have them
ready to take away in the evening. If
The American Horse Clipping Machine ohPs
the hair evenly, leaving it smooth aud glossy q
the natural coat. ,v,r
Midalshpry, w.. New. IL, 1870. sA;nS
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Taunton has elected woman on MS
Schoo, Committee-.Mrs. Amelia +. South
gate
Mr.. Henry A. Swords, formerly OF
Charlestowu, has been elected member
Of the Louisiana Senate.
Siguor Briguoll and bride gave their
wedding reception last week at their resi-
denoe in Eighty.fourth street, New York
His bride ID Miss Isabel McCulloeh,
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A TTENTION The "Turrill Farm
- within few minutes walk Of the Collie
ana the Graded School in Middlsbury, 10 for sale
beautiful location. with a. acres of land and
with ample buildings, all In good sondition,
abundance of fruit Of all kinde. A rare chance
ior those who have children to educate, or desir.
Inquire Of L. D. TURRILLE. Admir- Csnt,.,
House, Burlington, Vt, or Of s. E. COOKE. Mia.
debury. oo.,f Au'
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.OAL! COAL

Fifty tons Of the bssI Laekswslns Coal et -
cash per ton, for sale at Watch Point, sheTsns1
VT Apply to W. A. MEAD, ss the roin' oeu
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WANTED-AaENTs. fAqo M. s.,, a. :,
w the cslsbrsssd HaiG1f HnTGTTMf T TX ~. q g.
ING MACHINE Has the under-fsed. nstsstn.
lock stitch lalike on both sides, ana h fsiiv
licensed. The best and cheapest family s,vinS
Macnine ~, in the market Address JOHNsON.
u CLARK CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsbursh. Ps.'
chicago, ILL.,, or St. Louis, No. (2e:sm,
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w W. RIDER, Attorney and Coun.
w aelor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery.
se;om BRISTOL, VT.
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SOUTHWORTHS 4 SHERWOOD.
- Dealers in oil kinds Of finished Marble
All Work delivered. BENSON. VT
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NATHANIEL HARRIS, NJ. d.,
~ DENTIST Office at Residence
lti MIDDLEbuR, VT.
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A SSISTANT ASSESSOR.
MOTTO E

Tho under ii gned having been appointed Assas..
ant Assessor for the County Of Addison, known =
the "a Division of the lst District Of vermont,
would hereby give notice that be has esssnsnss
his ONCE in stswsrt's BLOCK wito ene.is a.rt rt,
shsre he will attend to the business pertaining 10
his official duties. ,,., ~,
He will be at stevsns Hotel in Vsrgehns'' 'n
Saturdays. snvsssd
elsewhere at my office in Middlsbury, ,o,s
JOHN H. sIMMOss.
Assistant Assessor, I'd Div. ist pS'' w.
Middiebury, Nov.-2i. 1870. o''"
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I NJ. HOLDEN, Carriage Manufac.
uiscturer, MIDDLEBURY, VT.
Repairing done at nhVlt notice. Saws Of every
description filed and put in complete repair 3ltf
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A GENTS WANTED-(Sa2s A MONTH,
A,by the AMERICAN Knitting Ma
ohiNh w., Boston, Mass. or st. Louis. No. =.
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moo A WEEK paid to agents male or To-
SO(D male, in q new manufacturing business
al home. No capital required Address NOVEL
rY Co., saeo, Me. oiS
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HHOMAS II. MCLEOD, Attorney
l. and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor in Chan.
oery, and Claim Agent Office at his residence.
west end OF the Bridge. Middlebury, VT.
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4 V. SPAULDINu Attorney and
N Counselor, snd Solicitor in Cbancery.
39;tf BRISTOL, VT
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A P. UPPER, ATTORNEY AND
A. CoussELLoR AT LAW and Solicitor in
Chancery. :"
SS EAST MIDDLEBURY. VT.
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TWAS CURED OF DEAFNESS AND cATAR-
RHby a simple remedy and will send the re-
oeipt free. Mrs N. C. LEGoETT, Jersey CITY
s%9'pt (s7;4w)
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w p. Russell, NJ. D., Physician
w and Surgeon. Office Rooms over Frank
II Baseom's Drug Store, MlDDLEBURY, VT.
Middlebury, March 22d, 1870. ~
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MIDDLEBURY HOUSE, j. j. SEQ.
W FIELD, Proprietor, Court Street, Middle
bury, Vt.
Quests carried to and from the House Tree. s6
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SALE5MEN WANTED.
Busines, honorable No composition, libersl P.y
giyeu. s. ". KssEDY, s. lth st, ,Phils. (S';s)
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Il X. CLAY, Dealer in Millinery and
~ Fancy Goods Clcaks, Shawls, Furs and
Ladies' Furnishing Goods
MIDnI ERIrRY W.
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8Msiness Cards.

| NJ BOYCE,
- BUILDER,
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-13

impartial tribunal, each claimant would
be required to prove his case; on the
other hand, Spain would be at liberty to
Traverse every material fact, and thun
complete equity would be done
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-13

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