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ShOu Il Resign OF Decline.

At the Liberal Republican State Con.
vention held at Burlington, last week
Capt. Noble Z. Dun. hee, OF Bristol, was
elected member Of the Liberal State
Committee. What his intentions are VT
do not know. But we think he cauuo'
consistently retain the flee Of chairmaL
of the regular Republican Town Com
mittce, aud accept this appointment iron
the party in orpu,ition
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Gen. Binks's declaration for G reeley
was, on the the whole, surprise 10 all
parties. 1t has sort o. stunning fleet
upon the repub lean politicians o. hi
part Of the state. especially OF Boston.
aud though the Boston Graut papers talk
somewhat in the style OF the traditional
character at the ilunJ, who told Noah
that he might 20 aloue with hi. OLD ark,
that there wasn't going To he much o.
rhower-and profess conti lencc that he
cannot carry hi, district with MIN, the
wiser AMI more in open lent ia lt'n mt i.
that Ire wi. have only les, iuh ,en'e in
changing Voters in Massachusetts,. than
Mr. Sumner himself.
Lynn. which i, in Gen Is rk-'- district
Vas previously ms good as given up lot
Greeley, aul now 1t may be counted IA
certain for the liberal cause, by very
large NJ ij1riry. Tne letters of the i've
srulem-u have prec'pirared the declira-
lion oi many Of the the leading republi-
cans OF the city, aud men as ES.MayoI
Walden, Peter j Ohu>on. David johnson
] DtNl ilUli JOAN ~ CItIlldu ID itHcllcl
George H. Chase aud Johu S. Bartlett
Sho have not on y been prominent III til
party, bu; are wealthy aud active busi
NESS men. have arranged themselves on
the Greeley side The excitement in Ia
city is de.cribed as Intense. The liberal
aud republicans have both flung cut lhei
banners, aud an active aud aggressiv,
campaign has began.
Cnarlestown, the other large town .
the district is less outopoken as yet, bu
the prospect Is very good that that to
will 90 strongly with Banks aud Sumne
for the liberal CAUSE aud 10 our min
nothing seeus more protible in the poli'i
cal events vi the year than that the gene
rails district, which has Away stood b
him with something like personal je'oliol
. through good aud evil report alike, vi
, not desert him now. ll1 will, Of cours'
, make a Il sht for reelection, aud the put
lie wall be curious TO SEQ whU takes u
the leadership against him. - Republican
G Straining point does not always max
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EVERYONE SPEAKS FANORA
bly,.

EAST MARsnrlELp, Aug. 81, 1870.
Mn. STEVENS:
bear >ir,-I have bsen troubled with eankei
from childhood, causing my IN, uth 10 be 50 ST.,
at tunes that was unable To- eat. Have taken
many preparations but with no OF CT until !
tried your vegetine. A ter taking fe" doses'
found il relieved the faintless at the stomach that
ALWAYS accompanies clnkcr huinuri aud, by thu
time had taken the third bottle, NY mouth wa
entirely cured Have net been troubled with It
since tina, time, which Is wight munIhs ago. !
have rec ,inmended il To several OF my acquaint-
auces, aud every ono spvlks iavorably OF its good
.Iet Yours tiuly, Z. ) SHERMAN.
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good qualities. am tot disposed to
Join Ia the tibali ,erances against that
mau lie is right in his own way, aud 30
much for Mr.. Greeley. 1t is not ueces.
sary to abuse him III order to give rea-
sous Tor not voting for him L utterly
scoru that method Of dealing with public
men. My objection to Mr.. Greeley is
this. aud it is AN objection which bis
white supporters ought to think of,qIally
as much a. coloreJ clliz;rs: liz. is an
uncertain mau; uu Inconsistent mar: one
whom you do not know to-day aud can
give no guess what he will say Tomorrow
what principles he will advocate, what
measures he will propose. He is uucer-
tain. | should like to vote Tor Mr..
Grceley-waut 10 vote for him, If only
knew which Greeley my vote would he Up
to elect, but cannot know anything
about il, whether Greeley the aboiiouist
which would not be Objectionable to any
good man, o. Horace Greeley the leader
of all that class of men who have opposed
and opposed bllerly.evcry measure lead
ing to present glorious freedom under the
Stars aud Stripes. AK inc tv insult my
mother, to spit il the lace OF my sister,
to stamp on the grave Of my father, but
ask me not to cast u vote which viii IN
any way cast the iau;ust possible shadow
Of doubt upon this freedom which has
pcen achieved at such terrible cost; 1t
is terrible terrible terrible Now,
-. . ~ a,
aud fury, ten years of fierce sdugdiuary
rebellion. what We want is peacc-peace
security, qriet How shall we have it I
How can We have il, unless we have III,
iirm, tcady, qni,t, uuimpasaioned, clear
. headed, cleir-slshted man at the helm %
y State. unch uian We have ia Ulysse;
. ). Grant, tremendous applause. maj
. wnO eau sly, with our mariyrej Prcsl
: dent, that he mas "mslicc toward uun,
aud charity toward ALT | know Ulys
i. scs S Grant II may seem to you a boas
b. on my part that |, ncgro-that |, witt
p. fat nos, di>teudcd uoslris-should b
an acquaintance OF the President ut tn
j United States Yet | am. And let IN
tell you another thing: never was rt
:. ceived by any gentleman in the Unite
e States with more Kindness, more cordial
:. ny, | may say with more confidence =
i, never felt more at hons in the pre>enc
:, OF auy gsntlem | have III tn
u presence vi Ulysses 5. Grant. lie is
Ie gI~d uin,a true mau,a steady man. Iu
10 KNOW what he is to-day. what he Wi
a 4. H..
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
VEGETrNS
FOR TEN TIMES IT'S COST

Tho great benefit have received from the use
Of DR.. Cummings vcgctine, induces me T. give
my testimony ia IT'S favor. | believe II 10 he not
only VI great value for restorins the health, but
preventive Of diseases peculiar 10 the splins aad
summer seasons.
would uvt be without il fl ten times its c. o.
EDWIN rlLDEN,
Attorney and general a gent for Massachusetts
Of the Craftsmens Lifo Insurance Company
No. ~ sears Building, Is, ston, Mass III.
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z elxiei 9Th Cnapte4
18th Verse.

BY the rivers upon tho banks thereof shall
gro" all trees for meat whose Leaf shall not fad,
and tue fruit thereof shall DO Tor meat, and IL,
lat thereof tor medicine" Our gr,at kede,Iuei
has made pru,isi-n TOR the cure Ui inan anu
beast yce Thousands upon tnuu-tnd- arc o,crtak'
with sickness. without susicion that it Is caus
ed 10y mercury or ctncr subtle poisons tAat are :,
lre,ly used Ia many medicines anu remedies Vi
tAu pfunsmt u.tN.
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NEW OkN, Aug.
special kilograms from Raleigh to-
day state the official vote of the State
cannot be announced before Monday.
but it is believed the Democrats have
carried the state. The official vote Of
Italcigh is Merrimon, 3, $50 Caldwell
3.sl3, For Congrass Smith (kep.l,
3,Sl Rogers, 1921. Orange county,
Official Merrimon, 1,9I5 Caldwell,
! 81; Rogers, l,9lS; smith, 1854.
Wilmington city official : Merrlmon
! l49 Caldwell, 2,l3l. Later dispatch
Is say the returns this morning are II I
quite so favorable. Counties yet to Le
heard from must show a Republican,
gain of over five thousand TO endung.
or Merrimol's election. The Republi.
cans, hnwever, profess to have hopes o
sicccss.
The New York Medical College 70,
Women will begin their 10Th Aunua
Term Of twniy weeks, at their hew
Collage in Twelfth Street. corner Of Sec
ou1 Avenrc, Or, 18th. For Announce
mrnts, giving fail particulars, address
With stamps. the Dean. Mrs. &. s
Lczier, VI. d., or tho Secretary, Mrs
q. L Wells, N Y.
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Agility.

A gentleman residing in the north par:
Of this county, an active Republican Tor
years, has now, after assisting in shaping
the nominations Of the Republicans ioI
the coming campaign, fopped over r
time to aid in the selection Of ;he liberia
candidates. AL of which shows com
meudable agility on his part
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August Sd, 1872.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the partner
srip hitherto hubalstIng between Us, the UNI
lie slg ed, Henry A. Smith and James Lister,
n the trade or business OF cabinet, coffin ant
.sthket manufacturers, at VI ddleDury, Addison
county IN the STATE OF Vermont under tn
slylr or firm Of Smith & Leicester, was lhi
lay dissolved by malu Al CONSENT, and IN III
tuIe the business will be- carrl Il ON Dy jaime
Lister * CO., ON hisO n account, under in'
style or 0rm OF Lister a Co., who Will pay AN
uershtp IN the r, gula { course of trade.
HENRY =. SMl II.
N IANES Lifted
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Gen. BANKS FOR GREELEY. The rumors
which have been floating in the commune
iiy for the past lew weeks Of the deiectlOn
vi Gen. Banks from the Republican party
and his ioining the Greeley Democrats
are confirmed to-day, by the following
letter:
M Dear Sir have the honor to
acknowledge by this note, in addition To-
our conversation to-day, the receipt Of
Your iuvitlt,o" to "di'ess the cltlzeuS OF
Lynn, Thursday evening, in support OF
the reelection Of President Grant ami
the policy OF his administration. No in
vitatiou could have had greater weigh
with me from any part OF the country.
nor from any portion OF my fellow citizens,
aud it gives me great pleasure to assure
you that nothing could DO added to your
suggestions, as the representative OF the
citizens Of Lynn, to induce me TO accede
to the request. Their kindness to me
many years since is a continuing life
remembrance, and nothing would give me
greater satisfaction than to renew my as
sociarions with them. But | regret to
say that am that notln accord with
them in regard to the Presidential canvass.
Against my wishes aud my personal III.
rercst am compelled to believe and to
say that the perpctuation OF the present.
policy OF Ihc Ircrnneut Is not Tor the
advantage nf the 'rttry, aud tat it will
not tend to r,'''l lis former good aud
prosperity ~ "oic the Interests OF
any 81 49, o' NJ. No personal
feeling al Ter enters into this
Jul -meu' ~ Of general prin
ciplrs AMI trests alone that
avn led t. u,ion. The uniting
OF the IA. ts4 people OF all parties
sections a. stce,, IN support Of the granc
results Of The war, Is Indispensable TO thu
permanent establishment OF the genera
recognition Of those results. Il can b,
secured ny no other means. We shall al
be forced to tnis conclusion sooner o
later. This united action upon this bas
has been the hope OF my life. | terveut
ly desired it during the var, and in th'
reconstruction of the States subsequen
lo Tue Wa. 1 utiitNc ~ - ~" ttHuS'''
ir good faith in the nomination OF Mr.
Greeley, aud for one caunot reject it
1t was what | desired, aud its cunsun
nation. although sudden and startling
does not alarm me. My duty to my-cl
aud my country requires me to give hin
my support | cannot advocate be'ur
our friends different course, whic
neither my judgment nor my heart al
proves. 1t gricves me most deeply
Il separate myself in thought or act, iro'
. any one OF those with whom have bee
% long associated aud to whom | nm ;
:, greatly Indebted, but believe that ii
result will justify my action and give
n the country that peace aud Prosperi'
which is the object Of all our laoors.
!. secure to every citizen the civil aud p
}. lilical equality aud freedom which W
won by INT sacrifice OF so many value
/. lives.
Accept assurances Of my lasting irien
n ship aud esteem, aud believe me,
Yours, &c, n. Z BANKS
~ JAS S LEWIS E-q., Lynn.
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III ED.

\ CAsroEIA-isa scientific vegetable preparati N :
nperi,ct substitute Tor, and more elective thai
Castor Oh, aud is ri aslnt 10 take. II cleanse
tue systeln in a most remarkable maunsi; do,
lot distress grippe, but operates wneL all uth.'
,v,nodies have Iail d. II is certain t. suppressed,
Pills Castor Oil, Narcotic oyrups aud all otne'
Iurgative aud exciting mediciues. Tue 'asIori
s,ntAius neither Minerals. Morphine nor Aiconoi
~ It's ,laut, soothing eject, II assimiiates tn'
food aud pruduc ; natural sleep particularly al
,pting It to cryins aud te.tnius cnildfen. IL
sur, stomach Acne, Miai Culic, Constipation
flatulency Group aud kills Worms. Make YOU
D.uss ist send Tor ii; he will always keep it, AZ
every family must have 1t. II costs but nit,
cents a b tile. li;iw
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BLK II ats,

Latest styl, aud Of superior guilty Tor the
price. n ''HAPM w RRo>.
nj LJsl.-At L.l5,st-r JuAetlvu, July
D9ith, a small black and tau male dog. When
81, wore q collar marked Jip Barrett, Grafton,
VI. Any one returning said Dig, or capturir &
and giving information OF him To the subscriber
will DO lib5rally rewarded. W. Il. SASroRD.
Orssu. W
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Once more in the history OF the world,
do the Jews, as such, come into promi-
uent notice. The persecution Of this PEG.
pie in Roumania lit them again no our
attention. While the reason Of these
more recent persecution, comes to US IA
IL strange confirmation Of Il great Tact,
respecting this very peculiar people THIS
reason is, iu their having no national ties.
At least, this is the reason alleged. Ii
may be, it doubtless is ture. The jew
does mt seem to be prominent in our
political affIirs, when, ii any where, he
might enjoy an equality OF franchises with
all others. 1t will br remembered that
they were very unpatriOtic III our late
civil strife. They were then, as ever, IN
teut On money making. 1t was Il matter
of total indifference to them on which side
the lines they were, so they best disposed
Of their goods. This is their peculiar
trait. They seem wholly selfish. who'll,
Tor themselves, mainly bent on the ac-
cumulation Of wesih. They are shrcwed,
intelligent, not wanting in tact aud talent,
many OF them thorough scholars, editors.
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na,;ons tho, sh,lt find M ca.e n,;,b.
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, wh;.h ,J,;,ly d.',l.re their r.s,oruio
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Let me say a word about the conii-
dates 10 be elected ,lhe party TO be placed
in power. am not here to abuse Mr..
Greeley; ! want you to understand thai
Distinctly have known him long, aud
| was indebted to him for an introduction
TO some Of the best men in tho South. aud
| talked in his Office with Senator kusk.
Of Texas, twenty-five years ago. Mr..
Greeley was always friend of mine
ever ready to help me along ii needed
help. liked the man for many Of hi.
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NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that petition will be
presented to the neat General Ass' wbly Of the
state of Vermont, praying that tho cha tor of the
Rutland Railroad COmpan may bsso amended a.
TO allow said corporation to mortgage US rsilroad'
appurtenancss and other property, as the said or
poration or ies directors may deem advisable.
]. d. PAGE, President
Rz,lAsa, Jsas 10, Is72. ~
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SENTENCED ro-MARRIAGE A case
recently tried before the Clonmel Eng
lish) Assizss was brought TO a singular
and uevel termioatiep by the presiding
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,tn;ou Reuub lean state Nominal ous.
County Republican Nominations.

Fer Senator'S.
J. WARREN BARNES, Of Ferrisburgh.
MARSHALL SMITH, of Dndpoit
Fo- Assistant JudJes:
LEVI l.. PEERS, OF Monktcr,
]. ". BoYNroN, Of Orwell
Ior States Attorney:
J. HAYWARD LUCIA, vi Vergounes.
FJr Sheriff:
ISAAC NJ TRIP, Of Middlebury.
For High Ba,lf;
EDWARD G0kHAM, Of Addison.
For Judge Of Probate, Mn Haven Districf:
JOHN II. SMITH of Nergenncs.
F., Jn4qe Of Probate, tddison Distinct.
SAMUEL f. COOKE, Of Middlebury
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toniin,lrum.

Is Mr.. George +. Skiff seeking the
support Of both parties to secure his cleo
ton to the Office Of Sheriff Of Addison
County?
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The Bear and the Sentinel,

in which Tom Barry viii appear, in eonnec-
lion with fui Company. ,-,.
The GRAND ENTllEE will take place each
lov oi Exhibition at 10 oclock, a. NJ headed
ny Prof q. J.. perry's silver Corner bnd,
Thirteen in number, in the : owN uniforms OF
ROYAL prus>an Huzzars, borne ia lhr Dnl zen
= harint ''tAH OF THE - >ottkoR, drawn
hv TWENTY ARABIAS Houses gulde,i Ny
Mons. +. II. PAUL followed by q team OF
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arilhmeri,, b. given to the prescut efhoi.
cut sheriff, M. Trip.
From all We can learn, We agree with
the Niddlebhry Register, that appearance,
indicate the preference Of a majority OF
republican voters OF the county to be de.
odedy in favor Of Mr.. Tripp.-Verm0nt
Witness.
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\l.A.tItIE. ,

In Brandon. by Rev A. Thomas, b. d. L
ward J. Brown, OF Goshen, aud Miss Polly L
Goodrich of forestdals.
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and Tan, ass Pcrrys Muth aud FrecNlc Lotion.
rno w,li known r,li,0l, aul harmless remedy f. /
Grown Di-culuiations of the face. Prepared only
by Dr u o. Perry, D,rmatoiogist. ~ BOND ST.,
Nv Yoik. >vli by Dsu.oi 1T eyerywhefc.l2i' "a
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ADDISON COUNTY PuLITIos. The ques.
ton. who ) the regular uomnec Tor sheriff
for Ad llson county seems 10 have been
settled, both by the friends Of Nr Sklii
aud those Of Mr. Trpp. The former
have decided their iavorlte to be the regu-
lar candidate, because he had a small ma.
iority ia committee. which reported 70
the convention while the latter have dc.
cided that Mr. Trip is the regular can
dida,e, because that OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ed ut from 500 to 1000 citizens Of the
couuiy-by a very derided vote declined
to accept the name OF Mr.. Skiff, present
ed by the committee. aud substituted that
of MIR. Trip. Ii seems therefore very
clear, that since there are Two candidates,
the Que is the no'nnee Of a committee
small in comparison with the mass OF
freemeu, gathered o tho occasion. for the
purpose uf uu'nl ia. County otii tiers
while the attn. tho nominee Ut the
open convent 4 the eame ratio OIL
vote-, aud the action of that
large cpnv, the action Of thu
coinmittrr given ior Nj. Trip
when all 80 IN tho county ar,
cooled on - lection the orerwhflm
ing mOjo pr, lIcted by the irieuds o
MIR. Skif III his favor, would by on
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he Bri ish Champion las again been occurred.
al announcement that cannot TAN to cIcate
.roHt sat lSidciioU among his numeio Gus admit
4rtS.
Every hoy and girl will hr delighted in wit
ness ny the rcuiarkuDle precocliy OF the gi cat
eft OF q i'd Rider.
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jed +. L,dl. Aibursh.
Jasper Rand, st, Alrens.
Sau! Bishol, Montpelier.
Democrat c state Convention.

The Democracy Of Vermont assembled.
10 Stats Convention, at the Court House,
in Burlington, Thursday Angus, lst,
1872. some over 800, including delegates
being present.. The following oihcere
we're elected. George NJ Fisk, of North
field, President T. s. McGinnis, Bolton;
: g. Shurtlef. Plaiuiield; Chas j. Algcr
Burlington; q. b. Russell, North Hero.
secretaries; with vice presidents as fol-
lows Addison County, Il. Q. BalIou ;
Beuuingtou: Milo G. lluliug Caledonia.
4. q. Palmer Chitteudeu, Dr.. b. j,
lleiueberg; Essex, o. G. Hale; Grand
Isle, f. A. Hoton Franklin, Homer L
llubbcll Lamoile, Geo. j.. Waterman
Orleans, j. Warren Green; Orange
Jacob Mills /; Rutland, John Cain Wash
nuton, DR.. j.. S. Wi.well; Wlujham
James IL. Williams; Windsor, 5 K
Stacker.
The chair appointed as a committee OF
resolutions: Il. Snalley, Burlington
j n. Jvhn.o' nt.li John Cain
Rutland g., Burlington Geo
VI. FarNe.
A cor ference to COME
the conn Liberal Rcpubli
cans W, blows Addison
John I Bennington, A. 7
Chilis .uai,, John NJ Weeks
Essex, /, Is. Saith Franklin, j. j
De witt; Grand Isle, Geo. W. Bcardsley
Lrmoillc, Woldo brigham; Oraug
William Masn; Orleans, Lucius Robin
sou ; Rutland, jesse i Blllings; Wash
,nstvu, Homer w lIcaton; Wiudhan
Oscar d Gray; Windsor, j W. Pierre,
The State committee Of last year W.
re. appointed for tho next two years. I'll
report Of the committee of cOnlercnt
was adopted by the convention, the uam'
Of the nominees being given in the repo
Of the Liberal Republican Convent,
we omit thcm here. The following r
solutions were adopted
Resolved, That We approve and endorse tho wi
and patriotic action Of the d ,nucmtic Nation
Convent m held at Baltimore on the 9TH Of ia
last, and tnat we will give hearty aud cord
support tn its indidatea.
Resiiucd, That we will support the candilai
this day nominated and use all honorable cxettiv
for their election.
Re37iuci, That We return our hearty thanks
E the officers of the cony entnn for the minier
whi;h they have discharged their duties this ia
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-08-06
Frederick Douglass on the ,and dates,

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