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We have been repeatedly urged to IS make it
lively y for the democratic nominee for City
Representative by publishing certain stories,
allegations and "Reminiscences concerning him,
which it is thought would seriously dsmsge
his chances Of election. Our Uniform reply has
been that We wished to deal with NJ. Roberta
only in his political relations; thst having es-
teemed him sc 8 townsmsa and friend We had nc
csre to lessen bis personal standing, except in
60 far as it is affected by his political sposi.sy.
From the consequences of that he probably
claims no immunity, and we could not shield
hin from them, if We would. He has chosen to
make himself the figure head Of the long, Low,
black piratical craft, Dolly Warden. which under
false colors is making war On everything he has
hitherto supported. He hiss deliberately gone
back on his whole political record, abandoned
hit former principles, turned his coat completely
wrong side out, tnd Is IN daily consultation, cheek
by iowl with men when be has always hitherto
despited, and who have not changed particle
for the better tie il the squsre and regular
dem9eratic nominee for city representative,
their farce Of "libeTal' nomination not having
been deemed worth keeping up IL his case, even
FOR the cake Of maintaining appearances. For
such candidacy be hss quslfel himself BY
adopting in his speeches the false arguments
and disloyGl war cries, with which TIE rebels
and coPperheads have resisted every step of The
oountry's progress, toward universal liberty
and equal rights. The charges Of oppression
and Of "bsycnet rule against The government,
fall az glbly row from his lips az from those of
the pirate Semmes or Fort PILLOW Forrest. Thess
sre now the best terEas Re has to sr2,y to the
heuefosnt protection extended 10 the loyal men
Of the South, AL to the calm resistance Of the
government to organized efor;s to make toe
Southern states too hot for cgery Northern man
or loy4l citizen. Such outrageous mistatcmgnts
to use & mia TERMS that he terrible de
yss;atioas Of the Shenandoah VALLEY aui Of
shermsn's mareh to the SEES, have been ''allost
outdone b she ra7agas Of theso seven years OF
posce, 20 called" st tae Slu,h, under
Grant. and th,t shy o.d3e-holie- vino favored
Grants reelection could p,unler sud ieir2u3,
do anything, without fear Of remoyal-this lsE,
dou5iy false in view Of recent e7ents ~ this
community-oome SIS easily from him az from
the New York H'orlf. fEe proieasoa to see moth
ing but corruption snd def9otism ia the rsgut-
liosn party. and the dear democracy are now
Individually AM collectively his delight ST
this ia disgrsce enough for sny man, and there
csn he no need Of Taking ever hy-gole tr4 1s2o-
tious, or personal ssperi5ies OF character, to in
duoe every sincere and honest republican. vLo
is not Ashamed OF his reeorj OF tie record @.
BIS party, or who h.s any re9pect f5r conss5ae5
and straightforward dealing, 10 withhold bis
vote from The democratic n5miLee.
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was made, and now we will swallow the glorious
oli temperance party, that We have hated worte
than We ever hated old Gresley-so here goes.
Come Cd, gOoi temperance brethren. and be
swallowed. Hold your noses If you don like
the smell of u., but come OF and be gcbbled
up"
learn thst the County Temperance Commit
tee has concluded to extend its hand in friendly
grAfp across the ehssm for good old fashioned
thske with its lifelong, rum -sosked foe. Whslh-
er the parties to this new alliance pledged
themsclves'' il little tin pail of whiskey or not
does not yet appear, but it is ssie to surmse
that enc Of the high contracting parties had "a
glorious old drunk" over the accommodating
arrangement az soon as il YVES completed.
"Anythng-hio-to b-hic-est Grant,
Such being the seton Of the County lem
perance Committee it remains to be ,een whether
the sensible temperance men Of the county will
turn their backs npon the Republican Party, to
which they are Indebted for all temperance leg
iflation, and to which they still look 10 preserve
our temperance ststutes from Democratic
fiS1shtsr, and 90 over to the camp of their enc
ni4L JUN Ah--0 WIN s7AttuA u W. IL Neihs
the dirty work. in which he and his d" Co."
have beel delighting for yezrs.
II may be ssid that the temperance men are
expected 10 vote for only one man on the Demo
cratic Ticket, but is il sound policy to enter
into any coalition with thst party, Can a man
handle filth without being defed % Can
temperance mEn have any thing to do with the
Democratic Party in this county, without vic
lsting his pledge "to touch not, taste not and
handle not the unciesn thing" and finally is 1t
safe ID it fair is it prudent to desert life
long nd tried friends, the Republican Party,
that hss shown itself favorable to temperance
reform in the past, and bids fair to be the tenn
peIance pSrty Of the future sni lsten to the
sougs Of the tin-psil manager of the rum democ-
racy, who sings so sweetly just now, if by sny
meAne he can only gull few votes Hereafter,
the temperance Party may need assistance, snd
l. will ssk it Of Tire Republican Party, Of course.
aud how great would he its chsgrin, II it should
receive the fitting ausWer, when yea are
sick send for Sutton"
10 Fhsiing hands with thai creg on the tenn
persncs question. There is contamination in
the touch
Coon TfNPLAR
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TRUssKs AND SUPPoRTEEs.-Dr. 6. ". Hotehkin
Of Albiol,iE. 7, who is practical Truss msker
having devoted his life to the perfection Of Trusses
suited to every variety Of Hernia, may be consulted
as follows
At Van Ness HOUSE, Burlington, Sept. Z, AMI 9
At American House st. AlDsns, Sept. 10 aud II
AT Champlain House, Champlain, N. Y, Sept. L
and 10.
Any who are suffering with Hernia in any forr,
should consult DR.. Hotchkin, for delay or neglect
in such cases is always dangerous. To-day such
troubles may be easily controlled, but next week
they will be beyond human aid. Hence, let all who
are afflicted promptly take warning DR.. Hotch-
kin's home address is, DR.. G. W, Hotchkin, Box %.
Albion, N. Y. Testimonial circulars furnished en-
application with stamp enclosed.
Aug >9-w2w
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TuE LssEx JUNCTION AAss MEETiSG.-T
gathering At Essex Junction Tue.dsy afternoon
was ali thst could he expected considering the
unavorsble prospect oftbe Weather, thousand
or more people being present. The new Grant
sai Wlson garrison f,g wss throEn to the
traeze at = o'ciocl, amid cheers, tie Sherman
Corpet Band pl4Yins R-lly rouad tie flag -
The line @! march was inmel;atsly taken to the
Grove nesl by, and the assembly listened 10 Al
address from Senator Elmunis, who spoke for
one hour defence Of the Republican party and
the Administration Of President Grant. Mr.
Ballard Of this city followed in a speech Of about
the came length. The speakers we're frequently
interrupted with applause, snd great enthusiasm
prevailed The Shermsn Corlet Band from
Win5ltl, tie Wexford C5rnet Band, the Essex
Dram Corps sal the Esssx Glee Club furnished
music for the ocolsi'a. The meeting Vas $
great FucoeFs.
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rHz Wheat 2IELD OF AMERICA.
Heai7hfaI Climate. Free Homes, Good
Jashrts.

TIE NORTiIEgN gACIFiC RAIL
ROAD offers for sac its Lands is Central
aud Western 1Tinnc>ata. eglhra~igs: I. The
best Of Wheat aad 2. Excellent Timber for the
Mil tic Farm and tis Fire; 3. Rich Prairie Pas
turage and Natural Meadow. Water b. clear Lake:
and running streans-ia a Healthful climate where
Fsrer and lgHs is lSknsun.
Grain can he shipped hence By lake to market
as cheaply as from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois
Cars Lo@ run through these Lands from Lake
Superior to Dako.a, Price OF land close 70 track
81 % to $500 per acre farther away 81 50 20 SL0J
Northern Pacific 1870 Bonds. now selling at par,
received for land at si.0. No other u1oc;upied
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March, 1872
get 100 acres FREE. near the RaIirca1, by enc and
two ears residence.
gASSPORTarfON At REDUCED
RATES furnished ct all principal points East tC
purchasers OF Railroad Lands, aad 70 Settlers on
Government EOmesteads. Purchasers. their wife:
and children carried free over the Northern Pa
cic road. Now is the time for Settlers and Colone
to get Railroad Lands and Government homestead
close to the track.
send for Pamphlet containing full Information
msp, and csPy Of Nes Homestead Law. Address,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL MINH.
OR 2j FIFTH AVENUE,
COR 9th ST., NEW YORK.
| Juue S-WedkSa dl ueow ms Iy
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The Question for Temperance Hen.
The Joint and several Convention at the juno
ton nominated Geo. Francis, Esq, for Senator
* to accommodate the Temperance men," rs
am told. | hsve been Temperance man, and
IN obser7er Of the Temperance work for twenty
year. sud more, and hsve le.rned to regard the
Democratic party in Vermont and elsewhere as
the sworn enemy snd incorporating foe Of
all Temperance legislation, and when consider
the individuals who suddenly manifested this
accommodating spirit. SIN led to &sA If
this il not smother Characteristic invitation TO
shake hands across bloody chstm. which put
in plain English. means anything to get even one
county Office, that we msy howl ever it as
q liberal triumph
The party virtually says, 1--WE have sTsiie"ed
our principles; we have swallowed cur greatest
enemy, and are calling him good; we have swat
! lowed 90 per cent. Of all the whisky that ever
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RICHMOND The siiress ci Henry Ballard,
E,q., before lie Grant snl Wilson club. sA;ur-
dsy evening, vas one Of ,hs hes, ye. lclye.eL
lie was frequently spqlauiel, aui Al lie close A
vote q thanks vas voted by the club sai three
hesrty cheers gi7ea him.
90 Iouiay afternoon fome 500 aanifel isi.es
aui gentlemen ASSEMBLED il Baraen's IIs.. %
hear tie Hon G. F Einuni,, aho vss received
with applause lie fPoke Of TIE pleasure /; gave
him in visiting the homo CT his childhood sll
youth, Of the many familiar fsc9s. sui o: she
improvements m.le within the last twenty years.
'ACar all said he, 'ths.e il 10 r,sce Ike h.le.
His address was c,esr, co1cse, convincing lie sail
two Of the heaviest lefsalt5rs Of the Glvernmclt
were rec5nnenieI by Uno's Ho7a', Ca.
Gran; hesiiatei come time before lie would CO..
seu; TO appciut Mr.. Bailey; there wars sort Of
hszglog lock sbo1t him the President id no.
Ike Ne Elmunls said bis relations sui op-
psrtua.t.os 20 know the President were about
81 good So enc selectmsn with the rect Of the
board BE hal seen him as often SIS three times
week for the last three or four years 81 all
times When expected, and o'herrise. Eul die
mrn who says the lfetileut is m2n q intem-
pe:ste hsbifs, ia the language Of Uncle Horace,
is sliar lie bad 40 doub; that Uncle Horace
VIE horest in his policy ofsellins The sod IN Che
Treasury ami resuminE specie payment, hut lie
hsi no doub; i: would rain lie country, hat
goll would 60 up 10 short time IS high "a 81 sly
time Of the Rebellion. livery dollar greea5rck
ia Today Il cents more than il was whla
Prefilent Gran; wss iasugurAiei. Such was
some OF the topic OF the Hon Senator's siress
lie was frequently spPlaaiei. 81 he deserved to
be-
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NOTICE.


LEvI UADEEso5u, !
VS..
J9aN j. Pcs Ch4fsr4.a County Court.
PETER FULLER.
EDWIN a. Bs,tHARp April Term, a. ID. lds2.
JAMES :. NIirsET
yNYHERFAS, LEVI UNDERWOOD, at this Term
w ofgais court commenced his suit against the
said DsiolGents, 10 an action on Book demanding
in damages the sun OF ihiTtyG Eve hundred dollars.
AMI whereas, lt is made % appear TO the Court
here that "a D-isudanfs. Peter butler. Edwin A
Birchard, and James s. Whitney reside without this
State and have lot had personal notice Of the PEN
dency Of This SUIT
Therefore, it is ordered BY the Court. that said
cause be continued ~ the mex. Term thereof. 10 DO
holden at Burlington, Ia and for said County, on
the fourth Tuesday Of September. A. D. 1872, and
that TIE aid Peter 8u,lef. Edwin Birchard, and
James S. Whitney. De,endants, be notified OF the
penienos thereof. by publishing this notice, con-
tanning the substance Of sail declaration, in the
Burlington Pres Pros, a newspaper published at
said Burlington, three ssaks ueccssively the last
publication 3 he AZ least twenty days before said
mex. Term # sad Court
A J. HOWARD, Clerk.
L. UNDERWOOD Atty pro sc.
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T. 3t.lA-I Il- Il ~ u.
Cd Our respected correspondent would be
Wiling to Iced what be comedies to be 8 logicsl
arglmentpror.I.i the reguls7 nominee for City
Representative vas an acceptable one 20 him,
But The whole logic q cur article went to show
that individual preferences as to candidates
must often be yiellal to the welfare Of a com
mon olusa Good men iiGer widely il their es-
tim.tes Of iadiyilusls. 1t is commonly sheer
imroslibi'ity, ia a large community, to select
caaj.la'e sho is perfectly acceptable to all. II,
then, each dissatisfied voter is to rise rbove
party sal set up bic own candidate, or each
hlii l5z,n or more WHO csn sgree on csndi-
date. are 20 Do tie fame, tLeir party viii always
he nowhere II a. election and the bad party,
which ihc,lushiy recognizes the necessity Of
Organization and Of individual concessions to the
viii OF lie majority, viii al,rays elect its men.
(2) The caucus, which is the place in which
to consider preferences and objections, indicated
10 such amount Of diaslt,fac ton with the nom-
irec ia cur correspondent suppose to exist. He
was nominated ty over three vo;es in his fsyor
to one sgaiast him. Il those WHO would have
preferred smother man neglected thair duty ,snd
we're net at the c.ucus, their remedy is to be on
hand another time, no; TO break up the party
now Suppose they bad been on hand in mum
tcrs sufficient to f-i1ly nominste another man,
would they have thought it the fair thing FOR
those Wto preferred Mr.. Bsliou to bolt the nomi-
nstion and b5 dividing he party secure the de-
feat Of the regular NOMINEE? Is not ''do ss
you would be done by good rule in poliiios ss
we'll IS elsewhere?
80 Our correspondent iorgets that Mr..
Blzitr vas act tie regular nominee. TLeIe
was grave discussion in the convention over the
74Iii,y Of the cLo'ee Ct members Of the Romi-
nstng committee from enc county, pending
which and without dscision or declaration Of
any resulr, the convention adjourned. We will
/ add, in reply to cur corretpondent's question,
/ that we have never boltel regular nomination
/ ezcspt l5r one Of the Two reasons which We rec
/ og1ize az sufficient fer such action, viz: fraud
in the nomination, or personal disreputsbility
in the nominee. Neither Of these reasons exist
in toe pressat case.
"a We support our psrty, for The iske Of
is grincipies. Only through support Of the
party can is noble principles prevail. WeGre
glad our friend condemns the snything-;o beat
Grant policy, which is the abandonment Of all
principle for the sake Of gratifying personal
preiuiices, or for recurring the FpOls. Let him
beware Of that policy, in local as well ss nations
politics Let him examine and see if he ia no'
exaggerstirg the fsults and forgetting the good
qualities OF The nomiuoe; let him do SIS he would
be done by, recognize the Abfolute need Of unior
and harmony in order to secure any good result
aud ,i,nd by bis party, till he can find e better
one-snd he viii have no regrets in the futurr
over evil consequences which his individual &C
ton and Influence might bsve ayerted.
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The HorrEsT SEASON IN FIVE YEARs.-Re.r-
admiral SsSds, Superintendent Of the Naval
Observatory in Washington, reports that the re-
cord Of the thermometer at the observatory for
the last fye years shoSs this season to have been
the hottest. The average maximum has been
over ninsty-two degrees from June Is to August
I5
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At Fellows Falls. Vermont.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
rslHE SCHOOL WEAR WILL BEGIN OCTOBER
i Cd Fer Circlls rs, address
MISS JAsE HAPSOOD.
Aug zi-deOd&v6w Principal.
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BITCHES ny SENATOR EoMUSus, HON. P. s. -Arl,
AND P. E. GLsED, Esq.
The iowa hall ia Stowe sas filed On Thurs
day evening with AZ intelligent sad Enthusiastic
suiierce, including many ladies', IN spite Of the
mui and shouery weather
The meeting was called to order ~ James W.
Stiles, Esl., q the Republican Town Committee,
and organized by the choice Of Hon. 4 x. Camp,
presiien; R R. Waite and Samuel Rsrnea.
vice presidents; and Nathaniel Bobins-n q, secIe-
iary. The Stove band furnishei acceptable
music.
Tas FIRST speaker ass P. k. G.seI, E.!. Of
Morristown.
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LYDIA IL PEASLEE's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT To all persons con
--5, nee -.-.-..s GO reerncd ia the estate Of
} = dia II. Pc1sley. late
OF BUR- gto7, Ia sad District; deceased
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Buriin. ton within
and for tbs District e. Chittonien, rn the sth day
o: August A. d. i5-2 an instrument purporting to
be the lat Will ard Testament. Of Ly dia y
Peaslee late oi Bafi.r-.ou, in said District, do
ceased. was presented o. the Court Aforesaid, for
Probate, and IL j. orcrei ~ said eouT; that the 3st
day Of August A. %. l-ls 20 The Probate Court
Rooms ia said Bur ingtou. he assigned for proving
said instrument ard tL1l rlGra thereof be given to
all pers1us couo.rned h} pub sin- this order three
weeks successive in tie tur irsJc1 Weekly Free
Press. neR sp1per print 40 sl1 hurlin ston, pre-
Vious 70 the tine pgoiuted.
TsEREF0RE, on axe hereby notified 20 appear be-
fore said Court. So the ln ard place Aforesaid, and
contest the pro " faii wiz n ysu have cause.
Given unfor my hand. 30 E-ri ngtCn in said dis
Ict. thls SL day Of august a y. l-72
Tvs. r. Z. WALES, Judge.
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The vigorous action produced in the nervous sys-
TEN by the tOning and stimulating properties Of
sNOLANDERs BUCHU sustsins and supports the
entire nervous structure. 1t is also the ''panaoea
for kidney, bladder and glandGlar diseass,, dla-
betes, gravel, mental and physical debility, youth
ful errors indscretion and nervousness II buoys
up the human constitution. Aug 2S-deOd&H 1t
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tADTkR1isFNENr.l
'rsnoer.nce Candid ale

injecting Of Citizens Of Chittenden County
called by tie County Temperance Committee, in
Burlington on Tuesday, Angus. 20. W. ". Atwater
WAS elected eh1irman and Rev. G. B. Stafford secre-
tary, when the following resolution, after being
discussed, we're unanimously adopted:
REQ ted Tina. in reviewing the nominations
made for county officers in the conventions recently
held in this county, fail to find any conplete
ticket which We can recommend as worthy OF the
support OF temperance men. and therefore
Rcsoiued, Ths. we rec0nm snd to the temperance
men or this county, the names Of John Mason Of
Richmond, George Frsncis Of Burlington and A. o.
Humphrey Of UndeIhlI, as suitable men to receive
Their votes for county senator's.
- Pimples and brown sp0ss on the face, erupt-
iors blotches, scIo;ulCus diseases, and all sores
arising from impure nlood. are cured ~ Dr
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,,NHE FALL TERM Of this Institution will COM
l wednesday. eept 4th. 1872, under the
charse Of John E. Wheeloek, Principal. Thorough
instruct n gwen In all tbs branshes taught In our
oct Academies. Beard and rooms at reasonable
rates
BY order Of the Board of Trustees,
SMITH WRIGHT, Sec.
Williston, Aug %, 1872. deodsw3w
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Spcrial 9oIjtfs.


" ant CT : lAIlhtts
l. & deficiency ofvitaI energy ia no. disease 10
itselfit is condition which ays the system cpen 70
attacks OF all conceivable maIatios. Night and day
we are surrounded more or lcss by deiaterious IL
nuences. No atmosphere Is entirely pure no s.'.er
utterly free i-cm iuj lrous particles while in IL an
localities both arc positively unwholesCme Whist
defence has the weak lsnguid system, in which the
vital principal is deficient or dormant. against .ny
Of the morbid ina1en'es which produce epiiemic
and other diseases None whatever There is 10
safety save in artificial reinforcement Hostet.e-'s
Stomach Ditters have beyond al question yitaii1-
ing effect Il The nervous forces Of the body have
been rccKoss,y expended in ezsacs iug physical or
mental labor or d.sspitsd ia the intuIseuces Of a
FAST life, this powerful vegetable tonic and cor
reetivo will restore them II the detective vitality
is constitutional evil it an be remedisd 10 -rea.
extout BY this wonderful invigorant. At season
r the ear when tbs air ia more or less np1egra.cd
with the seeds ofperiod; cYers it is especially d.
stable that the digestion should be perfect, the
habits Of the body regular, the liver active, ths
bod pure and the nerves arm. qhess corditi Us
arc the lest protection ayans; all Disorders, AID
they are conditions which the littsrs are better
adapted than any other medicinal agent to promote
and secure. Sec to It, however, that imitation or
counterfeit Is substituted Tor the genuine article
ant let al who value health and have an aztipa.by
70 poison beware O.. The local hi.to-s made fsori
ndemei drugs aud viieiy atultorated alcohol.
which have Eprua-up lie Ike u1wholes7.ne FUR
all ose- the country.
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VE0ErISE.-No medicine has attained such a
great reputation as this justly celebrated compound.
Negetine has never failed to effect euro. giviog
tone ami strength to the system debiitated by dis
ease. Tlt
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WIyooiKr- RspuBlICAS CArcrs.- Aoout
geo republicans net in caucus at Couofr, Hsn
on Tuesday evening. l, was the la7gett gather
ing Of the kind ever held in town, and all psr;s
Of the town, from North Beach" to Co'ehe'-
ter Point, we're well represented
A. Austin Was chosen chairman, snl s. Big
wood, Secretary The box vas tunnel a, the
Snd Of sn hour, and was found to contain 1871
votes, Of which Elish. Allen had los. and wac
declared the candidate Of the party
Mr.. Alea q s well-kEown tuslasss man 1T
Winoo,ki; ha, never sought ofi,s, but the PEI
pie brought his name forward, and lie NIL 90
with perfect rush Our Wirooski oorresgon-
dent says: &" 1ir. Aliens nomination, more
than that Of Any ether man, vii csrry coastcr-
nation into the camp Of the quAking Dolly Var
dentes, az be will draw the votes Of many h9l-
est Democrats. who will never eat CROW, snd VITO
will not bow down aEl worship the white coat
el Ssge Of Chsppsqus. There Is I gooily Bun
Der Of that Glass in town, and Colchester vii
gi7es good report next Tuesisy.
The strsisht Democrats are not tho only aizss
who DO net take any Greeley in their tss, ard
the accumulation County Ticket viii GBl
but fsE supporters. Temperance men ia Co.
chester will hardy te willing to cissp hands
wiih NJ Sutton expecting to get any good cut
Of Il; as his periodic visitation, to WiroosAi,
with little vessels eff wrath under lis wagon
seat. are vel remembered, anI big sudden coz
version to teuIerSrce smells -f Greolsy.ia sid
Gin