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Residents of MONTPELIER.
Residents of Other Towns.

Mr.. G. L. CUTLER, East Montpelier; Messrs. ISAAC
WHEELER DAVID CURRY and h. =. CELLEY, wor-
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Washington Rev. NJ. ATWOOD Sutton. MIR H. HAMIL-
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BERlIS, w., July o. 1876.
Dr. r. r. SpdiiiHg, Sir IL had the soiaca IN my back
hip and thigh was very bad indeed and could hardly
walk or ride had been troubled with it for years and
tried many kinds Of nments and pasters without any
material benefit applied you December sh 1875 and
tried your NEW ZEALAND RHEUMATIC PLASTER.
and was cured In short time have done more work
SINCE than for years before close thanking Won for the
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BARRE, VT, March p, 1876.
Or. =. r. Spdldag Dear Sirs-Feelmg grateful to you
for the benefit you have rendered me by your treatment
with the Sew Zealand Plaster wish state tor your bene-
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Of urueatnent Respectfully yours, JoHN PAINE
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A MrHIoAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. IL. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions,
TRADEMARKS OR DESIGNS.


After extensive practice OF upwards Of thirty Year,
continues 60 patents boz tlo United States also in
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Specifications Assignments. and a paers for Patents
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rrapn Mr. Eiy one of tlis most caralis and fa-
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ms the m0st faithful attention bestowed cu ur cases and
at very reasonable ehafses JOHN IAGGAil"
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Collins of the State Register,
land We will say right here, red
hot white.liner as we are, that
Collins is a Republican aud a gen.
tleman, and we admire him and
his paper, and are only sorry there
are not more Of his kind in the
State) hoists the names Of Hayes
and Wheeler at the mast head,
but is not 80 enthusiastic as to
set Carrollton on fire over the nomi.
nation. Collins must feel disgust
cd when he reads up Hayes and
Wheelers record in Congress, and
then sees what q lame game it is
to attempt reform with that brace.
Sing Tilen, the Ring smasher,
Collins, as you could not get Bris-
tow, the real Republican reformer
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The Democratic House voted
down the proposition Of the Presi-
dent to allow the appropriations
for the next fiscal year, to contin-
ne on the same basis as last.
Good! Let there he no back
down. Radicalism must he drown.
ed in the deluge or reform.
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STRONG (!) MEN.-Hayes, the
Radical compromise candidate, Is
u salary grabber, and roted for ere'
~ sscindling bill passed while he
was in Congressional they tell
MS he is a reformer and q strong
man!
Wheeler, the Credit Mohe'ier
thief voted and took pay for de-
ing so, for every railroad swindle
since he has been in Congress, and
they say he is a safe man.
All we can say, all that honest
men can say, is that the republi'
can party does not intend to re-
form-and their promise is all a
sham.
The Democratic platform is a
model one, and will command it.
self to all classes. The nominal
ton of Tilden created the utmost
enthusiasm here, as we'll as
throughout the entire Union. The
man and the hour have met at
last, and the American people
will surely elect a man who is a
reformer, and represents the hon.
est masses.
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Pomeroy's Chicago Democrat is

Pomeroy's Chicago Democrat is
before rs weekly-the last mum
Der containing slurs against the
South and Southern editors for
their support Of Tilden. The
charges made by this Pomeroy
against Mr.. Tilden, and chasing
him with Tweed and his ring the
world knows to he twaddle, but
the blakguardism OF this man is
unsutferable-his predictions false,
and his political knowledge so
gangreened with prejudice and
fanaticism, that none but those in
besotted ignorance, could, for a
moment, follow his leading.
But we desire to speak for our
part Of the South, in reply to the
insults of this fellow. The South
ern people were for the strongest
man that could be found as a can.
didate for President on the Dem
ocratic ticket-they were not
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they are the tools of no man, Dem
ocrat or Radical, and lie that says
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We are entitled to our opinions
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The South looks to her interest
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chimerical idiots as the Enqui'er,
Of Cincinnati, and the Democrat,
Of Pomeroy's.
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In 1874, Governor Tilden's plu.
rality over Jno. A. Dix, the Re.
publican candidate, was 53,3l5.
Mr.. Dix had been elected two
years previously by a plurality
Of 53,451. A change of one hun
dred and six thousand seven hun.
dred and sixty.six votes, and still
some thieving Democrats of New
York, say now, and said then,
that Tilden could not carry the
State
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Brick Pomeroy and his Chicago
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