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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-16
N affne.

LONDON, January 10. - Arrived -
Steamers Dovan and Bolivia from New
York.
BosToN, January Is. - Arrived -
Steamer lstrisn from Liverpool.
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Death Of DueIltst

SAVANNAH, Ga January l5.-W. s
Harley, the dueiIst, died this morning
The corOber's jury returned 3 verde;
thst be died from = gun-shot wound, in
ficted BY party unknown.
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FOR RENT.

,DHE STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath, -
Thls room has been Zen p an9a t. i %, as x4
ID da tobacco and cigar store The shelving,
Sonpters and gas fixtures belong 10 inc
TS,an,is..s. A good W. &. is attached. Rent
low and possession given April ist. Ap
ply TO u; VcKEI ,yEY.
iallh W. ~
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Bitten by n Dog.

a small son of Henry Smith, OF the
South side. was severely bitten on his leg
by dog, Monday evening.
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BENS0N'S CAPC|NE P s!9sse!,

was invented TO overcome the w
ton ever found To the old siv's "a
plasters, that OF slow action in ,.
relief. Benson's Capcine Poror.N {
relieves pain at one ana curs. Il
IL imparts a sensation OF geutI. . g.i
lating warmth, and brings rsss aus !
fort To the sufferer. 40. 3
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lFOR RENT.

TIME STORE ROOM AND Dwell <r5A
LING, No. 1858 Main street, now III
occupied by II. j. Schultz as shoe
store. 900
me store room AID dwelling No. 1898
Main street, one Of the best dry goods
stands in the city,
Possession given April LIST. For fnrther
F. KENNEDY,
ianS or 1853 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-16

IT speaks for itself, is what lady said
OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup the other
day. for single bottle cured my child Of
= most dreadful cough.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-16
Notary Appointment.

Yesterday Governor Mathews ap-
pointed j p Carney, of the Peoples
Bank, notary public Tor Ohio county,
with An Office 1T the bank.
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Sale of Hank stock

Last evening, sucuoneer Hervey, of
The firm of Hervcy IL Britt, sold five
shares of the stock OF the OHIO Valley
Bank at $3.50 per share, par value
500.
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Trial Docket.

The following case was set for trial
before the County Court this morning:
James q. Davis VS.. Fred. kemple.
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE NO. 1892 AND 1884 EAST SIDE De
III of Market Square, known as lhe oiH
Columbia House, joining large Drich
stable, now occupied by MT r. thii ZIP
Medert. Possession given APTlirL isT.
pa pa No. loss Market Street.
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FOR RENT.

TWO BRAN NEW BRICK HOUSES .5ssA
on York and Virginia sts., Island ImS
Inry are in very desirable location.
Have all modern Improvements, includ'
ing gas, bath rooms, &c. Terms moderate.
Further information can be had at the
CAPITAL DINING ROOMS,
dacl7 ll5j Mark tt street.
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FOR, RENT.

nOOMS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
IL Hall building will be for rent by Janu'
AIRY list. Persons desiring GOOD business
room in a good location, on reasonable
l. Il. WILLIAMS, Sec'y,
decSh AT Franklin Ins. Otice.
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Magic OF the Moufh

Odoriferous SoZoDoST renders the
mouth enchanting. Composed of rare
sntlsePtic herbs, it lmpsrts whiteress to
the teeth, a delicious fower-like aroma
TO the BREATH and preserves intact, from
youth TO age, the teeth.
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FOR RENT.

'i'HE OPERA HOUSE STORES &A
aud bar room Tor rent al reason ,gI&
-. t.rrns Possession given lmme-
Ii,GeIy. Apply at the office OF the Ger
man FIRE Insurance Company OF Wheel
dec24h
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FOR RENT.
FOR. Rem II.

u,ur 9ANDsoME PLATE-GLASS
front store room No. 1897 Market street,
Also rooms on second floor OF same olocR,
with every conveniencetoro office or sleep
Ing t tUTW p J.W. PAXTON.
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superior ENGLISH manufacture
and Justly celebrated Tor Elasticity DnTa.
bility and Evenness OF Point. in 10 Num-
berE.
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LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
Reduction OF Prices Geo. K. Taylor
u Co.
Ofal-D. &. List, Jr.
For Rent-Dwelling.
Ofal-Geo. Ii. Parks.
Be Convinced-Piummers Gallery.
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!. oSo''s'.s' 's'''..''''''.''
sDpilV aXpnt Sunday

Nos. Sand 10 make close com ecu.
Columbus Tor all points South anu =
west; ri Chicago Tor all points We,,
Northwest.
East bound trains make connects
Baltimore Tor Philadelphia, New
and Boston. At Washington Lliyr.
points South.
West bound trains make direct coz
ions for all principal points We ,
Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all nightln
No. 10, on Saturday night. has ~
nection for Chicago or Sandusky.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-16

The healthy growth of the baby is
dependent upon lis freedom from the
pernlcious effects of opium. DR.. DulPs
Baby Syrup Is the best remedy known
for the diseases OF early childhood.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-16
Kentucky ScnatoriaI Contest.

FRANKFORT, KY, January I5-The
joint Senatorial ballot to-day resulted as
follows: Williams, 81; Lindsay. 20; Nc.
Creary, Is Boyd, Republican, IL An
adjourned caucus will BE- held tonight
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seryia,s Peace Conditions.

VIENNA, January ia special from
Belgrade says that Servis intends TO
claim the following peace conditions:
Independence OF principality, the cession
| of old Servia, and indemnity for Turk
lsh devsststions in the last war.
TurEisb OneratiOns Pending NegO
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FOR Rem L.

Observation-Disclosures -
ING house on Thirteenth street. i.iH
decSh
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FOR. RENT.

TIME GROUNDS OF THE , N2kIht o " led
Virginia Agricultural Society, iocateu
on Wheeling island. Possession given
April /, 1873. For further Information SEE
Samuel J. Boyd, or r,.y Sac,v
T.. w. OIlLSoEh 49, :
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WHEELING, PITTSB URGR ANDL
7IMORE DIVISION.

On and after November 5th trims o.
W., p. & Il. division will leave Whe
tor Washington, Pa, m follows:
No. sos leaves Wheeling at sac a n.
No. so lao =. n
Train for Elm Grove:
No. $40 leaves Wheeling at SIS al
No. - #" - b:OD H. o.
Leave Washington, Pa, for Whrcliu.
No. SIS leaves Washing on at g:OO
No. $40 &" $40 ~
Arrivals
No. hOs arrives ri Wheeling at lOsg
No. $40 81
Elm Grove accommodation
No. SUI arrives at Wheeling at 7:fi
No, SOJ " 4" 81.
Tickets To all principal points ols
at depot. once open at all hour, d..
the day. imam
W. ". CLEMENTS, A. NJ. OF.
Il. 7. DEVRlES, General Agen' o.
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Steubenyillc accom- mOdaiinn lfi'
Bellaire at 4 i0P. N. Bridgeport at 80
arrives NJ Steubenville ut S:lj IN
Leaves Steubenville at 7:i5 a. NJ ~
at Bridgeport at IS "A. IN.
Special Accom- trains -
Bellaire at $3.50 a. m, and l2B
Bridgeport 9:45 a. m. and 20 :. IA ar
a Martins Ferry nj y:I 2. m. apf
10. Returning leave Martins FER,
II % a. M, and 3:O p. M; Brldgspor D..
II 20 n. m, and 3 :55 p. IN.
Tickets 10 all principal points 10
East and West can be- procured o.
Union Ticket ONCE In Mcclure HDSs' >
at the station at Bridgeport.
Y. X. hYERt,
ma29 General Passenger q TicksiAZf
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Spalding. Glue, handy, mends every.
thing.
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THE EASTERN WAR,
GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT MON
DAY.
Turkish Operations Pending Nes"-
tfatfons-Arrangin for Peace
conference.
Great Battle.

LONDON, January ia Constant.
nonIe disnstch announces that great
battle was fought on Monday, between
Tstsr Bszsrdjik and Phillipopolis: The
fighting was resumed to-day. Sulelman
Psshs afterwards took up positions near
err Phillipopolis and ordered the In
habitsnts to leave the town. The Rus.
slams have reached Tchirpan, south OF
Yeni Ssghra, and are marching to fenI
MaLalpre
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No. stops at all stations h.,
Wheeling ami Cumberland: No a,
at all statious between Wheells,
ration.
WESTBO UND 7RAIAH
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tiatiOns.

ODESSA, January l5.-The Turks have
bonn barded the town of Theodosis, south
east of Crimes They burned ten houses,
killed one person and wounded twelve.
They have also bombsrded Anaps, on
on the Black Sea, in Circassia, but did
little damage TO the town. One person
was killed there The bombardment OF
open towns by the Turks while negotis-
tions are proceeding are said to cause
great irritation al 81. Petersburg.
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Peace Gossip.

CoHsTANTINoPLE, January l5.-Ser-
yer Pashs and Nsmyk Pssha, ENJOYS TO
negotiate with the Russian Grand, Duke
Nicholas, left to.dsy for Kezsulik, where
they are expected TO arrive on Thursday.
Grand Duke Nicholas has informed the
Porte thst he Is invested with full pow
ers on the question of the condition OF
peace.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02
From the Boston Traveller.

Gen. William W. Circuit. who has been
nominated for Congress by the Republicans
of the Third Vermont District, commanded
q Vermont regiment in the war for the
Union, winning honors for his ability and
bravery, and making many warm friends
among the soldiers he commanded, or with
whom he was brought in contact. He is
lawyer OF ability, and citizen everywhere
esteemed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

Legal Notices.


STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
DISTRICT pSret Of SG GhtS Sr
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of William 81; Read, late of Charlotte. in said Dis
trct deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made to this
w Court in writing, by the administrator of
said estate praying for license and authority to sell
80 much 81 the real estate Of said deceased may
be necessary Tor the payment OF debts and charges
q! administration, and setting forth therein the
amount OF debts due from the said deceased, the
charges of administration, the amount of personal
estate. and the situation of real estate.
WhereupOn. the said Court appointed and assigned
the I'd day Of August, A. u. 1873, at the Probate
Court Rooms, in said District to hear and decide up
on said application, and petition, and ordered pub
lie notice thereof 10 be given to all persons inter
ested therein by publishing said order, together
with the time and place of hearing three weeks sue
cessivcly in the Burlington Free Press a newspaper
which eirculatcs in the neighborhood of those
persons interested in said estate, all which pub
LEGATIONS shall he previous to the day assigned for
hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court ut the time and place assigned then
and there in said Court, to give bonds the law
directs for the payment Of the debts. and charges
q administration, and make your objections to
the granting such license, if you see cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate Court
Rooms, this 18th day Of july, A. u. 1873.
3wiw r. S. TAFT, Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

d., - Su,,---,- r.. lL -,
f"e orphe Out al
S"abton, al i:l1 Ihurs1ey morning, IN an
ice house. aud before il was extinguisbed
bnrne5 n do,so buiIdinqs caus;,o a L,vo If
- ~, 80, "an *, '''' "
s@o wv 'hSuieu ior >io'"Oo. ma Duiid-
ings and ios-es wets in detail as follows
Allen meat market la ]. N. Bells build
-, Ioss ,,.al,. C,i, ,n,,rod :. ~.
,rt '"' ~ vel MUM
mutual me IeA'c bfothers' saloon keep
era. also N the l. OF the same building. loss
500 no insurance. DpNoel ioses his en-
ti-s or...,, .,,cl s,d b,;la;r, v,1,oa
~ az" u m. . ,@iuo' a'
s''So"' insured i'r S''-o"' lin Msnaham
owned two bindings below DeNoel's. the
large one occupied a. billiard room. and
Tho .,..i,.r ly n.,f-os,s ,hs h.,bor Ioa,
t"F > '"'io'"e tue DAio'' hoss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

TRAGEDY MAR RoUsEs PoINT. A Mon
treal despatch of Friday, July 26th, says:
On Wednesday last, an old man named Mat
thew Maravon, well-to-do pedler. and a
man named John Costofroalez went out to-
gether in boat on the Richelieu river, in
tending to 60 from La Sale to some place
near Rouses Point. In the evening, Costo
froalez returned alone. and, on being inter
rogsted, be said that Msravon had gone
West. Thursday. the body was found in the
river with all the evidence about it of
cruel murder. 1t is believed that Costo-
froalez struck the old man q heavy blow on
the head, iracturing the skull and then
threw the body overheard. Costofro-
alez was in Montreal, Thursday evening.
and called at the boarding house Of the
murdered man. Ths landlady,a Mrs. Cross,
says that when she saw Costofroslez she
had a presentiment that something was
wrong, his face showing signs of great agi-
tation. In reply to her questions, be said
that Maravon had gone to Albany, and that
be was about to follow him. He then dis
appeared quickly, without another word.
The detectives have hopes Of arresting him
before morning. All that the deceased had
with him. some 81. 900 worth of silks, a val
liable gold watch and some money, have
disappeared. and robbery is supposed to
have been the object of the murderer. Up
tn a Ia te hnnr the alleped murderer had not
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02
STATE NEWS,


Methodist: At the church at Vergennes,
on recent Sunday TIE pastor. Rev. Ii. N.
Munger. received twepty three adults into
the church on probation. and baptized
i've childreu.-A good work il in progress
at Westfeld and Troy The pastor baptized
ten at Wesifeld. on recent Sunday, and
received twelve to full membership. A few
Sundays ago he baptized twenty eight at
Troy.-The location OF the next Conference
was left with the Presiding Elders, and they
have appointed it to he held at S@anton.--
AT Richiord. recently, Rev. p. N. Granger,
Presiding Elder OF the St. Albans district,
baptized IL persons, by sprinkling and
by Immersion The hall recently built
and fitted up for religious services
by the Island Pond Methodists,
was opened for worship on Sunday, July
18th. Tho upper hall is very handsomely
finished and has a seating capacity of $50,
while beneath the large room are smaller
ones for social and other meetings-The
society, at Milton. have determined to re-
build the church recently burned, and also
to build new parsonage. which was mile
or more out Of the village, and vera pre-
pairing to build new one, when the fire
took their church. They propose to restore
the entire property Immediately, and are
coming heroically to the work.
Congregational Three mission Sunday
schools are carried on by the live working
church in Bradford. beside its own home
school.-The pastor of the church at Marsh
field. Rev. P. II. Pitkin. beside his labors
as pastor and preacher, has Bible class of
twenty-one ladies and gentlemen. class of
thirty two children in vocal music, and
class of twenty young people in social cul-
trre. studying French.-The church in
Newbury loses by death valued co-worker
in the person of Mrs. Emeline @. Reyes.
Her last sign of recognition was when the
name that is above every name was spoken
to her. She was the daughter of DR.. Cal
vim Jewett. Of St. Johnsbury, and sister of
Milo P. Jewett, LID, formerly president
of Vsssar College, and Of Fayetto Jswett,
NJ. D., missionary physician. once in the
Northern Armenian Mission.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

DEATH or REv. DR WALKEs.-The Rev.
Aliace Walker died, on Tuesday, at Rut-
land. where be had made his home for the
past year. For the last fortnight be has
undergone a renewed attack of the nervous
prOs:ration from which he has previously
suffered, and has gradually sunk away
through constant loss OF strength end
rapidly failing vitality. During the last
few hour Of his life he vas almost wholly
unconscious. Few elergymen Of the Con-
eregatian~l denomination in this State had
been more widely known Or more general
lS honoTsd. He was pastor of the church
III West Rutland for 81 years. and since
1862 has resided at wsllingiord. During
MS former sickness. year and half ago,
he resigned his pastorste at Wallingford,
but the church has never accepted his resig-
nation. % that in fact he remained their
pastor TO the time of his death, although
the pulpit has been supplied by an acting
past IT. The funeral services were held at
Rutland, Friday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

BARTON had a jubilee, Wednesday, over
the result of the HYdepsrk convention.
When the final ballot was announced BY
telegraph, all the bells in town were rung
and salute of one hundred guns fred In
the evening, as the delegates began to arrive
home, another hundred guns were fired.
On the arrival Of Gen. Circuit, Thursday, he
was met at the depot by delegation of his
townsmen Of both political parties, and es-
corted to his residence amid the firing Of
guns, ringing of bells. blowing Of steam
whistles and waving of flags. The General
made a few pleasant remsrks and received
the congratulation Of his friends Cen
Grout was also met at the depots of St.
Johnsbury and Lyndonville by bands of
music and large crowds of people.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

The Third District contest has resulted in
the nomination of Gen. Circuit. This was
contrary to our wishes and expectations.
The inevitable must be accepted. He will
make creditsble representative, and he
has conquered the esteem of many who did
not previously admire him. by making q
gallant fight. Since Mr.. Barlow must be
defeated, we are not displeased that General
Grout instead of some other man has sue
caeded
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02
TIE Doc DArs-anciently called dies

TEE Doc DAYs-anciently called dies can
icuiores-include forty of the hottest days Of
the year. The date at which they begin
varies with the authorities. some reckoning
them from about July "a, and others from
about July 3, while reckless people, who
csre nothing about calendars, call every
muggy, warm day that occurs, from the be-
ginning OF Summer, dog-dsy. The name
dog-dsys was derived from an ancient be-
Lief that the great heat of midsummer re-
suited from the rising Of the dog-star almost
simultaneously with the sun. The time at
which this occurred was so uncertain that
sometimes Sirius, the largest star of CAMS
MAJOR, and sometimes Procyon, the largest
in Cams Minor. was regarded as the heat
provoking planet. At present, neither of
them rises in conjunction with the sun until
about the second week in August:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02
From the Boston Journal.

The contest in the Third Congressional
District of Vermont for the nomination at
one time was SO fercely wsged that there
was danger that the result of the conyen-
ton would not be acquiesoed in by the de-
fested aspirsnt's friends. The action of Mr..
Bsrlow's friends in making the nomination
Of Gen. CIRCUIT unanimous quists all such sp-
prehensions. and is most crsiitable to their
political sagscity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02
From the Lamoille News.

We think the General will do the District
credit and as be is comparatively young, we
look to see his indomitab!s will and pluck
secure for him a reputation. We were
beaten and as graciouslY as possible accept
the result and shall not bolt, but help to
secure for the General the largest majority
ever cast for Republican nominee in this
District.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

Licked The General has won
our highest esteem for the splendid can
vass he has made he has surprised US be-
You'd all calculation, We stop to shed q
silent tear over the buried hopes Of our long
coveted Consulship.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

IN the District Court o. tho United States for the
i District OF Vermont-In the matter Of Phelps
J. Murphy, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that by order OF the
Court, second and third general meeting of the
creditors OF said Bankrupt will he held on the 10th
day OF August, A. D., ISIS at O'Clock m, at the
office OF l.. l.. Lawrence nBurlingon, in the county
OF Chittenden and state Of Vermont, before L. l..
Lawrence, Esq one of the Registers in Bankruptcy
OF said court. for the purposes named in the nth
and 18th sections of the Bankrupt Act of March ID
A. d. 1867, and that have filed my final account.
Assignee Of the estate OF said Bankrupt, and at
the time and place aforesaid. shall apply TO said
Court for the settlement OF my said accounts,
and for discharge from all liability as Assignee
OF said estate, in accordance with TIE provisions
OF said 18th section OF said Act
llincsturgh, July II. 1873.
3Mlw JOIN Z. MILLS. Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

We are informed that there is some
"hard talk" in st. Adams. since the Hyde
park convention, by gentlemen OF that
town who attribute the result Of the con-
yenton to Burlington opposition to st.
Adams. We assure our St. Adams friends
that to the best of our knowledge and belief
no town jealousy-be there much or little
of it here-or to wn feeling ofany kind. had
anything to do with tho attitude of Burling
ton in the canvass and convention. Bur-
lington has too often given cordial support
to ST. Adams men-as within Is years, to
John Gregory Smith for Governor. to
Worthington Z. Smith for Congress. and
to Homer 6. Royce for Judge-to afford
room for suspicion Of local jealousy on our
part. 1t was not. 80 far as We are aware,
made an objection to Mr.. Barlow, either in
public or private. that he lived at St. Al
bans. and We belive that, the things OBJ
iected to being the same, the opposition to
him he-e would have been the same, had he
called Barton OF Burlington his homo.
These things being so, it is perhaps worth
considering on the part OF the St. Adams
people, whether it is best to harbor or stir
up neighborhood snimosities. on account
of the result of what they have admitted
was 50 nare political fight.