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VEGETABLE
&trengthening Plaster.

A SURE preventive for Gout, Rheumatism,
IN pains and weakness in the Breast Side.
Back or Limbs ifapplied in season. 1t is also
highly useful in liver complaints, dyspepsia,
coughs, colds, and difficulty of breathing, Civ
ing relief by its warming and soothing. quail
tiles.
This article, which has been used more than
20 years, in private practice, duringwhich time
ithas proved itsella invaluable ARTICLES now
offered to the public of superior merit
In using this plaster, no interruption in regu-
lar habits is required, as it does not render a
person liable to take cold-and being already
spread upon soft leather, the trouble and vexa-
ton attending the spreading of plasters by per-
sons unacquainted with, or having no conyen.
fence for so doing, are avoided.
Persons leading sedentary lives, or those
whose business require bending or STOPPING
position, and consequently are more or less
troubled with pains in the breast, side or b ck
will find immediate relief by applying one OF
these plasters TO the parts affected. Those al.
fiicted with rheumatism will find most quietina
relief in the use of these plasters, as they ere.
ate warmth and action to the parts to which
they are applied.
The recommendation following is from on,
| OF our most respectable citizens =
Hartford, Nov 6, 1886.
Dh-laVihg oeen aIilicted Tor many year:
with pain in my head neck, and about my shoul
ders, by what is called nervous Affection &C
companied, as suppose, with rheumatism;
have made use OF many prescriptions, to lid,
effect. Recently observing Y our advertisement
OF the Vegetable Strengthening Plaster, OBJ
tanned one which you kindly fitted to the necl
and between the shoulders, from which hav
derived quieting relief, and would cheerful,
recommend the article to persons who ale attic
ted with similar complaints.
! Respectfully BENZ. HASTINGS"
j Prepared and sold by JAMES b. GILMAN
Druggist and Apothecary, Hartford, Conn; al
so for sale by DUTToN & CLARK, and at III
Il REcEss, Bratlleboro, VI.
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/ The Difference.

1T cannot be denied that while,
u dicines which are recommendaS Ne
public, have not even the ne0a,;v" 70 lie
harmlessness, there are others wb;oL "e'l d
be great injustice indeed and sn;o; u Would
dice to involve, untried, TO ooras prsip
demnation. And when Medicine , ""o Co..
dorsed with all the great name. , ,Sa, e.
adorned the annals of the medical r ,us. har,
and warranted by the seal and s!.OeSla
long and uniform success, its pron,;a; usu'e d
no unreasonable demand upon nnhE. maka
dence, when he claims for il sun rS?,e eOOt
Grafton. 'On't
THE CAMOMILE PREpAp Ar,o,
of DR. Evans is undeniably entitled II ,i IVN
viable distinction for whilst no medcsl guy, .us a.
ity in existence condemns it. every au,nq
work which alludes TO it. and ever @s,la
practitioner that is acquainted viii ;as'a
acknowledges its eminent v,,na' H''I
that the latter should do so in opoos;, ~
their personal interests, must be ai,r;Ln,'sp
Their to their candor and love of ,,nG
their unwillingness to fy in the face ~ ~ y
servation, and the testimony of thousand"
DIR w. EVANS does not pretend IL ~.
Camomile Pills will cure all diss..aa '
frankly and conscientiously admits tg., 4 ~
will not. He lays no claim to the S,.. 20
% the philosophers Stone,n and Wien; ,lsO'
body TO believe that he sells the apG.. " |,
Life" but he DOES SAY. and No ' Ror I
BELIEVE, and he CAN PROVE m, H =
debiltated and impaired Constlulorss.. '
| NERVOUS DISEASES OF ALLEIyns
in weakness of the digestive organs. ms
ent consumptions, whether of the uno, ,,J
liver; in the dreadful debility oceasitn.si
the use of purgaiives, in Palsy. Rbepm,r,I
(more especially in the sickness inrids,, !,
mothers and females Of relaxed nerves, /, :.
cry case Of delirlum tremens. or thai S,,,.
which is brought on by intemperance !, A,
wretched horrors Of the mind and body VIZ
accrue from occasional inebrety. in Ios II
appetite, languor, melancholy, pains IN I
head, limbs or side in corrupt. saow n
uncomely compilations, which arise fpu !
bad state of the fluids in all these cases r
in some others mentioned 10 the bills mi
rections given with bis medicines; HEDN
SAY, that the CAMOMILE PILLS n,
changed occasionally with his APERlEy}
FAMILY PILLS (the best known VII
are sold with them, will effect immediate
i lief; and if used but for fair period Of ID
! a perfect cure. This much is placed ts,u
doubt, by daily testimonies which vMiA
given on oath and for this much Oh VI
EVANS can conscientiously Request csi +
dence. He therefore need only add thai n
!, CAMOMILE PILLS, together with Lis Al
i cellent APERlENT PILLS, can be CbaiN
: wholesale or retail, at No. I, Divisicn s4
: New York, and Of his authorised ssaG
: town or country.
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a. .B.aRRET'T.

WOULD inform his old friends and Gus
w toners that he has recently made such
arrangements in his business as 10 enable him 10
olier TO the Merchants, on wholesale, and to his
former customers, at retail, large extensive
assortment of KID SHOES of superior quail
w. He has in his employ number of expert
enced hands, and will warrant all his work as
well manufactured, and the material of the
quality represented. All orders promptly an
swered and all contracts faithfully fulflled.--
As he is determined to close his custom work
and devote himself to sale work, he is DESTROYS
TO lose his books with old customers, who
are requested to call Immediately for that pur-
pose. >r'ae.'
Hinsdale, N. II. Feb. Ia, 1897. iOw+24
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DIR. MARsHALL's
Vegetable, Indian, Black
p T. "A S r Il r..

This Plaster is unrivalled for curing Scrofu-
lous Swellings, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back,
Flesh Wounds, Pains in the Sides, Hips and
Limbs; and seldom fails TO give relief in local
Rheumatisms. If applied to the side it will
cure many Of the common Liver Complaints,
and il is found to be equal if not superior to
any Corn Plaster for Corns on the feet. The
virtues of the Plaster have been witnessed by
thousands of espectableVipdivdual in various
parts of the United States, who have tested
its efficacy. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale for the proprietor, by WILLIS
TON & TYLER, Braltleboro; and by b. B.
MURDOCH, Mortified, Mass.
February 2, 1887 eoply2s
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the sight of our table would make a. dyspcptic
feel hungry. NV wife has knack of making
every thing look tempting. The clean white
table cloth shining with the gloss OF the smoth-
ing iron; the white, earthenware plates whose
glazing Is polished by the towel until it looks like
coat of glass, and the brightly cleaned knives
and forks laid besides them, set OIL table ut
for a king to sit down to. As soon as ! come
| in. Mary places in the middle dish of smok-
| mo hot Indian cakes, light as feather, and
| baked delicate beautiful brown, and then
pours me out a dish of good coffee. Could a
man wish for nicer breakfast than this! 1t
makes me feel hungry to think OF it, MY wife
knows how to make four OF five different kinds
| of cakes and bread out Of Indian meal, and don't
know which is most delicious. They are all as
far before your dry and husky bakers loaf, as
cookie is before a stale ship biscuit And then
our dinners-they are very PLAIN, but corpo,,
ration one Is not more nicely cooked OF served
up. / only indulge myself with joint OF meat
twice a week, but every other day we first SIT
down to as nice dish of soup as you could
wish to eat, and then we have placed before us
large dish of the best potatoes. row Mary
knows how to cook potatoe, and that Is wha'
few people do. have seen some men slttlng
down with plate of water-soaked, waxy pota-
toes, and little dirty looking salt IN a cup OF
broken saucer, and have pitied them from my
lheart.-Why, it's no wonder they complain
of hard fare Mary has her salt cellars all NIL
ed with clean snow-white salt, smoothed ove'
with our little bone salt spoons, fancifully shap
ed out by myself, and she sets these on each side
! of the dish; with the spoons lying across them
And the potatoes-t would make your moutf
water to see them. Mary knows the very mich
! of time when they ought to be taken up, anc
when they ought to be eaten; and whethe
= they are roasted or boiled, as soon as you oreal
: the skin it cracks open of itself, they look a
9 white inside "a snow balls. These, with
!. pitcher of pure fresh water, maxi, up our sec
. fond meal, and with our health and good appe
/. tite, it is luscious one. Whenever return
;, thanks to God, at the close of our meals, m.
i heart swes with grateful feelings, for all tn
- - good things with which He has so bountiiu'.
, provided us.
: .Ja,aes.-Well, Thomas, believe you fol
low the only way OF making hard times easy
:, Industry, economy and good management Wi
. work miracles, sure enough, and must try t
, lead different life.
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q yS!!|S;!'y,!'!!'z q

YNHlS Snuff is superior 10 any thing yet
III known for removing1hat troublesome dis
ease, the Catarih, aud also a Cold in the Head,
and the Headache. 1t opens and purges out
all distractions, strengthens the glands, and
gives healthy action TO the parts affected Ii
is found to be very beneficial in many cases OF
sore eyes. Price 50cents per bottle.
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NEHten ioT ". -. p"@N's'-
THEY'RE ALL ENGAGED.
They're all engaged they're all engaged
The happy folks knew
When was quite little boy,
And they were little too;
IT'S said they all now go in pairs
II almost makes me smile,
To think they march up two and two,
And l, in single file.
They're all engaged! they're all engaged!
Those pretty little girls
knew in all their loveliness,
When youth wore gems and pearls;
'Tis said they've grown quite out of mind
To glowing womanhood;-
II seems but yesterday I saw
That lovely sisterhood!
They're all engaged they're all engaged
Those boisterous happy boys,
revelled with in boyhood's time,
In youthful sportive joys;
But these have mingled with the world,
Its sorrow and its hate,
And now like doves, each happy man
Has sought and found his mate!
They're all engaged they're all engaged
Each lady in the town!
From 'Christian Shore to Puddle Dock,
And farther up and down.
IT'S said, there's not lady found
In alley, lane or street,
Without some pilgrim at her shrine,
Some lover at her feet.
They're all engaged they're all engaged
But where, alas am l.!
For me no dark-eyed maid looks sad,
For me is heard no sigh
Fol-. me, no gentle star shines out
With beauty all its own;
IT'S said, am a bachelor,
And left to mourn alone. M. w. b
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The following ingenious puzzle is very anus
ing and instructive, if read Alright, which it
may by little study. We take it from the
Ladies' Companion.
A PUZZLE.--To BE READ ALRIGHT.
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For the Phoenix.
FAME.

FAME.
Fumes trumpet blew-I heard the sound
Aud iook'd, with steadiast eager eye,
To catch glimpse of one renown'd,
Aud sung by every passer by.
Years roll'd away: | look d once more,
And deaths sad mantle clothed the brow
Which once the wreaths of honor wore:
las! fame gains thee nothing now. r.
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"OUSE Painting, Papering, White-wash-
I'll ing and Glazing, done by the subscriber.
He returns his thanks to the public for past
patronage, aud hopes still to merit contlnu-
ance of their favors. All work will be done
well, and at moderate prices. Paints mixed,
good and cheap.
5-Shop near the creek bridge, over Farms
worih's.
Drattleboro, March, 1897. tf2I
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Please to Call.

Hinsdale, N. II. Jan. 2, 1887.
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Once tad--on both set great store--and n
Lent my-and took his note tberefor--to my
Asked my-and nausht hut words got-of my
Lost my--for sue him would not-and my
money friend
III had--as had once beforehand
I'D keep my-and play the fool no more--and my
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.NORUS .WUL TICAULIS
SEED.

YHNHE undersigned offers for sale the Seed
IL of the genuine Morus MuHicaulis, i'm
ported from France by, Smith g. Sons, New
York, and warranted to be the growth Of 1896.
Said Seed is put up in half or whole papers,
and will be sent by mail, free of charge, to any
part of the U. S., on the receipt of SO for one,
or So for two papers. Notes on all solvent
banks taken in payment. This seed is pa,-
ranted 10 produce the genuine Chinese variety,
and the money in all cases will be refunded on
satisfactory proof TO the contrary. Short direc-
tions for culture furnished each order.
SETH WHALEN,
Post Master, Whalen's Store, New York.
February, 1887. 2s
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A T the OH STAND adjoining The Bridge,
IN may be found on hand or made al short
notice, any article in the CABINET FuRNrrrRE
LIE; also CHAIRS of all kinds, from about
SIS to 40 cents each. The Shop has been
recently new fitted up and the Machinery en-
larged and much improved, which will enable
the subscriber to sell at as low prices as can
be purchased at any other place of the same
quality.
nPChairs at Wholesale and Retail
MATTRESSES for Uinter Beds on hand-oi
the first quality.
n. b. Wanted Immediately, few thou.
sand feet of seasoned Slitwork for Bedsieads
Also, few thousand feet "a in. Bass Boards
ANTHONY VAN DOORN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
PRRNTICIANA.

Messrs. Van Buren aut c. have IN
establishment at WaAhiogtos lOr max
/ ing specie currency OF; %. .TUas1I,
sbin.Plasiers. Several French cooks "a
n. York have establishmeui Tor max
ing tur;le-soup out Of fat kittens.
Amos Kendall and the Editor of the
Richmond Enquirer are engaged in a
furious fight. The Editor OF the Wing
offers a wager upon the issue. We
never bet upon dog fights.
Our party can see no cause for all
these Wing rejoicings. - Georgia Con
We do moi expect your party TO see
any. thing. lis sight Is growing dim. -
II is in dying state. Place the cop
pers upon lis eyes. Or. il there is nc
metallic currency" So be had, YOU can
use couple Of shin.plasters.
The Government cannot swallow the
Whig SHIN plasters. Pa. Democrat.
Probably not. II it swallow lis own
twelve millions Of Treasury shin pIas.
tiers, il will have pretty good stomach
load.
THE KITcHEN.-The Globe says.
that although the times are apparently
gloomy, 1.-THE country abounds in all
the necessarirs and luxuries Of lie -
Blair pokes his head into the kitchen.
and, mistaking that for the country.
thinks that the whole land is filled
with roast beef and dnppings. We
once heard Of traveller At . Pennsyl.
vania hotel, Who rose from his bed At
night 10 examine the weather. but. IN.
stead Of looking out upon the ky. thrust
his head through the glass window Of q
cupboard. Landlord cried the as.
tonshed man. this " very singular
weatheF-the knight is as dark as ESypl
and SAILS Of cheese Il Louisville jour.
The constitution Of the venerable
hero of New Orleans 0as worn out BY
his indefaiigable discharge Of his duty
a. PresIdent.-- Poriigaa Coprisr.
Whas 3 pity thai man should break
down bis Own constitution IN breaking
down The Constitution Of his country
Loai,S ~ - al
Fifty thousand persons gre nov out
Of employment. ~ v Tass. " b
p would be Hell fof The country "
hfy ihoussnd others we're ont 81 EN-.
ploymeni--Mr. Van DUfen's 80, 600
Office boldets. "--Lov JougaaL
A Van Buren, paper ~ New Hamp.
shire calls the West q region 81 dark
ness Tbars pretty expression for
= New Hampshire msn--lhe citizens
Of State.
"Whsrs 6sskasss mifhi b. bottled up.
And soid fOf Tyran dys"
fLoui riiis lou.
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House az RcprsSoIsfafises,
ADJOURNMENT.

TIE JOINT resolution from The senate
fixing Monday. the OH October, a. The
lay Of adjournment, was taken up.
MIR. Cost Johnson opposed any ad-
Joummeht until tie great a. cssulcs be-
fore CunRres, we're acted Ep3n
Mr.. PIekens opposed lie adjourn
ment Commerce he said had iuried
Der sails and agriculture rested on her
plough Wh,le the decision of Congress
vas awaited on %, gea, subjects be
fore theta.
Mr. Cambrelcng suggested the 18th
uf October. instead 81 the l!th hnd
NJ Haynes modified his aH,n lmeut
accordingly.
Nr Patton moved ~ postpone ihe
consideration ~ ihe sulJcct ul, Aph
LOS, Anef some further remaIks
from Mcsf, Adams. VIE. Cambss-
Icing and Ginscock, Use atntndmelt
GUng the 10th q Oct was ssreei 81.
10, 81 los. and the resolution. -
amended. Wa a-reed l1--yeas 49,
os,s 81 The Hou.r tLru took w
tAt Nagssitsi L!ecbsY
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course OF few hours animation was
restored and the innocentss saved. When
he was able 10 move, his friends insist.
ed on his quitting the country, and ne
yer returning. He accordingly travel.
led by night to Portsmouth. where he
entered on board q man. Of. war, on the
point OF sailing 10 q distant part Of the
world: and as he changed his name and
disguised his person. his melan choly
story never was discovered. Afier a
few years Of service, during which his
exemplary conduct was the cause Of his
promotion through the lower grades,
he was at length made masters mate,
and his ship being paid off in the Yves,
Indies. he, with . few more of the
crew, were transferred to another IN an
of.war, which had just arrived short OF
hands from a different station. What
were hrs feelings OF astonishment, and
then OF delight and ecstacy. when al,
most the first person he saw on board
his new ship, Was the identical boat.
swain for whose murder he had been
tried. condemned, and executed, FIVE
years before; nor was the surprise oil
the old boatswain much less when he
heard the story. An explanation OF all
the mysterious circumstances then
took place. II appeared that the boat
swain had been 6led for a pain in the
aide by the barber, unknown to his
niece. on the day Of the young man s
ARRIVAL at Deal-that when the young
man wakened him, and retired to the
yard, he found the bandage had come
off the arm during the night, and that
the blood was flowing ahesh. Being
alarmed he arose to 60 10 the barber, " no
lived across the street; but pressgang
laid hold OF him just as he left the pub.
lie house--they hurried him to the
pier, where their boat was waiting: a
few minutes bro't them on board iri-
gate, then under way for the East In
dies, and he omitted even writing home
TO account for his sudden disappear
ance. Thus were the chief circum-
stances explained by the two friends,
thus strangely met. The silver coin
being found in the possession of the
young man. could Only be explained by
the conjecture. that when the boats " ain
gave HIM his knife in the dark, it is
pr o6a6ie, as the coin was in the same
pocket il stuck between the blades Of
the knife. and IN this manner became
unconsciously the stronges, proof a.
gainst him.
On their return TO England this won
deriul explanation was told TO the judge
and jury who tried the cause, and il is
probable they never after convicted a
man on ciycumStdnfiaI evidence. II
also made great noise in Kent at the
time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

We hDd in the Baltimore Patriot Of We'd
nssday evening last . letter from MIR. Wise.
the able Representative In Congress from
virginia, TO = gentleman Of that city, under
The date OF 2&th inst. expressing his views
Of the present state Of public sffairs The
following 10 the concluding paragraph Of the
letter, TO which we invite the serious stten-
'ion Of our readers:-l-Nsf. mi Sept %.
The truth Is, the nation has to 90
through its day Of probation. and,
hope. OF puygoiion too. advise the
mercantile interest-ihat much abused
class called Merchants. who have been
beggsred by The Government and the q
made outcasts. and outlawed. too. BY
the President aud his party-,hat in =.
terest which is no more dependent up.
on the agricultural. manufacturing. and
Government interests than they are all
dependent upon it-not TO look any
longer to Congress, or to politicians. or
President, or TO party-the Wing par
ty is crippled; bat 10 husband their re-.
sources, and 10 icait for the ,cakirg Up
81 the people! look TO the People
alone. The next two years will de-
eide not only their fate, but the fate OF
our liberty. You know that my opin-
ion is that nothing will save us but U.
States Bank. We must patiently wait
until all the huHibug experiments
are tried, endure all their evils until
the People are heartily sick Of them,
and when they shall beginIo think and
act for themselves, then and no, till
then, can We begin to repair our com
mercial and financial. our individual
and national ruin. God grant us a
safe and speedy deliverance from The
harpies who now ba,ien-on that wide
spread ruin.
Yours, sincerely,
HENRY A. WISE.
ITO z. COLLINS LEE. Esq, Balti
more, Md"
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~ I NM I p = Z. ~.
Tho seuAte hatiog fctoued the COZ
l-er4'ioh Of ihe bi ir ro-iug addition
%. LaI". desfe.t.u.. DO tei,sia ca
scf 90 public oh.ssf
NJ Cslhouh iiaAe o. toue len W.
30 support 81 hS amend tDL b. ue
course of hIs s5gumtni o. s.teife4 iia
usissoicn' 'n1ucner NL,ch ibo bank q.
~ system exercised ofci toe lirfs.
ilie, tie morals. SIC ttehy ~ the
country lie f.se az sial1tNo view
q tbf or'gib aud groeih II lie bsn1.
ing system o. ih- ht.toiY - ne orc.
iai0os uf baRks 90 Gieai Britain a. sell
a. ia tbis .o.ory and tCncigds6 ,i..f
uIless Sic gJsflbmeBt snaal.sI ibs
alliance bctsFsn u and the taaks. ths
oetsliic currency would - tsasLf0.
the Hinds u tas people would be CO..
Urely engfDsse9 ~ We paf,uf "a gan.
and Tie lnithtci would o1lg BE- hur-
sued ADD keJa IN exegrite o. ihe Esf.
poses a fpscaIsntl
NJ Wsbattr ieGlltd % ihs afgu.
msnis 81 If~Csibo3a. % sllastoihose
shich we're bEoaghi iotesfd Is Nj.
buehsnsn, 81 3 ioiuft DIV
NJ bucbsnAa fplea 3 ofd-r 81
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TAILORING
IHW@HE MaIE1EIE

HU@H[ MeIK1E1E
REGs leave to remind his friends and fei-
NE loW-eitixens. that The season has o..
rived for dofiSg the hsbiIiments Of Summer
ana Tor putting on the garments Of Autumn
and Winter. Our merchants are now recsiy-
Ing supplies Of beautiful and excellent cloths,
&c, and he takes this method TO inform ell
who may want
Coats, PantaIOOns, Vests,
Or any work In bis line. that he Is prepared
20 accommodate them ., short notice and
upon terms ~ liberal as good work can be
executed any where. He receives, quarterly,
The Fashions
OF the Eastern add Northern eilies--snd be
pledges himself that for style, 81, &C. , his
work shall not be surpassed BY that Of any
other establishment in this section. He re-
turns thanks TO those who have patroaised
him, and assures ali who may favor him with
their custom, that no exer'ions shall be
sPArrd 20 give them entire satisfaction.
ChsrleStoWu, Oct. s.. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

The Van Buren, Party as depicted By
one Of ITS fiendS.-The "Msdisonian' .
ofSaiurday last s'ys-"An interchange
'of opinions for the last few DAYS, with
many persons with whom we have as
ISOLATED. have produced Developments
that astonish us. Some express their
misgivings as to the policy OF the Sub
Treasury System-some think that i,
will fail 20 effect the leading object OF
the convention Of Congress-some
think il unsound and unsafe-and there
are Others who believe that il is fraught
with evils alarming to the best interests
OF the cenntIy. Yet. notwithstanding
these convictions and confessions, the Sc
persons pause at the. threshold of duly
and feW 10 oppose il because it has
been rscomneRded-and doubt the .ex-
Pediency Of defeating il, lest il distract
the party, and break up the unity of its
action
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4hgy e.r'' the "rl..-, aud Yet The wrong pur-
sue"