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The Diferes'|

IL cannot be denied Tho,
dicines which are re rec, ~allH
public, have not even tho Sv'unes
harmlessness, there are o,h. aasgalN
be great injustice indeed a sns sA!d
dice to involve, untried' a ~ 'ek
domination. And when = MA COZ
dorsed with all the great i,', ss,s
adorned the annals of The , .ana
and warranted BY the sea, Jl'.ul,a
long and uniform success. 4; I, s s
no unreasonable demand o,l mOp's
dence, when he claims for i n, |.
Grafton. "a 'uPs1
THE CAMOMILE PRED,
Of DR. Evans is undepiablv as..' a
viable distinction for willis, NJ ua, !. y
ity in existence condemns :" !, @'e1
work which alludes 10 i. ~ uT
practitioner that is acouain, 1S ''s]
acknowledges its pre'em;Dsa, W.
that the latter should do So : uN
their personal interests, must IL W w
Iher to their candor and Inv, " ' sl'i'
their unwillingness to Az IN Il. ~
seryaiion, and the TESTIMONY If ,l .e
DIR w. EVANS does No, -,
Camomile Pills will cure al 's''''
frankly and conscientiousIy admin '. n
will moi. He lays no claim n i,
of the philosophers Stone , ~. 'as
body TO believe that he sell, ~, Y. v n
Life" but he DOES SAY s,S 1' 3
BELIEVE, and he CAN PROVE S y
debilitated and impaired Coos,a.a,
NERVOUS DISEASES OF ATT ATT y
in weakness ofthe digestive orgsa.. 4
ent consumptions, whether Of iGs l..
liver; in the dreadful debility 49, -
The use OF purgaiives, 10 Palsy. ~,
(more especially 10 the sickness -
mothers and females of relaxed ns,''.
cry case Of delirium tremens q, 4.
which is brought on by intemper,,.
wretched horrors Of The mind andL
accrue from occasional inebrs,v |,
appetite, languor, melancholy sr.
head, limbs or side; in corrupl .Il
uncomely compilations, which Az
bad stale Of the fluids +; 10 all Ihsss u
in some others mentioned in The M
reciions given with bis medicines mi
SAY, that the CAMOMILE PHI1
changed occasionally with his ApEi
FAMILY PILLS 1.-THE best krOr,I
are sold with them, will effect ivn,I
lief; and if used but for fair perr5
perfect cure. This much is ul,,,1
doubt, by daily Testimonies which ,
given on oath and for this much
EVANS can conscieniiously rtou,
dence. He therefore need only N
CAMOMlLE PILLS, together via
cellent APERIENT PILLS, csnk 1
wholesale or retail, at No. !, DirN;,
New York, and Of his aulhoised d
town or country.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-03
Irnrrnh uurrahi far Laughinr Love.

TTurrahi Eurrahi for Laughing Love.
Hurrahi hurah for laughing love,
A fig for those who sigh
Hurrah hurrahi for the bounding heart,
And the bright and sparkling eyel
There's care enough to darken still
Life's path where'er we roam;
The melancholy brood not DER
The festive board at home.
Hurrah! hurrah! &c.
The stately form--the hauty brow,
And the cold, majestic air,
May awe the slaves who worship them
The pomp they cannot share.
But the smile that parts the rosy lips,
And the look Of artless glee,
That speaks the warm and cheerful heart,
Oh, that's the love for mel
Hurrahl hurrah for laughing love,
A fig for those who sigh
Hurrah hurrah for the bounding heart,
And the bright and sparkling.e
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Farm for Sale.

II THE subscriber is DESTROYS Of sell
eSssT& ling The Farm on which he now
I.:s:M3 lives, situated in the south part Of
1921 Newfane, one mile west OF Will
Evansville, containing 240 acres of Land, well
watered wooded and fenced, and win keep
from 30 TO 40 head Of cattle. II is also calcula-
ted TO keep Sheep. There are two good sugar
lots thereon, also two orchards of choice fruit
The buildings consist of two story dwelling
House mostly new, convenient for two fsmi-
lies, good Barn, and other out buildings in
good repair
Also, one lot of Wood and Pasture. Land,
containing 70 acres, lying in the southwest
part OF the town on the road leading to Dover
The above will be sold cheap. Possession
can be had in few weeks.
WILLIAM BARTLETT.
Newfane, Feb. l3, 1897. "a
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A. ID. 1886.
Israel Ke,es rs Cyril Coburn.
A T the April Term Of said Court, A. ID.
IN 1896, the said Israel Keyes commenced
this action against the said Cyril Coburn in a
plea Of the case, upon promissory note bear
ing date October 81. 1885, which note was
originally given and made payable, by the said
Coburn, 20 one Cyrus Davis or his order, for
two hundred dollars in thirty days from the
date thereof, with interest; aud ON the day OF
the date of said note, the said Davis, for value
received, duly endorsed the same TO the Plain
tifi--and also upon one other promisscry note
bearing date Nov. Is, 1885, and executed and
given by the said Coburn 10 one Simeon Ad-
ans or order, for $50, payable in sixty DAYS
alter date with inieTest--and by the said Ad-
ans, on the day Of the date thereof duly en-
dorsed to the Plaintiff. And the said Reyes
appeared in Court AT the said April Term, and
the said cause was continued until this Term.
And the said Coburn, not having had personal
notice os this action, has not appeared, and
does not now appear.---It is therefore ordered
by the Court, That the said action be further
continued until April Term next. And that
the said Cyril Coburn be notified Of the pen
dency OF the same, by publishing the substance
thereof, and the order of Court thereon, three
weeks successfully, in the Vermont Phoenix, a
newspaper printed in said County, the last
publication to be at least four weeks before the
session Of said Court, 10 be holden at New
Fame, in the county aforesaid, on the second
Tuesday OF April next, which will be deemed
sufficient notice TO the said Cyril Coburn TO
appear and defend in said action.
BY order of Court.
"a MARSHALL NH I'm rloxl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-03

This Plaster is unrivalled for curing Scroftl-
lons Swellings, Scnsyy Sores, Lame Back,
Flesh Wounds, Pains in the Sides, Hips and
Limbs; and seldom fails to give relief in local
Rheuma,isms If applied TO the side il will
cure many Of the common Liver Complaints.
and il is found 10 be equal If not superior 10
any Corn Plaster for Corns on the feet. The
virtues OF the Plaster have been witnessed by
thousands Of respectable individuals in various
parts Of the United States, who have tested
lis efficacy. Price % cents per box.
For sale for the proprietor, by WILLIS
TON q TYLER, Brai,leboro; and by b. b.
MURDOCH, Mortified, Mass.
February 2, 1897. eopIy22
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WOULD inform his old friends aud Gus
~ toners that he has recently made such
arrangements in his business as 10 enable him 10
offer 10 the Merchants, on wholesale, and to his
former customers, at retail, large extensive
assortment of KID SHOES Of superior quail
~. He has 10 his employ a number of expert
eneed 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 fuhlled.-
AS he is determined to close his custom work
and devote himself to sale work he is DESTROYS
to close his books with old customers, who
are requested TO call Immediately for that pur-
pose.
Hinsdale, N. H. Feb Ia, 1897 iow.ed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-03

THIS Snuff is superior 10 any thing yet
n known for removing that troublesome dis
ease. the Caiarrh, aud also a Cold in the Head,
and the Headache. II opens and purges out
all distractions, strengthens the glands, aud
gives healthy action TO the parts affected. II
is found TO be very beneficial 10 many cases OF
sore eyes. Price so cents per bottle
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R5- anted.

TIME subscribers wish TO employ number
Il of experienced agentsto obtain subscribers
for new and popular work.
BELKNAP & HAMERSLEY.
Hartford, CT. Feb. l3, 1897. s24
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From New-YOrk.
Id. II. THOMPSON

IN AS Just received from New Y ork a splen-
Ii did assortment of PATENT LEVER and
other MATCHES, Gold aud Silver Work Of
the latest importations, which he offers for sale
on the most reasonable terms
New Year, 1887. Is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-03

HESs.--Why cannot hens be made as
profitable IN the winter as the SUMMER
wish to give your readers my opinion, as 10
the cause Of this refusal on the part OF The
heps to contribute to their own support
Hens, in order'o supply eggs require as
a condition that they be supplied with por.
ton Of animal food as well MS vegetables -
This supply they get in the form Of worms
and insects, when free TO go Q, large, unless
their number is SO large as 10 consume be.
yond the supply within rowing distance
which is the case where large focks are
kept. and it will be found that the number Of
eggs in proportion will be diminished, as the
number OF fowls are increased, unless sup
lply ofanimal food is furnished Here is a
secret worth improving; and if some oil
your readers who live near slaughter house
will collect The offal meat and feed hens with
it, they will find good business, so long es
eggs bringthe prices now demanded forthem.
When fowls are kept yarded, they require
lime or burnt stones. gravel, meat, corn or
grain, and pure water. Supply them with
these-give good shelter and warm room
IN winter, and you may safely calculate on a
clear profit Of one dollar on each hen every
yeer-Meehanic and Farmer.
Interesting Experiment on Potatoes.-The
Rev. Mr.. Ramsay, Of Arbroalh, commenced
digging early potatoes on the 2sth Of June,
which he had planted in his garden; and,
after removing the potatoes, he Immediately
replanied the stems. On the 18th Of Oct he
commenced digging a second time, and al
though the first crop was considerable good.
the second was found superior-more nu-
merous, larger, and Of better quality.
Scofchman
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Commissioners, Notice.

WE The subscribers, being appointed BY the
w Hon. the Probate CouIl Tor the district Of
Marlboro, Commissioners TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all per-
sons against the estate Of
CHRISTOPHER W. BEAL,
late of Brauleboro, in said district. represented
insolyent, and also all claims and demands ex-
hibiled in offset thereto and six months from
the frst day Of February last being allowed 81
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business OF our said appointment at the dwell
Ing house OF jeremiah BeaI, in said Brattlebo-
70, on the last Monday Of, April and July next,
from | o'clock, Pm. until 4 o'clock, p. Nj. on
each Of said days.
LAFAYETTE CLARK, ! 60,
TIMOTHY ADKINS, oo"rs'
Brat,leboro, Feb. 9, 1897 +24
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Dr. Fall Goods.
AUSTIN nIRCMARD has iusI

AUSTIN MlkClhARDh a' J"s'
received FROM Boston large aud elegant
assortment of seasonable GOODS adapted
10 the Fall and Winter trade.
90 pieces fine, middling and low priced
BRUADCLOT1S, siI coIors Plain, STIR
ned & rib'd BUCI<KSlN CASSIMERES,
variety Of coors; Lavender, Black, Drab
and mix, DITro Striped and Checked 10
SrouT DouBLE MILLgp CLOTHS and CAS-
simEREs for Gents Over Goats Elegant
VrsrrNos; pieces stout drab, blue, brown
and green LIONSI<INS and I<ERSE US
for winter Overcnais; q pieces GoATsHAIR
CAmnLETs pieces Imitation Ditto.
IL pieces plain and figured Ga MERiNos
% /. "a Do.
40 Roll'd CIRcAssrANs, very low;
200 English, French, aud American
PaINTs and CALIcos
90 ENGLISH GINoHAMs
LADIES CAmBLETs. Brown and Black;
6 pieces black, brown, green and Clarci
ALAPINEs - MERINo SHAwIs; Valencia,
Silk and Tibet Do "A large and elegant
assortment of black and colofed SILKS
Fancy Fidkfs, &c
A good assortment of Ribbons and Trim.
mines OF almost every variety for Ladies
and Genilemen's Clothes
The above. together with a great variety
Of other goods in this and other departments
of trade, have been pure based at small
commission above the lowest AUCTION
PACKAGE PRICES. and will be sold at
corresponding low rates. Purchasers are
invited TO call and examine for themselves.
Fayetteville, Oct 10, 1886.
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Harmcss Trimmings.
ID. B. OMP SON

HAS this day received from New York, 4
- further supply Of Plated, Japanned and
Timed Harness Trimmings, which he oilers E,,,,
for sale on the most reasonable terms.
30lh Jan. 1887 %
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EoUND-Pickedu up on Saturday last, be-
Il tween Gulford East Village, aud Leyden,
q small sum of money, which the owner can
have, by proving property, Sc.
JOHN WEATHERHEAD, JR.
Guilford, Feb. 10, 1897 s24
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FREDERICK HUNT,
AFRAID HUNT,
J. III. BLAKE.
n IL Ian . 1927 ON
STATE OF VERMONT.

Israel Ke,es rs Cyril coburn.

Windham County Court,-Sepiember Term
A. ID. 1886.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-03

Bread and Bstter-Ship Tiber arrived
at New York, Thursday, from Bremen,
has abont $4,000 bushels OF Wheat, The
Copia, from Marseilles has 3, 400 bushels OF
Wheat and 400 bbs. Flour On Friday,
the barque Constitution. arrived from Bre-
men, With about $4,000 bushels Wheat and
20 tierces butter. and the galiot Uranus,
do with 5000 bushels Rye and 1900 do.
Wheat; also the ship Thos, Dickinson, from
Liverpool, with 1000 bushels Wheat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25
MyS@0IEANTa
wAsulNaToN's RULES.

w,u,xeror lived by rule Some Of his rules Of action
be has eA behind him in writing they are published Mr.
psrks collection Of his papers is interesting tok know
BY what rules perfect character wss o'med we suoon
Few
A,ecia,e yourself good quality Il you esteem
ys, reputation fot better be aops than 10 bad
COMPANY.
srn Of trsctsble and unavoidable nature and In all
- 81 passion admit reason to gosera.
Utter bass and frisooas things amongst grown aud
learned cpt questions subjects among
ihs ixzasaal. OF III ,ngs hsid to be heieyed.
pesk not Of doeip thiags in tIne Of miith At The
..ie .ssi no, Of me sehoy thags death wound.
and s,hers mention them, change, u you gan. the dis
ssrse Tell NO. year dream, bss 10 yoS n'im,,e friend.
Bsesk losi where tike pleasure IA mith Laugh
pot ,osd 1t all without oceasea perde no man mis-
1essae, ,heaxh there sesm TO be some cause,
sss aai islsreas ~osds neither IN Jest or earnest
<cod none, although Ties eve aeessioa.
s sot forward bot friendly and Courteous; lac first 10
ss'sa, and sDs~s aHe be not PeAs'e when time TO
Dssrse, act from others. bat reiher be in
inss4isr.
1.-two eostend together take no plr With either
strained and be obstinate your opinion in things
istsereu, be of major SIDE.
RepSessd net The iPeertons OF others Tor thai be0ngs
To pareais. matters and sspetioTs.
l,re 10, bleashes ofothers aud .gk
hos they cane.
wAsi 700 may sPeak your friend, deliver
b<fsre oihen
whsa aaothss spests s siiss,re yourself and disturb
nes prompt ~ss0si bsns desired inieuyPi him not
sas.sr hm tlll HE speech 40 s-ded.
Naks CeAFsnso.si and n sHy Of the company X
Commended for an, brave aet q ',t1s Command mol aAo
Aa fes ns ssms.
tAsss Is sseeuras &C 81 thass yos have beard.
yest s1thos always. secret discover not
tsasuaAs shat yos eAAsoi Periern bot ee careful
w,ss ,esi sspssof. ,.s 10 say body. hear them, no
ses,set sf<ss sss lsssh.
Ia d'psie be nss dssEea. a. no, 10 give y
b<rty 10 each eas 70 Ssses hs ouoa. aEG submit 10 M
lsdssssi o. the Hae Psn essosaiy Hihs, arc l0oge'
SIR SO rsti OF fsE ansEsr ron At t,p xyusy
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IGurAGa


THEY'RE ALI EN0AC ED.
They've ~ err.red the, ~ I'll ,nysg.d'
Tie hsrpY lssts tnsw
wtea I sss qulte iitie bay
AAd The, ~sse Lttie too
IA. sad they al so~ 70 10 Psts-
Il aitnss, makes me siaile,
10 ihtut nsy march Up ,~V Esd two,
AsS o. 10 sins,e hls
Th<,'rs sil ssgsreAt they're al eagsgud
Tisssc pt.siy little sisls
ltass ia ali Their lo,el,Beo,
When yosih wore gems and Pca,l'
Tie said they've gro~n qaite cot OF mind
To gio~in; wcsns ninozi -
n seems but Yesterday \ saw
Thai iose'y i,tcrhcod -
The,'te ali engaged they've all gagged.
Tho~s boisssToss happy hos..
. re.eiled with in boyhood's time.
In yosthfal spoytiye jo,si
Bet these have mingled With the world
Its sosro~s aud iis hate,
And nov Like doves, each happy man
Has soasht snd found his ufste :
They're alt engaged they're all engaged
Each lady 10 the town
kpom 'Chrsfiar Shore to Paddle Dock,
And farther up and down
Tie sid there's not lady found
IN aitey, iant OF street
Without some pilgrim al her shrine,
Some lover At her feet
They're all engaged they're all engaged
Bat where alas sm
For me no dsrk eyed maid looks sal,
For me 10 heard no sigh
For me, no sentler star shines out
With beauty all lie own;
'Jn said. l am . bschelof.
Aad len TO mourn alone. Nv H. GazsH
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I'm NOT ENGAGED.
IN ~. Gazette.

Tie following written in and appeared m
an, amer They're all Engaged >"
I'm no, engaged I'm not engaged
I'D have you, Sir. To know
That sm free, at liberty
And waiting for beau.
The girls near by are all engaged
Their summers were bat brief,
And I'm the Last upon The tree
But not a ~iibered leaf
Tn no, engaged I'm not engaged!
Ny age 10 twenty-five,
land has been the last four years,
OF course IL must be true,
And some Of sbsse same gitls changed names
When hardly seventeen
And I've not had Offer ct,
oh what It mean 7
I'm DOT engaged I'm not engaged.
Il seems 20 very queer
I'm half inclined to smile at IL,
And yet, drop t~st-
I'm mol the plainest sir In town
If mirrors tell me true
I've known FAR palmer girs engaged,
oh say Sir-havnt you
I'm not engaged I'm not engaged.
Nor know the reason why,
lhave not Sigh ed mas advice,
Who told me must try;
I've talked OF sentiment and song
And quite enough.
but nov. fear, I'm svea Ger
To taking tea and snud.
I'm no, engaged I'm not engaged
Perhaps ne er shall be-
The tsann have smiles for other girls,
But ouy laugh at me
And pa and ma, in confidence,
Declared they were afraid,
That should soon be called by men
A bornd sad-oid maid tmiss -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25

HeyGI saLUrAres Tbs Eo3e a saigtng each otheS 10
Ossss thai shes toe persoas tAey RIB Their 10
tssssh<r. wka gafs q elyitJ Il 1est be n eae
shssk have Bad eoie sse their sAos - leas
sess ,b<r eecs.,s sscs Oshs wss1 Be is tho eel-
- tks yezf-s.s,asss
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RUTLAND. TUESDAY. APRIL 25. 1887.

h,s gloom snd dc.pondeney by itosns. nrbrsd'nr'
sud fteliulness meets Ian. sia The emile 81 hope
snd chcerf,'ln-ss- points out the read ie reform.
snd lesds HIN towards It by her own GOOD and sue
eessi,l essmplc-kceps Up he energy and inspires
hm With new life shmates HIM to future cxef.
tions--smooihs the pillow Of disappointment aud
cheers HIM with the assurance Of better amos.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25

Tn, ss.r,sa rtscr. Ht.svst dsis end diseons ISOLATE
the path cf. NAP have Aeu sey mar h,r, 40 hoOf
Il deep lad aosst Al iasS phen the by viii sink
ress slutef ct melton - start
led n this resitg place cad ~ t.d ~ down sLsl be
tho bed 81 grs.s the otks pascsut a the ipuh No
wk.fA ie pDof cmAtns oi ~eared nsy io the
snse n deep asd urds, afldthe iu boso heate,
20 notetbe dried up their fountains, the seh
ing bead snd the storm, Of earthly ttba
roll Undecided the place 81 grsrcs LEI armies
engsg, Iearin coafi the ,e', bosomr al The pale
Of he ttad n the ssepefs sha heed Tie
tp, stirring tramp respond the the rendihg shouts Of
victory.
How quie these ooauiess millions sutef an the ol
then oiber earth The voice of thunder shall not awake
them The ioad Of the eiementstie wnds the waves
the giant tread of tho earthquake oserpases
the continents .hai be abe any nquieudc IN the
chambers Of death They sha securely through
empires shall sod fall the bright ueenum shsi come
aud pass the last great battle shall be fought snd
hens silver voice at bsi gust heard ,ha se 10 tempest
add penetrate the Soiceiess gavofor The trumpet
shall sound aud the dead shall hear he voieefJ " 3faf
fn.I
\ uaSpsorr young dsiosel going TO parry, when
Yer rhe charged her Keep the csas 81 esccsoc dis
may let them with you much a.
you please make them keep their hands on Miss weh'
TO party and young men there WIN very pre'
mouths aid rich red lips out OF Which came very sweet
wor. She highly delighted with one gallant who told
her she rock candy and appeared dposeo
o ample that such bis opinion 10y sppng INC
dcirh,l nectar ftom her poutng lips lie pot hs arm
round her neck order dctan her for the purpose ~hen
she repui,ed his advances, and ced hands off. liz
hen began 10 sue humby r the privilege okssng her We
~ softly on cheek 90 yes you may kiss me as much Al
Won ptes said sbe-bu must keep you
4 hands of .h-Bosfon Pearl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25

Rs.rrcI TO Ins LspIRs. In late copnu nics-
ton in 81 our city papers, We find ihe following
true sentiment } haze observed that The men who
ore really the nossfond Of the society OF the lsds
who cherish for them a sincere rcspee,. nay. rev
erence. are seldom the mus, popular with tho
Men ai more assurance, whose tongues are
lightly hung, who make words supply he place of
Idens. and place compliments 10 the room OF sen
iinent, are tic favores. a true respect for wo'
acn leads 10 respeoiE-i --..--- '~".'S them. and
respectful is distant action aud this great distance
is mistaken by them for neglect and want OF inner
est."
OF The truth Of the above no one who mingles
in society is ignorant and We must ecniess We
have never felt ovL respect for the female sex 90
diminish, as when We have seen them wasting thelr
smiles and attention upon the unworthy. -Bost
Pearl.
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SuIx@r1D rAI8a
From the Netc York Mirror.
THE TWIN boo NJ L D.

by c. r. HOFFMAN.
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Twin they live, twin born they die in grief and 10,
twin hearted,
Like buds upon paren, bough doomed in death
parted"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

ton to abandon il. and TO suspend spe-
Gle aymenis altogether. The reason
assigned for Il IL thus given in the Har-
risburg Reporter Of Friday:
Bah. .faer.
"This resolution has been forced upoE the
Directors BY The ungeneIoas course pursued
by few individuals, who, not eoaisat with
counter Of the Bank, have bsea IN ths habit Of
collecting a. many Botss - possible, and keep
ing up an ineessant demand Zoe their redemp-
tioa. in order that the coin thus obtaiasd might
be employed fOr sPeculaiing purposes"
n fact scorth looking give were
yeste:Ily informed by an intelligent
citizen Of Michigan (Who is also Van
Buren, msn) that there are al the pre-
sent time $500. 900 in specie in the
Banks Of Detroit, over and above their
bills in CIRCULATION. Had these and
other funds been left where they be-
logged. instead OF being drawn TO Mi
chigan by the mad scheme Of the Pre-
sldent in the shape Of the specie circu-
lar, they would have preserved the
nation from that ruin which is now
breaking ia every quarter.
Papers are but the echo Of public
sentiment; in Michigan. all the papers
with the exception Of one are IN favor
ofthe resembling OF the Specie Circular.
.9WbsrA Journal, Nay IL.