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.Uay be used in Vine m JYater,
HNHESE celebrated birtcrs are compos-
l. cd purely Of vegetables Of the most
innocent yet specific virtues. They are
recommended particularly for restoring
weak constitutions, cleansing the stomach
aud increasing the appc,i,e-ulso proven.
'at,vc against the cholera morbus, fever.
ana agnc, Grcmovlng nausea, vomitngt
heart burning, weakness in tho breast
pain in the stomach and other symptoms Of
fla'ulence and indigestion. One box will
tinclure one gallon. Price 25 cents box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-03
RussclFs Vegetable Bilious
PILLS S,
OR EllI{IY PIYSIC
OR FAMILY PUYSTC.

FOR general usc.ln cascses Of Jaundicc,
morbid sensbllI'y Of The stomach and bow
els, loss of appetite. in'd breath, costIve-
ness. Pl|rs. ard all diseases arising from
hillary dcrangemen,s.- also for correcting
the state OF he blood, and cleansing the
system of'nu and viscid hnmors. These
pulls are mid cahar'c, producing neither
rolns nor gripping, and are therefore a val
nnble and highly approved mecicine, nnd
are pronour ced as such BY he most dis.
tlngu'shtd physicians. Each box con-
tanning 33 PI.l,. Prcc 81 | 9 cents box.
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EYE, w AFTER.

Dr. Adams Celebrated Eye Wnter,
Warranted an offeclua cure for sore, weak,
and lntlancd eyes.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER VIAL.
IHNf1IS celebrated article was invented by
n ONO the most distinguished physicians
ofthc age. and during an extensive practice
of 80 years. he invariably rcsorled to it in all
cases Of sore, weak and inflamed eyes. tina!
came under his notice, and so great n celeb
rlty did he acquire thereby, that they came TO
him from all parts, and in no instance was it
ever known TO fail in producing the desired
effect. a short time only has elapsed since
the article was first il troduced to public no.
lice. and during that period. upwards of
THREE THOUSAND BOTTLES
have been disposed Of, and the demand for il
is rapidly increasing. So sure and speedy is
the effect produced oy this article, that one
single vial has completely cured an inflamcd
eye, though various remedies had for long
time previous been resorted TO, but in vain.
Ample directions accompan the article, asy
we'll as letters Of recommendation from the
most respectable physicians in the country
With a view TO insure its Usefulness in more
extensive way, the proprietor has appointed
the following persons wholesale Agents for
the sale it, where The public may rest assur-
Cd OF procuring the genuine article.
JOSEPH FISH r. proprietor,
7h " cottonwood,
JOHN r. ROWLAND. 249. Market e.
z a. HOSKlNS, SIG Market streets,
Phi ladelphia.
Dr.. w. l.. ALTEE, Lancaster.
J. e. J. Fl. PECK & CO.,
Burlington, VI.
AS will Of all druggists and siorekcepcrs
throughout the State.
Orders thankfully received and punc:ualy
attended to for eye water or drugs.
Philadelphia, June 90, l836-lf.
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TO all whom this may concern.

vsyHE subscriber would respectfully IN
Il. form the inhabitants of Burlington
and its vicinity that he has opened SHOP
on College Street, in the room under the
Free Press Office. where he intends man
ufac,uriug portable, full shaf'er, 'n'eys'
side, and pain SADDLES plated, gilt.
iappancd. and potted HARNESSES, Of
various descriptions; hard Leaf her, lml,a'
ton. bellows top, and common TRUNKS :
CARPET BAGS PORTM ANIEAOSi
PHI Bags Valisscs. and such other ar''
Giles as usual in his line of business. Car
riage Trimming executed in the nea'csi
manner, and .H;ijtary Equipments OF oil
descriptions manufactured to order.
No pains or expense will be spared IN inc
selection of good stock, or in the manu,ac
turing of the articles. Any persons WISH
inc any oflhe above articles viii please TO
avail himself of this favorable opportunity,
as shall sell on reasonable terms.
The subscriber hopes, by industry and
pnnctual attention TO business TO merit
share of public patronage. All orders
promptly attended TO. ,
SAMUEL s. SKINNER.
BURLINGTON, Dec. l6. 1886.
q 2 I.
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222 Z
For the cure of
Colds, .4sMmas, Whooping Cough, splitting of
BLOND and ConSumpi,ons.

ICELAND MOSS grows plentifully in tho
Il Island of Iceland, from whence il takes
IT'S name. and IN all the high northern lati-
tudes OF Europe and Asia. whcr it's Medicinal
qualities have been long known, and highly
apprcca,cd' This plant contains n learger
proportion of pegeiaJie .Muciiage than any
other knowh substance. and in combination
with II is a bitter principle which acts most
oenehc'a'Iy IN giving strength in cases great
weakness and debility of the lungs. The
knowledge OF many four most valuable med.
cInes, Tor the cure of diseases, have been OBJ
famed from observing their effect on brute
anlmals;-so in the case Of this most Invaluable
MOSS It's virtues were first discovered BY
their effects on the hardy, long.hred and
sagacious Rain Deer, which derives It's prin.
c'pa' punishment from the Iceland Moss, and
whose milk becomes so highly imbued with.
lis Balsomic virtues, that il is used with tho
greatest confidence as Il sovereign remedy by
Inc inhabitants Ofall those countries for the
cure oil all diseases of the breast and lungs. In
France, this compound has Yong been known,
and extensively used and 10 its salutary effects
as much as 10 tho salubrity of The climate, i'm
probably owing the very small number
of/dtai eases ofconsumption in that country,
compared with Great Britain and the United
States. This Syrup contains all the med cnal
virtues ofthe Moss in the most concentrated
form, and is prepared from the original receipt
from Paris, only by.
L. HUTtHlNGs s. co, Baltimore
And none is genuine unless il has their fac-
s'm'le upon each bill of direction also upon the
envelope, nJand sealed with their seal.
J. a. }. IL. PECK & Cos wholesaIe auon,.,
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CHEAP FIRE WOOD.

IUNHE undersigned offer for sale Fire
J. Wood Of superior quality, in small
or large quantities, to be delivered either
on their farm IS miles north of Bur'lng-
ton) or on The premises of the purchasers
The road leading through the farm to the
wood land being now in excellent state,
affords to persons desiring to buy their
wood on the land every facility Of getting
out to the main road.
B. J. HErNBERG.
~. +. MoLr.
BURLINGTON, Oct. 6, 1886.
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RusseIl's Itch Ointment.

This choice and safe ointment is said 10
be superior to any now in use, for that dis
agreeable and loolhsome diseasethe ITCH
This ointment is so certain IN lis operation
that no person troubled with the above
disorder ought not TO be without it. It is
a remedy for cutancous cruplIons, scorbut-
&c affections Of the head. or any other
breaking ont which arises from sharp In.
mours in the blood Price 25 cents d box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-03
December 20, 1886.

TUST received and Tor sale low by
- Lovely g. Abbott,
10 doz. Buck m,tens,
do do Gloves,
do do and Moose skin Moccasins,
G do patent wood pals.
An assortment Of Farweils gater boots,
WORKING ehoes end sips sc, Sc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-03
PhilO DOOlittle.

nfers for sale
" 500 bushels Lisbon Salt,
Is Sacks Liverpool ground do.
100 barrels Western fine do
100 fresh ground Nova Scotia plaster
IOO 4" Western do.
% Boxes fresh Malaga aisins,
together with general assorlminl OF Dry
Goods, Groceries, Crockery etc elc-which
VIII DC sold al the very lowest prices for cash
November q, 1886
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NEW GOODS.


0WING to the increase of business, the
- subscribers have been induced TO bring
on yer, large and splendid stock. of FASH
;onabla FALL AND WINIER GOODS,
consisting of Broadclotls of all colors and
shades plaid and plain CasSimers and Sat-
,;ne,,s -Ves,ngs-PilotC lolhs-Petersham
--8.lO& Ia Rose Blankcts-grcen and
white Horse Blankets. peting- Lamp
Mats, etc. etc.
WORSTED sTUFFS.
Thibet Cloths, German, French, English,
nlain and ig'd McrinOs, Clrcassans. Bomba>
zc,,s. poatshair and common Camlets, black IT,,
brown and olive French Bombaznos brown
Indepcndants. new article black, red aud
white Merino Shuwls; Thlbot Shawls and
HoudkcIchleGs ; meiino and worstcd Hose.
SILK GOODS
Hlack and blue glos dc Swiss, gros dc Nap.
oros de Rhine, poLn dc Sol, l.ustring, ltal-
"a and sinchaw Silks, black satin Lcvaniins,
black and grey silk camlrts, Pon-eeS, every
variety or black and colored silk and Tabby
Volvois. ladies' and gcnllcmcn's cravnis, silk
CIovcs and Hose, black Chally for Dresses,
Mack white and coloIod chally Shawls and
Uaudkerchiers, spotted Lace, black lace
Val black, white aud green blond Wells,
blond Edgings and Foolngs, also a great
variety of figured, p aid and plain Satin,
luslring and gauze Ribbons. etc.
CROCKERy AND GLASS.
An extensive assortment Of China Crockery
,nd Glass Ware Looking Glasses, etc. etc.
DRY GROCERIES.
Loaf, lump and brown Sugars, Nloasses,
Imperal, Old aud Young Tyson, lIysonskin,
Rlnck and Bohea Teas box and key raisins
bnrels. half and quarter barrels Mackerel 4;
Goldfish 4; ground Pepper and Spice, Ginger,
Nulmogs, cloves, cassia plug and paper
Tobacco, etc. etc
LOVELY 6 ABBOTT.
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Ele.rir Vegetal Balsamiq1e.
N. II. DOWNS

TEGET.ABLE BALS.AMIC ELIXIR
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Catarrh
Group. Asthma, Whooping Cough. and al
other diseases Of the head, chest aud lungs
PAM hlets containing history Of the med.
icinc-a sketch of the diseases for which it
is mmendcd-ccrtifcale from uuques.
tonabe sources ample directions, and much
other important information accompanying
each bottlc-may be had Of any OF the Agcn-
cics, gratis. J. CURTIS, Druggist, 81. Al.
bans, VI. wholesale Agent and joint proprie-
Tor. The following arc especially appointed
retail Agents.
Burlington Lathrop & Potwin, James.
Smith & Co. and II. Moody.
Hinesburgh-A. S. &. D. G. Weller.
Million Wellington, Whitney " Co., Clark
Boardman & Co.
CharioHe-Samuel r. Barnes. and most
other respectable Druggists, &c. in the coun-
try
st. Adams, July 70, 1886. If
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Iron and Steel.

TX TONS assorted English Wagon and
-" cart tire; Swndes and Russia, old
sable iron,cast, German, Spring, American
Engl fish blislered steel. sleigh and cutter
shoes, hoop iron, band do. round g. square
do. all sizes; braziers rods. horse nail rods,
sc. on ms favorable terms as tn be found
in he state. TT & w l. STRONG.
Nav pa
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LYMAN s. COLE

LYMAN s. COLE
"AVE reed few bales Of very eupc.
IL rior BUFFALO ROBES,
Rose Blankets,
Dufilc and Point Blankets,
Horse Blankets
Real French Kid Slips
Heavy kid do
% Morocco do
= Thick Sole do
81 Gater Boots
"a Boliver do
Walking Shoes, &c.
A few baskets best Champ'n WINE
Gold Sherry,
Sicily,
Lisbon, Port and Malaga.
18th Oct.
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r CURTIS g. co. ore now opening
IL. their fall purchases of Crockery
and Glass Ware, consisting OF all the desi
BILE articles in .hcir line. Among them
may be found.
Globe. Hall and Astral LAMPS
Cut, press'd & plain Stand do
Champaign
Wine, rAsSrs
Dining Sets, from 10 TO 2lO pieces
Plain, White and Euamcl'd Ware
White, gilt edged and bronzed
China Tea Sets.
China Fruit Dishes
Cut. ground, and Flint rumb'ers, &c
All Of which will be sold on the best terms.
Oct. Id. 1886
ID LANkETS. Heavy Rose & Point Blan.
ID kcis, cold Horse do for sale low by
LATHRor e PtTwiN.
New. II.
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STOVES.

STOVES.
DARKER'S patti phrophcsy cook'g sizes
4 Stanleys rotary top do do
Improved Oven rotary do do
Cononts (back ki,chcn) do do
Oval Oven Stove | Boiler do 2 do
also Canada and American plate Box
Stoves, OF various sizes This is the most
complete assortment Of Stoves 10 be found
in the Country-Purchascrs may find the
patterns they want. and on most favorable
terms.
7, Fl. & W l.. STRONG.
Burlington, Nov. Is 1886.
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Timothy Seed.
80 bushels for sale by
HICKOK e. C.4TLIN.
Nov. 3, 1886.

Hardware and Hollowware.
TaNHE subscriber has just received from
New York and is now opening large
md GENERAL assortment of Hardware and
Hoilowware which he will dispose Of on mod.
crate terms for cah or short credit, at the
Hardware Store on'the corner Of Church ST..
and the square.
ROBERT MOODY,
Burlington. Nov. 7, 1886.
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----7-73777777'71---7'----I--
LOCO FOCOISM.
country

Will the honest friends of their country, who have
been induced by the fair promises Of the admins
tration party TO give it their support, go to
the polls and sanction the Loco F0co, Fanny fright
and Agrarian principles openly advocated by the
party which uphoIds Mr. Van Buren, Mark it
The affiliated presses in Vermont have raised the ban
ner of Loco Focoism, and call upon the Van Buren,
party to sustain them. We ask again. can the pat
riot, the christian, and the friend of good order give
his vote in favor of party identified with such
principles? And what are those principles-,heir
practical results' They form the Jacobinica creed
of the French Revolutionists--the principles of Mu-
rat and Robespierre: and their practical results
would be to break up the existing order Of society
to distribute the property of the country equally
among the industrious aud the lazy drones and vag
abonds in the land-to annihilate the social rela-
tons Of the married state and to houses
into harems. Such are the doctrines promulgated
by the Fanny Wrightites, and the doctrines fulmi.
mated by the partisans Of Loco Focoism and Van
Burenlsm, inevitably lead to such results. Who, IN
christian land is SO blinded to the duty he owes
to his country and his God to favor, directly or
Indirectly such monstrous doctrines?
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NJ OVvGleE.
Caledonia County Grammar
School, at Lyndon.

VVVHE fall term of this institution will commence
n on Monday the fourth day Of September next ),
ADAMS, A. B. Tho school will consist of two
departments and six general classes.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
PRIMARY CLAss-Adams' Latin Grammar. ia.
cobs Latin Reader Leveretts Latin Tutor, Viri
Romani, Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary.
JUNIOR Characteristic Commentaries, Fisk'a
Greek Grammar and Exercises, Jacobs Greek Rea-.
der commenced, Anthon's Salust, Fulsom Cicero
commenced, Written transations from Latin into
English, Donnegan's Greek Lexicon,
SENIOR CLAss-Cicoro completed, Coopers Vir-
gil, Greek Reader completed, Crock Testament,
Days Algebra, Iameson's Rhetoric, Buffers An
cient Geography, Written sranslations from Latin
into English.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT..
JUVENILE CLAss-Colburn Mental Arithmetic =
Olneys or Matte Bruins Geography. Goodrich's
History of the United States, parkers Exercises in
Composition, Reading and Orthography.
TEACHERS CLAss-Smiths Grammar, Adams ;"
Arithmetic, Comstocks Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astronomy, Criticism, Ban,
ley's Algebra, Flnts Surveying Prestons System
Of bookkeeping, Mason on Self knowledge.
Watts on tho Mind.
ADVANCED CLAss-Abercrombe Moral and In
Geometry, Sullivan Political Glass Book, Paley's
Theology, Mrs. Lincoln's Botany, Comstocks,
Physiology, Smelle's Philosophy of Natural His
tory, Robins Ancient History, Chalmers Political
Economy, Comstock's Geology and Mneralogy.
Bolmars, Levizao's French Grammar, French First
Class Book, Phrase Book, Feneon, Charles Twelfth,
Boyer's Dictionary
There will be public examination, the last
Thursday of each term and an exhibition in the
evening of the day, consisting of select and
original dialogues and defamation, Prize Essays,
&c .s . .,.- ..s-s..
The facilities for pursuing the natural sciences,
will be superior, Us they will be illustrated by the
use of well selected and extensive apparatus
Miss B. b. BERRY will continue in charge Of
the female lepartment:--Wi give lessons in
French, Drawing Painting, &c.
Instruction IN Music by Miss j. A. PADDOCK.
Lessons in Chirography by HENRY STEW
EMS, Jr.
Lectures on Geology by Rev. WIN. SCALES. M
TUITION-For common English branches 3d.
90; for Languages and natural sciences SO go; for
drawing and painting $l,00 in addition; music
So 90. 80 sr
Board in good families from 81 so to 81 rs. No
change of studies will be allowed, unless for the
evident advantage of the scholar No tuition will
be received for less term than six weeks, except
in of unforeseen necessity. Every means will
table resort for youth. Such course will be pur-
sued in the view of The instructors, will lead their
pupils to love science, to Investigate truth, and
cherish conviction OF their rational and accounta
BILE natures. ..a s
All necessary books may be procured at this
place.
1t is desirable that students be present at the
CONNIE cement of the term. et
PHINEAS SPALDING, Secretary
Lyndon, August 10. 1887 2-4w
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USURPATIONS OF THE CENTRAL GOV
ERNMENT

Governor Ritner, in reply to a congratulatory
epistle from the citizens of Pittsburgh makes use
of the followingjus and statesman like language:
Nor will it be among the least of the advantages
OF full deveiopemen OF her resources, that Penn
syvania will be enabled to throw her weight. sue.
cessfully, into the opposition to unconstitutional
usurpation and Federal Executive intererence that
have become the order of the day, and W hch have
blasted the manufacturing and commercial prosper.
ity as efecually as, if permitted to continue, they
will overthrow the Republican Government. of the
country: La this constitutional union against the
encroaching attacks Of the Federal Government, it
has been my to assist in retaining the
whole energies of Pennsy lxana, undivided and un-
impaired, for the heat of.hs conflict, which, fear,
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JESSE BROWNS ESTATE.

TINE subscribers having been appointed by the
L. Honorable Probate Court, for the District Of
Caledonia commissioners to receive, examine, and
dust the claims and demands of all PERSONS against
the Estate of JESSE BROWN, late of st. Johns
bury, in said district, deceased, represented inso
of August, 1887, being allowed, by said Court, to
the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us-Do give notice,
that we viii attend to the duties of our appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of Nathaniel Brown,
in ST. Johnsbury in said district, the 18th day of
December next and on the 18th day of February
at o'clock, p. nj. on each Of said days.
aAIad HRDV WHEELER, Commissioners
ST. Johnsbury, August "a, A. ID. 1887. Saw
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PASSUMPSIC TURNPIKE CORPORAT ION.
MALICIOUS SANDERS

|
We would call the special attention of our read.
published in this DAYS paper. Miserable and des
pera.e indeed, must be that cause which renders a
resort to such base and slanderous publications as
the report in circulation necessary to its success
Our acquaintance with the local interests of the
county is as yet, limited, but we learn that in the
towns upon the Passumpsc above Barnet, thei
exists very generally nm opposit,on to tho exist.
ence of tho Passumpsic Turnpike. Tho exaction
of toll in passing through the populous towns Of
Barnet and Ryegate, being. considered as tax op-
Grating uneoually upon the community. Sill by
the charter of the corpora,ion. now in full force
there is no provision bv which the publio ca, ever
he relieved from this burtbep othervise than TINT
the Ieo;sIa,ure bovo rho ;,bt 20 altar m. ra,o of
toll afier 1870 But tina nuhIic have mn assnrance
that this W. IN he do,o and If dona !, will he I'm,
nm ob.ro,;on--,be - ,,oro or ,.s. ,v;I, ain h.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-05
SENATORIAL CANDIDATES.

Mr.. Chadwick-It is one of the most sickening
features of Vanburenism of the code of Van Blu.
rem electioneering tactics, that as an oppo-
siti"n candidate is before the public however I'M
exceptionable may be his character, however con-
sistent may have been his political life, he is al
once lassailed by the v. b. presses and branded
with all the opprobrious epitllets which can be
cleaned from the Anglo-Jackson dictionary as
Hartford Convention federal Bank Wing Monopo.
lists &c. &c. These reflections occasioned by
noticing invidious attack in tho North Star upon
Charles Davis, Esq. l know nothing OF his early
life, but do know that he was a consistent me m
Der of tho ant-masonc party and for years had the
entire confidence OF that party. And l further
know that when VIM. A. Palmer left the party =,
and Mt IA Van Buren, caucus at Montpelier declared
that he 'was happy to recognize among them ma
ny OF his former democratic associatesthat he had
now back to the party and that he would
Ggain leave them"-Mr. Davis kept on the "even
tenor Of his way" unn1uenced by The denuncia-
tons Of the deserters from antimasonry the offers
of the v. b. leaders. like consistency, and shall
give my senatorial vote for Davis and Houghton.
AN ANTIMAsoN.
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Making 3 per cent assessment for the year;
which is TO be cast on the original amount OF the
premium note, without reference to any endorse
ment and the same to he paid to the Treasurer, at
his office Montpelier, before the 18th day Of
October 1887. An opportunity will be presented
to forward assessments by the members of the Leg
islature, and those who neglect to forward the a.
mount ohen due, referred to the 9th Section Of
tho Act attached to each policy for the consequons
ces Iy order of the Directors.
n HOMER w. HEATON, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug. 10, 1887; a, Saw
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FoR THE CALEDoNIAN.
FREEMEN!
the 4aeleo'

Friends ofLInERrY, OF the CONSTITUTION, and
the supremacy of LAws,--encmies to slavery
friends of your Country and willing that every man,
taker of the blessings of freedom, rally, RALLY to
the BALLOT BOX let your vote tell, look well to
your ticket, see that all for whom you vote are
good men and be not deceived, all is not gold
that shines.-A Richard, Cromwell, and a Buo-
naparte could cry democracy, democracy, as loud
any Van Ruren man lately turned for office for
profit. lar'
First Tuesday of September Now rs the day,
and now the hour,-to strike for Liberty and Law.
FRANKLIN.
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eyery friend of our republican government,to oP
posethe recollection Of Martha ran SIren Tor the
-. roust he attributed the present unhealthy state
So onr currency, which has flooded our country with
SHIN PLASTERS--a currency which is truly
'IaaLsouian and which our opponents cannot and
I..o not deny.
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with capital of IS millions, there has been created
an additional banking capital in the several s,aes
under Jacksons Administration, Of 179 millions
and this principally in Van Buren, States.