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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-05

jected TREASURY BANK. If any one
doubts il, let him read what the Secretary him
self said in his last annual report. lie said,
"the undersigned feeling deep conviction that
the fiscal affairs of the Government cannot
hereafter, under any system, be managed with
such facility and vigor as the public service
requires without adopting several legal provi-
sions heretofore recommended, hopes to be
excused for briefly inviting the attention Of
Congress once more to a few of them
Now what arc some Of these important
provisions
First That the Treasury Department be
authorized to invest surplusses in stocks and
sell them when there shall be deficiencies.
Second. That authority be given to issue
Treasury notes. And he said, "in fixing the
system on a durable basis, the grant Of both
these powers seems expedient.'
Third. That additional duties OF general
repositories be imposed on all receivers and
collectors Of public money, and on the Mint
and its branches, as well as the Treasurer at
Scut VI uONeIHitleIlt
Here is all the formula Of the great Trea-
sury Bank, including great GOVERN
MENT BROKER.
Does any one believe that the project is
abandoned If it is, MIR. Woodbury. as an
honorable man could not have remained at the
head Of the Treasury Department one hour
after Congress adjourned, without adopting
these !" legal provisions" which the Secretary
had pressed upon the consideration Of that
body, with an earnestness and perseverance
that might otherwise not appear justi6able,"
but that without them the department could
not be administered with the g rigor the pub
lie service requires"
The following extract from laudatory ar
ticle that, was probably manufactured here,
and first appeared in the Natchez Free Ira
der, and clipped from that, possibly with the
Secretary's own scissors, and copied into the
official organ, shows that this Treasury Bank,
Treasury note, Treasury Broker scheme are
considered as MIR. Woodbury's own " finan-
cial measures" and hopes are INDUCED that he
will succeed in putting them into practical ope-
ration.
The writer Of the article was rejoiced that
Mr.. Woodbury.
VIII still remain at the head Of the Treasury
Department We should regard his retirement from
that responsible post, at this evenful crisis
.iona evil not that could not fill il with men of
lranScendant talents, but because we consider Mr.
Woodbury. as fully identified with the great fnan
C al reformation now in progress And we doubt
not while yet at his post, he will live to see his
financial measures in practical operation, shedding
upon The country an influence the most salutary and
prosperous"
Let no one deceive himself The issue is
TREASURY BANK WITH TREASU-
RY NOTES, or, neither!
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MIR. VAN BUREN's CONSISTENCY.

W 'ohS thC ioHoNiHS IOtli thC y LISTER
SENTINEL. Mr.. Broadhead, who is men,
toned, is the present Sub-ireasury member of
Congress from that District
The Chips Of the old federal block who, with
John G. Broadhead, Matthew Oliver, and others,
opposed the administrations of Jefferson and Madi-
son, have denounced, through the columns of their
veracious organ, the members Of our Central Com
miitee as "aposates and " fedcralias" because they
will no longer support Martin Van Buren,. These
federal sprgs have yet TO learn that the democrats
who compose that committee have never been man
arorshippers They never recognised Mr. Van Bu-
rem either as the republican party or as the only de-
fender Of the republican faith. They have believed
thar there are more than man fit to be President
in the republican ranks; and they have always ad-
mredshe republican maxim Of" rotation in office"
II there were no causes of complaint against Mr..
Van Buren, these considerations alone would be
sufficient to justify them in their course But they
have two or three precedenS set them BY the Pres-
dent himself. He himself abandoned Mr.. Madison
after his first election as President and supported
De Witt Clinton in his place. He subsequently
abandoned Mr.. Clinton, and supported Gov Temp
kins. He supported Mr.. Crawford for the Presi-
dency in 1924, and abandoned him in 1896 Did
Mr. Van Burens conduct on these occasions cons-
tute him an "apostate" and " federalism"
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THE LOCO-FOCOS IN OHIO

The Cincinnati Republican says, the Hon Will
nam Allen and the Hon. Thomas Morris, in pur-
suahce OF the requisition made upon them by their
washington City masters, TO perambuate the State,
IN oehali oil The sinking cause of Loco focoism, !"
are obaying those orders, and going from county to
county, making speeches TO the people
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Loco EOCO VINDICTIyENEss.

The Fincastle (Va) Democrat, a loco foco paper
OF the Globe stamp admits that it would rather see
an opposition man elected to the Senate from that
State, than a Conservatives would prefer Mr.
Leigh to MIR. Rives. We do not doubt that paper
speaks the feelings Of all the Loco focos, from the
President down.
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DR.. DUNCAN AND THE CINCINNATI
REPUBLICAN .N.

We recommend to the attention of our read
ers, the article, in another column OF our pa
per, respecting DR.. Duncan, his reelection,
&c. &c. We are gratifed to sec that the
Republican has taken the right ground as to
"THE TRUE IssuE"-it is, SUB-TREAsuRY or
ANTI-SUB-TREAsuRY.
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1h'' ho"cVef, 40 tney iecl ~, anu ueePiy tooS
and they evince it when they talk of ere
NEGADE REPUBLICANS by which we
all know they mean CONSERVATIVES.
THE SUB-TREASURY is NOT DEAD IT'S
FATHERS ARE NURSING 1T IN Sc
CRET
There is one more important fact to which
we earnestly invite public attention. The
Loco-iocos know the unpopularity Of the Sub
treasury scheme, they know that il has pros
tratcd them wherever they have made it test
before the people, and it is now their conven-
tional policy, by every artifce, to keep it out
OF public view, and to make their issue upon
any other and every other subject they can
bring up, rather than this. To divert public
attention from this ill-omened star, they attack
Federalism, the banks, the moneyed power,
Nick Biddle, the Navy, Gov. Ritner, anti.ma-
sorry, Mr.. Bond, and every thing else upon
which their diatribe can be brought to bear
They laud tho Presidents manners, they speak
complaisantly Of Secretary Dckerson, they
discuss the boundary question, they squirt at
Mexico, they talk about elections, they white
wash each other, and --- they get down
to Mr.. Duncan, and puff his speech!
Mark the fact, throughout this exclusive
range, not one word is said about the Sub-irea-
sury. Yet the declaration has been made by
the official, that upon the ultimate success of
this measure depends the fate Of the Admin
istration, that they sink or swim with it. This
is true to the letter. II is again to be pressed
upon Congress with all the force of the party,
and if possible, to be fastened upon the coun-
try
Mark another fact. 1t was not until after
Congress had again and again defeated this
measure, and left assurance upon the public
mind, that it could never become part of the
policy Of the Government. that this incubus
ceased to paralyze the resources Of the whole
country.
After Congress adjourned, our long suffer-
ing land began to wear its wonted smile, and
brighter and brighter has it grown to the pre-
sent hour. But let not the sanguine hope,
that the future is all rich with promise, lull us
into false security. g The snake is scotched,
NOT killed. The elections that are yet to take
place, are to decide whether this prolific mon
ster with its long train Of evils shall again
sink this devoted country to the depths Of
deeper suffering and ruin, Or by its total ex-
,inction, we shall go on prospecting until JOY
and peace and plenty shall cover the whole
land, and our high destiny be reached under
the vigilant watch and miH Of all the people.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-05
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
TREASURY NOTES--ATREASUR
BANK.

The Globe of Saturday night contained the
following notice. ".
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-05

IA RoCHEForCAULT-R ochefoucault's Maxims
- and Reflections, complete, in one neat pocket volume
Price ~ cents
april r TAYLOR
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yanquished Five times was the Sub-Trea.
sury scheme defeated in one shape or another.
For that, every " PATRIOT" has full cause
for rejoicing. What has become Of the Hon.
Senator'S prophecy, one year ago, that sfthsfc
'ods Democratic party, they would pass the
sub-Treasury at the extra session, and 90
home in three weeks from the commencement
Of II Congress has been in session nine
months since, and no Sub-Treasury yet. -
Owing TO that, the banks have resumed specie
payments, and prosperity has again blessed
the land
This " defeated and disgraced" party now
come forward and shout uictory, pictory, to
cover their modification, and hide their shame.
Still, however, do they feel it, and deeply too;
and they evince it when they talk Of IRE
NEGADE REPUBLICANS ; by which we
all know they mean CONSERVATIVES.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-09
The Resurrection or Pers
PILLS.

GUPERloR 10 the Hygean, Branded
- any Other pills before the public, as ceh
10 by physicians aud Others who had used Il
The name Of this medicine originated from
circumstance Oft being found only in the 4
etries Of PeTsia. The extract Of this womb
production has been used 10 many parisol|
rope with The most astonishing rQrrsoIs|
Esriy n ~ = n'ss ~ II was Was c6ui( !
ceftaln vegetable MEDICINE impc4{c3
Dhfa Baca in the East Nars and ioimcI
pills. sThe admirable effect Of this cnmyl
upon the human system, led physiciaR
families into is general use. The operadl
these pills y as singular as their origin, 4
different frum any other. compound used j
-uafaia .Medica. The Persian Pills ele
the stomach and bowels from all impurities,
restores the see7sAry organs when torp'
mofbidly affected. 10 speedy and vigo
state Of health. sney also enter the cir
ton and purify the blood better than any
icine known; and from Their det&gent pr
lies they expel all Initiated fuids and hrl
with the greatest certainly fiom The whole
tenn. Such Is a brief outline Of the oper
OF these pills. Without specifying the 2
fude of diseases in which they have been
with the most unparalleled success, they
be said 10 be sovereign remedy-whose
tue needs only'be known BY the pebble M
to secure their geueFalnss. III A large
sheet printed upon both sides accompanies
box. giving the history Of the medicine
great variety Of certificates from those
have been cured BY the use Of 'hese pill.s
al other medicines had failed @ afford
relief. For sale in whole or half boxes, .
BUTTON, CLARK =
Bra,flehoro, July, 1888. iioriy
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NOTICE TO -
VERt0ODc


WE GENUINE Morris. Nv,
table Universal Mediri.TYrs
o. healih.can again be had ~R&sihh
nave appointed and seal oem Ro.
pace OF ~. Shepherd hioat Zen, 9SIon 4
nis agents only can lie renai,, OIL
obtained II the United state. ~.
and 3 dollar Packets with NM tro.l
and ~ bo>es Of 25 aud 30 70, NVU0
" box, 80 that No. ] or 2 cart On,
~ wanted; ~ the spring the n
hinas ~ them; aiso, boxes If pa,
We do URGE all Who with 10 80
e'ne.' 70 attend 70 the E,IIow CL01
purchasing IN Vermont; see n ".yeBdet
Box OF Packet reading "Geo. MPb
'er the United States Of Amerit.n. NJ
rIson Moat & Co" iIritish C6S !. flhi
Morrison the H,grist,' iIam;hE
London, Geo. Taylor, Morrison k Sl Az
MORRISON the Hygeisr, are fac s;m;is,
slgnstmes; Aiso be more por a,;,''. A.
Boz or Packet " signed 4, rr;,.'
brinsmnfd, aud also pianed IL ~" IA
son are purchasing, offend - ~ s""t2s
'ciH get fLe gemlina Piss. 80 'ss.e rhllr
VIII do you good IL Medicine rs.' 800. ~ " vi
~ 70 vermont without all Of The sb,,s Y "
ma Az ~ II .. .;,s may rest assured, iha, n.
Applications fur Sob 4 gencies. vii 4.
tended 10, terms liberal. No DrE Fn]
VIII be n,pp"inied an any case rhofee,s e
agent WIN nave Ccstitrate Of hi. ars'.;.. ~
ed by Geo. Taylor, U. $. Asen,, ., agpe'An,.
ING by Pangbwn & Bfinsmaid s,s,~ ,'snd /
moni and printed certificate n ss,.. asem I
pend IN his place u business and \, pi n,
person, they will rhow The wr;,,ss , 'ne 'e'g'es
BY US We cvnscieniiossls ssi','n,at
70 all who peed medicine; !, en- 4. 'nis :
with good effect To Young children s"ea y
peraOns. Those who have u,rd !, a. ! ~'H =
time lie ase whenever they need ~ ~ 'a,al'a
reputation ~ ], Is trcH estsll;sl,ed IA I'.a,s
iag, pulling advertisements to sos,s;.-, ~
injured by crunicrfeiis, lot the e,dles.
an Agent, "a uhUiR they have pc,lee, s, ~
their and his and our inieniion 10 d, IL,
enable all who wish il 10 act ,hr g,.. ss \,
iiygean Vegeiailc Universal Med;e,aa v
British College u Health IN I,o,,dua '"'a'
Every Packet sold ia Vernon, ~ a.
rison's Pills, or iiygcsn Vegetable ra;,.,s, ~
made ~ The British College u Health /, NJ
hsgelsi, viii be signed BY Panehorp < ~ ~;
mud also ~ urs regularly advertised appoia1,l
N I've rfttfai tountier.
GEO. TAYiS
u Chamber 81, New York. sole agent b, a, 4
States, sent out By the college in place n \
heard Moat removed.
PANGRORN s. BRiNSN,
Jewellers, burlington, VI. Ageai. "a A
Sun AGENTS.
~. S. Bp kland, Bellows FALL, wiodh,,
>. Steea, Brauleborn,
Orsis * Roberts. Manchester, Besa:np,o
Geo. u. Fish, Middlrbu,y, ADDISON On
o, A.. Keith, Sheldon, Frankiin en-.
8. Z. Morse, craiishurs. osIrans GO.
John ksiscy, DanviIIe, Cals.ipaia co.
n, q. Goddard. Wmdsof Cd.
n. w. Porter, Rutland, Rutland co.
W. W. Caldwell, Mqifpelier, washins,O
Foster Grp~, Chelsea. Orange co.
September, ISIS.
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Groceries, &c.

MOLASSES-Sugar House, and Trinidad :
Rico, ST. croix, Refined.
Muscavado, Brown Havana, aud Loaf:
CoFFEE-o Old Java, ST. Domingo, and Porto
Cabello:
TEAS-Y oung Hyson and Souchong
TOBACCO-Cavendsh, Spanish cut Smok-
ing do, Fine cut, Chewing do.
Rice, Soda Soap, Bar do, Winter and Sum
mer Strained OIL, Spices &c. just receiv-
ed, by BUTTON, CLARK g. Co.
Sept 20 1888. CIVIL
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Phoenix House,
Hrafncboro, w.
Oct. ~. 1855. \

~ TTvIiE subscriber takes this method
ma Il to inform his friends and the
III! fsB travelling public generally, that the
ftzPfz3 above Establishment having under
gone thorough repair the past season, is now
cited and furnished for the reception OF com
pany. Thankful for The liberal patronage he
has already received, he would solicit con
tinuance Of the same from bis former friends
aud customersj and all who may favor him
with call, may rest assured that no pains nor
trouble on bis part. will be spared to make
their stay pleasant and agreeable.
Tothis Establishment, is attached nesc
and convenient Stable, where The traveller
will find faithful aud accommodating Hostlei
who will take care Of Horses as they should
be.
The subscriber tenders his thanks TO HE
friends and CUSTOMERS IN this village and
abroad, for their liberal patronage thus far aud
hopes TO merit continuance of the same.
GEO. BUGBEE.
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ODONTICA! OD0NTlcA!
,Hr TEETH! THE TEETl

H..IU
nR. vi. fHTCHCOCK'S Magnetic III
~ ,ica. The facts are proved, ana 'ne J
incredulous and doubling are iuliy consiuS
a. We have the evidence from The sale q ~
than 1000 boxes within the past year. 'nS'
Utopian dreams Of the alchymis1 arg rea,,'|
and remedy discovered for preserving 'h]
important aud beautiful appencages o. 'n n,l
man system. by The use Of the Magneue wi
tea, which, By lis attractive, purify ,"s, u
Strengthening qualities removes all ex''ane
substances from the teeth and preserves "
in their natural brilliancy, ard 'se gsA y,
soundness aud beauty. Il Is sseef'a,neu' =
experience, that when used The les.n ~" !
decay. but remain all the latest Ola ssei y
their natural wear. When they are decay J
its progress will be arrested, ana sne 's'1. "a
served aud prevented from aehlng, ~. Las'
and gentlemen OF The most respee'nn,ns H., hs,,
Ter are daily calling, who assures V .ee'
they commenced using the uoon.iss, \, x
teeth were loose and fast going g decay ~ y
gums sponey aud leversh, anu 'l'e a Ss
fnted, aud AFTER using this inyalaaD's PS S,m
in less than one week Their TEEN wv h -,
their sockets, Their gums resumed 'uen . MAJ
their breath corrected, aud no money e'ss
ducs them 10 be withou,i,. All 'h's 'V'''
small sum Of liily eenis ,nux Ct
Eos sale by BUTTON, cLAiih = M !,
only Agents in Bratileboroi for 'ne so'e P''f'
tors A. Hitchcock 4. Co, utica, NJ /,
Brattieboro. July, 1888.
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seThe Apparel oft pro-
claims the Man"

A GOOD personal appearance Is letter Of
IN Introduction among suaDgers---a mark Of
difference towards our nssOciates-and means
Of promoting sself-respect and dignity in our
selves. And how much these advantages de-
pend on a neat, appropriate aud becoming dress
Our dress effects our feelings, our manners, and
even our morals. BY dressing well, we assume a
motive 10 become what we appear 10 be---neat
and orderly in our business, and correct IN our
department. Iflops and Stevens would reflect
a little, they would find there ~ more in this
matter /" than is DREAMY Of in their philoso-
ply" II has bearing on all things which go
TO make up character, including our domestic
affections, our patriotism, and even our reiig-
ion The Quakers are remarkably moral; and
one reason Is, that their uniform dress is a
check on their offending or backsliding mem
bers. just so il Is with gentlemen Of manly
aud honorable feeling; they too, have uni
form; and improper conduct IN one who wears
il is Immediately noticed and long remembered.
The undersigned has made this subject his
study. He has taken infinite pains TO perfect
himsrIf in his profession; he has lately received
and Is constantly receiving the newest and most
approved fashions Of all kinds of apparel. He
can make drcssea adapted 10 the hours Of labor
for persons Of any occupation--and will above
all, furnish his old customers or any new ones
who may be disposed TO call, with all the out
ward maj Ks and symbols Of responsibility, trust
ing that they will take equal care that their in
ner man shall correspond. Mr.. r. viii be
puacfuai 10 the performance Of his engagements
and will take particular care that orders for
Cutting or making Clothes, for distant or absent
employers, shall b. promptly executed.
FREDERICK FRANKS.
Brattleboro, Oct. 10, 1883. 6
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r. KE.NGSBURY
STATE OF YERiMONT.

- Marlboro Pro5efe District, SIS.
2 Honorable the Pssbate Court for the
klrict OF Marlboro 1o all persons con
led in ae Esfaiso Of LSdA G BARBER,
f41Agf Gaiiford, deceased, intest1fe.
GREE7TNG.
WHEREAS, Henry Clark aud Philepa
Barber, Administrators Of the estate Of
the said deceased, propose 10 render their final
account OF their administration, and present
their acknowledgement said estate for allowance,
at the Probate Court 10 be holden at the. Re,
gister's Office in Bra,tleboro in said dis1Ns,
on the Sd "Wednesday Of November next |:
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
beiore'said court, at the time and place afore-
said, 10 show cause, if any you have, why the
said account, should NOT be allowed
Given under my hand aud the seal Of said
court, at Braitleboro in said district, this 10Th
day Of October, A. d. 1898.
BY order OF the Judge,
10 SAMUEL ELLIOT, Reg'r.
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CalicOes, SC.

1RAPlECEs; abou, 5000 yds. Eng French
lVO and Am. Prints High. Plaid Shawls,
Edinboro do; bPk Merino DO Ladies' Camb-
lets Camleteens Persian Cambleis Eng.
md Ftvpch MeEinos blk, blue biz, brown
aud Invisible Green Bombaznes and Alepines /;
supr. hid Gloves; blk and cold merinc Hose;
Linen Cambrics Linen Cambria Hdkis, &c.
just received aud for sale at very low prices
for CASH, PRODUCE, or GOOD CREDIT, by
BUTTON, CLARK &. Co.
Brattlebro, Sept. 25, 1888. 6w4
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adapted TO The season.
ALSO
Hard Ware.

DRASS Andirons, Shovel aud Tonss,
-D Knives and FORKS, Scissors, Rogers
Penkniyes, Wood Saws, X Cut Saws, Door
Trimmings, Files, Screws, Locks, Joiners'
Tools, Percussion Gunlocks, Smiths Vices,
Nails, Shoe Thread, Sadlery Ware, Sc. &c.
Just received for sale, by
oct.2 WILLISTON & TYLER.
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SUPERIOR COPPER
PUMPS.

VOU who want new aud highly improved
u pump,--with mettle boxes made ID a
durable and workmaniike manner--can find
just such an article (Which will be warranted
10 work well or the money refunded BY cali
ing a, the Brass Foundry, one door south OF
the High School Reference viii be given 10
gentlemen who have had the Pumps in opera
lion, Gs- Orders for Pumps addressed 10 the
subscriber, will be promptly attended TO.
WILLIAM GOULD.
Brauleboro, Sept. IA, 1898. Q
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The Count de Survers is shout 10 become
a resident Of Philadelphia, and intends TO erect
handsome mansion in the course Of the next
summer.
The ball room and baths attached TO the
Exchange Hotel at New Orleans, have been
rented at thirty-nine thousand dollars per
annum. nl
The body Of respectable dressed young
man with several buckshot in his back, and
his throat cut and pockets rifled, was found a
short time since in Scott County, Mississippi
Why are Blankets so called Because
they were first made in is4o. by one Thomas
Blanket.
The Sultan, according to letter from Con-
stantinople, has sent 20 the Queen Of England
splendid necklace, formed Of diamonds, rubies,
and emerads, valued atppwards of 100000
francs. T%e clasp is beautifully enameed,
bearing the cypher Of the Sultan, surrounded
by briants OF the first water.
The trouble between Franco and Switzerland
has been settled by the voluntary Withdrawals
of Louis Bonaparte, who had Sci out iof Epa&
land, after returning to the gbsernmenf b
Thurgau his certificate of naturalization.
Judge Bigelow, formerly ofsivorcester Co.
Massachusetts,, and author of the Digest Of
Reports, died recently at Peoria, Illinq&
1870
Ia Iafaaf Dsearf Considerable curiosis
ty has been excited in the neighborhood Of
Stenhousemuir for the last fortnight, by the
q birth ofan extremely diminutise child II
is girl. and was born at the full time. tho
measuring only seven inches. and weighing
he sdsgyspis; EhoNace Of this fairy-like
than his creators AsSa wetch-dial but we
struggles heexpired. With the mother u
Legislators and sages ofge1
nit me TO ask you how muelos
that creditor derived from ihes z III brk
and consequent death ofan amiasn OF n ~ a.
the bloom of youth, who witho'y propos- de'
". might have fourished, even ate prop tina
nament and glory to the natl Tor the re- rec
X, 10 the a. bal
Mr.. Duncan says. that tbs individual boz
continually whisks abanteharter should ed
pleto another" Visions ofthe safety.iund ~
we wonder asiey supported the apsead. "
70 Pc passlosemarks, and Mr. dillingham;
srtiisy-P rs4s. noes, l6e, So
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For Hardware,

PRUSHES, Combs, Plated Brittania, Iron
- and Hollow-Ware, Japanned Goods and
the best stock Of Table Gallery You win
call al II. a DIS.
Sept. 1888.