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Rrandreth's Pills.
s'Thc tmc riches Of Life are Health.

WYE know that health and ability TO labor the wealth
w oftbe great fthe people in this as in most 9th
countries TO preserve therefore, that health by nau
raj means grand moral and political scheme, to fulfil
which, requires our utmost attention.
The which has resulted from Bran
dreths Pits during period ofupwards eighty veyears
the and extraordinary which they have
performed upon hundreds OF individuals whom they have
rescued from. almost inevitable death, after they had been
pronounced ncuabe by the most eminent OF the faculty
Justify DIR Brandeth, the proprietor of this universal med
cine in warmly and conscientiousy recommending 10 the
special notice Of the public
Dr. Brandreth wishes mankind to consider this truth that
health depends the state of purity in which the blood is
kept every part of the body being supplied DAILY with
blood from the food consumed, consequently according to
the pueness Of that blood must the state of the body be
purifier Of the blood is question of little impo to
every individual.
That Brandre,hs Pills the most direct purifiers Of the
blood, there will be doubt when it is known that they
have gained their present very extensive sale by their
intrinsic merit proved by the which they
have accomplished in every variety ofdiseaso.
The peculiar action OF these pills is surprising their
Operations being or less powerful according to the
purencss Of the circulating fluid. On person fair
Of health who only costivo slightly bilious, they will
be scarcely elt the contrary the complaint be chronic
and the constitution be much deranpcd the effect generally
first is powerful until the system be freed of
Of its ytiated and tupld bumors. This accomplish
ed doses sufficient TO two three excavations
daily will the disease and the constitution will
be restored state Of health and renewed vgor
These pills recommended by thousands OF persons
whom they have cured OF consumption, influenza colds in
DIGESTION dyspepsia headache, asthma, gout rheumatism,
nervous her depression
spirits. fits palsy dropsy, Group, coughs whoopng cough
quinsy choc, cholera morbus, gravel, worms dysenary
deafness, scrofua, erysipelas ST. Anthonys fire. salt
rheum, white swengs, cancers umors sweled feet and
legs piles cosyeness, all erupons Of the skin, female
complaints OF every kind especially distractions eaxatons
&c. &c.
Such the reputation and great the demand for the
Genuine Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pills" that
counterfeit article made, GdretiScd aud sold genuine
and indv iduas who sell tho counterfeit pile,
advertised MemseUes my agents and have found IL
cossary to preserve the reputation OF my pills and the
public from imposition to furnish every agent with cert-
cate which is as foows;-
..RR AuRETuS LEGETAlLE IrNII EEGAL
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10 Am,rs. Price three and third rix del
Lars tsg 40) yer haa onne@.
. fnf sais ~ ths Rutisnd Doak store by " lAr.-
.sael4 ifc sT r,t hottie. o.cwou
LEVI LEwls. acena Wills. VI.
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FASHIONABLE HATS,
NOTICE TO HYeEIsTs IN VERMONT,

vJNHE GENUINE Morfison, Hvsesn NegeiAbc
Universal Neiieipe. 81 the Briiiss College Of health
GO srsis be hsd ia this state. The College have alp.
,..,.f,I I'D ,rat out
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Sir GEORGE TAYLOR.

Mr GEORGE TAYLOR,
On place Of II. Shepherd nost removed aud Of him
sol h, sg,n,, oay the genuine imported Medicine
=. oh;ssnri IN the United States. The medicine - IN
81 and 50 packets. with No. and Ps 10 them,an ia
lor,s o. - anil 81 els. each, with one kind IN box so
tina, Ma or 2 can be obsined separately " wanted ;
N spring the boxes will have both einds m them
sisA boxc. 81 powder, IS cts. each. We do uRbE
NJ. who wish 10 get hs "be,, Of medicines" TO attend
70 the following directions when purchasing N
vermont see II there !. label on tho box or packet
tesdiag Geo Taylor, Gen1 agent Of the United states
of Atnsrea, appointed by Morrison Moat Co. Brit
ssh College Of Health, Jss Morrsonthe lygei,t, Ham
nton Place. Kings Ctps,. London. Geo Tsyloy, Nor
rison Mas, Co.. AMI Jas. Morrison tho Hygeis,, are
fac ,miles Of their respective signa,uresi ALso-be
more particular to that each box packet ~ signed
IN Whiting by PAsGBoRs BRISsNAIp, and also sisn-
81 by the sub agent Of whom you purchasing al
tend to these rules AMI you will 20, the Genuine PILLS
snl will get article that will DO you good # Medi-
cns can. Should arY lie offered IA Vermont without all
Of the sbove signatures them the public may rest
,ured that ihey 20, made by Morrison the Hyceist
Applications Tor sub Agencies will be promptly atton
del 10, terms liberal. No Druggsfor Poddor will be
appointed ia any whatever every sub agent will
have certificate Of hts appointment signed by Geo
Taylor y. 8 Agen snd signed IN writing by Pangborn
4 Brnanaii, state agents for Vermont, and nted
certificate Of appointment, 10 suspend 10 ms place OF
bu'ne', and by the request Of any person they will
show the written appointment signed by us. We con-
reenou,ly recommend this medc cine 70 all who need
msdcine II be given safely and with good effect TO
young children, well grown persons Those who
have usej H. DO invariably continue its whenever
they neei any medicine. The reputation Of II is well
established and needs flaming. putting advertisements
20 tubsin H. Il has been injured by counterfeit, bat
the c,llogo have seat out agent in whom they have
perfect confidence II r their and his and intention
60 DO Whist TO enable those who wish IT, to get
the genuine Morris5n's HygeAn Vegetable Universal
Medicine made at the British College Of Health Lon
den.
PANGBORN & rRTNsMtID,
Vermont State Agents, appointed by Geo. Tay
lor, Is Chamber II. New York.
Mossrs DAVIS & RonERTs, Of Factory FONT, aro the
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THos. c. FARYswoRTH.

CoRsw.It Posr Ornor, VI April G, 1885.
Desr sr--The Mschless Sanh'Ne !. very hfghy Is
ie'aef thr quarter, and il getting into general use
Yours &c.
SAMUEL EvERTs, r. W.
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BOOKS & STATIONARY
FOR SALE AT THE RUTLAND
BOOKSTORE.

WAfLANDS Political Economy and Moral Sccnto
w Iiarpers Family Library, Bancrots History Ilnted
Siaes Boys and Girls Library, leach series Of useful
seadng) Church Manual, Josephus Works Fo,oa Chris.
tan Martyr, Pilgrims Progress the Mothers Book Abois
Corner Stone, Young Christian, Colridpis Table Tai
Dcks Future State, Great Teacher Puritan I,eachor.
rlea ior The West, Spiritual Songs with the Notes Holy
lying, Bushs Notes Joshua aud Judges Barnes Notes
christian Tyre and Supplement the Poor Rich Man and the
hch Poor Man. Young Mans Guide, Home by Miss Sher.
MOOD LADIES Cabinet Library, Mother at Home, Child at
Home, the Young wife, Lockhaus Life Of scott the Young
Ladies Friend, Poems by Mrs Sigouney, Daughter. DIVA
Book, Boys Own Book. Western and Pa to1r So-rs,er
IN ono Volume " Mo. Mise lemans Poems diamond ed
extra GIT Fosters Book Keeping and Penmanship Mill.
tonary, Maryatts miscellaneous Works compete in ono
Volume, Watts on the Mind Guide the Conscience Man
" Poty Matthias and his 1mposturcs, Live and Let Live
Marnh Monk, Life of liaron Page the New Universal Let
ter Writer, Rowleis Interest Tables Martha a Memorial
OF an only and Beloved Sister oors History Of Ireland
Hollis Missionary Anecdotes, &c.&c
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IL a u A aY

ENRoh the subscriber. BENAJAH IVES. an indsai-
4 si boy ased 10 year. AL Perops sr. hereby for
I'D trusting him Oh my see0uDt
BENJAMIN ClL.LET.
Tinnoulh, June II, 1889. resw
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nrsu pofr Orrist. Naaf.t CO T., Nsrrh % lies
Dear ~s-la A. hours sfiss received thc package 81
sans'rs sii oil OF rapi have 6. 80 o. iht cuif
suu ihst Il nn,i q. % that ~ n rfcoansu3fd 60 he. u
V ,ubasrt &c ssy The, ths beasf derived trcma ihot
II " has coovincea The Do~s Pf,uGosd Of it' si-
~ The enclosed snvncy you Wi pcs 10 my account.
sod wuh yea Ia ssnd more Of The Sensitive ~ s"on
- cs.ateatea'. Repeatedly &c.
JOHN d. CROSBY, r. NJ
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PAYGBORN ( rRIYsMND.

Vermont siatc Agtnt', appointed by Goo. Tay
lor, 10 Chamber II. New York.
Mossrs DAVIS & RoBERTs, Of Factory Point. arc the
e,e A,on,s for the county Of Bennington. 1857
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

rsrsoiif ,rai ns wori ~, Ne 81 quite vsioouj arfss
D uassf n iheui sny irsuh.e 49, tpt, he shai wholly
rscoqsf Your 90 hafic.
-fnt'rsif.l 1. 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
THOMAS CROSBY.
Bra,ileboro, March 10. 1888,

az Certificate from Henry Clark Esq. Of BrGtHeJOro
Thus certfes that had suffered for many months from
an obstinate cough which resisted great variety Of med
icines, until used bottle Of the NdfehIes Sanafire
which removed j, entirely in the OF two three
weeks and rostoredme to excellent health.
HENRY CLARK.
Brsltloboro, March 10, 1885,
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ELEECE Pulled and Tag Wool. Wanted by
l. BURT 4 MASON.
Rutland. June p, 1893. "a
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"BRANDRETIfS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS."
Security against CO,mterteiis.

Security against Commercials.
The within named Fene g. Parmalee, of Middlelown.
Vermont Connecticut Except Fairfield county, llampden
Hampshire and franklin Counties Mass. Cheshire aud
Sullivan Counties, n, Hampshire.
In The United States Of .qmerica
And this letter which is signed by b. BRANDRETH,
in my hand writing. must also be signed by the within
named General Agent, whose will also appear in the
principal papers the United States This caution has
become absolutely necessary guard the public against the
numerous couneres which out Of the above popular
medicine.
b. BRANDRETH, MD.
New York, February 90, 1887.
Geo, p. Walton our General Agent for Vermont lex
cep Windsor, Windlam Rutland and Bennington countes
and authorised to appoint and supply agents in The State
FERRE & PARMALEE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITsi
All Pills, purporng to be DR. Brandre,hs and sold by
persons without certificate as above Counte1ft,
Tie JOilO,cing are Ferre &. Par7naiees agents !:
Geo. p. Walton, General .4ge1t.
Jackson & Ketcham, brandon,
Henry Simonds, PiiStord,
A. Allen, FdrhGuen
Boyn,on & Austin, Or,cel,
Mr. Horton, HuJLartoa
f. Aiken, Benson,
ii. L. White, Cdstloton,
Levi Lewis, Welis.
Stanley Lefiingwell & Co. Hest Poultney,
A. Bliss East Poultney,
Merritt Clark, BIddlefoicn,
ii. Clark, PaWiett,
Thomas M'Daniels, Dainty,
N. w. Sawyer, Tinmouh.
d. ii. Sabin, Waiiingford
c. d. Hall, Clarendon,
WIN. Fay General Agent for the counties Of
Rutland and bennington. 29:ly
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
l. c Orvis, Mdnehesfer.
Cheney & Harrington Factory Point
Harrington & Langdon, Dorset,
G. Moore Jr., Eosi Rupert,
c. Elwell, Hesf Rupert,
Deming 4 Hill. arlington,
J. & A. Houghton, South ShgflsJwy,
n. l.. Robinson, Bennington d Potennl.
/ JNLEECE, Pulled and Tag Wool. Wanted by
l. BURT 4 MASON.
] patl.ni Inns
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plPLEY 4 PIERPoINT bsye this day received
lSsmsll invoice 81 Broad Cloths, Csssimeres, Blue
Black tlk, &c.
Also few Ugh, eolorsd Bonnet Silks
Rutland. Juae q. 1888 81
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Gui!forl, March 10, 1898.
From Tinothy Georse, q. Domination. N

FROM Timothy George, Esq, Orrngton, Me.
my wife has been considered Of consumptve habit
Tor two yea, offended with severe cough but has al
wby or generally attended 10 her domestic concern.
uuu the iortpsn oi hast winter when she had severe
attack OF pam IN her SIDE. and distressed for breath
'dstey called upon Of best no
attended CAREFUL. upon her, and Was well satisfied
with hH ,estmeut Of her case though her distress was
partially sleviaed, there hope Of her recovery
Der Doctor told her that she had the consumption AMI
Inst her LEFT LUNG MAS PARTIALLY CON
SthkD. and seemed 10 despair OF her recovery well
As myselL we calculated the could not continue but
Sbofi time, he left her nolhins bot sleeping powder 70
command her res,. when proT,dsntialiy fel IN with
those s4natVe Drops, AMI though she wss altogether
tathlsrs the Ont drop che took gave her relief
continued taking thsm, ensely according 20 the diree
,oushef sPPstts restored 10 chiidt appetite.
AMI che Continued Ersd0sly 10 that 10 not
kuou bat her heaiA good a has beoa ti.st
~ zsarrsod, SAY years,
N.B. She took abou, and ope half bottle, when
shs called hsFtsh YELL,
TIMOTHY GEORGE.
ornngtoa. Name, Agril %, ie38'
J-Ihs above 9edssiss i Cor sale by d. S RON.
Land. Csoersl Agent. 1853 MIshing;on strest 3 osou
Shsrs Hs@fsoss afiors eGtt1g 70 Ne good sFa, sf ~
sHsaesa< Ny ss seen. Alsa ssl4 ~ mos, q iAs iss
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~ Certificate from Sami Cutting, E'q, Of Gngord
ermonf
samuel Cutting, Of Gulford, VI would certify that
have suffered for more than two years past from Sc
we're lung complaint, attended with severe pain 10 nv
side end back and with general debility. have used
great variety Of medicines from various Physicians in
his vicinity, and received advice iron the most eminent
Physicians OF Boston. without the least benefit am
using the last bottle Of the .haAess which
medicine has greatly relieved The pain in my side
comparatively well, nd my strength has gained very
much feel conflent that the Sanare alone has al
ir1ed me The relief and would eheerully recommends
Il to ell who ere suffering with lung complaints and
advise them TO Try the medicine without DELAY
SAMUEL CUTTING.
Cuiferi Marrh 20 toqo
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NJ; A''f''' T RFIE lYPs SFs2oiI S :'l'
Rotlsnd, June Is, 1895. 81
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CfrtiGcate Of B. G. Paddock.

Cazcnovia, June H. 1887.
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hL Subscribers wal pay sir price Tor clean wash.
l. 81 neeoe Wool. Pslisd DO. & Clean Tar,
They have just fsee Cod1sh. Msekerel Rice and ma
ny kinds Of new aud deSrsble god which they ofsf
a. very low Prcss Troy supsrfns Flour IN bEls. aud
hsf bbis HoDCFs A. ca rOpr
kgilsaa, June 60, Igsa "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

We copy the following notices from the
baltimore papers, FOR the infOrmalioa Of our
friends whe msy vki, the Eas,era and North
srn eiliss lhs Spring:
kA'L-hoAp TO PnLIpELruiA-- TPie; Ssy
The 6rsi train Of Cars leaves the espo, oI,
Pratt street, Baltimore, daily (exespt sunday J
~ 81 o'clock, A. NJ. and arrives ia PhiiadeI-
Phia about o'clock, which gives passengers
20 hour, in that city before the cars star,
for New York. Fare through BY this iioe two
dollars.
The second train, with the U. s. Mail. leaves
tho depot, Pratt street, BALTIMORE, daily at 81
A. NJ. Passengers dine At wiimiagios, aud
arrive IN Philadelphia also In time 70 take tho
evening cars fVr New York. Fare through
by this line, three dollars.
TAs Stan Bosis Of the Citizens Union Line
leave the tower end Of Dowly's Wharf, South
street, Baltimore. every morning al 6I o'clock
fIr Philadeiphis. Fare through, two doilars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

Difference Of Oginion.-In one
House Of Congress, Mr.. CambrelenF.
The party leader. calls Tor a new grant
OF Treasury Notes 10 the amount q
Ten millions. While ST.. Denton. he
great head Of the v. Barrn forces IN ihs
other house (unle,s delhioned BY the
new ally } protested, IN hes lat gre a
spceeh," that be would sever again
vote ior On issue q Treasury Notes
Under these ciScumslsnees, what are
The fsi,hlul 10 do3 Whom follow
ln.M CArsale..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

FLoRiDA.-Ths Indians continue hostili-
ties. The whole family Of ar. Girsi. 10
cOlu@bianA county. were murdered by them
. fs~ days sincs. The !at engagement was
between party Of % or IS Indians. and
two companies Of U. S. dragons. under the
eommssd Of Capt IIewsOn, near Fort Mel
Ion. AZ ususl, the AhiIes came of second best.
Capt. %. lost four Of his men, was wounded
himself, and took four prisoners, and killed,
as is supposed. several Of the Indisns-lhe ba-
lance escaped"
The AIexaHdria GaEstis states, a. one O.
TIE on diis Of the day. that General Jesup is to
be recalled from tie Florida service. and that
an order TO that eject is nov on ils way to
him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
MORE DisAFFRCTIoN-On. ANOTHER
DEsgtg1 w.

The Ws'hiagisa Correspondents q tie Dali.
saorS Psirios, q Saturday lest, ssys.
AZ. ti.HEa. - Obis. (bisl,-rta '.b,ra.,.,.
seys" ststirr surrensy" Vnn fi,srrsit-1 49,
iilc iFpiHlssuis into grezi sssfts8o, ssy ,r a.
uanss ~ Representative. ~ hrinEisg Esyssf,i :
loai FFsoiuii0a. dire, w sssreg a. shss Gr-io,s
sfrd ars.ruy itE sJ,ifs shish h-a - Lag sssu.,l
lhr ssin,iuisifsliua b. Zee eof,iu.t togsssis -
hzisslaE Institutions a iis1 c1uniry AGfs ~.
irffinE ~ tie egfuuEsi eoniioa u asF sisrrensv
risi rashsnFsa. eonImcrss and EFt4FFsl hsfsis~ss,
saii 10 ~ Tea tist euaae ~ ne Baste haze -
FFrttei drtifs io Frtuuas sberis paymgnfa. ti,is
friFp1Ttliaaly fsailHiua proposes o. dsalsrr.
ghh ~ IRE foria set soiFulaity. the na,s,s ~
~ 8sHsis sd ilauas - Representative ~ tlr
uisiied ~ tfa 81 Anrfira b. Css,zrvss sssrtsbirI
- ~ issi = uii hfeonrs AZ ssfg II ~ 6ssae-ai
0stcgnself fTasfk ihai kirs,fs Watsar. a.
aars - -THs pUTf o. tfoVanunsarl a.
ADA ttlts ~ rrrsitislr is,itis .isnsr 49,,
srffaiH ihFn " thsiF iassisi,is sn.ffa n fafi
ihrig nbiiEaiisna. fs FeiFts a. uasfs II 49, es.
.l'.s.'iy, s''d FsaiFs - ~ lropss syvss esusu-
tsTlNs uEntuni
ssa give ysa ~ 49, q ~ susuriss tl.is
isossseai ersptrs. Tie raifiisui sssastafss ~
~ 9pseF 80 - haoe ~ o. u-.ks q ia
w. htNEa - ~ i4FoItuii nls,, b. his p 80 ~
W BE faeFs arhsiinE 1857 lhsa .ny ssiasinis-
truttea E.aa u ~ isoses iiis a.f-stsr.r eostf
- ssFisIs iuss % lAers - iais eliii-.l I.ssi,sA
AeiliirE 80 hfaft 90 shiie ~ ruse.l.firs.s
- 81 BE 9eiifsa 80 fesigsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

We noticed yesterday. that AIr. Par.
TON. ~ho has been elected a member
oil The Executive Council Of Virginia,
had notified the Legislature Of his &C.
cePiancc Of the Office. and also ,ha, he
had declared his intention TO retain III.
seat IN Congress until the enG Of the
present session. The Legislature, on
receiving Mr.. PATToS's letter, passed
a resolution declaring that they expect
Mr.: PATTON TO qnalify for the Office
with the least delay compatible with
hIs personal convenience"
Dali. Chseniels.
n. u Mr.. Patton resigned his sat ia Con-
81 ~ ca MSnday Lat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

the BALTIMORE MAILS BY = late
arrangement the mats are caIrlsd, A. former
", OF. the railroad from Baltimore Co Har-
Pers-FerTy. ~ this convey aRes we ought to
receive. ~ Ne did when this arrangement be-
fore existed. The morning papers oG Blltimors
N the evening Of the sans day they are PRINT
ed. This, however. from some cause unknown
Tn M, u not :he case. we sci ION receive our
papers from that city until the de-, after their
publication, and sometimes not that soon.-.
Tho ears do not leave Baltimore until late in
the morning. and II the packages from tho se-
Veral daily Offices are placed in tie olIieo ~
promptly ne f'rmerly, there must he a default
ut Nome Of ihs pot Offices between that city
and llarpers-Fsrry. The editors Of Baltimore
wonld obliEe us, as we'll as many Of their pA.
irons IN this qratier. b. doing what they can
foru in the premises. Their city !, locked to
~ the great loantain-head of Intelligence, and
every delay or failure IL the mails from there
causes = serious disappointment amongst our
citizens.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

Wire a. SsaH Caaigs goss.-Tbe
Roughhespsie EsEis iaysf Amos
Kendall, Esg. Podmaslsf General Of
ne Jared States. has seat az osder 10
ne Postmaster 81 ihis place, directing
him 70 iiaaspou all ihe funds received
n TIE Posl-oaice here. 10 New York
~ specie Last seek be took down
5000 thai Bad bees sssapsd lozsiher
irsm ne seaaty chaaea thai yst a..
aains amoag a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The Legislature has 10 dsshs sss M. se-
jcurnsd, 'i.s lie; bal ne haze no fsPsrs from
RieAaesa isias dan Saturday iasi. u which
,ias both hossss were basiIy sssassd 10 wind
ING sP The basias.s 81 The sssslcs. TIE House
Oa Friday passed rsso'u'iOu 10 nJjOurn hasl-
~. with ths ssnasss saeeusFsses. on sa,sr-
dsy.ss' il is probable that Aoadsy OF Tuesday
Vas the dsy % sSjpspusai- No issisr from
oar esrrsspOSisa, this weekend our notice
Of he Preossdiags Of the las, week (which ere
not very Interestingly ne ere obliged 10 pOsi-
Pons fos want sf space.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12


Henry CLAYIN THL SoUTH.-E Eve
~ mail from the South gives add.
IIonsl evidence ofihe growing popular.
ny Of this distinguished Statesman. A
large and respectable meeting OF The
Wings OF BoUisisna was lately held al
Ne% Orleans. 10 take into considefa.
ton The subject oflhe neSi Presidency
and TO make choice Of candidate upon
whom 10 concentrate their sirengt
The meeting recommended tie expe.
dieney Of holding 4 national Conven.
ton, 10 nominate and supper, one can
dIda'e. and notwithstanding they pre-.
ierTed Henry Clay 20 be that man
they expressed a determination 10 give
their support 10 The candidate upon
whom the Convention might Ultimate.
~ settle.
ln Ibis expression ~ their wishes
The eiiikens q New Orleans afs but
responding 10 the rnihusiastie calls
which are masking IN every quarter Of
The Union BY the Whig pshv 10 raliy
around the standard n ihe Kentucky
Orator. 70 ihs approaching contest Tor
The Presidency.
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GLORIOUS RESULT

j MEMBER or CONGRESS C5LN.ED
!" the tI-'e) Mr.. C,li,yb District. Ai4inr.
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Amoog'I the AeIS passed 81 the late session
Of the ohio Legislature, vas one " To repeal
IN eel prohibiting the sstsblshsenl within
Ohio Of any branch, ore. or agency Of tho
Bank Of The United States. !" he.