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Interpretations Of ProfessorShepparl
u Bristol. Connecticut, IL is said. have led
10 the discovery Of one Of the richest e IL
Il copper ore hitherto known. The veins
are 90 feet broad, aud not deep.
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Negro S.1Taye.-I'hs House Of Re-
rresenlaliTfs 81 CONNECTICUT. BY \ vote AZ
l65 To %. have refused 10 recommend
the eKrunging Of the word ''whiie' in
Ihai clause Of the constitution which spe-
eities aha. shall be rniilled 10 Tole.
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Notice.
Meeting Of the IE'ardens of
fhe Esnas.

ifiiE wardens "fthe Poor, f.r Orange coun.
- ~, will meet at the Poor House on the
first Monday IN September ntxt.
A Superintendent will be appointed on that
day; persons desiring the appointment can
therefore make application.
All persons having business will attend d,
that time; and all applications for admitting
persons should then be made.
ED. STRUDWICK.
June 6. go
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07
Testimony No. ..
GERMAN SANATlVE.

Extract from ,he Essex Register, pu bIished In
Salem, Massachusetts.
The Agents for the sale Of this Invaluable
medicine in this city, have in their possession
statements Of many instances which have al.
ready voluntarily been made 10 them of benefit
resulting from lie use. inquirers can be direct.
ed TO the individuals BY calling Al The Book.
store Of the agents.
IVES & JEwErT, 100 Essex sssses.
Testimony No. 8.
From the Boston Morning Post
THE MATCHLESS SANATIvE.
By an article 10 our paper 60 day, ID will be
seen that this medicine has lost none otis vir-
tues by crossing the Atlantic-for il appsarsto
be working similar cures in America 10 tkose
which have assonished Europe.
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Notice.

IT, THE WOOL CARDING Ma
CHINE a, Freeland's Mills, is now in
readiness for the despatch Of work. a, the
usual prices.
j. J. FREEL.ND. 3.
June 6. %
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physicians, mgsl foFsEsr sslsbiish ihs rharse.
Ter 81 the sanalIEe as being nIGhnus Fsallsl
% the history az nlsdieiBs.
Testimony No !.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-08-10
WORD TO THE Wing YoUYG MEH.-AIuch

A WORD TO THE WING You've MEN.-NJucl,
OF The success obtained over the spois party in
Connecticut, New York and other states, was CIV.
ing to thorough organization and vigorous action
on the part of The young men. they are not tram
me'led ny old association nor governed by old
names-bu Inslinctivey, as it we're, dscriminale
between true and false patriotism. They 20 for
The country and the measures calculated 10 promote
its welfare, regardless ofparly slang aud party tao
TICS No class OF our population have suffered so
severely as they have from the destructive measures
OF the administration, which have doomed them to
inactivity. They feel and know that their free
spirits and noble energies have been crushed I'm.
der the weight of "a leaden despoism which would
deny them the use of borrowed capital, because il
can only be obtained by credit Our manufactures
have been nearly destroyed internal impro, ements
have been Observation-Disclosures of every ind has been
brought 10 dead stand, and all this to carry out
The insane projects Of our rulers. And where are
the young men of Vermont, in such a state of
things! driven from their native green hills in
swarms TO the reg ions of the west and south west,
They are fall of health and activity-they love en-
terpr'se-they cannot remain here idle and inact.
i've. Those that remain may do much to bring
about a better state of things. Let them now come
forth in body aud sustain the men and the princi.
pies that will sustain them Let them eschew the
banelul doctrines OF loco focosm which would de.
sroy all Indictment to honest industry by rendering
iIs fruits insecure. BY their united and vigorous
efforts much can be accomplished arouse then.
ye Whig young men, and come TO the rescue
The country is with you. The wise men and the
good men of the land are with you. Our fathers
our Olin, and Strong, andLangdon our Galusha.
and Painter. and Butler, and IeIand-the old and
strong men of the early days of Vermont, are gone.
They have left bright example of honor and flel.
ny IN Inc country. Differing as they did on MANY
political topics in their day, there is not one among
them who would not have aJhorred the Iicentions
and demoralizing principles ofthe present loco foco
party. The sacred duty of preserv ing untarn shed
the fair fame of your beloved state deyoves on YOU
1t can only be executed by Wig lance and untirins
activity in resisting the encroachmens of corruption
and tyranny in whatever specous gab they NAV
approach. -Caiedonian,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-08-10

person be black or white as to adopt the
term federalist and democrat in the present
array Of political parties. There would be
no greater absurdity in reviving the names
of Guelph and Gibbeline two parties in Eu.
rope in the 10th century and applying them
to the political divisions in our day and
country, than there is in clubbing them with
the epi'hets fcderaist and democrat. as is
now done. 1t is sufficient to undeceve the
public mind on this subject where it would
be apt to be imposed upon by the constant
mlsappllca'on of these terms that many
who were iederalists in the days when the
parties were designated alone by these
names. are saunch supporters of Jackson
and Van Buren, while many who were then
called democrats are among their uncom-
promising opponents. These facts alone
are sufficient | say to refute the charges,
the impudent assertions OF those who labor
to make up different issue. And also, in
relation to banks, notwithstanding the I'M
weared endeavols of those mendacious
prints the loco foco papers, TO make the
people believe that the creation, and aristo.
cratic influence of banks is chargeable to
the Wings. as party, it is we'll enough
known by every one who is we'll informed
on the subject that by far the greater part
OF these odious institutions of which the
sel-sty'ed democrats complain, were char.
tered by Jackson and Van Buren, egisla.
lures. AS these sage bodies ha,ched them
out, let the party own, and train their lepit.
innate offspring instead of laying their faults
at the door OF the Wings. When we be-
hold the audacious impudence, and efftont-
cry of those who can in the face and ewes
OF truth, and stubborn fact persist in insult
ing the common sense Of community by re-
asserting the allegations which have here
for the hundrcdth time nailed to the counter
we may at once conclude that so destitute
is the rotten sinking cause of Van Burensm
of every thing like reason and substantial
argument. that these are the only maj erial.
of which they can manufacture a pci,ica
paragraph. A Halter OF LIES.
| Huntington, .4ugusL 7, 1888.
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1t cannot be expected that arguments
will be offered TO persuade men TO this
course. Arguments addressed to The feel.
iDgs or passions may produce a temporary
impression but they are of little avail
To arrive at safe conclusions men must be
left to the influence of their own minds
they must think and act for themselves,
and we shall see the force of their reaso
ing in The course they adopt. Men of sound
minds will not be apt to proclaim that
change has taken place in their views.--
It will be quite enough that their actions
show their sincerity. The babling brook
soon spends its fury: it is the deep stream
that moves in silence, whose force is felt,
and whose waters nourish.
This subject addresses itself with pecu'
liar force to all intelligent men, and is it
too much to say that the prosperity of our
common country calls upon all for deep
thought, consideration, and action. There
is a crisis in our affairs; the elements are
in commotion, aud men are called en- for
renewed examination. In this course there
is no room for danger and may be much of
benefit. say not that the fate of the 70
public depends on the issue Of this election,
but that it is means of promoting or re
tarding our prosperity is certain. 1t is left
in the hands of men whose intelligence is
admitted and whose virtue none are at lib.
| erty to doubt. SENEX.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-08-10

THE REAL DEMocRAcY,-Tbe preteu
sion of the Vanites to be the Democrat
party appears evidently absurd when view
ed in the light Of facts. tn Vermont, it
we'll known, that of the prominent men id
political Offices in l9l2-'l4 and so on. wbo'
were in favor of the war. we now find them
arrayed in the ranks of the Democratic,
Wing party; while on the other hand.
many of The leading federalsts of that day.
are now foremost in, and compose the AL
ministration party. Gov. Galusba, Hon,
Mark Richards, Hon. Isaiah Fisk. Gov,
Butler, Gov Crafts, and others, were ~
are staunch Wings, and Chittende en- and HI,
associates are now ranked with the suppo,.
tiers of Martin Van Buren,. Another far,
in 1914, or bouts, the town Of
Burke gave only some ID or 16 votes TO,
the federal candidates; at the election las
fall in that town, the vote for the Demo.
cratic Wing candidate for Governor. wa,
1856, and for the Van Buren, candidate 81.
Burke maintains its consistency, and will
at the next election. give a larger Demo.
cratic Wing majority than last year. What
say, frcemen of Burke, will you not ID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-08-10

parison between Mr.. Briggs and Mr..
Allen. Had the former been nominated
by the voice of the convention | would
support him heart and hand. As it is the
regular candidate by them proposed for
our SURFACES, being our present represen.
tative he shall receive the sanction at the
ballot box, of A VOTER.
Huntington, August 9Th, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-08-10

u'Many Wings heretofore in this par
OF the State, have found it convenient toI
commence journies about this time in thd|
year and be absent till after the 1st Tues
day OF September. Such was the case las
year TO considerable extent. We hop
that no wing will now leave his post with
out the most urgent necessity. Vermont
expects every man to his duty" The
first business and greatest pleasure of every
man should now be to discharge faithfully
the duties he owes to the State and he o
forward the great Revolution which will
soon expell the Cloths and Vanda!s FROM
Rome. CtiedOniem
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ory-our o'on government. Our present ruler,
must be set aside, and the powers of the people
entrusted TO agents who will hear their voice and
be guided by their will, and the consequences wi
be quickly perceived 10 renewed activity and geneI
ia prosperiiv
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THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NE


THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
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NO MlRcUElY :JoR CopAIyA

A Boz 7 six months ngo had the misfortune 10 get
IA a SECRET disease, for which have applied 10
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the disnAse got worse, break out large ulcers
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feSIdly
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%AARDs Vegetable Hair Oil, for The restoration
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HARPER's CLASSICAL LIBRARY,
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ienemcn S fine fashionable black silk hats; do black
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