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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-19
SeSefG6te STRENGTHENING
PLAS TER.

a oUkE preventive for Cont, Rheuma,i,m
4 N pans and weakness in the Breast. Side
Back or Limbs If applied in season. II Is aIsc
h'ghiy useful in liver complaints. dsnenso
coughs, colds and difficulty of breathinp-g;v'
ing telei by It's warming and soothing onali.
ties. f"""'
This article, who has been used more thu,
twenty years IN private practce-durnp which
Time IT has proved itself an invaluable article
now offered to the public of superior merit
10 using this plaster, no interruption i'm regu-
'ai habiis Is required; and il does not render a
person liable 10 take cold-and beiuq already
spread upon soft leather the trouble and veya-
uon attending the spreading of pIasters bv ner-
sons unacqualnt d with, or having no conren-
FENCES Tor 50 doing, are avoided.
PERSONS leading sedentary lives, or those
wnose business require bending or stoopinp
poslilon-and consequently are moro or lie
troubled with pains in the breast SHE o. h"c 1s
VIII md Immediate relief by APPLYING one Of
snese plasters to the parts affected. those az
n'rtee win Rheumatism will find mos, ouetino
lene' III 'he use OF these plasters, as they Gre,
aa warmth and action TO the parts TO which
they are applied. " "''''"
ne recommendation following is from one of
our most respectable ciiiZcns;-
S,nu. Hartford, Nov. 6, 1886.
having been afflicted for many wears Win min
HI " . meek ana about my shoulders hy what IL
'sHeh nervous Affection" accomnanird NJ 80 70
tnn rheumatism, had made use of many n,rscSin'
,ons' 20 niue effect Recenly observing y,r ad,ar-
ansd l n, o. the xese,"be Strengthening Plaster, OBJ
ween ,he mmn you kindly fitted TO the neck and be-
ing relief and would cheerully recommend The ar,;-
NC TO persons who are afflicted with similar c"n,I;
Respectfully, BENJ. HnSTI '"p,yi y,
Prepared and sold by JAMES b. GILMAN !
o' Gls and APothecary, Hartford, Conn; al,
:, s',e oy LUTON Y CLARK, Brattleboro,
M s,,nS lV yW, west Halifax, VT; JONES &
'ooDNow, Nottingham, VI. "' - W.
October %, 1887. ' .
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p AIN TING

THE subscriber continues to cary !.
n Painting business, first door ,oo %G
DuttLn & ClaEke's store, where he vii; Ipo .ai
to ail kinds OF Ornamental and Chair p,; ss'''
aud Imitation Of various kinds If ro a.1'';
stone. Also, Sign Painting and Gl,, S" "
House painting aud Papering DONE II.
and abroad. N'"' al S9
Cabinet Furniture taken in e,rh,,..
painting chairs, &c. Old Furpiin,s s' '.:. Y
and vanished. ''F1a
Paints mixed as usual, and warranted, :, !
well. Llnseed Oil, by the gallon Or S,rs
cheap as can be bought in this town ~
Oil, Japan, Putty. &c. +. VAN DOoRy
Brattleboro, Sept. 20, 1897. "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-19
SHIN PLASTERS.

The Nashville Union informs us thai
General Jackson has received very few
ohin-Plasters, and that he is not at all cas-
down by the recent manifestations of popula,
sentiment He ascribes the revolt OF the
people TO their ignOrance-and INDUCES the
hope that they will grow wise RAPIDLY. Mr.
Van Buren, ought to have known the oninion
OF the "Greatest and Best" before he uttered
the broad charge of bribery against rho
people. He will get out of the foolslens II
he dos'nt look sharp
wen, between these two high and illus.
,rio1s characters, the poor dear people fare
badly. According to one they are fools, and
according TO the other. they are knaves, and
according to the combined authority of the
TWO, they are both fools and knaves.
Inc Union also informs that General
JACKSON does not consider himself the father
OF the Shin-Plaster system. IL such be the
.act ne must enjoy happy nsensibIitv to
Tue mischief OF his own hands: For what.
ever may have been his design, il is und..
hlaole' that his measures have broupbt ,ba
country 10 an lrredeemable paper currency
--expeelled specie from circulation ma
rendered necessary the introduction of Shin.
Flasters'-Richmond Wig
"A CAPITAL JoKE.-The last strong hold
OF van burenism in Ohio, our readers are
aware was recently purified, by the unex.
Pec'ed election of MIR Coffin (Wbio1 for
congress, over Mr. McCook ". BieTbe
,t as.nla Star says, of this last gentleman
Ina, ne was SO confident of success ,ha, ha
mac procured and packed his clotbinn .nd
nau lnaue preparations to start for Wash |
ngi@n 'ne next morning after the special
wl Inc Grand Jury, at East Cambridge on
wednesday found bill of indiclmen, a. ~
sans pr Wm Graves for the murder OIL
mrs NJ A. Wilson, last August.
Briggs Bulletin.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-19
strengthening Plaster, Or
Sabre.

hR s. c. HEWETT'S (be bo,....
- Boston, Mass. Strengthens pl:sr-
Dr Hewett having been interrupted IN bnm
iesslonal pursuits by constsn, calls fr kr i
ter, has been obliged TO offer il for al, nj
recommended to be applied in the foIbsri
cases, VIZ: iorpains and weaknessiu Il, III
stomach, sides and loins, rheumatism ,,i \
effects of mercury, corns and lbe eBetp n
consequences of sprains, dislocalion, and m
lures, and IN many eases of liberated az,s
cleansing and healing them. and in lad
weakness. DIR II. doesnol advertise tbs n
icine TO sponge the public. but becaus. I'D
valuable salye, calculated 10 and will nIr
human suffering. II will be sufficient WIN,
eT DIR Ii. is known, to secure the sale d {
plaster, TO say il is one invented and pn,u
by him. DR. II. will also prepare nstrn
which will shortly be offered for sale lhaa|
certain cures for the tic doloreau or neua.s|
and for the hermoroids or piles. No and
will be authorized for sale BY DrHeuenue
the label on the same be signed By bin, S
HewcIt's.'
For sale wholesale and retail BY
JOSEPH STEEN,
Bookseller, BrallIsaGl
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H"ssage " agon 10 Trr

A BAGGAGE WAcsrs
DID e.. leave Bra,iIebOpSrT-
..sTss4ss once week, and and T Il X
Il r. DID Freight to TmyftCsH|
---'ssa cents per bundled. In
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-19
MATCHLEss sANATIyE.

DAVID S. ROWLAND, the General American
Agent for this mighty medicine, (invented by
the immortal Goelicke Of Germany has great
pleasure in publishing the following highly inn
portant letter from respectable gentleman in
New York, which he has recently received,
very lreRs ,albeIs Of similar characteristics
agents, especially in Salem, as VIII Be ss4t bis
low-which together with the annexed certiG-
cate from three eminent German Physicians.
must forever establish the character of the
San"t've, as being without parallel in the
history of medicine.
Raefan
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-19
New York, February %, 1887.
BesCare of CORnterTeifsyy

Al piIs .purporling TO be DR.. Brandrcth,s
ana sold by persons without certificate of
agency signed by Dr. Brandreth and by us as
general agents for him, are eounterfeits.
JOSEPH SrEES is our agent for the county
vi w lnoham, and is authorised to appoint and
Supply agents, and the only person who sells
the genuine Pills.
.(eow6m17) FERRE& pARNEJFF
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-19

Bratileboro. going West. can have lbe;, ~,
carried TO Tryyand there stored Or iei,s MI
as directed. For further iDformalioO ~ = :
The Agent at Chase's Hotel, BmnsInn \
S. II. Bridge. Nav ,S,s 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-19

S'U"H5 '"''ge o. IIIhsGaIe. On thew..
are two small Tenements, which eop msnlsI
high and ready rent, aside from the I% a'a
commodious Tavern House. Ati0ch .",se III
Tavern are convenient Barns and an r', !. 'o,aR
privilege OF water, conveyed BY arons sii'elIeii
every department Of the premises. 'TTrSS''ni'
longs to II about eight acres of as ,ho a~'e
as lies in the valley of the Ashuelo .'.e LAM
wool. presents rare opportunity to flo , y,
Terms OF payment made easy and ,,,;,
tory. For farther particulars enon;,a ''' s,
subscriber at Nortl field, Mass. or Of N, I. u
ERIcK HuNT, near the premises. "'f'R
August Sd, 1897. 'HAhE
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-22
APRACTICAL EDUCATION.

Obcdent TO his summons, there ranged
themselves in front of the schoolmaster's
desk, halfa-dozen scare-crows, out at knees
and elbows, one of whom placed a torn and
filthy book beneath his learned eye. ! his
is the first class in English spelling and philo-
sophy, Nickleby.' said Squeers, bcckoning
Nicholas TO stand beside him. We'll get up
a Latin one, and hand that over to you. Now,
then, where's the first boyl' Please. sir, he's
cleaning the back parlour window, said the
temporary head of the philosophical Glass;
so he is, to be sure rejoined Squeers. I'VE
90 upon the practical mode Of teaching, Nick
leby--the regular education system. C-Ee-a-n,
clean, verb active, to make bright, to SCOUT
Win, win, der, der, winder, easement.
When the boy knows this out Of book, he
goes and does it. It's just the same principle
as the use Of the globes. Where's the Sc
cond boyl' Please, sir, he's wedding the
garden replied a small voice. To be sure
said Squeers, by no means disconnected. so
he is.' Bot, bot, t-i-n, Tin, n-e.y, bottinney,
noun substantive, knowledge Of plants
When he has learned that bottinney means a
knowledge of plants, he goes and knows 'em.
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The BRrrisH QuEEs.-As every thing connected
with this beautiful vessel is Of great interest TO our
readers and 10 us we suboin the following from an
English paper:
No one can have any proper idea Of the vastness
of this vessel, unless he goes on board She mea-
sures 1862 tons the deck is flush, there being no OBJ
struction Of paddle boxes or machinery in the whole
Of her length, which is 275 feei-nearly double the
length of Nelson's monument in the Green.-Ameri-
can and British flags Haunted her masts on Satur-
day. The interior of The vessel is equally wonder
tufit Is like little town, there being two flats OF
berths, which amount, we are given 10 understand,
TO 300. The Queen has full length likeness oil
Her Males in front, and supposed TO be the largest
ship in the world, being thiryhve feet longer than
any ship in the British Navy. She was built by
Messrs. Curling and Young, Of Limehouse, for the
British and American Steam Navigation Company:
and when she gets in her machinery, which Mr.
Robert Napier of this city Is to 10 have the high honor
of furnishing, the Queen will ply betwixt London
and New York. Every person who saw her before
she len the Thames, including many naval oitcers
of high rank, expressed themselves in terms OF adj
miration Of the handsome appearance Of this vessel
and she proved herself capital sailer on the way
down, her general running being about II Knots an
hour
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HEMORRHOIDs.

HAYS LINIMENT--No Fiction.-Ths extraordi-
nary chemical composition, the result OF science
and the invention Of celebrated medical man, the intro
duction OF which 10 the public invested with the
lemnity Of death bed bequest has since gained repu
tation unparalleled fully sustaining the correctness Of the
lamented Dr. Grdleys last confession, that he dared
ledge on this Subject and he therefore bequeaihed 10 his
friend and attendant Solomon Hays, the secret OF his
discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospitals and the private
practice country FIRST and most certainly for the
Of the Piles and also extensively and ehecuay
as to battle creduty unless where its effects wit
Messed. Externally the following complaints
For Creating extraordinary absorption a,once
All Swellings-- Reducing them In few hours.
Rheumatism Acute or Chronic, giving quick ease.
Sore Throai---By cancers ulcers or colds.
Group and Hopping Cough-Externaly, and over the
All Bruises. Sprains and Burns, curing in few hours
Sores and UlcersW neither fresh long standing and
fever @
It's operations upon adults and children in reducing
rheumatic swelings and oosening coughs and ghness
Of the chest by relaxation Of the parts has been surprs
ing beyond conception The common remark o. those
who have used il in the Piles is 2 1t acts like charm
The Ples-The price 81 is refunded to any person
who will use bottle OF Hays Liniment for the Piles, and
the empty bottle without being cured These are
the positive orders of the proprietor TO the Agents. and
Of many thousands sold, not one has been unsuc-
cessful
We might insert certificates any length but prefer
that those who sell the article should exhibit the original
Gan,;on'-None can ne genuine without a splendid
engraved wrapper which is my name. and also that
o. ''e As'l''' SOLOMON HAYS
Sold wholesale and retail by COM STOCK g. CO.. sole
Agents. Fletcher street. Maiden lane, door be-
low Pearl street New York. and by one Druggist inevey
town in the Union. .a#"
All Editors who will insert the above months in
weekly paper shall be entitled dozen Of the article
For sale by J. L. PEABODY,
may 10 Washington City
e
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-22

r ARGE MAP OF INDIANA, Just published, 1893,
feet accuracy all the townships sections fractional sec
tons, swamps, praires and woodland roads. new post
Offices canals rail roads, &c &C. throughout the State,
with separate plans Of many Of The towns upon large
scale said be the perfect Of any map published in
this country the whole being copied from the Y D. sur
veys put up and rollers for Office USE or IN
port folio form for travelling; accompanied by vo-
hume deneaiing the Geography, History Statistics,
Geology, Internal Improvements, Commerce, &c OF the
aus IA r. TAYLOR.
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(tHEAP EDITIONS OF THE CLASSICS--All Of
~ them the Stuttgart and Leipsic edons-famous for
their Printed in first rate STYLE upon fine
paper
Eutropus, 25 cents Phedrus, 25 cents Cicero tde
Republcal IS cen,s Homers Odyssey vols, 25
per vol Homers Illiad, GO cents Virgil, 81 cents;
Horace, 81 cents
Quntius Curtius, vols in one, each vol $50 pages.
Price for the WHOLE 90 cents.
Cesar, vols in one, making book of over GOO pages;
price 81 cents. Together with many others ranging at
the same low prices. For sale by +. TAYLOR, imme-
diately east of Gsdsby's Hotel. june 10
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From tho Parrot q Democrat
THE VICTIM.

:" THE END THEREOF Is DEATH"
] saw him at the fesial board,
His hearing proud and high,
Health glow'd upon bis manly cheek
And pleasure in his eye.
He stood among the jewellers
With one consent their chief,
With wine and song and merriment,
Dispelling care and grief
saw him in the banquet bali,
His lofty step and air.
Wrought direfu havoc 'nong the hearts
OF waidens young and fair;
And ell who heard bis gentle voice,
J And saw bis winning smile,
Knew well that in his open heart
There lurk'd no secret guile.
And who can know the Joy that fill'd
The widow'd mothers breast.
As on her sleeping son she gszed,
While on his couch Of rest;
u were no sin to worship him
The doting parent said,
So like 10 he 10 him loved,
Who now is with tho dead,
But OH what changes time doth work
In every thing Of earth,
We see it's wanton ravages,
Commencing with our irih;
Death and decay are written,
On every human brow,
And those we lov'd in carly youth,
say, where are they now
Years pass'd, and with them boyhood too
Stern manhood came at length,
But he the noble, high soul'd youth,
Had thrown away his strength
His earthly hopes had perish'd,
His early friends were gone,
In deep and loaihsome drunkenness,
His life was passing on.
And where was she who bore him.
That marble slab will tell,
How Of broken heart she died,
When he her first born fell;
The angry winds are sweeping DER
Her grave below the hill,
Her cottage home is desolate,
All there is hush'd and still,
Time rold along, again stood,
A brother. at his side,
With horrd blasphcmy he curs'd
Our mothers God and died;
Would 20 not in perdi.ion's gulf,
At last be swallowed mp,
Beware young man the tempter's snare,
The REvEL and the cur.
ryford, July, 1888. G.
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NAVIGATION BY STEAM, by Sir John Ross, Cap
IN tain Royal Navy-Being an Essay towards sys
Of Naval Tactics, peculiar to Steam Navigation,
applicable both to Commerce and Maritime warfare
Also, History Of the Steam Engine, volume quarto
with plates. Just published in London, and for sale by
+. TAYLOR.
Also, Galloway and Heberts History, Progress, Struc
ture improvements, and Application Of the Steam En-
CINE and Steam Power i vol 200 Engravngs-London
Lardner on Steam Engine.
Renwick on do ua =.
Gordon on Locomotion and Interior communication ;
the history practice and prospects of Steam Carriages
VOL, London Engravnrs.
Pambour on Locomotive Engines upon Railways;
vol. London, pates-wh variety Of other works treat
ing on the same subject and valuable collection Of the
latest and most approved works in every branch Of
and sciences (chehy imported to which additions
constantly making
- Books imported to order may 26
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HEADACHE.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
n which has heen used in families, every member Of
which has had sick headache from infancy, constitu
tonal family complaint and has cured eectually IN every
instance yet known amounting TO many hundreds 1t is
not unpleasant the taste and does preveat the daily
avocatons Of using it, it must he persevered in, and
the gradual but certain and permanent Instances
are constantly multiplying where this distressing
plant completely relieved and cured although ofyears
standing by the of Dr. Spohn's celebrated remedy
One decided preference is its peasantness having none
Of the nauseating effect Of common drugs.
is SO perfectly satisfactory, that the proprietor has
given directions for his agents refund the price to
one who is not pleased with, and even cured by it, He
hopes also that this may its great benefits to the
distressed sufferers who are laboring under headache
f. Spohn NJ ID Inventor and Proprietor, Fletcher
street. Maiden lane, door below Pearl street, New
York. Is.
All Editors who will insert the above one year, in
weekly paper shall be entitled To dozen the remedy
For sale in Washington by J. l.. PEABODY
may l5-1awly
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CtHEAP WRITING PAPERS-Good Letter Paper
~ and Cap, at 80 25 per ream good common ditto at
81 and IS per ream. large supply his day received
by +. TAYipR, Of the best and [havng regard to the
guaty the oaeapest writing paper in the District Of
Columbia ' July ls
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T>RENCH BOOKS TO BE IMPuRTED.--F. TAY-
LOR has opened connection with one Of the largest
bookselling houses Of Paris. which win enable him to
both time ard expense in the procuring Of French
and European books generally. Orders will be sent
regularly short intervals; the delay Of receiving which
will seldom exceed three months from the date Of the
der. French, German, Spanish, and Italian books i'm
ported to order at the moderate advance upon the
European price. July &c
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TOHNSoN'S ORIGINAL ENGLISH DICTIONA.
j RY, in volumes, quarto-London ls37--is just re-
ceived, for sale by
june9 ...... r. TAYLOR.
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STATE OF INDIANA DELINEATED-Her. Geo,
~ graphy History, Commerce, Statistics Internal I'm
provements, Geology, Productions, Travelling Ron'es.
Distances, Population, &c. &c, in volume, with a
new and valuable map (Coons) price for the whole 81.
Just published and this day received, for saehy
iuly ls F. TAYLOR.
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THE MOURNER'S BOOK, by Lady Price 25
i cents. j..
The Mourners Gift, by Mrs M. A. Patrick, bound and
gilt edged Price 5Ocents.
The Comforter, selected for the Consola
ton of Mourners vol Price 81 l2 cents. For sale
by f. TAYLOR together with many other similar works,
al the same low prices July lS
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TNHE Sd part Of Nicholas NickIely, b Bog, Just re-
j ceived by
july 20 r. TAYLOR
A " GRAFTON delivered before the Union and Lite
n rary Debating Society July 4, 1888 BY James
Hohan, Esq. Just received by
july &c F. TAYLOR .
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NEW BOOKS. Burton or the Sieges, by the au-
IN thor Of LATTE the Pirate of the Gulf Also, I'd
part Of !" Oliver Twist" by Boz.
Lights and Shadows Of Irish Life" by Mrs. S. G
Hail. Just received, for by
iuly A r. TAYLOR.
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NEW LAW BOOKS, just received for sale by F.
lN TAYLOR.
The 9th volume of Peters Supreme Court Reports.
Peters Digest Of decided in the Supreme, Cir
cult and District Courts Of the United States, from the
organization of the Government of the United States
iuy lS "a
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TTICKNOR'S MEDICAL PHILOSOPHICAL expo.
i sition of Quackery and Inpos,ure in Medicine, by
Caleb Ticknor, NJ in volume, just published and
this day received, for sale by
iune 3o--,f F. TAYLOR.
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CHOPPERS ITALY leanngs in Italy, by the au,
~ thor Of the Spy, Pioneer &C. is just published and
this day received for sale by f. TAYLOR, for circu
ation among the subscribers the Wavery Circulating
Library june
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be sustained upon any principle oil necessity, expe-
dency utility practical philosophy, or sound econo-
its plain effect the destruction of the banking system
require, of course, too great sacrifice from the
American people TO be, for a Moment tolerated.
The greatdesideratum, sound, uniform, and con-
venient currency and system that will equalize, as
nearly as practicable, the domestic exchanges Is de-
manded by the practical wants Of the people, and,
or later, in one form another, will be OBJ
tanned BY them To accomplish this end, and 10
preserve and regulate" the credit system Of The
country, which this administration has attempted to
impair, will be of the great objects for which
we leei constrained to continue our labors.
No Administration Of this Government can pros
per, none deserve TO succeed that is not CoNsERvA-
TIVE, both ~ theory and practice. Enlightened i'm
provenens, and liberal prac icable reforms NAV be
permitted and encouraged in our system, but violent
measures Of destruction ard unrestrained extremes
of innovation, should not be suffered with immunity
by those who wish TO preserve unimpaired the most
free and perfect form OF government vet devised for
the enjoyment and protection OF mankind.
Political liberation should be as liberal and extern
sive as religious liberation, which is guaranteed by
the constitution
Utraism in whatever party or shape il may ap-
pear should be repudiated and siurdy opposed
The science of Government should not be permit
ted TO degenerate among us in a vulgar pursuit Of
party advantages, nor the lofty ambition Of real
statesmen into selfish and perpetual scramble for
ONCE. Let the example and the fate OF this admi-
nS'ration be monument and warning through all
future time.
Our labors shall continue for the promotion of
sound principles and the general welfare oi The coun-
try rather than the selfish ends of PERSONAL or payty
ambilio
The support Of Republican principles. as define
aied BY the father Of The constitution would be in
consistent with the support in any contingency Of