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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

THE SPEECH OF THE Hon. WILLIAM SLADE,
which we have commenced to day will not fail TO
interest tho reader; and we hope every into
whose hands tho paper may fall, will carefully Pc
il. The first part of the Speech is RETROSPECT
tive view Of the political transactions of the party
in power for the last ten years Men Of all parties
are accustomed to place implicit reliance upon the
statements of Mr. SIade, because he is a man who
aims at truth in all his statements Hence, we
place higher value upon what he says than we do
upon the assertions Of mere demagcgues. He is a
republican Of the old school, and he teaches now,
republican doctrines.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

u Tho small bill law went into operation in
Ohio the 4th inst. which time all bills under
three dollars, and and after the LIST of October all
under ten dollars, forbidden to be issued re-
ceived by any bank under penaItyo $50 for each
offence The prohibition of small bills is one branch
of tho system of humbuggery Of the Van Buren,
party. Tho system wds tried in Maine and aban.
doned IN N. ii. where it was abandoned by the
party who created ;-they could not swollow their
own physic. In ~ Y it was also abandoned, as
impracticabe. continual war upon the Banks,
upon Commerce, upon small blIs,-now under 10,
20 and 500, Mr. Benton wrshes,-is now to
follow. The end of the experiments is not yet. -
With all the sutIerings we have had-all the de-
preston in business and calamities resulting from
the bad acts bad men, arc to have moro tinl-
oring with the currency.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
Vice Presidents.

037The following toasts we're given in Massa"
chusetts, by the Lexington and Bunker Hill
Wings on the 4th:
The Patriots ofthe Revolution-Let US cherish
the remnant Of that glorious band in our 'hcart
core'-aye in our heart OF hearts!
The right OF peiition-Our fathers asserted it in
their declaration Of independence and main
tai ed it with their blood. The right which they
snatched from British tyranny, we will never sur
rem der to domestic usurpation.
The next President of the United States-May
he be man, who like Washington will accept
Office but for the welfare of his country, and,
er appoint officer but from belief in his worth.
Bgo Wing Of the ReVolutiom-The liberty which
we boast, achieved by the Wings Of 76-The
Wings of this day must preserve it.
By Mr. Totnan, a hero ofthe Revol1tion.-I was
Whig-I have lived Wing, and 1 hope to de~a
wing.
The Young Men of our Countrywide herr off
glorious inheritance, purchased by the blood and
the treasure of heroes, 3 patriots and sages, and
delivered to them IN trust for another generation.
Let them remember that their blood and their treas
ure are pledged for their fdelitythat Indifference
is treason-that negligence is overthrow, ruin and
death.
Wing Principie-Their prevalence will secure
to industry and enterprise just reward
The Wings of '76 and the Wings of '39-The
former were the working men of Bunker Hill, juno
II, ITS; the latter now laborng to finish the
glorious work.
Free trade, with protection to industry--and
'The earth has bubbles, as the water hath;
And these one of them.
The integrity of The Wing party-Let it be faithful
ly and honestly maintaIned-for it stands upon the
same principles, which gave birth to American In
dependence.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
GnEAr MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA. 1t is known

GREAT MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA. it is known
perhaps that in Pennsylvania there has lately been
considerable controversy between the friends of
Gen. Harrison md MIR Clay, confined mostly how
ever, to the city of Philadelphia. If it be fact,
as it is stated, that of about one hundred Demo
cratic Wing papers IN the State, something like 80
in favor of Gen. HARRISON a candidate for the
the Presidency, while the remainder, located prin-
cpaliy at Philadelphia favor Mr. Clays pretensions,
would appear that the former was the lavorite of
the pecule, Such, relatively, the indications In
Ohio and New X"rll in favor of Gen. II. Within
a few days great meeting has been holden, in
the City of Philadelphia, al which the discordant
feelings were harmonized, Mr. Montgomery, de-
cded friend of the Farmer ofNorth Bend presided
We look upon these proceedings as highly nuspi-
cious to tho Harrison interest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

a Big Beggar.-The Executive of great ma
ton, on a tour begging votes.
A weekly newspaper was established at Palermo,
in Sicily, the 18th of March last-for the use of
the blind. ltis caled'The Consolor of the Blind"
The letters in which it is printed are, Of course, in
ielievo and read by the blind by passing the
fingers the line.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

from forty 10 SEVENTY MILLIONS. Lot every
man ponder these things, and ask himself if it is
not his duty to unite with the Democratic Wing
party in bringing about reform-a curtailment of
tho expenses of Government.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

An old lady, upwards of hundred years Of age
called upon the President of the United States, IN
New York. Her name was Hannah George She
said she had seen every President of the United
States, had shaken hands with Washington, and
was quite delighted to see the present incumbent
She walked without assistance from her residence
A lady who has found the following remedy LOT
the prevention of bed bugs, wishes to make 1t pun
lie After cleansing the bed thoroughly, ruo !.
over with hogs lard. The lard should be rubbed
on with wolIen cloth. Bugs will not infest euch
a bedstead for a whole season.
The Specie Circular has, to certain EXTENT
been revived in tho West.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

FOR 1T. GOVERNOR,
DAVID NN. CAMP.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

FOR TREASURER,
HENRY H. JAMES.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
Democratic vhig Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
SHKAS M. aDENAS0N.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

sENAToR-oRLEANs COUNTY.
NATHAN S. HILL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

O37At the meeting of the Caledonia Co. Temp
erance Society, holden the 4th inst the following
officers elected for the ensuing year:
JOSIAH SHEDD, President,
ISRAEL p. DANA,
E. STRONG,
EBENEZLR SMITH, D.,
II. KuBv, 'ioe ''S''e"'s'
ALEX. GILCHRIsT, I'd,
JONAS FLINT,
THERON Howard, Cor. Secretary
HENRY MATrooKs, Secretary.
1t was voicd that the next meeting be holden at
IIardwick. a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
Gapa I@sEgSF S. ygTT sEs Ss a

TUESDAY JULY23, 1889.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
THE CALIFORNIAN.

Here shall the Press the Peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbrbed by gain
Here patriot Truth her glorious precepts draw,
Pledged to Religion, Liberty, and Law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

Walden, July Is, 1889.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12

4b|Anttt II. 5aunfhip Irulties m69en tc.
fimnen, rb rcr Gfp. .@6ulaufIrber Die S4ulcn
ctittirrn fol- pber nbt, mic cirs ii'I 20fen ".
fbnttt res frttbtrcn 8cftsss bctfi'nmt 1T; unr
i'm Sall bic Iruftiss fclhe Stiitaticn oerlan9en,
fputn fic ben Ifp. Suptrintsnbtnt cine 0er9ts
tunS ron ni6t ttcr etrtn Ibalcr fut aae Vein6e
in ir8cnn einem Sabr erIautra,
gT9tbfb utt18. OaB in ieez
ltbem Gtfrift, 100 Die Gtreftcren
Ietne enqlti ihe Stule h1ltcn uno
rte 2rreise oc5 llnterrt6t6 nt6t in
tcnti iher Gpra6s eelebrt werren ee
| fit sltuge IN fpl6eIt1 Oltfrlft,
lol5 in teutlher Spra6e unterrtts
tet 5ll tperoeu lpllnfhen, aefeblth
itpn fol-, cine Seutlbe 9titrtfts
Sbule 81 beiud,en! uno Die 9trefz
loren oe6 titrtftS, no 1olbeGhll@
let 1pDbuen foueu, nahoen1 lle il6
l,ber5euat, oa6 ete Sttlller lptrfltb
Ibep etnem seb6ria qnalth5trten9ebz
rer llnterrtdt aeno6en, bel1Qten
Sehrer ocr SGule Dcer Silllcn
1reltbe Don fo(hen Stll(eru elutt
lpcrren, 9lnapeifuusen allf oen ee>
bSrt9en SaunI(htp Stoenciifer
ollSfeQsn fir ren9lutheil oeSSt ul>
seloes, >ps(tcr fplben Stti(ern
pon oen Tunp5 osS Stifrtfte5 al1z
fommt; uno ttelelbe Hessl fol-
|oeltsn uno Sorretts er(aubt per>
oentep Solben ais ba5 GnsItfhe
Su erlernen lpllnlheL uno in Oft
Irtfteu rpobnen, 100 tu per tsut1 1nen
Sprade se(ehrt miro ; uno 10 nit
]le9lttter onpsru SpraOe.
atfanitt 10. Sep g8ablen fno alIe spcbnbaf.
| tc Iarke;ablsr 70 mcb( mic 8runcciscntbImtr
I'M SiIfritt Iu elmer @timnt tcre6tt9t.
Atfanitt 20. Der Gauntp IfcBcr trQ, menn
Ct cine IartiItt ousfrrtist trmerten .ptldbes Cts
9entbum farti9cu Vtrtcnen Sebort.
Ntfanitt Fl. NQe 8elcte rber ScftktDctlt,
Gle bcn 9esenm3rttStn 9srrrpnunSen ,uptrer
auftn, ltnp birrmit wirerruftr.
Att4nitt q. 9icles 8elee tritt am ltte1 IT,
pril 1859 in &raft.
Ntf1nitt 25. Scr z Stootsauritcr (ca ftnfti9
ete SntrcBrn s0cntcs aIler perfbicbenen 96uls
funts Ets gum ltftn Sanuar ousma6en, uNb ecu
Gauntp.S d9otmcitern reSntercBen his Su ienent
Ia9e j0brlitb ausj lbltn, 9r,ndB rrm 4tcn Aks
| |f1nitt bes trIbcrcn8ctses, unp Der Ste Qtl6nitt
| ers frnDercn 0eiescs wirb Dlcr,nit wircrrufcn.
pa6irt an l6ten Mar5 1859. unterssidnct pcn
Sas. S. 6arrau q prsAcr pes LSaults unp
eGl4m. -6amttns, @5rredcr res Gcnats
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12

4 Gourt.-Bir metceten leste Wefe.
Der IoDtfat Der 8erliner Mob 9eute
babe auF eiaen ginhatt bes llrthilS onae.
traeeu, auf cen @ruuo, baB Elm gerihts
Iider Tebler'iu Der Gla9afte entbaIten
fep. Die Court uertparf jeoch Den 9In.
rras, uno oerurtbeiIte jcoeu Der ID Sd1ul.
oie9efunoenen su $50 @cIos uuo 24ltlu.
bigger 9efiu9utBltrafe. ....
9Sir mlBen nod a,,filhren, haB eer
Gauptaeent beY oem Bcrbredeu ae0en
Or. Waspbs nid,t oerSh,pieaeriohn beS
6ru. Sdran3 1T, ,pie irrt9ernetle III unle'
rem lesten 8latt bemerft fputoe, 1pnoeru
Elm aespieerOoIo ODER Dohl, Der ole auf9e:
resten 8ater,9efuhle oed jorn. Sd,ron5
benuBte, ibn su oerletten leineu9tamen Sltr
Goncticnirun9 eiuer 1anoluns hersu9e.
bsn; bic einen aroeen Ibeit Der 8llrQer
oiefer @eseno ehr aufsercst bat Was
eemBerfabreu niele5 Ncbl6 et9entlid, gum
9runee seIesen hat, oarilber mDd,te eS
oteaeidt unSpcdrdsi9 ieYn, 9e0enpirtia
: Gin llrtbeil Su fallen. Cine quite 9lb(tt,t
apar es inoeB nidt, eas Sei0er Die Scl9en>
,peId,e eineu juu9cn adtbareu, tpeun audi
ctnaS observation-disclosures, entebrten uuo
beinab oaS Qeben 9erautt hdtten, eiuen
fcnit lehr repettablen Sur9er in Elm mad,
thciI'9e6 eidt iteaten nnc cine SIniatI
jun9er uubead,tiamer, oerleitetereeute ben
ShaneHef Der uebertretun8 uuo 8e(tras
flung ocr @eieBc auftuoen. - ..r%
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12

: 8eIebe.- 9luser BEN in uniern bei'
ZEN lesten Tummern aufgeSdhlten @efet'
sen pa6trte unlere leste 8eiessebuns nod
81 9cieBe fur StaatsitroBen in ben per:
itieoenen @aunties; Is 8eIebe inter
lhieblider 6rtliher 9lrt; 4l sur Sncor'
lporaticn bon Seieeu', 3uderrilbens, nne
lsppbIthdtt9en @elelibaften, uno s @be
Slheieunaen SIM @anien fluo $50 9elet'
sse uno 46 8elhlu6e paBirt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12

Der @rdnsitrettit 1T III Cube
sIuf sluratheu ees Generals Scott bal
fIh Cir Srbn Narpep oaS1 peritanoen
ale iciue Sruppen pom ltreitiaeu 8pbie1
All entferueu. unb Maiue bat nur nod, ct:
ne @iyil.8enalhuna brit, uun oas acfaa'
re sol, u. anoeres Gi9enthum oeS Staats
pcr Nduberbanoeu gu lhiben. Die Sra
ae sre9en Der @rdnSe rutt nun wiecer III
nanben Der Negiernnaen ppn8robbritta'
l,ien unb Der Der. Gtdaten. ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12

~ Sdnlgefes.-Mr tbellen beu'
pie Derdnberuna ces lebtidhrisen Sd,ul
aeicbes pteles Staats im AusSu9e nit. =
Wan Iele hauptidhIit Den l8t 9lblhnitt.
hente eanu baran, Dap pcrsiiqlid Cemc
trateu eiefe 9lnitiae Terdnberuus ine
Bert feuten uno 4Ehias ciefslbe cppo
,,,rten, ,,no itterseu9e i'd, ourt eieie neue
Ihatiahe, bas Die Demcfratie ecs ean'
Des INNER eeneiet it, ben Ieutfhen eas
ihnen gebiihreuoc Ned,t su 0etpihren
Gcupern6r Stanurns Gnpfsbluug mar
aIfo feiu bIcees in ocn Bino seiptchsnss
Mort. r: ......' e.. II. f.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12

Canton 8ant-mr eriebert a,is
einer sln;eiee RES @a6irers, Qespis Scaet,
bae eii,em 0efhluB Der Gtcdhalter Der
Gautcner 8anf sen,ds. am 22lfen 9lpriI
Blher i'm gaufaebduce eroffnet srerpen
fir bic llnterfhrift BOT, 5 100000 Stcd
iiub often bleiben bis Der SanSe Bslanf
unterfdrieben 1T. 3ehn prosent mii6en
aIeid besablt speresn, nno 10 preses't je.
ce 60 Gage. I'd i,..s5..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12
UerbctratDct:

a,n sten April, hurb ben Gbrw. .6rn. 5eblc,
.5err Saect !6ctftnan, init Olib Satbarina $atnt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12

o. GauntY Comm i8ioner. 8ef
itnferer testen Court tpurce 6err Sob n
BsreB bon 1uscaratpas Iaunidip, gum
County GemmiBlcner ernannt, an eit
Gtele bon Saccb Smith, tpclher feii
auit nieoerIe9te. N
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12

Gam espis, Giq. superintendent Der
8oltslhuIen in Ohio, bat Elm, @n cular an
ale 3eitunssoruder I'M Staat erseben Ia
Sen, lportn Ct lie auforocrt, oon 3eit Al
3eit seoie9ene SIufiiBe ilber BclfSiaul'
GrSiebung in ibre 8ldtter aaf;unehmcn
GS fepeu 1897 1aunfbipS II: 1884 Sd)ul,
Diitrifte i'm Staat, Die or unm09lid, ale
ieIhit i'm Sabr ourd beludRu uuo oae
Bolt ilber oeu geseuitauo oopreeiren f6n
ne, uub ba ueuu 3ebntteae Der Burger
bes Staots tp6tentIibe 8ldtter erhieltcn
40 tpence er flt, ait Gle S,erausacber.
tbn in Der eutsn Sad,e billtretde Nane
su rcid,en. Die 8ldtter aller D1sthepeu
ideineu feiuem @unld,e willis nahSu:
tommen, uuo aud, mir tperoen uns nidt
bahinten fnoen Iaeen, benz pnbHfum al.
les turs uno biincis mitSutheiIenl mas aui
BEN @eaenitano 8e;ug bat. uno oenieIben
in Elm beuttihes ett,t su (tellen ucrmag.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12
T uuo RapraI 0,
so. 4, Gttp Suilctnss,
H7e[, eIrsvN nMA Afa
EIeO eIann, Ott0,

GleOE EIaMD, Oht0,
6attsn teftanets Elm srcScs unp ,rcbl aBprstrtes
~ lager BON folsenbtn Grsttsln, reIds fis ts
ben ttutsltsn Nsu gurtsr preiitu peseaufsH,
nasnlidp:
aUe Scvten
9irsin!er mauufatturtrtsH Tatat Orn ben k<.
lis- tstten rants; fstn' ssfbnittnen Saatabas
(\ew York tim cu) tcutfben unh atrssrttant-
idben Naudb une S6nurftatat, !oarauna ana
Amcrleantibc 2iSarren Urn tsftsr Guaiitas.
S6nurftatatprltn. 9fctfsn unb lcnltise Grtstd.
Su'n xatatshanpsE ssDSris. @ts pabsH 70 sSsu
erbattcn:
500,Ol0 Joaoanna Gtearrsn, 80.
$3.50, 900 Sraniibe u. 4msrstantf1se etsarssr,
800 Sittcn pfciftn,.
5000 pfunb S4nupftabat jttsr 9cree.
5000 pfunb Ieutf4ru unb 4meritausf&sR
Narf 'Iatae
1rri( IL. 81.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12
Rsa Gin 0ans h1a
QtSpnhuuaS WerInoeruna.

Ntr unterE4rietcnen 3sisen ZEN 1ilrserntssK
~ Canton nno rsm putteum uttrbaupt Ct.
setsntf an, eaB lie ibre qBerttatt na4 btr
QHetffeite res Biamants (1Nartt Diereds) In
pas rberc Gtrtrsrt bes u Itten Saut. g.
b aubs psrIest batsn, no fc oas -.
9 Sd,netoers@ daft
tn alien ce5eH rcrfbtectncn 3peiseu ftrt,utstrr..
rem scbentsn. Santtar fir Die tiberale Bssun.
ttt8uns. met6c Gs supSr stnoSen. bcffsH fie burdb
I3tfamtet ouf ibr8e|4aft cintn abnLiden Ibeil
oer ofentlidcnSunbt6aft lup rettnen II. rrbaltsH.
U'Gte srbotten reseIn,@Bis btc atueftsn Mios
BEN pcn psn 6ttlt6cn Cities, uno parrantiren tss
re Irbrtt ais esnfs!ssu ssuaaS.
49,. .. 4. Agnew,
@m. &emmsH.
Canton, 1rril IL. 3lTt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12

8e wifttr8 8eisern slbenb aca bae
erfe teeeutsnps pscsiakriee gewitter i,ber
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12
Cufttluae,r ii ilter mdbreno eerIep.

Nuttt1tuge,l II ilter pdhreno eerIeB:
-. ten 2ec6e einselaufencsS SukfrirtipnsssIr
Mi6aet 5aterttt@, lis $40. 43, Sabrsans l !.
4trab. Iranlu, ssarrprilIt, H. II.
qcter Seiter, y city ebeut, 3s, II.
Gatr. Setter, 1sapnesturs. l6, II.
Sacct SetB, sate, a., 10.
Gbritf. sebnsan, QBroffer 81, !" IL.
9britf Sreper, GtrasturS, Tusearatpas Gaun.
tp, tis SO. 20, Sabrsars IL. r. =
Sricteri1 Snauff. Stsutenpille, SefferGn Go
tis olr. SO. 5abrsans IL. ir,.%
8errss Mabnsntbnitb. Ganfetb, lrumtua GO.
<-Es... &tis SO. 50 Sabrs. ~. 49, ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-12
Gtn SShaler sBetobung.

GtH Shaler Eetohun9.
- Gntlttf am 7tsn Steies. bon bssR
~ESwESN l1nttrI8rtstsnen, in Canton, @t~re
STTADse Gauntp, elm pfsrb. 3 Safrs
eSleex<k Z. alt, bunteltrauner Sdrts, lwtf9sx
l3 une IA Ioanp BOD init tangent @dwans, ans
bat feline Giftn auf. 2ecr pasrlbt jurud triHst
Ursr bsm lntcrtArtctensn Ta4ritbt baucn stsbts
70 ba6 CT ietn Gig utbum tpister rrbaItcR tanH,
(rA rtias 8cIobnans srbaksn, vcu
pstHp Betsr.
1prsl le. 4,n.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-10-26
I4ElNjSIISo

Invisible Aak.-Mix alum with lemon
juice. The letters written with this ink
will be invisable till dipped in water.
On Saturday, at the depot, when the Gov
ernor arrived. three pockets were picked,
and on the same evening, at the Walnut
Street Theatre, several pocket books were
stolen.
In the city of Iowa, recently founded,
and destined to be tho futore capital of the
new Territory, one hundred lots, offered at
auction, brought $4,000.
1t is stated that passengers who left Bost
ton on Saturday, at A. M. arrived a.
Hartford about P. M. via Worchester and
Springfield Rail Road, making the passage
in ten hours.
The st. Louis Bulletin is boastlng of a
sweet Potatoe, raised in that vicinity which
measures in length four feet one inch, and
is sic and hc!( inches in circumstances.
The Nerristown Free Press mentions
pumphin raised by Mr.. Przer OF that
neighborhood, weighing l5Olbs
1t IS said ithSt the U. >. schooner Boxer,
is daily expected at New York, from Ma
zatlan, Mexico, with 81 500, 0,000-$i, ,0OO,-
900 for English accounts, and the balance
for the New York banks.
The packet ship Wellington. which sail
ed from New York OH Monday, took out
100000 in specie.
The Havre packet ship Albany, carried
out $lI0, ,5O7 in specie.
The great fire in New York on Sunday,
was observed by passengers in the Sound,
at the distance Of 100 miles.
Wisconsin Territory Is said to possess
mountain Of fac granite near Prairre du
Chen.
The Mechanics Fair at Boston, was at
tended by more than 10000 persons.
A well-matehed eOupie'-A gentleman
and his wife were weighed at the Boston
Fair, the other day, and tho weight of the
former was found to be 800 pounds, and
his wife's 205 lbs.
Free Negroes in Aiabama.-By law
of the last session Of the Alabama Legisla-
ture, all the free persons Of color who re-
main in the state alter the FIRST Of August
next, are liable to be enslaved.
q Atths muster in Massachusetts they have
all officers and no soldiers.
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TO MOTHERS

Messrs. E. Chase Il Co.--Gents- -Hennrg
much said about the extraordinary effects Of the
Resurrection or Persian Pills, upon those about TO
become mothers, we were induced to make trial Of
them My wife was at that time the mother Of FIVE
children, and had suffered the most tedious and eY-
cruciating pains during and after her confinement
leach. She had tried every means and taken
much medicine, but found little or no relief. She
commenced taking the Persian Pills about three
M uhs before her confinement Cher health being se
- no >r about this length of time previous) and in
~ lin ,e she was enabled by their use to attent1o
tno caros Sa mother to her family until her con-
ensment A,t the time she commenced taking the
pors;on pills aud for several weeks p evious she
80 a4j;ctod will, dry hard cough and frequent
severe cramps wbi, u the use of the Pills entirely
so,u.Uod h9frrs us;po. half box. 1t is with the
aa,os, idorco that we advise all those about to
Soc>nae nnotbcrs 10 make use of the Persian Pills
Al ,bose tbat have toke,, hem in our neighbor-
hood have got along in the sa nc easy manner ana
are about the house in few days. there docs not
appear to be half the danger Of ohe dangcrs setting
in after confinement, where these Pi's ave taken
We unitedly saylet none neglect faklIre 4ehl' l9r
they are in the reach of the poor as wpA IS 'e ,ch'
We are truly thankful that there is aremecy Hlhch
females can easily procGrc which tends to 'esseI o
world of suffering which many Of them have to besf:
and perhaps save theli lives Of thousands would
otherwise he lost.
Rochester. May IA, 1898; corner of Caidonian
square Edinburg street, for further particulars see
subscribers.
S. RoBERrs,
Ann o. RoBRRrs.
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OHIO!
STILL THEY COME.

The news from Ohio seals the fate Of
Federal Whiggery in that state. Democ-
racy has trlumphed at the late election be-
you'd all calculation. The sturdy yeoman-
ry, many of whom hail Gom Penna., are
not disposed 10 become mcrc machines in
the hands of The aristocracy. They were
for moment deceived and drawn away, but
"the sober second thought" brought truth
to light and dispelied the mists OF error,
Ohio is safe for an age. Modern Whigge-
ry, the offspring of HamilIonian Federal
ism is now understood in all her borders,
and nothing but iorgeflness Of the past, will
again find her in the embrace OF anti-demo-
cratic principles, Her Senate consists of
36 members. Democratic 25, Federal IL.
The House consists of IL, about 40 of
whom are democrats and 90 feds and aboli-
tionsts. being upwards Of 40 majority on
joint balIot-Norri8tOaen Register.
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CERTIFICATES.

certify that have, by way OF experiment, used
the Hygcan, and most Of the various kinds Of Pills,
in my practice which have borne tss highest rcpute
in the public estimatlon that havs been offered for
sale in this vicinity for the last Eve years. including
those called the Resurrection or Persian Pills; and
the public may rest assured that none among the
whole catalogue has answered better purpose, as
an easy and eAectual remedy, than the Resurrection
or Persian Pills, IN most cases of disease
CHARLES BAcKUs, N. d.
Rochester, N. Y. Sept, 81, 1887.