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l. sEGoCR, No Sd Condo street. between
Dumain and S. Philip, keel constantly on ho nd
an extensive assortment Of boots aud broeane. and
shoes, OF New York manufacture, for men, women
and children OF all ages, which he will dispose Of
at very moderate prices. "
Families of his atquin,ancc on sending sn order
Will have 'he'r wishes attended TO l. 5 SEGOUR
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COAL The subscribers have constantly on
and large supply Of Camel and Liverpos coal,
IN hulk Of superior quality, which they offer for
sale in lois to suit purchasers.
Also expected by the first arrivals from Eng
land and the North, Camel, Lehigh and Peach
Mountain Coal, brokc en- and screened, pu, up in
hoRsheads expressly for family use-aIl Of which
they will dispose Of on the most moderate terms.
ORDERS LETT at their Office, No. So BenviIle st.
up stairs: will be promptly attended to.
oct3 b. T. A SOULTE
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10 Country Merchants and Planters,
Negro cloths, blankets, AanneIs, Ilnseys. lowell
shlrlags, Checks linens. cniicoes handk erchiefs,
&c &c. received and for sale low by the subscr,
BEES. ROTTA e. Co,
oct. corner Canal and cha,>r.. q,
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NO NGERcURY NOR coPAIvA


A BOLT six mon hs ago had the misfortune to "a,
secret disease, for which have applied to sesc-
raj doctors for cure, and they did not cure me- so now
On the above date put myself under the care Of Doctor
tiuet, and expect him to me. Since that time
the disease got worse break out n large ulcers
to the number Of six eight leg, and ali over
my lace aad throat, and uble TO work at he
present time account Of the disease; large Ulcer on
the right side Of the throat an, no putting myser
confidently under the care Of DR.. Huet, Il Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
te5 IA "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

Cologne Wafer, Ptriumery, &c.-A spIeuul,
article Of cologne, put up expressly for the retail
tade; also the purest F'ench Perfunery, .mbra
eng every variety for the toilet, for sale BY
oct2 REFS & D'LANC;
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

= MMoNs HARTT d CO, arc now receiving from
on board ship Orleans. Eagle, Highlander, Poker
Ie,ry Andrew, French and German play cards; Back
CANNON Boards; Clessmen, . IA and 9 SO inch Dill
ard Balls 8, 8, 10 and 70 inch blade Bowie Knives;
Leather and other travelling Dressing Cases; Belt,
Pocket Hor.eman's and Duslling Pistols double and
single barrelled Guns Game Bags; Shot Belts; Powder
md Pistol Flasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
Percussion Caps and Cap Holders; Cloth Hair, Tooth
and Nail Brushes; Orris end Chlorine Tooth Wash:
Tooth Powder; Toilet and Shaving Soaps, in great va
6ety long Hair Brads Rnglets and Frizeltes; Pearl
pnd Tos, Powder Emery Bags Ivory Tub Cushions:
patenf Slides or Carriers; Gum Elastic Suspenders;
Powder Pns and Boxes Gilt Chains, Seals and Keys;
ta1drops; Waist Buckles; Bracelets; Bend Necklaces
and Chains; Gilt and silvered Beads Indian Beads,
Bells and rlumes; Shell Twist; Side and Dressing
Combs wch,in addition to their former stock on hand
makes their assortment very complete and will be sold
Comb. j25-tf n C.bor,ras .,ras,
VIE Subsc rbers, Agents for the extensive house Of
W; q .. Butcher, Sheffield. Enrland, have just
Gceived very extensive set Of pa e,Is consisting of
nao!e and Dessert Knives Of g. description Pen,
rocket, Dix, and Spear point Knives; Razors scs.
sos Edge Tools, &c. &C. &c. which they are prepared
exhibit to the trade Tor ORDERS Terms and conditions
will be made known at the time
milo J. ID. REIN 4 A COHEN Cor,,,on
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90 CERTIFY that the above mentioned disease i,
quite we'll cured 10 my satistac tior for which
thank Dr. Huet; and assure that the ,nedi
cine have taken makes fat, and did not niure nv
nealth at all therefore advise lny How sufferers IL
sirs ct, between Danphine and Bourbon streets. DR..
huet is at home from O'Clock, A NJ, until 1 p nj
They will find true doctor for this complaint.
80 JOHN DEAN, 10 Gravier street.
any one wants to see me, call at No. ~ Gravie,
JOHN DEAN.
New orleans. Feb l. 1853. feb l4ly
TINE Genuine Indian Balsnm of Iiverwort and Hore-
hound, is put up in bottles at the low prce of 5O
cents eac, containing the strength Of three OUNCES ur
vetwort bes les the virtues Of many other roots mi
herbs known nOng the Indians efcacious in curino
pulmonary complaints.
The iyalled success which has attended the use of
this estimabls Balsam wherever il has been nt,,,.
duced. has obtsned the con6dsnce and recommends,
tons Of respectable physicians for the cure Of coughs
sslds pain IN tile side, want Of rest splitting Of blood
liver complaint, sc.
To whom it may concern. This to certify thu, we
have IN our practice frequently prescribed Mrs. Gard.
"ers Indian Balsam Of Livsrwort d Hoarhound, with
dachcd good eAecc can therefore, from the kuow
ledge Of the materials it is made 'front.' and ebservat,on
and pcEience, recommend it a supers- rat;on
or all those affections Of the lungs Cor which !, IL ~
mmsnde". Ai:bEKf WILLIAMS, NJ. d,
&C.,. CALVIN ELLIS NJ, D.
Members of the Boston Medical Assoc;.,;o
Boston, Octsber IS. 'oh'
saleby JARVIS L. ANDREWS.
....H.rr ah' ~ |hthoh and F:la Bit ulas sts
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OuiS' Medical B"ks-LsnisA ~ Ph.hisis; do. ON
II olootle,ting, new supply.sae'd by VI
hi foWAR, 10 Can
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

IRON, STEEL L. HEAVY GOUDS-H.,. so.,re
L. and bundle iron " ell assorted O'""'
HOOP, scroll and rod iron, nail rods snd plough
mOulds '.s
Cast, German, shear. blis,ersd, spring, sheet and
Hollow ware. cut and wrought nail. and spikes
Zinc, block TIM mill and grind stones, sal, kettle,
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ox, log ard trace chains, corn mills
An,ils, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire. sheet, pig and bar lead; sho,
Ceal and cooking stoves
Ames, Row lands and other spades and shovel,
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts. Sha p, and other axes
Lard and Manila cor'Iage, lines and Irvine
noi' and sheathing copper; Naval stores
tam!s, Iinseed and sperm oil
iull assortment Of hardware and ship chandlerv.
always on hand, and which are offered f3r sale m Whsle
sale or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
ma LAYTON h Co. So Old Leyee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

FAN MARIE FARlNA'S COLOGNE WATER
cases mere Of this superior Cologne water. just
rece'ed and for sale by the dozen single bottle
us and boxes, shaving and toilet soaps cosmetic wa.h
oals, milk Of roses, cosmetic cold cream, extr nc o
musk, kephna, Wards vegetable hair oil, pomauu,,
rres'0ns salts, Masees pertumery trunks We
Die I'D liquid rouge, Chlorine and Orris tooth wash
CLOTH hair, tooth, nail and flesh brushes together with
o an aaaGnal supply Of fashionable horn and shell!
by SIMMONS, HARTT SEQ,
Ju!y6 70 Chartrea street
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DEAFNESS.

A NEW article for persons troubled with deafness
lcalied she Ear lru'npe) has just been received
by the use Of which, the slightest articulation Of The L"'
man voice is distinctly conveyed TO the sar Any enc
who ''as ever been obliged TO with very eo
person, must be fully sensible OF the difficulty aid
barrass,nent experienced both by themselves and the IL"
dviduals SO unfortunately afflicted BY the use Of III,
Ear Trumpet this objection is entirely obviaed The
most sceptca have al" avs a. andoned their doubts after
having used lhs Trumpet. For sale at 'o'
TT GUION'S,
nler the Exchauga Hotel, c.,, -
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

MAIL ARRANGEMENT
Nor4er" Close" s f E9s, ys Day At :. II
w..,.r, a.au Due every Sunday, Wednesday,
by mny Of The Cinyas svsrx M.,,.,, ,v.,
Coast, orJ Sa,,,xJa n, "euhcsda
yn, ,la n,:,( Due every Tuesday, Thursday. a
"" Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
Times OF ARRIVAL. DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&C. Of the Express Mail, betwe-n Mobile and Nev
HorkV'easing Mobile daily at 3 P. NJ. Nosthw ar
New York daily at ) P. M Southwark.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

Specimens to be seen at the shop. Paints. oils.
glass, cops varNsh, ssc. Oh hand nd tor sale,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

nOLBEAR'S Science Of Permanship received. and
- for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatres street, New Orleans, 1875 Rlosdwav
New York, Dauphine ST., Mobile.
It's particularly designed for private learners, and
Ladies aud gentlemen invited to call and examine
the system for themselves. N ""'"'''''
Lessons are given at slch houses u NAV sujt tl.
Of the city. :" any p1''
Ladies' who prefer can receive lessons a, their own
Fssso,. paying e lrss oflessons are desired
.3xA& BROTHER,
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RACON SioES-36 casks Cincinnati s,,s
AS!audIng from 'hs s.ealubuat Ecno. arG W satf;
DOGERr l.. IlAW r
tSs > Cincinnati s,ses \
frn". auu Or sule,
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Eners"n's R,zor Srrnrs-rhree cases n ,.,r
genuine article, just received by
oct 5. REESE 4 D'LANs. I8 Cnmn 9.
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Missouri Ropt-50O cous Missouri hale rvpe :.
n adj oil Of hemp in a,ore, and for sale bv p@
n3 BoGERT 4 HAWTHORN, s. Crave, 8,
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Corner Of Canal and Bourbon street

nOYLE MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
~ Painters, No CaroAdele street, two door, from
Canal street.
limitations Of the following woods and marbles, ex
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ENh O!L-louu gallons pure winter r
~ Sperm Oil, 10 casks and bhls, for sale nv
-, JARVIS u ANDREWS
Wholesale Drugg sts corner Z ,mmon ami Tc,,,
= .ae suee.o. - mr. ~
WHITE LEADS bbls, 1870 lbs acb:
w 40 kegs, 100 j"
zoo DO Is
English dos ii bbls. 100
lOl Paint Brushes, various sizes:
caae Vesmilliun;
bbls Copal Varnish;
2 Japan "
Coach
20 packs Gold Leaf
so do Silver do;
100 do Dutch Metal.
WINDOW VIM GLASS, American, Err gsh and Frepch
1000 boxes, various sizes and qualities,
Boston Irown do.-5OO boxes, consignment. will he
sold low. o''' WI o'
Also, general assortment of artists colours and
'ools' lot sa'e ~ A W Scales,
n, " No Is Canal street.
y. Alabama notes taken ut u r. and M;ss;ss;,,;
notes will be received at 10 per cent dscount for oond
or IN payment Of debts. !. ~
>LOOk-soO anding fr III steamer IndepenJ
enee' he J DORSEY
VIZ -------- 44 New I.sv-s.
Emers"n's R,zor Srr"rs-'rhree cases a ,.,r
genuine article. just received by
oct $. REESE D'LANG. IS Camp 3,
Missouri Rop.-5OO corls Missouri hale nm.
n adj oil OF hemp, in atore, and for sale bv
n3 BoGERT HAWTHORN, s. Crave, 5,
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NEW G(N)1&.


SUMMONS, HARTT Il CO.-Are now Receiving
9Per ship Huntsville, Eagle, Merry Anl,ew, High.
snder' French and Germ double head playing car,,s
aer h:'t aud POT ket pistols; plain, ribbed and split
YES; Giotts commercial and other steel pens Vic.
Gs Vol" strings; SHE'LL ivory and horn conhs waters
X beat and leather purses; hair bsai.Is, front and
Mex r'nsiet:; negro pus; Gernan and French cologne
d bears oil; portable desks and dressing cases: mast,
oiackng sta'a and oile. glasses; convex mirros; on.
cal glasses and views; Indian beads, bells and plumes
ceoreon white Irvine; toilet and shaving soaps; toile,
owder, cosmetic wash balls scented satin cushions
pool stantls screw cushions: fancy head chain. .nI
necklaces; billiard balls; pocket books and walletts
herman homes; razor straps; fine and common gum.
elastic suspeners. do Bells luoifar matches Sill
YER pencils; Creyons, sc. &c.
Inc above in addition TO former stock Of fame,
articles, makes assortment very cnmlies For sale
Wholesale or retail; a. the sign The Golden Comb, 20
CnastTVc stleet. mas.
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NLlDELl.S NEW WORK, Nc.-Tl.e Americun i
= England, by the author %" "A Yen, in Spain" iu
Noble Deeds of Women in vos.
The Young Wifcs Book, n manual o moral rel;.
Ons and domestic Duties
Just received and for sale by WM M'kEAN
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ENLOUR-30O andine fr N steamer Tnd.nenJ
e ns Gle DORSEY,
--- W., A4 New Jsv-e
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The partnership Of Kelley, Mason &Co
l : OF New or!ean. Mason, Harris &c., IF Natchez;
nd Harris, Kelley &c., of Rodney was dissolved on
he2's of May last, by the death Of Samuel Mason,
one Of the partners Of the firms.
with the settling and closing said business as follows:
LeyC Harris will attend the settling of the business
OF Mason Harris Co.. ut Natchez and Harris, Kel.
he settling Of the business ofKeilev. Mason g. c." NJ
used in Liquidation only.
Those indebted to said firms are earnestly requested
ocone forward and mike early settlements and those
having claims will please present them without DELAY
LEVI c HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY,
New Orleans Inn. 1927
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Northern Mail,
Weskeru Mail,
by snny Of The
Coast,
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TNeLAke Nail
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-09
WATCHMAN u STATE JOURNAL.
MONDAY. DEC. 8, 1889.
FOR PRESIDENT,
VIVA. "a Emery HARRISON.
LoCoFoCoIsM EXEMPLIFIED.

The politicians have Just been astonished at the
appearance of proclamation of the locofoco gov
ernor of Pennsylvania, declaring the election to
Congress Of c.. Ingersoll, that notable Philade-
phin democrat of the modern school, who once
said me would have been a tory had lie lived in
the revolution Two facts Mt least are notorious
and udsputabIe: Naylor, the Wing candidate
had large majority Of all the votes cast over Luz
gerso, and has regular certificate Of his cleo
ton. How is it, then, that Gov. Porter, who was
not elected to his Office when the votes We're pol
led aud returned for members of Congress, now
issues his proclamation 1t is most barefaced
assumption of authority: he might as well go
back and veto the act of locooco legislature,
chartering the present United States bank, es to
go back to th election Of 1898, before has orn e.
tection and undertake to make an official proca-
mution of The result, This thing shows the ex-
treme anxiety Of the administration to retain lis
power over Congress. The President must and
shall lie sustained, if it be by fraud and rampling
upon the elective franchise Such is the pract-
cal language of this transaction. There is some
thing worth noting here, as it may have an impor.
tant bearing hereafter: Iugersoll claims the seat
on the ground that the vote of Philadelphia coun-
ty, giving about 900 majority Tor Nayor) should
he rejected, and this not for jrdud nor yet be.
cause the votes of several districts were not re-
turned to the Secretary of State, but because they
were not brought in by the inspectors of election
and counted in Philadelphia county, previous to
tho return to the Secretary. Now turn to the five
Wbigs contested from New Jersey they were
declared elected, on the rejection of the votes of
a town where the whole votes were Wit ated by
fraud, and the laws of the state and the practice
from its organization TO this time required those
votes to be rejected. Let us see if the locos will
press the admission of five locos from New J.,r-
'ey, against the laws Of the state aud with The
aln Of fraudulent voting; and at the same time
eject Wing, who was cl ary elected by a large
majority, aud against whose election there is 10
jretence OF fraud.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-09

Florida War. A writer in the Charleston Cour'
Ter, who seems to he familiar with the subject, es.
Inmates the cost of n bushel of corn as fed ont to
The mules used for carrying military stores from
Black Creek, at five dollars. II is said that car
90 OF oats fed out at Fort Dade, 43 miles from
Tampa Bay, cost, when all the items OF expense
connected with it were cast up thirty five dollars
u bushel Few ofour honest yeomanry have had
any idea of the sums OF money expended in the
attempt TO drive out the Indians from that last
loophole oftheir retreat, and fewer yet have known
that they themselves were every day contributing
to supply the money for these enormous expenses,
in the form ofaxes on the articles OF necessity and
comfort which they purchase with the sweat OF
their brow.--Norh american.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-09
DO Nj f S TIC.

iotcd Legislatue.--On the 4tll of November
the Legislature o. Iowa organized. S Hampstead,
ESQ., of Dubuque, was appointed President of the
Senate. Edward Johnson, of Lee, Speaker of
The House. The Executive message was deliy-.
cred ON the 9th. 1t is long pains.taken docu-
ment.
The first measure proposed is to make move.,
ment OF State government. The Territory is
supposed to contain asufficient number of inhab-
itanls to authorize this step.
The seat of government is subject of angry
controversy. Congress granted section. of land
as a site but required it to be taken from some
Of the surveyed lunds The Territorial Legisa-
ture uutthe sealof goyernnnt on lands unsurveyed.
In doing this they claimed to cur and carve for
themselves, which is good deal in the locofoco
line. A memorial 10 Congress is recommended
The dispute with Missouri is noticed in spir-
il ofconfdent litigation. \ easures were taken to
maintain her claims, on the part of Iowa, by a
forcible resistance to the exercde of any iurisdc-
ton by Missouri.
Gambling and intemperaEce are described as
subjects requiring attention. Cincinnah Gdzettt.
DreadfaI Death from Spontaneous Combustion.
- An unfortunate being, residing IN a miserable
abode in Eldrdge street, was yesterday burned to
death, it is supposed, Ivy spontaneous combustion.
Between ~ md | o'clock the neighbors were.
alarmed by volumes of smoke issuing nom The
windows of the victims apartment. On rushing
in they discovered the woman lying in her bed
enyeloped in flames, the bed partially consumed
and still burning. With great difficulty the fire
was extinguished, and the woman conveyed to
the Hospital, where at about 5 O'clock last evening
she died No cause for the fire can be given
The woman was discovered lying in bed4-herselG
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-09

Scho'l Lands Of Michigan The Honorable
John ID. Pierce, in and address upon the resource
of Michigan for public institutions, estimates the
value of the University land at 1921 600 The
Common School lands amount TO over n million
of acres which estimated at five dollars AN acre
= and sold at that price, and the money put at
interest, the annual revenue of the above School
Fund would be $500 900.
1t is worthy of remark that this liberal and tru
ly noble School Fund has been given TO the good
people OF Michigan by The generosity of their iel
low citizens of the old States. We have every
reason to believe that the enterprsing and inlei-
gent people of Michigan will make wise use of
this large fund, confided to their care for spec-
fed purpose.
This looks large to Michigan it is a noble gift.
And why should not Vermont hare her share q
With but even part of what has already gone
to this young sister of the political family, Ver-
mont could literally endow every college, every
academy, and sustain her common schools through
The yenr. Let the people remember of what they
would he cheated by the vulnerable policy of the
loco tocos.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-09
lRREVERENT CONDUCT OF A pOG

Singular as 1t may appear, the following anec
dote strongly exhibits how frequently rihing oc-
curvences influence state affairs
Among the historical anecdotes of dogs il
must NOT he forgotten that the memorable schism
between England and Rome, which commenced
in the reign of Henry the VII. were rendered ir.
reconcllabe by the irrevereut behavior of Sir
Thomas Bo!eyn's dog to Pope Clement the VII
Sir Thomas Boleyn, who was father of the rel.
ebrated Anne Boleyn, afterwards one of the
Queens of Henry VIII. had been created Earl of
Wiltshire by that monarch, and was at the head of
the embassy appointed by him to argue the point
OF his divorce from Catharine of Arragon, before
the council assembled at Bologna, in the presence
of the Pope. The Pope, when he gave audience
TO the Earl, required that he should acknowledge
his supremacy by kissing his toe. This, the Earl
being OF the reformed religion, positively refused TO
do, although it was piece of homage which all
the sovereigns of Europe were accustomed TO
perform, when admitted into the presence of the
head OF the papal church. While Clement. in n
very high tone, was insisting on the proprety of
the English Earl submitting to the ceremony and
extending his toe Significantly towards him, at the
same time the Ears dog, imagining no doubt,
that signal insult was intended TO his master by
this gesture, sprang forward & Bit his holiness toe,
which provoked general burst OF laughter from
all present. and was so highly resented by the
Pope, that he refused to admit the Earl TO a sec
to England with his suit and the separation OF
this country from the papal sect took place in less
than four years after this ridiculous incident.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-09
TORY CANDIDATE FOR SPEAKER.

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Times in letter dated 26th inst says:
1t was reported yesterday, that Mr. Pickens, OF
South Carolina, would not be here at the opening
of the session.. Tonight the rumor is tina, he will
arrive on Monday. In the uncertainty, however,
upon this important matter, the administration
party have been compelled TO think of another
candidate and they have pitched upon another
gentleman belanging to the little corps who went
over 10 the support of Mr. Van Buren, under the
banner of MIR Calhoun, namely, Mr. Dixon Nj. Lew
is, OF Alabama. This gentleman is here, and the
plan. it is said, ia TO put him up if Mr. Pickens
should not arrive in season. and if he should be
elected, he is TO resign after few weeks have
elapsed, and let his place be supplied by MIR
Pickens
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-09

Treasury .Notes.-Of what use are they to the
people? They are worthless even in the hands OF
those who wish to pay the demands held against
the n by the government itself! The leaf that falls
in autumn returns to the soil and enriches it,
The Treasury Notes does not so much as this. Ii
is created and lays dead in the pockets of the I'M
fortunate holder until ga convenient time ar
rires for their redemption. In one part of the
Ubon they are at II premium, another a dis
count as unstable and insecure as the varying
wind. And yet they come from that great bank
ing house, the Government A few days since,
one of these beautiful rags was offered at the
custon-house in Philadelphia. 1t was thousand
dollar note-lhe debt to be paid was nine hundred;
and the collector refused TO take it, and obliged
the holder to procure the specie What II fine
p" currency" this !! and it is afforded by "he Coz.
ernment," too !-.EgiS.