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nOCT. MARSIIALL'S Aromatic, Ca'arrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This Snuii> superior to any
Thing vet known, for removing that troublesome dis
ea,e the Ca'arrh, and also cold in the Lead aud the
headache. II opens and pirges ont all distractions
streng hens the glands and give. healthy action o The
parts ecel 1t perfectly tree from any thing dele,
terio,s IN its compo,ition-has pleasant flavor, and
its immediate lee, afer Icing used, is abSreeabfe-
Price so cents per hottie.
Doci. MAJ. halls vege able Indian Black PLASTER
This Ps> is mrivaed for caring srol 'lous swell
linss, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back, AMI Fre,h Wounds ;
pains in The sides, Hips and Limbs and seldom fa'> 70
rive relief in local Rheimati>ms. If applied to the
side, i, will cure many of the common Liver Complaints;
and is elia if no, superior, to any thing IN use for
corns on the feet the virtues OF this Plaster nave cen
wine .el by thousands Of individuals N The United
Sae. who ha We ie,cl it's etcacy. Sold ly the pro-
prlcior Cha~. Bowen, Mi,lebury, W., aud ThEo. a:
Prcx & Co.. arlington, Vt. lel9
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MT. VERNON READER, Polyglott Bibles
4Vl Of different skies and bindings, Pocket Bibles
and Te.aments and general assortment Of stationa.
~ l,,st received from N. York and for sale w
College 81. ie:25 S. HUNTINGTON.
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C,PITRs, Riding Whips and Canes, At the 'aret
= Store. J,nc H. PANGBoRN & BRINsMAiD.
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DROAD CIOTHS.--A good assortment of colors,
ID of cloths cassimcres and vcstngs are offered at
great reduction in prices for cash by
Oct. |. 1870 MAYO & WAIT.
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CYRUP Sarsapnrilla, valuable medicine for !mp!ni-
- rites of the Blood Cutaneous diseases, and Debll-
ity; Just prepared by THEO. A. PECk q 20.
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T OOk At THIS..-HAVE you COUGH -
IL 10000 DIE OF CNNsUMrTiON every year il

T OOk At THIS..-HAVE you COUGH -
IL 10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION every year in
the United States, and millions Ter feon troublesome
coughs and colds, that la cur',d ly Dr. NJ. Hitch
cocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, .afs
medical prescription, conaing no poisonous dr. g., and
u, ed in extensive practice for several years will
most positively afford relief and save you from that
awful diseaee, pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps he grave hunneds cf The young, he cd,
The fair the lovely and the gay Have You a coughf
Be persuade to purchase to,,le OF the Cough Drops
to-day! Tomorrow may e 100 late Have you .
cough!-Dr. Hicecoh'S Vece'al e Virgin Cream Cough
Crops the only remedy you houd take to cure you.
For this plaig rea>on.-Tha, one Of The lhausand
cases where i, has cen ed has 1t tailed TO relieve
Price 75cent> per oile For ale whole, ale and Re-
tail w A. HITCHCOCK Il co. No. III Gene %
st., Utica, n Y. And by their agents throughout the
uned States. In Burlington, by J. & J. H. Peck &
Co.. Theo A. Peck g. Co. In Vereenne., by J. H.
Bowman. In Milton, by Burnet & Sawyer. In Gsor.
gia by Lorenzo James, au.3
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CHINA, Glassware Crockcry and Looking elias
" SEES Just reed and for sale by N. LOVELY q GO.
Also Soda Crackers Sept. g. lS40.
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BURLINGTON Oct ~

COTTON Wrapping Irvine, good article just rec d
~ Sent a. by N. LOVELY & Co.
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Z Hhds New Orleans Sugar, on consequent
/ y Aug. g. for sale by N. LOVELY & Co.
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on bush Seed Rye, free from all other seeds for
w Pcarl-st. Sept. l6. sale by G. BENNS.
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IN BOSTON n. f.. RUM.
w Hhds. Gardner Brewers, hv
Junrl9. j. 81 II. PECK e. Co.
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M CORES ESSENCE OF LiFE.-A Valuable
lVl Medicine, which, if rightly applied, Will le the
means Of saving Thousands from an uh,'hc'y grave.
1, has becn sold and used for thirty years. with great
sncces., and fond very eicacio's in the fol lowng
diseases, viz. Consumption, Whoopins Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Cod, din nit Breathing, lnfnenza,
Ouinsy, Asthma Phhi,ic, Splitting Of Blood, Flalu-
iency, indigo ton, Loo,eness of the Bowel, Fits Of
every kind Cramps, Ricke,s, Colo, Calorrh, Dy,en-
,ary, flaming, IIypochondrac Affections HEADACHES,
Sickness at Stomach, Measles, preventive Of Con-
Mglous diseases Gout and Rheumatism. ..
iCTsThe above Me licinc is prepared hy Henry Sey-
mour, of Hadey, Mass from the Original Recipe, hiy
the direction Of said Moore, and sold by HIM and the
principal Druggists in the UntedSta'es.
and Thco. A. Peck Il Co., Burlington, and by the
dealers generally ,hroneho,, the country.
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G1LASS.-Burlinctun Vermont, and Es,cx, Cyl,n'
" der Glass, made a, the Chanrlain Glass works,
| and very much improved in quality compared with the
az. hr,rnj. Tor sal, nv I'LL II. PECK g. Co.
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L>LOUR.-A few Bbls of Family Flour, of superior
l. quality just reed and for sale at HOWARDS.
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DRUCS AND MEDICINES. A large supply JUS
II rec'dtv Jane 10. J. e. i. II. PECK & Go.
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1OO Boxes Tin Plate, | X. 80 bundles Engl'sl
lOO and American Sheet Iron 80 do DO. DO
Wire copper and brass wire Vellum. for sale by
Sen 2o Villas, LOOMS 4 co.
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WINDSOR RIFLES, for >ale ~ the variety
w store PANi;BORN 4 BRiNSMAlD
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DOWDER.-l0O kegs ~
/ JnneI9. J. g. J. H. PECK e. Co.
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SnO ps French, American, Satin and common
wv House Paper some very rich patterns, ior
| Sent. %, sale by n. LOVELY & Co.
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TNEN cases Prints, case cold Cambrlcs Just reed
i and for sale by Villas LOOMiS n 20.
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TNGLISH Currants Family Groceries Salmon,
T. smoaked Herring, for sale BY n. LOVELY q Co.
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lust reed 9ran,'y olSaal Oil IN e'tir,, al"
,yb,Ir ,lr md re,aihy TIIEO. A. PECK & Co.
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| q CASES English Merinocs ! case French and
< German Merinos, l cnse hg'd BomhaZnes, Jus
| ec'd and for sale by Villas, LOOMS e. Co.
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CROCKET, Comic and Peoples Almanacs for lo4o.
" 1000 for sale at publishers prices, ny m
Sep 30. Villas, LOOMLS " w.
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DEAL Cognac Brandy, do. Holland Gin, pure
II Por, and Madeira Wines for medical uses oy
Sept 3d. 1910. TltEO. a. PECk u 20.
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DUI, MONARY BAI.SAM of Lowe & Reed Boston,
inst reed by THEO. A. PECK & Co.
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SALERATUS. 40 casks, by
- June 49, }. ~ ). FILM q 70.
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EARWELL'S SHOES, fall assortment Just
Il reed and for .ale lv II. w. CATLiN Go
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GROWN GLASS. Re ford, Saranac and Clinton
| % H., j. & j. II. PECK & Co.
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vT>HE. Peoples Presidential Candidate, or the lie o
i VIM Henry HARRISON by Richard Hi!dreth 10
sale at the Book Store, price 20 cts.
Burlington, Sept %, $780, ID. A. BKAMAN.
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DINE LUMBER, for ,ale. $4,000 feet 2 in i
L plank inch card. It inch flooring, and .ast
stuff, clear and common apply to STRONGS y Co.
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A Card-Hearins Of a Medicine prepared ly Mr..
Charles Jone,, of this town. for h'mor., and having
seen its ene.ical Effects applied for it for my le
daughter 4 years Of are, much afflicted with Sail
Rheum, supposed TO lie an hereditary complaint.
can now say that after using weeks my hopes
are fully realized in cure without jurlng the chl's
health and can now recommend it to other, safe
and infall le remedy for such comp plants.
Clayemon', N H. Sept. Is, 1870. MARY E. TERrr.
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NEW SHEET IRON, COPPER Il TIN WARP
" ESTABLiSIIMtNT.-1he suh>cril cr, lac fine
firm II Starr & Bos,u ick having pirchas ed ard ~.
moved TO he Store lately occuped ly S'rongs & Co.,
east side ofthe Court Hou Square, one door north of
The Log Ca in, i. now ready 10 do oil kind, of work
that the bile wi h in his line Of business, such a.
covering roof with tin, making and putting mp cave
troughs and >pou,s. All kinds Of Tin, sheet Iron and
Copper Ware will e kept on hand and for ale Al A.
low prices as can e fond in the Sa =. Shee, Znn,
Copper Pumps Lead Pipe and oil other articles in The
line OF our business kept on hand. For cheap ne~s Il
price and nea'nsss Of execution, my work will not 10
exce'!ed by any in the STATE. lfyoi W n tor any III ns
in the Above line, Lefore you ira lie sure and csa
upon II. II. BOSTWlCK.
Burlington, July, 1910.
NEW SCHOOL. GEOt:.tAPIlY AND
~ ATLAS WITH OUTLINE MAPS, ly S. AvGus-
rus MITCHELL. The author o, the above works has
lcen professionally devoted 10 the science Of Geoy and
the publishing Of Maps, during many year-and his
former productions, especially his Map Of the World
for Academies, ear ample ie>,imonony Of his abiu'
dant resources, upon which he has II eraly drawn.
in producing the al owe school works.-1he following
extract ofthe Geo'y and Atlas, Is from JOIN, recom-
menda,ion of,h Teachers in the city Of New York.
ether merits are numerou>--,he definitions remark.
ably plain and concl,e. The exercises copious and
important, and The .crip,ve is luminous and correct
The divisions Of the American continent, are refre-
,ented and decr ed they really exist al the Sresvnt
timc.-And the gross Measurements generally found
in .cnool Biographies are corret ted. The iypogra PHI
cal execution is I'm commonly neat Ind distinct indeed
the atlas is model Of the kind, and actually
with information" The outline Maps are peculiarly
calculated The student in his study, and 10
| fill mp al his leisure. For sale by C. GOODRICH.
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have prescribed rcme'le:, and a1'nnls'ered medI'
cines for &. Jones's humor which ! called Lepro,y
more or less for fourteen years, whnu, complete
cure (hs being Gan uncommon ca e. He now appears
to have final care from his own discovery, and from
what see Of It's 'c,ts upon others al,o, am OF OPT
MON it may be Of much benefit TO the community.
Timothy S. GLEASON, NJ. d.
Claremon', Sept. H. 1910.
tC}'lhi> medicine makes no VAN preiensions; nor
exciles any hopes which will not Re fully real ze'l.
Come and try for yo'relve., any who are a'lc'et'
Win disease of ,h: Kind. Ii may lie found at the
store Of Robert Moody, druggist, Burlington. and with
Martin " Tres Esq. Cambridge VI.
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c,EAL.S Log Cabin letter Seals: plain do do. mot
- to letter Seals. PASepoRN " BRlNsMALo.
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CUC \ 90 u EIhd>. d. Sugar for sale IT,
- S.,, OK ,Sao H. WHEELER.
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matter 10 i,s true iest, will the Durham yield as
great a return in flesh, fat, or milk, for the amoun'
OF food consumed, as any given breed That he
will, repeated experiment, rs well as his daily adj
vsncing popularity, in a country where there are
many varieties greatly exceling our own in aptitude
TO G,,en, and at least cqualing them IN milking
properties, fully attest. The amount OF food re.
quired bv him. therefore, forms no objection 10 the
improved Short Horn, on good soils, either in his
pure state, or as cross with others.
The only question now to be considered is, will
the recommended cross. supply US with working
cattle II s asserted on the best authority, mat
the pure booded Durham OK, will "wotk admi'
rably )" and the reason assigned for his not being
oiener used for that purpose in his native country,
is, that his early maturity renders him 100 valuable
at three. for the butcher TO be retained with profit
uni il four or five, for the yoke. There can be but
little doubt, that uned with our smaller, but v'g'
orous and active race.a heavy and powerful variety
Of working cattle will be produced Those espe'
cially fed on upland and less nutritious pastures
whose labor ought 10 compensate for their 'a'd'c'
maturity. with size, feeding properties, and doc'
lily. increased by The cross, will lose 'n'le, nnt
probably nothing of the activity and hard'hood
the common race. To what precise extent inter
breeding should be carried, 10 produce The mos
valuable breed Of working cattle, experience cal
| alone determine.
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FIR, IN .IARKET.

FIR, IN ,I4RkET.
WYE have received from Boston and
w New York this week an add ion o
our assortment among the New Spring
Goods may be found some small articles
which have lately been enqured for, viz z:
B. & B. b. drawing Pencils; stout shell
twist Combs long shell side combs with
fine short teeth very small shell side
combs with fine teeth; Horn twist Combs,
white Wax in neat cakes for waxing
thread; Black snaps; very nice plated
Hooks g. eyes Cosmetic Cold Cream for
chapped Face, Hands or lips, and to use
after shaving to prevent the face from
smartiug chappIng &C, Black and white
Court Plaster Lin salve fine Stocks
stock Buckets &c. &c. We are constant
" receiving additions and intend TO keep
every little article wanted. We have
"Ble,o's improved sovereign Balance" to
weigh and guage soveve'gns and halt SOW
ereigns sure to detect counlerfeis. Va
rious kinds of articles at all times to be had
at the Variety Store Of
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID.
March 4'h, 1910.
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MIW STORE
GEO. A. CONNER.
"AVlNG purchased the stock of good

III AVlNG purchased the stock Ut goods
IL lately owned by B. F. Mcfarland.
consisting Of Wet and Dry Groceriss, Dry
Goods, Croohery, Hardware, &c. &C., and
having made large and fresh additions
thereto, by recent purchases at the present
REDUCED PRICES, now offers the came TO
purchasers. on such terms as he feels conf
dent will satisfy all those who NAV choose
to give him their patronage. or desire 10
purchase at the lowest ro,es, Intending
TO make it a permanent establishment, he
will pursue that course which shall secure
to him the continued patronage Of those
who favor him with their custom.
Just received large quantity of Herbs
GRASS SEED, perfectly clean, and low for
cash.
Store lately occupied BY B. F. McFar
land. adjoining Franklin Hotel, south wesl
corner Of Court House Square.
Burlington, March l2. 1910.
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fact then The order of surrender made in pursuance
Of such demand or request, would have amounted
TO an agreement between the stare OF Vermont
and foreign power which would have been uncon.
slliu,ional and void Now knowing M we do, that
there was demand on Tie part Of Canada, i, viii
at once be Ina, the judgment Of the sla,e court
has been condemned. aud would have been formally
reversed, by majority OF this court. but for the
accidental omission in the record OF notorious
fact, and which the four Judges first named did not
consider material TO make out the unconstitutional
agreement. |, ought to be added, however, that
those Judges also decided the case upon other and
broader grounds than The prohibition alluded TO in
the constitution Of n State entering into an agree
ment with foreign power. They considered that
ground sufficient, and sad that an agreement to SUR
render Holmes must necessarily be supposed, even
without any evidence of a demand on The part OF
| Canada. But they afterwards entered upon the
broad ground that this subject belonged to the Cprs
eign intercourse Of the country, and was exclusive
in the general government.
Judge Thompson also predicated his dissent upon
the want Of evidence in the record Of any demand
Ivy the Canadian authorities. He said il might
have been "self moved act" on the part N Gov.
Jenison to order Holmes 10 be taken to Canada
He stated further that there was evidence Of the
State having passed any idtu upon The subject, or
Of having given any authority to the Governor
tina, the ACT must be viewed as the Unauthorized
and arbitrary act of the Governor. and as
such no authority had been exercised under
The Stale which was repugnant to the
Constitution Of the United States and
that, therefore, there was no question in
the case Of which this Court could take
jurisdiction under the 25th Section of the
Judicial Act Of 1889. He also argued
largely to prove that there existed no
power or obligation 10 surrender fugitives
from other countries except by treaty; tina,
the subject rested wholly on comfy, and
was a question between one nation and
another.
F Judge BARBOUR pursued course o.
reasoning somewhat similar to that o.
Judge Thompson. All the Judges decla
red they had no power to decide whether
the Governors order was or was not con'
trary to the Constitution and lrws Of Yer
mont, but go far as fair and plain inferen'
ces can be drawn from their expressions
they all consider the act 10 be most un
warran,abe and outrageous violation o
law. and of the personal liberty Of thu
citizen.
From The above it will be seen tina
Governor Jenison. and our three Judge
by whose advice he acted, and who after
| wards sustained him. are placed in deli
cate and responsible position. If the
suffer Holmes to be carried out Of The coun
try, they may haze cause TO regret it 10 III
latest moment of their lives. Is il not hei
duty to delay the matter until they sha
hare examined the opinions Of ,shich ha,
been speaking BE-"
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of it. lie disclaimed the duty, and de-
MED the power. What then, did he re-
commend ! Why, sub-treasury--a
measure which contemplates the creation
of new batch of holders, and the
collection and disbursement of money
enough to pay them--a measure designed
to reduce the price of labor and the price
of property, and of course to magnify the
burden of present misunderstanding it
enhances the value of his own SAL
airy from fifty to an hundred per cent.
This single measure of a singular admin
istration, has already passed one branch
of Congress, and the other, according to
the Sentinel, has manifested sub-treas-
ury disposition, by first providing for
themselvesi As matters now stand, the
wings are powerless minority in Congress
The President proposes nothing, the ad.
ministration majority does nothing, and
forsooth, Winslow is mad-but we dt
not exactly understand ~hy. He SHOULD
"dcfne his position" and inform thu
public what he would have Congress do
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Melbourne.
PURE blooded AYRSHIRE BUl
"a short horns, three years old, recently

A PURE bIooded AYRSHIRE BULL.
~ short horns three years old, recently
introduced into Vermont.
This noble annual ia now held ready for
the accommodation Of those who may wish
to improve their breed Of neat cattle. A
view of him will convince the experienced
breeder Of his good point and character;
as he has good symmetry. good color, limbs
and horns is large and active : good na
tured, orderly and qpi't. A single cross OF
the native breed (even were it carried no
fur,her) with this animal, will prove OF in-
caculable advantage to the stock Of this
vicinity. II is the opinion OF competent
judges amongs, us, and Of majority OF
English end Scotch breeders acquainted
with this country, that for our climate.
state of pasturage, keep. cost, and market,
this breed is preferable TO the much exlol.
led Durham, [sec Cul,iva,or. Vol. a, being
more hardy, requiring less care. and less
keep: and even exceing in combining tho
two and rather converse qualities OF being
good mixers and Of faten,ng readily.
TIE r .MS
For one Cow, S3 OO-for Two IS 90 and
for three and over g 90 each (,he plurality
being owned by the same person.) Partic.
ulsr regulations made known at the stable.
He will be kept on Dr. Spnoner's farm,
Id Of mile south of the college. on Han
cock street. II. AINSWORTH.
~ B A certificate of,he purity OF the
ANIMALS blood will be produced: and any
detection Of deception or fraud in this re.
spect shall exhonera'e all concerned from
charges for his services. H..A.
Burlington. March IS, 1910.
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Administrators Sale.

"HE heirs, creditors. and all persons
Il interested in the estate of 4 fired Day
are hereby notified that the admnisl rato'
of aid estate, will sellon the LIST Monday OF
April 1910. at one O'Clock p. M. at John
Towards Hotel, at public vendue to the
best bidder, the messuage and lot appn''
tenant, for several years past occupied by
he late Widow Day, situate near the
bridge at Onion River lower falls in Bur-
lington. The premises vii. be sold in gross
or in separate parcels as will best sult
purchasers.
ALSO. said Administrator will at the
same time sell all the interest Of sand estate
in a certain lease of water and privilege al
said falls. I'm Is. .WU.NSO.N admir-.
BWiinriOn, .Nuyrh Is 1910
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CoSGREss.-We can't give any OF the proceed.
ings Of this dignjfed body, Tor we presume our
readears would not thank us for laying before them
the lrivolies and slang which appear to occpy the
time Of the Honorable gentlemen. They have now
been in session three months. AZ an expense 10
Uncle Sam so far of $4,000 and have on "
passed one lava law for paying themse ves.-
Sentinel.
And pray what did the Sentinel expect
Congress to do? What did the President
propose? what measure for the relief OF
the people? Did he suggest to Congress
any measure ofrelief, for the agricultural,
the manufacturing, or the commercial
embarrassments that weigh the country
down? No. These great interests are
not even alluded to in the message. Did
he propose to CIRCULATE the currency"
or furnish us with a circulating medium
adapted to the people, the business, and
the institutions Of our country? Nothing