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OLD WINES, LIQUORS y GROCERIES,,
OLD India Madeira Wine
" old London Dock Cognac Brandy, being part OF the Stacs
Mons. J. i. Brenscri.
Also, Madeira Wine in pipes, half pipes, and quarter cashs
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Port Wiac, in casks aud bottles
Champagne and Ciarct Wines
Frnnti.uac. in quarter caSksdo
Nalniscy Madeira Wine, in 10 gallon casks
London Dock and Otard, Dupny X to's CogGac Brandy
Jnmaica and Antigua Rum and Hollands Gin
Richardson's and Gitson's Old Barley WhisSey.
By Recent .4rrirais,
Superior old West Iaha Ram
Do do Bt1rd, DHpny X Cos Cosnac BfaHdy
Do do pale and Drawn sherry
60 baskets Champagne Wine, If various Brands, from Ic q
Monspe meier. down IL Fanny Ellslcr.
Groceries. in abundance, NJ prices commensurate with irl
''""''e' -" w. WI. WALLACE.
Nay o. 6!-st
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- To nit IL, --,a Justice Of the Peace -.
County aforesaid, do hereby certify that H. Whose r1
il above subscribed a. an attesting witness, personally appt1
before me IN my county aforesaid, and made oaih that the ~.
named - -, WH"-e hiHN
subscribed rs parties 10 The above letter Of attorney acknaw!rjt
the same in the presence Of the said witness, as their act y
deed.
Witness my hand and seal this - day Of - eighteen u.
dred and =
- 81"
Nov % G-wili
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lanes RIVER AND KASAWHA COMPANY.-The siu.
~ Annual Meeting Of Tie Stockholders OF the James River and
Kanawlia COMPANY, will be held at the Capitol III the Chy y
Richmond, with permission of the proper authority, on Nond6
the 'l.t dag OF December neat. by order Of the President : |
Directors.
w. b. C~HITTESDEN, Secrayt /
Richmond. Nov. Is. 1910.
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D. N. HOYT 4 CO.'S Court Of Fortune.
Grnnd Schemes of Lon1rirs for December.


Grand Schemes Of Lotteries far December.
THIS is the last month If the year, and Hoyt K Co. MIS-. il \
L b. n merry one with all their sold patrons. We ofer yur 4;
December a most brilliant collection Of Schemes You have ,ry
to order Il Ticket Of Us, and sou are sure Of The means 10 naAe
merry with.
The month will open with a splendid prize Of $4,000 or IT,
Jh on the 18th, We have five prizes oil $4,000; on thr l9f.
The GRAND SCHEME, three rrt:es Of $4,000 each and del
for the 'Chrstmas Holidays" We have $4,000. sc. &c. Bcioa
will be found a more extended view Of them.
Virginia w. llslurg Lottery, Glass, No. 10, for lelo, u D.
drawn at Alexandria, Va, December 9Th.
CLPTALs.
/ Of 100000 / Of $4,000
" 10000 i" $3.50
3.SS S J" i,sS
0y3 30 OF 1900 each.
Tickets Si0-shares in proportion.
a certificate oi a package Of - whole TlcAeis viii be sentt
SlJ0-shares III proportion.
Fire Prizes of $4,000 each for l2h.
Virginia Iees.urg Lottery, Glass, No. 10, for Il %, 10 be d-avt
al Alexandria, Va. December iaTh-Captials-Jp lies ~ Slut"
each, > prizes Of $500, Of 2y5og, of 2.l2o, - Of l,0ol. =
Tickets Si0-sharcs IN pToporion.-A certificate oi package
25 whole Tickets will be sent for Sl20.
Three Prizes Of S25,O00 for 1871.
Virginia Wclshurc Lottery, Glass FL, for 18Th December
CapitaIs-3 prizcs of 5000, Of 10000, Iof 5000. 81 prizes y
/. 900. Tickets Sl0-shares i'll proper ion.-A certificate of pach7sr
Of 20 whole Tickets VIII he sent for Sl3U-shats 10 propoItua
yirciai1 ionon.alia Lottery, Glass ], No. j, 10 be drawn Z
Alexandria, Va, December goth, lsio.
CarIIAL..
Prize of $50 600 OF 5000
" - 5000 " a5)0
" " G,GO0 " 2JbJ
" " 3,li0 ~ Of 1000, &C. g..
Tickets Sl0-siarcs in proportion.
a certificate Of = package OF - whole Tickets will be scatt I
Sl3J-shnres in proportion.
For Tickets or shares, or certificates Of packages in any Il 81
above brilliant Schemes, let your orders nc directed 10 tle af4s
sellers. u. VI. HOiT < 30,
My 30 5n-tf RirhIr0ps, -.
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~ on ANCERY.-In Amelia County Court, I'D Oct. leiO:-
l BENJAMIN ". Warmer, Thomas !. Warmer, William u,
Booker. IT,, and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Warmer, ana
r,nncis II Warmer. Compla;nants:
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A RUNAWAY IL JAIL.
WAS committed 10 the Ja! Of Rockingham cotniy, VIZ
w on the 18th Of October, a black Boy, about 81 or y y'ai' .
age, 5 fee: 6 CT : ::ch-s high, and says his name y Isaac ~
stoppase in his speech, and that lac is the property Of jno I. h.-
of Raleigh, North Carolina. He had on when committed . q
roundabout and pantaIoons, cotton shirt, coarse shoes and ~.
ha,. The owner is requested TO come forward, prove pf02
pay charges, and take him away. or he vii! be dealt WIN &c \
ing TO law. bTWAf &. sIEkLiN',
Jador Of Rockingham C"aHfg, -
November %, 1910. 6i-"w
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A TANNER W~ANTED-Thc Subscriber wishes TO emrloy
"A good Tanner that can come well recommended, TO cary =
the business in all the different branches, As well as man !" -
briefly and good morals. A man of small Family ora yauts ~
WI ~ r. Y. OvEgBEl, 4
Whiekouse, yNeektr5arg. -
s,r =, 57-law!d
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ID CARR, Attorney al Lane, having permanently located N.Y.
L . self a, Charlottesville, Virginia, viii attend regularly The N
ferior and Superior Courts Of Albemale, Louisa and i'uFa~"1'
Business confdcd to his care shall receive strict attention..
Rgcrenees-Professo Davis, Jno. K. Jones, charlottesville, va.
Gov. Gilmer, Peyton, Deanc & Edwards, Richmond, Va.
Sent IL 3o-stGwsw
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Noya)

Washington Henry ~.9cademy, Hnorer comfy. u
Trustees of this institution have procured the serve
4 Mr.. Ira MorGy, jr, n n Teacher, for the ensuing year
Morey comes highly recommended a a faithful aud able t.
er, and 4 gentleman of inoproachablc moral and Christian ,
faCter.
The exercises of this Institution will commence on the ii
Of January, isil. Tho various hranohss of Literature and
cncc usually taught in Academies, will be attended to, 20
students rcsoriing 10 this Institution. may be fitted to enter II
vance any of the Colleges in The state.
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For the elementary branches of English, 80
For the Languages and Sciences, -
Board. including washing and Iodaipr, may be had in r., -
hlc families IN the immediate vicinity Of the Academy f., u
half yearly in advance.
Washington Henry Academy is situated IN 4 healthy ~
Hanover county, about . miles from Ricim nd-apart fpW
temptations Of public Tavcrns and country Stores and about
and a half mites from Polr-Green Church, where rsli.ion' s "
is held. ordinarily. two Sahba,hs in each month. By ord !"
Committee of the Board, HENRY SMITH, P't.
Noyr7 6l-wtW'
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O. X.
STATIONS Office.

nRAWtNG OF The New Jersey Lottery, No. IL, drawn Noy,a
~ Der 23d.
81 IS rs So 81 sc ~ 81 u - % 2. 3 ..
Half Ticket, Nos. - % IS, n prize, sold and cashed by
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Tickets Si0-sharrs in proportion.
a certificate uf a package Of % whole Tickets viii be- cent II
Slj0-shares IN proportion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

Another,prop fallen out. The old dominion
safe for reform and the welfare ofthe country.
Our returns of the elections are vet incomplete
but are sufficient to show that Virginia is los,
to Van Buren,.
We have never calculated with any decree
OF ccnfidcnce that Virginia would 90 for liar.
rlson. But our apprehcnsions give way to ir-
resistible and stubborn facts and tina, she will
not, in the time of trial, he unmndful of the
principles of her most illus.rious Washington,
Jefferson, and Madison, the result of this olec-
ton clearly shows. Virginia gives the Van
Duren men another fair opportunity to console
one another under their Frightening prospects.
The returns, SO far as received. for fine
House of delegates show G5 Wing and &c
van Buren, men,--twenty three members
to be heard from. If they stand as last yoar,
and II the returns received are correct, the par
ties i'll the House of Delegates will stand, w.
IS; Van Buren, 50 There may be a Van Blu
rem majority in the senate of3. This state Of
parties will Insure the election of two Wing
Y. S. Senators.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
OUR PROSPECTS.

When we look over the country we fin |
much, very much, to encourage us in the work
OF reform; and though we see here and there
some dark spots, there is nothing to disheart-
en-. The nomination of Harrison and TYLER
are hailed in many quarters witli enthusiastic
rejoicing and Harrison is regarded as the man.
who is destined to be the instrument Of our de-
hverance, from the power of corrupt and in
competent administration. We say corrupt,
for the evidence is too abundant and too pal
pable to be refuied; and incompetent from
the fact that almost every measure Of the gov
eminent, under the present dynasty has re-
suited IN disastrous consequences TO the coun.
try-lron state Of unexampled prosperity
the u. 5. have been reluced, in few wears
10 state OF tankruptcy and when we seek
Tor the causes they stand out in bold relief
they cannot be mistaken, they cannot longer
be concealed from the scruiiny of an inteui-
gent people. We hear CRAFTY ing intelligence
from almost every portion Of the Union, taa,
'he people are awaking to full sense of the
dangers which threaten their dearest rights.
and that "in the majesty of their strength"
they are determined upon reforming the pre-
sent abuses, under which they have too long
groanei. In short they are willing to venture
upon The experiment" of new set of rulers
icehng that In this they run no hazard of be-
Ing placed in worse condition.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

Intelligence has been received that
two English missionaries sent out to
New Zealand by the London mission.
airy society. Mcssrs Williams and Har-
rison have shared the fate OF Messrs
Lyman and Munson having been kill
led and dcvourcd by those cannibals.
The New York canal navigation is
open. Upwards of $4,000 bbls. of
-four were Gle AIRED the two first days.
A great convention was held at Ed
wnrdsvillc, III. on the 9th. The wing
procession from Alton was a mile
long the Mayor at the head seated in
a beautiful canoe, drawn by four hor-
SEES. How they come
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

WHEN DOCTORS DISAGREE

Who shall we believe Where is the trutb,
Who is he that sPcakcth falsely, Every man
who has seen Van Buren paper is aware Of
the very great variety Of falsehoods tina, are
ProPogaied about Harrison. One urges. with
great gravity his imbeciIiiy; another, his GOV.
cry IN sneering, con,emptuous tone; ano-
'her calls him eorard, snesking away from
the forefront of battle; another rehearses the
os"ego forgery, that his conscience must be
KEPT under the direction of suitable prompters
ior lear that his political views may be expos
Gu ana these various stories are dressed up
10 sun each particular latitude Of circulation
ana adorned with every hue Of falsehood from
'ne bold barefaced lie, down to the cunning
Bly, 'nslnuaiion, or dark hint of something evil
but calumny, in the present case, has not
mad the effect desired; ii has been so bold in
lhe confidence Of success, as sure that a,v
laise hoods, however ridiculous, would be gree
oily swallowed by the army Of office holder.
'hd once erPectsnts and 90 reckless have been
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
GLEANINGS FROM OUR EX-
CHANGE PAPERS

MicuIGAN.-Ann Arbor, and half n
dozen other towns in Washlenaw 90
have advanced very andsomcly. show.
ing that Michigan will stick to her .s,.
Der second thoughts
OHo.--The Columbus State Iour.
ina has accounts from laIftbc counties
n the state. We could hardly ask for
mere encouraging details.
The Harrison meeting at 81. Glars.
vile, Ohio, was attended by G 600 ner-
sons,
, iSn'ASA.-The wing gathering in
Liberiy, la. was exceeded only by the
Columbus conyention-no less than
eight thousand.
New YoRK.-Returns are received
showing a wing gain of , | supervisors
10 The state at the spring election.
compared with last year. The whip
gam m the Isl Senatorial district.
SINCE November last, $50.
hENrucKY-A vast multitude nj
h''een thousand assembled at Wash
ihg"h. Mason CO. on The 18th. The
them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
DIsGRAcEFUL scENEIN CONGRESS


We publish below some accoun, Of the
d'seracoful scene which took place in the
House oil Representatives a few days since
The actors in this sccne have no, only dis
graced themselves 10y their brutal misconduc,
but have committed gross outrage upon the
whole people. The people should frown in
uignan'iy upon conduct like this; they should
speak out in language ,ha, could not be mis-.
taken With the feeling tina, the dignity of the
nation has been insulied. We believe tina, the
House should mol be satisfied with any mere
apology from the offending psnies--sn apollo
Ky which would only eoun,enance the like
conduct sgain--bui they owe !, 10 themselves
aud TO the nation, presently TO expel the com.
batsn,s from their body. We should tic giad
10 see the unanimous voice Of the House ex-
pressed TO this effect, and thereby wipe of the
disgrace b0, We fear tina, after some formal
proceedings in the matter, IL will be passed
over and "a oil due form Joreoii.n. We should
rejoice TO see the example Of the House OF Rep
resen,aiives Of Pennsylvania in the case OF
Nc Elwee followed IN this case.
Coresposesaee Of the Jaurnal Of Comme &c
Warrington. TnssSGy. April 2I.,.
The eminent incident in tie House TODAY
was "sir.ssBssgs" aet~een two Of its mem.
befs. ~ u bslungs properly Ia tie proceedings
and could no, te well understood wiihou,
them.
The House weu, into COMMITTEE, AT the
usual hour and the discussion Of the Civil
and Diplomatic Bill was continued
Mr. Parmenter had alluded TO the Federal.
Ism Of come Of his colleagues. and the conpec.
ton OF Mr.. SHltnnstAil with the Hartford Con.
sen,ion, ss oae Of lie Sdvocstes
Nr, ssiions'ail spike In reply to the remark,
Of colleague lie was forced. he 90
INTO The deeaie. and would no, shrink from \.
HIS colleague had sei a trap for him by re
feung 10 matters which happened twenty. Eve
yesrs ago IN ,he hope, perhaps, Of en,ran.
plns those with whom lac acted Isolni~.llx
lie should take such course as u disan-
point han lie referred 10 some sis,em.n,.
made IN regard 10 has senslrDsss 70 ice to,sc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
Rutland County Wing Con-
VcmliOn,

The Wings of the several towns in the
county of Rutland are requested TO NEE, in
coun V Convention in the village of Cas,eton
on Wednesday the Sd day of June next, for
the purpose of nominating three Senators to
represent this county in the State Senate, and
of transaoting such other business as NAV be
deemed cxpcdient and proper. The commit
tee hope that every town in the county will be
very fully represented.
SOLOMON FOOT. I
ORSON CLARKE,
j. w. G, CLARKE, County
ISAAC NORTON, (Commi,toe
ALANSON ALLEN,
!. LEFFINGWELL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

I"e f<ooo I'oco .t1uioH0f Convention
The abandonment 10y the loco foco
party OF this much cherished conven.
ton, is at once confession of weak
ness and an admission Of alarm, which
cannot fall to open the eyes of their
de'udcd followers 10 the hopclessness
of their cause.
For years pnsl the country has been
amused with the constant efforts of the
loco TOGO press to produce convic-
ton in the public mind that the whig
party WAS so distracted as TO be utter.
ly incapable IF uniting upon any can.
dIdate for the Presidency; and yet
when the Harrisburg Convention as.
sembled, all these predictions vanished
and the friends ofihc Constitutio uni
ted as one man upon the honest Farm
or OF North Bend. Not so, however,
with the loco foco party. There is no
concert IN aclion-no bond Of union
among them. They are all things to
all men. At the North and West,
when II suits them, they are stauhch
upoiiiobiSt>, NhllC at Iflp SCUM, All
who favor the party or even advocate
the right of petition, are denounced as
iiends who seek 10 plunge the country
IN all The horrors Of civil war.
And so on the question of the Vice
Presidency. In tho state of n. York,
Mr. Van Buren, is represented as the
friend ofCol. Johnson; in Tennessee
he is equally claimed ms the personal
i~d political friend OF Mr.. Polk and
IN Georgia he is declared 10 be the
o'sn" n'e"d aud ardent ad,.os.i., OF
Mr. Forsyth's clam TO the Vice presi.
dentcy. And now to keep up this
double game, and 10 render this decep
ton successful, behold Mr. Van Burcn
prohibits the assembling of a National
Convention and directs that all ,hes,.
candidates be used TO give himself
strength, and thus carry the election
OF Vice President into the Senate of
the United States. The plan NAV
have been well conceived, but its i'm.
mediate effect is TO exhibit the inter
hopclessness ofthe loco foco Cause
az. Ere. Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

have fulfilled. There is no, an evil OF
which they complained, that they have
not aggravated. There is not rem
edy they proposed, that has been sup
piled. They have been constant in
nothing bu, duplici,y-true tonotl'Ing
except their own base interests
There is no surcr index to the char
acter Of government than the condi-
ton of the people. While the admin
is,ra,ion of ourna,iohal affairs was con-
Quoted 10y faithful, capable and honest
Statesmen, the country was prosper
Gus and hapDy. The National Debt
was paid of, and surplus of forty mil
lions Of dollars accumulated in the
treasury. But no sooner was Van Bu-
rcnism introduced into our councils,
ihan the country commenced sinking
The surplus vanished and the FONDA
ton OF new national debt was laid
Calamity aud mildcw have settled
down upon all classes ami all interests.
The Roman lriumvirs did not hesitate
TO make reciprocal sacrifice of their
best friends TO each others luminosity,
to preserve detestable union among
themselves. Il remained for Van Blu
ren, Calhoun and Benton 10 copy and
blacken the example, by sacrificing
the happiness of a whole people for a
similar object.
Ii is time that an administration
Which has exercised unlimited power
Ion years, and produced nothing but
misery and distress, should cease
nh. Ere. Jonr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
THE FEDERAL CONVENIENTLY
TIE FIELD.
The following litter from = pos, master ia Mas
ssehuseits, has Just come 60 light

/
.Sai'm, .fdrcs 9Th, 1910.
Dear sir. | have lust heard Of your
brilliant success al your election. You
have managed graudly, aud have no
doubt but your success is paramount,
and that you or some other good dcm
ocrat will be chosen Representative
next fall. Allow me TO suggest TO YOU
the propricty Of finding out ell the
young Democrats who will become OF
age before the election Also the
names of those persons who are no,
assessed for any reason whatever, and
have them assessed by Nay Your Sc
lect men can make the poll tax 95 cts
which, on being paid, constitutes the
man voter, and at the elections il
there are any who cannot pay bis lax
05-I pW see that y5u are prordeJ wad
The m ans. Make every man voter
You possibly can. We mus, cssrs the
fei'.trict aud county The next election
think from this and the last fall cleo
ton you can give us 20 or 25 minority.
Call and see me when YOU come IN
town. Please DESTROY THIS
LETTER, and believe me TO be,
Sir, yours truly.
c. w. WOODBURY..
Il. "A. Dodge, Esq. Wcnhom.
We trust that the Wings every
where will see the necessity of ,iyil.
nncc and exertion on their part, since
The office holders ofthe federal govern
ment are thus secretly at work "to
provide the means" for carrying the
presidential election. We trust tha,
the people will ponder upon the fact
herein confined, -of the existence of a
government fund for securing the re.
election of Martin Van Buren,. "Pay
the poll tax of all persons who cannot
pay themselves" says this hirelng of
Mr Kcndalls, and will see that YOU
are provided with the means" Who
wonders that our national expenditures
are trebled under Van Buren, rule.
when such mel MS are employed TO chr
ry elections who wonders that
yearly emission Of ten or twenty mill
IONS OF treasury notes is required when
every post master is provided with
fund TO purchase loco foco votes 7
And who wonders that instances of de-
lection are rare when these dangerous
nlssives end with the Injunction.
"PLE.4SE DESTROY This LET
TER"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

their measures, that the CONSCIENCE.
recoil with a vengeance upon tho,
and their party. Some have alrea4,
discover that honesty, though Com.
poverty, is not yc, cause Of rob,o,a
finding that the "poor, hard.cide,
candidate" is likely to overcome Al
by his own bard-earned and meH,c3
ty, would now make us bolcye g.,
say So" and in the very face Of iho,
assertions say, u IS not iiqc tia, n.
poor, or that he lives in real "a,
that he holds the plough; but he is !,
lives in an elegant mansion, owns A,
farm which is cultivated by his don.
scrfS, insle I'd of his own hands. an. u
from his office, the duties Of uh4
formed by others, at least $looOo I
alas, wha, shall VIC do, yc Keepers o.,
science; what shall we Sr,ar is r.
what will appcaso your Unsuitable
traction!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

Life and Public Services Of Gen Nm
Henry Hdrrison.--The Philadclphians
have published on splendid broad
side, rich record of the valuable ser
vices and brillinnt battles of Gen. Har-
rison. This sheet is cmbellished with
IA portrait Of the old lcro, and nine en-
cravings, which show Harrison as Gen.
Wayne's ad-de camp in the Indian
victory OF 1898; Harrison in command
at Fort Washington : Harrison obtain
ing cession of 100000 acres of
land from the Indians to the United
States; the council of Vinccnncs the
battle of Tippecanoe Harrison par
donlng the assassin who attempted his
lite !; suppresslng the mutlny at Fort
Defiance sortc at Fort Mcigs battle
of the Thames.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
.Hm'rican LaJorcrs cant The ,cages of
FREE.NE.N!
NOT THE PITTANCE OF EURO

4'Oi '''' 80 I'VE \)T EUNO-
pcan Seyfs and West India Negroes.
SuB-TREAsuRY ARGUMENTS.
"Reducc the wages Of labor" -Cdl-
houn.
"You must reduce the value of prop
y."-Buchanan.
"Model the financial branch of your
government after Cuba."- Walker.
Establish system of collection.
disbursement and safe Keeping of the
public money like that adopted in Chi
GIobc.
Establish "A hard money govern.
ment, "-Bcnfon.
"Ihc Sub-Trcasury is now in opc-
ration, and will continue IN operation
through the years 1889, 40, and Al,
ia spite otlameataHons here or elsephere."
--Comtreieag.
ave must reduce labor low, and
bring things 10 their specie yulue."-
Senator's buchanan and Walker.
40 the Southern Siates-to the
whole cotton, rice, tobacco and sugar
growing region-now so grevousIy al
hlcted wlil the curses of the paper
systemic all this region would say,
sludy he financial history Of Holiand,
France and Cuba. FoHow their cram
pie, initiate their solid currency. mitafe
hem."-.hr. BeHfon's Speech, Jan. l6.
''To the other States would say, do
the ike. III.
81 arlcni'y desire 10 see this coun.
Try in The same happy condition as the
island of Cuba. y Senator Matter.
81 coincide in the sentiment Of The
Senator from Missouri. - Senator Cal
hOuH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
The whole history of Van Burenism

The Whole history of Van Burenism
WIN seem apocryphal 10 posterity.-
such an unbroken series of exoeri.
menus upon popular credulity the
world has never before witnessed.
line art Of governing mankind by de-
ceNlng them has been praciised 10 a
greater extent by the federal ministry
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