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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02
PnYsIC AND PIII.ICIANs,

nUl. late friend, the Rev. C. c. Cotton, makes the
~ following remarksn his celebrated work, "Lacon
many things IN few words y
mo men dispise physic much as ply sicians, be-
cause no men so Thoroughly understand how little it
can perform They have been tintering the human
constitution fcu bousand years, in order to learn to
about nNy disorders. The result is that mer-
curry and birthstone are the only specifics they have
discovered. All the fatal maides continue 10 be what
they were in ihedays of Paracelsus, Hppocraes and
Galen 'opprobria medicorum.' 1t is true that each
disorder has thousand prescriptions but not a sin
gle remedy. They pour a variety of salts and acids
into marble mortar, and expect similar results when
these ingredients are poured into the human stomach
but what can be so groundess as reasonings built on
such analoges? For the marble mortar admits tho
agency Of atmospheric air, which cannot be said OF
the human stomach; aud again, the human stomach
possesses life, and the gastric juice which cannot be
said of the marble mortar!
sit is better to have recourse to professional
man if he can cure our disorders, although he cannot
explain them. In certain consultation of physicians
in this kingdom they all differed about the nature OF
an intermittent, and all plausbly defined the disease
At length non-medical who had been called in, thus
interposed: Gentlemen, you oil seem to differ abou,
the nature of an intermittent; permit me to explain
it. An intermittent fever, gentlemen is disorder
which can cure, and which you cannot"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

CONSUMPTION NO person can have an ade-
~ quate idea Of the astonishing relief which Dr.
Relies Asthmatlc or Consumpve Pills give, IN Con-
SUMPTION Cough Colds Asthma, difficulty OF breath
mo Wheeling tiohtness of the Chest, Pam in the side
splitting of blood, &c fair trial only IS necessary
TO convince persons suffering from these complaints
that this OF the most valuable medicines YET as
Govered-and this is the testimony OF relieved patents
CASES. A gentleman, Of this neghborhood, recently
observed to the proprietor that he believed these pills
had kept him alive for the last two years Many
Others give similar testimony 4 letter stales-the II,
Ashmatic Pills give such astonishing recfn cases OF
Cough Common Colds, &c. as no one can believe
unless they make the trial" Important testimony;
'Thero has been, writes an urgent an unusual call
this winter for Relics Asthmatlc Pills. Applicants
pronounce them valuable medicine, and say they
cannot find substitute" Ayoung Iady-Was three
years afflicted with violent cough, pam IN the side
splitting of blood, and disturbed rest at highland
was restored to perfect health by taking two boxes
A case of Asthma-Of thirty years standing, was
cured by these Pills A Gentleman-Who had been
for years afflicted with violent cough, difficulty OF
breathing, &c. was cured by these invaluable rIIs;
gam credit daily" A Physician wrltes-Aiter all
other medicines have failed to give relief in consnmp,
ton cases, have found the Relics As'hmatIc ms
most excellent EXtract--"SeVeral persons ur'cleu
with lung complaints in various stages OF me disease
after irving every thing else, have used these rms WIN
the most happy success" A Remarkable Case
l,dv who was given over as past recovery, ana hei
death daily expected was raised from wnat wos eN.
Of the grave, by these Pls-and declared her wish
,ho, sbe could proclaim to the worth of this nyaua,
bic mecnc Such are the valuable F paess Of Of
Rroo,hin% Uoorsenes, Wheeling Splitting of Blood
a n1d" c"pants Of the Lung generally ha, numerous ,%
persons relieve from these complaints Pronouleo liz
the best medicine they ever met VII 0pn 6nr ao'I
an Dis and 20 cents for half Boxes ofl2 Pills ~
=. Prepared by T KIDDER, sole proprietor ana
succossor to DR.. Conway--and may be had at hls
counting room, SO Court ST. up stars noap Hoio' e.
Hall Boston, and also of j. q j. H. rhoN'
co. Burlington, Vermont, -, IL.
None genuine unless signed T. kinpEs on 'N'
.,,s,de prln,en wrapper. Large discount todeaers'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02
TTAIR! HATE! BAI,DNES
IL tant DiscOvcry--thc Great Mystery found
out al La st...DR SrElRI'S II NlR REGIME

RATOR. DR.. Stcrry, after mach attention to the
important subject of preserving the har has after
many experiments chemical and physical been able
to discover and article which is Offered with the
creates. confidence for the toilet as the best hngcvcr
discovered for for sof,cnng and penetrating quality
to produce good hcnd Of har-to prevent 1t from
falling off when badness is apprchcndcd-to restore
it when badness mas taken place, and to prevent ii
from turning gray. 1t ii is more nourlsh!ng than po-
matuln, antique OIL or Cologne water II is beant-
full article for ladies curls-t makes the hair soft and
lively, and produces uncommon hrlliancy. Ihous-
ands have tested its superior virtues and excellence,
and in every instance it stands unrvalled. 1t Is an
inf,lble cure in all affections of the in on the head
as danJrulf &c. &c, Every family should be sup
yiiod with bottlr Of this oil, that by It's application
10 the head and hair Of children the beautiful and or
nauitnal appendagc of fine head of hale, which ma
turc has supplied us may he preserved, From the
numerous certificates and recommendations received
of its salutary influence the Doctor feels firmly per-
sualed he has succeeded in producing article which
will meet the desired wishes and appreciation of the
dublic. For sale wholesale and retail by A. HITCH
COCK & Co. III Gcnesee st. Utica, n, Y. In Bur
Iington, byJ. & J. ii. PECK e. Co. In Nergennes
by J. H. Bowman. In Milton, by Burnet L. Saw.
yer. In Geor5ia, by Lorenzo James aug2C
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02
Sherman's breast Ointment

If applied properly and Undue time will cure the most
painful cases OF sweod breasts, and prevent the for
nation of abscosses-Even where the swelling has
pointed and shown every appearance of breaking this
ointment has entirely dlspoled it, and restored the
parts to healthy condition. In applying II, smooth
and soft covering the breast should be made of soft
leather or fine compact nn, with hole in the GEN.
ire to admit the nipple. When so made, put coating
of the ointment over the inner surface and apply II
closely and smoothly over the whole breast leaving
the nipple prorudng through the holc SO that the
child can nurse, which it should do as long as the
mother can bear il. Care should be taken 10 have the
breast drawn by the child otherwise, To pre-
vent an accumulation of milk. Whenever the plas-
ter gets rnkled and thereby uncomfortable, new one
should be applied, and constantly worn until a cure
is affected Ii is sometimes necessary To slit the sides
50 they will conform to the shape Of the breast and
cover il closely. Ask for Shermans breast ointment,
and soc that his signature thus, "a Sherman, ~
ID" is on the wrapper, none other can be genuine.
SHERMAN'S PAPlLLARY OIL
Is the only inlable remedy Gr sore nipples ever dis
covered II will cure the most troublesome cases IN
few days, without deprivng the infant of the breast
warranted superior to all other remdles when applied
according TO the directions on the bottle. See that
the signature of "a Sherman, NJ d., is on the
wrapper none other is genuine. BE particular OF you
will be deceived and disappointed Sold at the yare-
" store, PANGBORN q BRlNSMAlp,
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+ OOK AT THis.--HAvE YCUA OUGHT

I OOk AT TH1Ss-.lIANE you COUGH =
IL 10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION every year in
the United States and millions suler fcon troublesome
coughs and colds, that ba curud by DR.. NJ HIGH
cocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, safe
medical prescription, contang no poisonous drugs, and
used in an extensive practice for several years will
most positively afford relief, and save yon from that
awful dseace, pulmonary consumption which usually
sweeps into The grave hnnrcds ef the young, the old
the fair, the lovely and the gay. Have you cough ?
Be persuaded 10 purchase bottle OF the Cough Drops
to-day! Tomorrow may lie 100 late. Have you a
coughl-Dr. Hi,cecok's Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough
Crops is the only remedy you should take TO you.
where ii has been used has II failed 10 relieve
Price IS cents per bottle For sale, wholesale and Re-
tail, by A. HITCHCOCK 4 co. No III Gene &C
Sc, Utica, n. Y. And by their agents throughout the
United States. In Burlington, by J. e. J. II. Peck e.
Co. In Vcrgcnnes, by J. II. Bowman. In Milton,
by Burnct L. Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo James.
nOCT. MARSHALL'S Aromatic, Catarrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This Snulis superior to any
thing yet known, for removing that troublesome dis
ease, the Caiarrh and also cold in the head, and the
headache. Ii opens and purgcs ont all distractions,
strengthens the glands, and gives healthy action to the
parts Affected 1t is perfectly free from any thing dele
erotls IN its composition--ha> pleasant favor and
lis immediate elect, after being used, is agreeable
Price so cents per bottle.
Doc,. Mar>hal's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER.
This Plaster is mrivalled for curing scrotuous swell
lngS, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds ;
pains in The sides, Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails to
give relief in local Rheuna,i>ns. II applied TO the
>ie,i will many of the common Liver Complaints
he feet the virtues of this Plaster have been
witnessed hv thousands Of individuals m the United
States, who ha tel It's efficacy. Sold by the pro-
prlc'or; Chas. Bowen, Middlel ury, VI. lel9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

ID Gently moved from A any, and commenced tho
Blacksmith Lusines,, IN all it, FORMS IN The new shop
ON Madison street, near Folleti 4 Bradley Store,
wonld respectfully invite the nhaliIan's Of Burlington
and vicinity TO give him call, a. he IL fully prepared
10 do all kinds 81 work his line, on the hor ct no.
tee, lest manner, and most iavora e term. lie has
for many year, past given his particular attention 10
the Horse ShocuG business, AMI Fdrrery IN al lis
branches. From the long experience which he has
had, aud the general information he has derived 10Th.
from theory and practice he feels fully conhent IN re-
pared al al times give his personal attention 10 all
Kind, OF work in his line--such a, Ironing wagons
" l, i'm he Ics, manner and most approved style he
trusts that ~ giving business his Undivided attention
and the low price, at which he wll eehabIed TO fr-
"'s" "''"' " JOHN SORAGEN.
Anr,l 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

YMAN L. COLE haze received their usual
- extensive ASSORTMENT Of Spring and summer
GOODS, emit racing beauiifIl variety Of goods for
ladies dres, rich English and scotch Cling
han> In la muslin superior article for white dresses
Jaconci camhric, great assortment of Jared and
chez erei Cam re, printed Lawn, mourning do prin-
tel caml re and French Muslin An extensive as>ort-
ment Of Amcrcnn Cocoes cheaper than ever. A few
Englr h AMI French do.
SILKS A small A.. or'ment If Rich silks, including
ilacE, lac Lack, cO'orc and s'rpel. Bandana l'fE
PONCE, CrYm.on whrt ST, do. B'k laiau Cravat>,
Gentlemen. col and lack KID Glove, do cold, black
and whne >lk gloves, do Berlin, L,lc Thread, Linen
and cotton glove. good az r.nent Of Hopery,
very cheap. Umbrellas and Parasols. Tim Bcos
and Shoe La hes kid I ie, ant slip.
DOMESTIC GOODS Mecnack co'lons, Davis.
vile DO Sd. Cotton Sheeiing, Stirring Ticking, cold
Cambric,' Yarn, Thread, an Knitting Cotton. ST..
perfnc Long Cloths and teach cotton York Mixtures
Stripes, Drill, Sc. Irish Linen, shlring and Shooting.
Diaper aud Crash
TAlLOR'S TRIMMINGS. Including sewing Silk,
Twist Thread, Padding, canvas, seeve- lining, brown
linen, Buttons, Binding, &c.
VESTlNG. White fgd Mer' ais, Naen'ia figured
Satin, &c. Gauge and rich chay fancy Hdk's. 4
great variety al other DRY GOODS which compr,s
very extensive assor nent, and offered astonh.
ing low pice,. Ladies AMI Gentlemen are invited 10
call and examine qnaiiue, and prices. June 4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

- greatest discovery ever made, for dspelling the
singly annoy both children and adults. They are an
infalible remedy, and pleasant to the taste that
children will take them as readily as common pep
permnt lozenge. Many diseases arise from worms,
without its being suspected. Sometimes very trouble.
some cough, pains IN the joints limbs, bleeding at
the nose, &c. are occa>ioncd 10y worms, and can be
easily cured by this celebrated medicine The follow
s ne %Dr
broken Off by fright and screaming, commissions, fc-
verishness, thirst, pad hue, bad taste the month,
offensive breath, cough, difficult breathing, itching
at he nose, pains in the stomach, nausea, >qIeami>h-
ness, voracly, leanne>s ene,m,s, itching al the
toward, night, and at length objections and films and
mucus. One is Il dose for child two years old-wo
for four years old:hree for eight years. and five
for adult, and should he repeated every morning.
avery other morning until relieved.
tLjS Sold at the Variety store by PANGBORN &
BRlNSMAID, Je geiiers, Burlington, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

STRAY UORSfS.---Sta Jed from The subscriber 3
- or aLou the 10Th Of July, one black horse wuh
,ome white about the neck caused ~ wear OF The sol.
In and lame with SPAWN behind, Also, ons hGv
horse one hind leg large, ahSIi 10 wear, old
PnInftcn, Aug ls1D WV Ff1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

TI7ILL YOU RE SHAVD at Loneyf ne =
w Dressing Room.
|, Loney the undersigned, would
Now inform the pul lie Kind,
Tha, having left church street,
In lIowarTs Hotel eau lie foind.
lie will not boast his bari er skill,
A, this the public cng have known,
But legs to ask their custom still,
For diligence he yields 10 none
When he tina, would unto his face
And head have sterling justice done,
PRAY don't mistake The proper place.
Bit call upon lem LoNEr.
r s. Clothes carefully cleaned 10 order. Perfum-
erv of all kinds constantly on hand and for sale.
Burlington, July 10, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

- EARL HOWARD, Of the Cheap cash store,
~. arrived home from New York last evening by
the splendid steamer Whitehall, D. Lyon Capt. and
hrough, with him an additional supply Of Goods which
with his two former purchases Of this season makes
the assortment altogether one ofthe most desirable 10
select from Of any that he has heretofore had for the
last eighteen years, and is Of the following kinds, viz:
rch ia honallc fancy and staple articles in every
department ofihe Dry Good line, such Broadco,hs,
Ca>>imrre>, Vc>nGS, Mou,ene de LANES, Challys,
Silk, Bonn azines, Cacoes, Linens, Mu>lins, Laces,
Rll onS, EmhrolIerie>, Hosiery Gloves, Fans, I'M
brea>, Para, oils, etc, with full supply Of Florence
and Straw Bonncls, and Mllenary Goods, also, Car.
pene>, Ma,tmgs, Paper Hangings, Shoes and Hats
together with all the heavy descriptions Of domestic
ami other Goods, such Shee'ings, Yarn, Buraps'
Wool Irvine, etc. The Crockery, Looking Glass and
China Gallery is alt repleni>hel; the Cutlery, Hard.
anl House furnishing department is IN accordance
with the oer stocks on hand, the variety Of fancy
rlc>, >uh a. Toy, Jcwcry, Combs, Curls, Confec.
u,ary, c'c etc which fills hundred feet of show
ra,e in len h on his counters is innumerabe. The
Dome and picture gallery is eatllly arranged for
the display Of Goods under strong light and then the
arsc supply Of superior family Groceries based upon
the Sta 'uf Life, Rochester city Mil Flour makes his
Grand Bazaar cheap cash store, Of the most fasc
my des rale and convenient stores to furnished
from with all and every kind Of articles that may be
w>hel iur .uoheI at for anus ement and grahca-
'ion with de- ire to convey the most pleasing in
'eZcnre 10 friends, The place where every article
they may desire for the etlcrm- Of a2peance, adding
to cumor or supplying nece> sary wants, may lie had
and al done in 80 few words, Il, by only saying for
whl'ever whenever you wIh TO buy cheap for cash
| 20 to IIOWARD'i Burlington, Vt, June H. 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

DUIL. The public are informed that first rate
ID Bull may be found AT my Barn ON North street
for the term Of one year from date. ,
CALEB RICHARDSON
Burlington Sept. |, 1910
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

100 DYE STUFFS.
lOU BIDS. Cam Wood
200 do Log Wood ST. Domingo
$50 do Log Wood Canpeachy
$50 do Fustic
200 do Nicaragua
40 do Alum
25 do Blue Vrio
40 do Mmhcr
so carl oy> Oil vnrlol
Mra,c Acid Aqa Fors, Nitric Acd, Carcnmn,,
Bar Wood, Peach Wood, Qrer Snron BARK, Spanish
FIo,ant and Bcnga Indigo, Lac Dye, Nun Gall, press
panrr.. lacks, Ien,cr Hooks Cream Taral and AgaI
I'n. ia ly J. & J. H. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

I AMP WICKS & GLASSES. Glasses for the
IL Brittania the Brass and the Astral Lamps Of DIFF
fer9nt Sizes Wlcks ofa sizes, also the Hat weeks fol
Rusts Patent Lamps, Variety Store
AuG "a PANGBOKN 4 BRIN SMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02
POOR MANS PLASTER.

~ The best Strengthening plaster in the world and a
sovereign remedy f pam or weakness in the back,
IONS, sie breast, neck, Limbs, JOINTS rheumatism,
l% ",no, ~ nc one milton year W,l no, supply
,i;na,;n" muy ,e4'ite o w va, 'S o',orG up
pn o,,a .,., ,,' 'uI ~ a., I' io
| I ..,o "sna, p'.e, 'an,nt W. o,,s me
% c. pSseI '" .''c woI!. !, a.o'os elleI
omnia;,, on a"u ,' ues' ~. ,e W.T.
regipn or,ha .r ~ 'a. h"o' 80 . ule, ~,
on1 r,;nc IT, , J,'' , " "oru e,;T
r,v ofhrea,h, r 70 i,
,bev vii immnIi,,lI oo,h nu r ,l,, h,nsG ,h.
na,i.n, w ioo, ".,J H'.ay .ea.n .n'
m a,ani no III. u seuGaly .S, vi ''.ot c oosou
WIFI Leoose uioD.ou sVppo'! iro'n ome
eraii r.no,nsIa,J & $780, ny ~
cams. ,hs S,oi or nr n,,.u ,I ~ af ol"e
relief In Their onra,;"n ,bev are s,;mlon, enc
and a,oi,nn ira, arn oo,n,!ysal cnn,;n i;,rno,,
r reliant f.om an, n,. @ y, Ely, ,h
ner,enn Of n,l;ons h a'," , "o'' nJ
he noJ n,;mon,, nr ali w.. l, a. VIZ.
a,sheJ ccrev and nb,', c;,nS W ,he n m"o "S'
and b;gblv n9ojco,ri o s, ,. w. .mi w. n;nn1
to The SmI,c S"ara ,arsns oalnJ ",
hou. ~ a!p, J ,h, al VI. "are
almo, mira, "., ,',a ",u ha a. "
On" , h & t.eS ase pa,,c ..; "aHe e''eG'eu'
as TO i% umaI. 70 Jrnss h;m',T v,ho, '.;',amne
was enabled ai,.r ,ear;n, nnn nn,, nn mi'r, , ro,
nm aon. in ,b. mornn@ mr. ~ V hy nIo,, any ~ caI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

CANES. We invite attention 10 our new assert
" ment of Canes, riding and walking Sucks, now now
small, crooked and straight, low and high priced
'" %nG 1 ~ ''I plNGBORN & BR1NsMAlD'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

CREAM for shaving, clarified Ros-
Y in, Warrn's te,t Needles. Silver Thimbles and
lots of new Goods opening al the Variety Store.
May29 PANGDORN & BRlNSMAlD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

S,TORE TO LET, al Wnoosk VILLAGE, the
- store recently occupied by Lathrop aud Potwin
will lie let and possession gwen Immediately, apply
the subscribers corner Church and College SIS Bur
ngton or TO Gideon la,hrop. Mayo "Aii'
Burlington, May 26, 1870 ---
DOWDER.-Io5 Kegs by
J. Junel9. j. y ). H. ILek w.
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Oh Sheetiny, Shirting, Prints, sc.
CO laleS A brown >hectne,
do do shifting,
| 10 do Ticking,
| 3 ca Is A leach Sheeing,
| 10 do American Prints, for ,ac' ~
June 10 Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02
ITO THE BALD.HEADED ~ OTHERS

Sold by Comstock & Co. 2 Fletcher street, N. York
Ell for sale ONLY by PASGBoRs BRiNsMAIp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

Giles as cheap can B. found al any o'her t'aUIlsh'
mont in The nlace. Geo, fETERNoN,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

m,nt in the Mace Gro. PETERSON.
TINHE BOOK STORE Of the subscr er i now tally
J. repleni,hed with large collection OF BOOhS and
STATIONERY, recently selected in the New York
market. Particular pains has been taken III ihc as
nr,mcn, vi,b reference to Books a,auied TO sabbath
schools The newest publications have been eierle4
iur this object, anl Libraries can now he h,rnl'heu
with any amount at the \. y. prices, u a, bRAMAN
MAYO 4 WAIT have returned from New York
wi with their supply OF spring ana summer uoous
prepared to sell as cheap I've had in the country
BUYERS are respectfully solicited TO call aud receive
he proof, al the store recently occupied 10y lathrop
Potwin corner Of Church and ColIe6e-sts May 26.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

CASH PAID FOR " UOL.-Tbe subscriber
~ wal pay cash, on delivery, for good clean fleece
q Go. nor. west corner of College Green.
Burlington, me TO- HAIRY BRADLEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

100 FARMING UTENSILS.
lOO dog. Rates,
80 do Hay Forks,
Is do Manure Forks,
80 do Hoes
GO do scy The Snathe>
IS do cast aud German steel Scylhes, cradl,
Scyhe>, Sic.c>, PonghS, and Plough castings ly
Burlington, June 49, J.& }. ii. PECK IL Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02

I(AKNE S' new Geography, on the Classification
- system; very useful work for schools, Just reed
and for sale at the Bookstore je19 y A BRAMAN
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13
Bankrupt Law 40
pm ANTHnoPIc Law RErORM JoURN

1HlLAN1ahUtlC 8AAAW 4ekkO Urn = y AsAs4AsAts
VA. n. Hadson, publisher, No. 21l, John
1iStreef, NeU. York.
The powerful opposition gotten up BY the
money dealers, and monied lordIings IN the
CITY VI New York. against the humane mea.
sure 81 Bankrupt Law, has caused the es-
enlistment Of All able Journal ia that city
u conbat this influence and to support this
Constitutional measure for emanciPasing
hundreds Of thousands Of the most enlight-
ened and high-minded but unfortunate citi-
zens of lie United States, the fruits Of whose
industry ana toll for years, have been swept
away by the mighty revulsion in trade and
business which has been felt ia our country.
a COPY 81 this able Journal has been placed
il ous hands 81 friend, and we feel that
VIZ dre promoting the cause Of Justice and
Humanity ii thus calling attention 70 il. II
Ii published monthly AZ the low rate Of oNE
DOLLAR for Eve copies during Fix months,
which d only TWENTY CENTS for each sub
scribcr The first number contains THE petit
ion, signed BY the 6rss men il New York,
addressed Is Congress, praying she passage
81 the Blue ths Bill as introduced IN Mr,
Webster which was lost At the last session
81 Congress- speeches Of Clay, Webster, and
TaImadge. and al extract from speech y
General Harrison II 1891 il favor Of lhe pas
SAGE ~ Bankrupt Law
III
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13
n AZOO CIT ~


The great political struggle Is now over,
and We hereby notify All those who are IN
arrears, that we are determined 10 take time
and close ZIP our business. We would
thereiore GAY to those indebted ID as, bs III
readiness, for You know not whata day may
bring forth, Persons who have not the
money Gun settle by note, Al that We want
Is to know how we stand,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13

eolrnne i win epslseiVed shef iha YotatT
VII ply between shs above ports. sic Is 8
fine comfortable boal With superior accouo.
datiehs and from ths polite and gentemanly
Department 81 Captain YOU'VE and other oli
Gers attached g ihs boat, We feel confident
that general sallsaelion VIII IS rendered b
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