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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16

Nd clothes and Dying Cloth. Also, pure White
Lead, ground in Oil, for sale by S. p. REDFlELD.
Montpelier 18Th May, 1870
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ROnK-RINnING.

FgNHE subscribers continue 10 carry on the above
4 business, Blank Books made TO any pattern
Old Books rebound in good style and on reasonable
terms L. p. WALTON g. SONS,
Sept. 10, 1910. o9 u.
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UUNTTNGTON'S NEW GEOGRAPHY
AND ATLAS.


II OR Schools, Academies aud Families. This Is
L decidedly one OF the best school Biographies
tina has been offered 10 the public. We would &c
spcctlul;y call the attention of teachers TO this book
large supply received and Tor sale by the dozen or
singh, by -. (. W ALTON x SUNS.
Sept 10, 1910 GO #.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16
B0ising Cloths.

BUfttUN ONUUWO.
STORRS LANGDONs, agents for the impor
- Ter for selling Boiling Cloths. MIllers and 9th
can be supplied on short notice as low can be
bought in New York or Boston May Cit
LNURS.-Ou,r and Fur Seal Caps, also good
IL LOT Of Boas for sale by G. Spnldng. Sept. "a
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
fresh supply Just received aud for sale by Sill.
AS BURBANK. Sent "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16

~ EW GOODS-JEWETT HOWES &
~ co. will open rqlondid assortment of Fall and
Winter Goods on Tuesday next compIsi ng evury
variety OF goods adapted to the present and coming
seasons all Of which will be sold at very reduced pr
cos. Sept. %, 1910
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16

DRIME HERRING 81 N MOI just re-
( ceved by Sias Burbank. Jr,A ST. p4>
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TIN WARE.

EAAA Ten quart Pans,
eDVDNFO 4500 six do do
$500 pals assorted sizes, together with
large aid general assortment Of all kinds OF ware
now on hand and Tor sale by Villas, LOOMS geo
June TO-
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CLEAR THE WAY FOR TILDEN'S
IMPROVED COOKING STOVE!

Montpelier, Sept. II, 1910, 10
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WAKsII'S SUPERIOR PATENT TRUssl
IITERO -ABDOMINAL sUPPORr-
BROADULOTHs, CAssIMERES AND
VESTINGSi

| y ERS received and for sale by
May25, 1910. l. II, PRENTlSS.
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BLANK HOOKS.

A LARGE assortment OF LCdgcrs, Journals Day
"A Books, Bar Books, Quaros, Cash Books, Town
Records, A,phabcls, Mcmoandums, &c. sc. now
on hand and for sale cheap ior cash. by
Z. p. WALTON s SONS.
Sent 70, 1870 % u.
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THE VILLAGE SCHOOL GEOGRA-
PLY.
ENOR Children, cmbcshcd with numerous cngra-
4 wings and ten neatly engraved Maps, large
supply Of this excellent little work just received and
Tor solcby ,,,o>,e
Son, 10 1870 GO II.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

The following resolutions were unanmnus'y
adnp,e bv the l. nc ster Convention, comp sd of
5000 Democrat, in favor Of Martin Van Blu
tsn, Richard VI. Johnson = d G vcrnor Podei -
Re 'lvd. Th w cor Il ,llv appr ne nf The non-
taiinn " MARTIN VAN BUREN. fNcw Y TX.
fo' Pres d. mt snd RICHARD VI. JOHN on, Of
Ksntackv for Vice P esdcn, Of the ITnle ell STATE :.
as the Candi a'es of the Democra'ic party Of ,he
Union.
Rec ivcd. Tint in MARTIN VAN BUREN, we
recognizs the able and eniahicned st,' s'nan, the
exper enreh AM pr c'ical democrat who has al
wa,s en- faithful to the rause Of the pc ,rle. The
k"ysto ST to will 'ecod her attachment t. the
principles nd policy of his admin ration, by an
"vefwhrl ing IN riv.
Resolved That in RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON,
we epnizc the war wnr ve'rrin. VIII 80 numer-
Gus scars snplc cor flea es that VIII his cnun-
trv called, he sought the pot of DANCER an' who e
long services tn councils Of The ma i'm furnish
abundant dence Of his ex rercnce in the civil al.
mini trat on nf our Goverume
X solved. That this g. INVENTION entertain & q
highest resi- eci fr d AVID r. PORTER Governor
| of Pennsylvs in, and cnrd 'ly recomme him to
'he Democracy f,r a reelection to that office.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
rpnN TBx rARMEus'cABtNET.
Preserving Apples.

Appl 8 may be preserved in various ways. I,
seems 10, to he generally known. however. that
thpy may he kept the whole year iou d nv b ING
imnersr,l in con, which re elves injury from
their n act. Ia Portugal i, i Gu tomary to have
srnal, Iedce i, almost every apartment / m"i at,
" unue he cornicr, harel, VIDE enough I, no d an
apple, with the in'ersces illed with gram; in this
wa, the ceilings are fringcd with vi. An keel
knt method is pursued M sone of the iv &C un're~
of New York A corre-pon, ent of the New rk
Fa mer SAYS there is d fiji 'ult, il preserving WIN
sppes ,hr ugh the summer h, m, meth d, which
ia TO kp -four barrel, cover the MOTT m with
or uud plaster ~ psum, select the hest and arcst
fuit and place them in the bottom of the barrel,
90 as n Ia touch each other, md cover them with
lastes, aud proceed until the barrel is ei, then
h ad il mp and ,laee in dry aud pror 81 uaii,n
The rres and y er should be taken 10 the or
oharh, and the a p es la' down as taken frnm the
tree The pue H. not onlV pres, ~ d IN a lerfeci
a'p bu the q ,vodr nsn urinjurcd he pioster
b-otbing e., mos g ON lhe pie and ex lud
ius the atm sph' g. BY tn farm no IisN is run,
a. lie p.a ter AN b. ustd upOu h,s AMI. The b.
d adopted by W.. NATHAN WARNER. If New
Ha npsre is very simple and one rbal m y b. easi-
lv practoed The apples are to he lali down IN dry
AJAX ed ch f where hey remain unu the mouth
June foil Wing, when they are o r' nve'L Laultd
those tha, uns und hrnwu aside, the &C affsp' ad
out AMI d,ied, an tie sound apples packed do.u
again along with he ch fl AT first. Ma ageu IN
tui- wy. Mr. Warner IS bad plenty "ffor aPpes
though the who'll of hr past SEASON, and un Il ht
ripening # the s,ne fruit this autumn. Moan
WhBsrER, Eeq maintain that the u ual prach o.
many rsons, of ~ king apples in DC oher and
sp eadmg them on tn. flo of an uppr roonl, fu
,hr pu pose If nd, rlng them more turabe h,
dying. is grand mistake Tie says apples, { e
r m ming on the rtes as long sat't> from M
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
Gov. David IL. Porter.

The Readl,g Jeiie,s.'n Democrat sass, The
large and mlnrnse gathering Of the people al Lam
caster at the convention ex"ess d their views IN
favour OF the prine es oil DAVID X. roRrsR, and
in strong and loud excldmatIoDs Ieco amended him
again to the Democracy of Pennsylv Iva j for re-
elrc,on in lsil. What greater evidence have We
of the fame and popularity which Gov. PoRTEa
has attained for himself than that of the On ought
free nen Of peunsylvahia who had a-semited there
for the purpose of exchanging friendly feelings in
regard 10 the National and State administrations
thus s,owing To the feD ds'rsanzers that he
sill stands planted firm in the heart # every true
deuls-rdt anl that all The arts and 'r'rks 4 IN irs
wlll prov. ,bor i've. The measures pursued ly hun.
.prov to be for the peoples good aud f'f this III J
are dttermined again TO ,uPp II hin."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
THE e" SUNBURY Jun

Who are the Sudbury jan'o that the editors of
the Sunbury Gazette and Milton Ledger abus-
ing Do they know thai the junto, as they snee,-
ingIy call it, is the whole party, and is composed Of
every democrat excepting five six, in this place.
Do the ediIors h The >unbury Gazette know that
they have been denouncing at least nine- enhs OF
the CITIZENS If the Borough Of Sunbury federal-
lists, &c ! Do they know thi tn democ'a's OF
this sudbury junto, in c'nnecIion Nth he demo-
cratic party n ihs side of tue rIve, increased he
demo- ratio mai r,y nearly "ne huud'ed 30 e. from
1885 To 1888. AnA do they know he democia 5
in uIks under uch leader> as have boeu iIying
to rule and distract the dem patty, have gone
back aud lost tDo hundred and lwe,ay-une volss
in tie me tune,
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Works of Nature.

IN st te o. hta tn III in rstin Il chusl may I've
compare 10 river whose w te low over the al.
jo ung land, through the ch uLes nature or lrt
has M de, and improves Their gu lite; and T. kc p
up & Compariso nf the nv r, lont as Il iuns
500 y the chlnne's arc kep pure aud heath /;
but If b. som csu-e be cour- { the tIver I. ,'"r;
p+ the tn W trim tue ca Bls ne long pure
hut .oan beromes stsgn nj. Tn Is III ne
circulaii u in ~a,u e. Wh n IN Is su q:
,huudnc. e humorlsl O iitl (s.r CITY III he
tina tub E, sni c. tive es takes pi lce u q w
back into the bloc ,es-es, and inhl rius itseii
to the clrculaInr, 10 es' hll-h the free Use ni
he river. we must remove the o struct OiI- wh CO
i rs free course. and tho OF It's tr buuy srela.
Wuh the hods follow The same natural pr 80 r,; /;
IN vc. ty that anahle purga' We med cue an,
a. eihS UuUe rsri Ves seiaJle Fills. whsh are all el.
usl as~lsts nee Of uRure, i.e super hun arc of
hunors b. TIE tate the "a al By yer e. Ig N
this pract.c the WAYS of til c rcul It on WI hen
hy ie ortd - the l. exercise ith,r n .tur f,t,c.
tlons. and s.st- o. b hth wi ho & ms esl ,h!ish
cd Rrmrmhsr, never >uif d,op o. blno /, he
taken from you'-Eys u te the hun - as oit.u
nl as long us rhey are dcseneraed, or as lors g
you a'e OK.
DR. Brand eth Office in Phalelthia, Is at No,
8, NORTH EiGH II street, where h,s plh can te
had Il 25 cen per ho1, wrh ful direcilnns
Q-J nly agen. in Sunour, is II. B. Masser Es9s,
Sunbuiy, Sept, 0 lS4g.
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rpoM Tuy pEpwtcK SENTINEL

Messrs. Editors--Permit a constant reader Of
your excellent aper TO pay tribute to meri-
tnrious friend. G. w. HEGINS, Esqr. the late
Mrmher from Northumberland county. I perceive
has again been named for the Legislature. There
wer. bu' few men in that body last winter who pos-
seed an equal share of talent and indu-try with
Mr. HIGGINS. His tame usu lily stood first on
the important committees on which he placed
a good evidence of the estimation in which he wa
held IVY b 8 fellow membrrs--and his active talents
were ever bu-ilv emp'oyed--T,ue worth cannot
long is conccalcd. NJ y he succeed.
FRIENn TO MERIT.
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H Es @ S PIE TU $

OF tn.
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK Sc,
CIErY, AND RURAL ECONOM
EDITED Ri sIDEos o. SMITH.

M D. sNlTHs
THIS Journa, WAS established by tho Amerrap
silk 3 Getty, f'r the purpose If hI-ing practical
informati on tn" CULTURE ~ SILK in lie U tied
Sia'es. 1t has now hr, n published one year, an
may b. nsrl, red a work ot san lard ch rcier.
The iifs years ubl cation, ,mp,I-Ing rhp iirs
vrun', contai 90 n m 8 of valuable lu'oim- on
and i VII he the ct of the Editor rn make
he second eqIal in all re p;- & not sup,noi. 70
h" FIST The I'm oTian, f. is now esia li-h d ba.
yond any question, that the Ieop.e OF tn Uat.t
State, can maks silk cHsAPSR and B.rTER thar
any Other nation upon earth. 1t has bg"n PROVED
hy uni peachil' Iest m nv. that tie 'n'i,e cusi
e producing SIX re ,dy { ma k't, do9s not exc eG
TWO DOLLARS Avn TWENTY rIyr CENTS PAn
POUND, and lis loves value Is FOuR DOLLARS ANU
FIFTY CENTS; ais that ONE ACaE of ground plant
ed Ia moru' mullicaui', viii produce he ii 81 year
the trees are p',nted, FouRrY-' WIGHT Founds oy
SILK, leaving a clear profit 10 the pr duceI oi oSE
HCNDRED AND EIGHT DOLLARS! L. has also been
pr wed tha' the chIiI snd males ofany rmef's
mliy can with tn CRATE posslhl cas- 'oducs
ff m fifty to a hundr unds of silk ev,Iy year
without any cost "halever to the exj je srs OF ths
farm af er he tree, are planted; md her fore. thai
the whoe amount nf silk VIII he so much clearg in
sy ir IN S225 to $3.50. With these facts we sui
m to an intel gent p'ople weber II is not great
and import mt Ole for them TO in'Tolpcs the cUl
ture Of SILK IN every fumers family in the Uuioa.
To nsi'e all our farmer / make 81 (. the ,JouEs
raL ~ TUE AatRIcAN SIIE SociETI' was a b
LIS ie; u c1n ans lain a',lcal dtrrcto Er oUI,
TIvsrINe rat rRtKs, TEEnINs nd RxAkySs sILK
woRNS, REELINo ruE SILK, and prep Eug IL f ;
IN ikei, e.. besi e. all oth.r inf rln tlnn hat car
b Gu red to enable ny p,rs' II lie sp,n h9
business, tishr On = arg, nr sn II scale E,ey
friend If his c Try, To VII hInts his 4peI
NAV tai. viii hr 4 lns pairui sd p'Ilan hr 's! ;
work y Inducing h iri nds n' g1e'uis I, en-,
ter their names Ioh the IT. 81 m cfihoTs
he Jou nal ( hr Amer ca Society is Publ sh 3
mouh \, IN pa phirt fItm; ae nun's c n'a'ns
'hlIly iva two es. Piniei IN n W typo "a,
handsome paper " h pr Mt c lorsa cave.
TERTs Two d,llrs ay T, orsK c'Rics .,
n 20 a's, ways 10 be ptd baf he w,tk l.
SO {. All subscuPuons lOje-il ~nh lhs ss, ngr =
ber Of the year. aud H. 40 csse i'll * be 49,
10 an, suhsor hef longer lhsn It shall have . q
pad e.
CP NEv srBsoniByRs, whp take the 6 81
second Valume', "'i be eiarsd eaiy TaazE pa5.
ILss for Vie rs-o yes.s.
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Certificates of Agency.

THE frlo"mg are The daily sppon'ei age ia 10
Their respective Counties, fr the sale of rdadrefhs
Vegetable Universal Pile.
Nnr'humb-ia j county: Nil,dn-M ckey &
Oh mhr In. sun ury--H d. Masser. M'tNe's-
v'lle-Grdd p Green s, Wllls Geo get,~n--F,
Mailing g. Co.
Union cnu t,v: Lewi,buru--ir lis g. C es
IN nhurs - PeImn & BrcRly. New 3rsnu--
] In VI. Is. nirr. Srinss ove--Eyl lo & 30. h,d
diebuts-l~sac Snirh,
Lycoming county; w lli,msp r-J'hn sr5tH
Newhery-N. 81 J. e. Fun t,n. Ma c, W \
Percan. Jersey h e-Ja II. II burn,
Cniumhi, couuy: D n,il'e-f. 6c Z. d. Re :.
nods. Carawissa &c. 4. B,olts q wv ck-Suu-
IN tS itenhuu>~ Bio msburg-J n. K, VI ye,,
Sunhury, Sept. Q, ls40,
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Removal.
ID 90 K-BIN ID F. Il Y.

TIE undersigned have he gratidcs,ion Of ir,
formi g the public, that notwithstanding tey " 70
unf,rtunate os 10 have heir bndcry hu n' d. n,
in Mach last, they have "pened very ex ensivs
one in Locust street in the new bIildlnr d"ccdy
opp site iein,'s iTel nd ue prep,r, d to execu
all work their line with d spaIc', aud in a su-
pelior style Ther RULING ApPAR \TUS
and otter Ma shinery new, aud Of rhe first order
aid latest inprov, ,mens; and they feel CO q.
dcnce in their facilities fnr giving periec All face
ton to all Who NY isvor them with their orie's.
Banks Cuulty Offices, Merchant. Mechanics
and o,I ers, can be supplrd W.T. Bl. NIX BOOKS
of every description, which fnr nei,nes- AMI iuri
bty, will be equal t" any m de ~ the U i'ei
States. HICKOK Il CAN INE.
HARRISBURG San 9.
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NOTICE,

CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE that we have
appl ell tn iho Court # Common p eis of Norh-
umbtland couIty for The benef e the low. m ole
for tie 'elef of ins vent de tor ard that the
judges Of The sa Court have appointed the first
Manday Of November next, TO hear US a our
credit rs the Cour House IN Sudbury, when
and where you may al end i Won t'in' per.
THOMAS POYER,
JOHN JONES
sunbury, 9ertsmbs, 10, 1910,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
THE BANKS AND SPECIE PAYMENTS.

Much oonver.snon having taken place in this
city and W YoIk within the last week. on The
qu, stion ofa resumption Of specie payments, and
the ability of the other Phil delphia Banksto re-
sumo without ire Bank Of the United States, we
may evprrs. the opinion thai successful resnmp-
ton will take place on the 18Th # January, vi h.
out lhe Bank Of he United St,ies--aso that in our
view all the Banks of Philsdelpha, the Bank Il
the United States included, will at thu, time. and
not before. We may also remsrk that the Ia K OF
the United States should publish some statement as
70 her esen, position, and he P'lcy pursued by
her for he last three months. ii with no other vlew
than The satisfaction IF hcr stockholders.
.Biotseirs R>par','
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pub lie 8 axe.

IN putsusuca "a order of the Orphms' Court
Of Norhumb'rIs County, will ie expo ed to sale
hy pubic veudue t,ucry. on
Monday, the 1911 day Of October nert,
al tn Courl lou in the b rolqh ut Sunbury.
c. rtain sind in lie Rv,r 8 qu,hanna, IN Augus-
ia Township N ,r,humb,r land county. IA l,g
tn acr m re or less, llte the estate of Jacob
Spsshars fe,'d.
sale To comm ncs NJ 10 O'Clock If sad day,
when th. condi 10 IL wi made kuocn b. Fr+
der c., L,z Us. Admin Tor, de bo1s mn S.r. Of
said iec ert JOHN g. YUUNGTAN,
Sunbury, Aug. 40. Ci'k. o. @.
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Total, 1891
JOHN BUDD, w. ,

DIED.. MItoo, on he Goth UIt. Ms. Rss
Ann ypdI,, lite a. NJ. Ssouel Jorl n, and
IN ,thei { Mr.. AI,ysRder rdan of this place, IN
The 74'h year uf hrT age.
Ia tis borough. on the 81 inst, Hrs, Hahn.
c nsQr ot Mr.. Samuel hahn, aSsi sbuut "a years.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
Coal Ira de.

The amount oi cad carried on tie Dlnvile all
Potisv H. Raj "a 10 Sunhury for sh q 'ing. du-
rng The we,k ending nn Se t. 2, Is 425 funs
PEI last tr"pnTl, 1856
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
Table Of Elections.

The FLOWING table will he found handy anduse
with great care and is believed to be acCura'e:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

The ele4iors meet at the capirols of the respec-
tive States in which they chosen, on 'he, eco
day Of December, q d give in tn ir dos for Pee
siden, aud Vice President,
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Notice.

ALL ACCOUNTS remaining in my bucks
previous T. the Fl st Of Apl 1910, 'ilI he Ief in
the hands Of a JU4Iice e the Peace for 90 lecton.
HENRY YOXrHi AER'
N. d. Grain Of oil kinds will b. taken on old
accounis
sept. IL ls40.--,f.
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MADEIRA WINE.--Fist quality Nader
Wine, f s'le low by
H. D. MASSER,
Sept. 10, ls4o
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IRISH lLMON.-Oi the best quality. con
andy IN ha d and 10, sale by
II B MASSER,
sept. l2, ts40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25

ing this invaluable tight. He was dis.
posed TO so as far as any man in the exten.
SION OF rational liberty. but would no,
consent to undcfvslue this precious priyi.
lege so far as TO confer il With en- indi,.
cnmeas,ing hand upon EVERY ONE"
MIR. Van Buren, occupied the floor Tor
some Time IN expressing his sentiments
decidedly against tho amendment and
AGAINST UNlNERSALS SUFFRAGE.
we were, he said, hszsrding every thing
by gong to such lengths in the amend.
ments-ihe People never should sanction
them.
MIR. TomPkins supported the amend
ment. aud thought too much alarm had
been created by the bug bear CIV Of Uni.
venal Suffrage.
II viii be remembered that Governor
TCmPkIns was the father Of Democracy IN
this Sta'e-bu. Van Buren, did not 90
with han oh no, be chose The asso.
citation Of the Old Federaiisfs.",
From The above 1t Is seen that Var. Blu.
rem, so lar from being N favor OF ex-
tending The elective franchise. voted for
The following res,riotions--not one ofrlieA
Is embraced IA The prorision Of he Con.
stHution phieh noto Gctines tie quaLfca.
fioAs ~ electors.
J.. lie voted that every eleoior IhoOld
FAY A TAX on real and personal pro
perty. before he coHa rOfe.
:. That he must be armed and equip.
ped and have performed military duty.
s. That be should be a householder.
And IN he sequel. after having strenu.
ously opposed them be voted
!. That the elecior should perform high.
way labor
.. That be should have resided in the
State three years next preceding the cleo.
hQn. and one year in the town or county
where he offered his vote, before be could
be qualified.
Where then is Van Buren's boosted
Democracy, when be endeavored 90 de-
prize the POOR MAN-ycs, the REVO.
LUTIONARY SOLDIER. # he happen.
ed 10 be poor Of the right to vote THAI,
our honest, but laboring men. have the
privilege OF voting, they need not thank
Van Buren, for ~.
QS,'He thought that II the elective fran.
chlse was extended TO the poor. II would
render our elections n CURSE, rather
than blessing 10 Was not such a
man a FcGeTGiisi'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
SHANNONDALE SPRINGS.
TUysIs well snown watering place will b.
opeped for the saaaon On the Inth Inn.
I'm Drarrson rouutp, Ia.

opeBed for the season on the 10Th June
Since the last season some valus Die im proye-
meats have been made. Two new and com.
modious bath houses have been erected. for
the purpose Of using for cold and warm bathing
The water from the principal Spring There
are two drawing rooms IN the large building
one adjoining the dining hail, and The other re-
mote from Il. The latter is furnished with a
new Piano.
To those who have never visited these Springs
u MAJ De proper 10 say that they are situated
on the Shenandoah river. S mile. from Charles
town, the county seat Of Jefferson, and can be
reached IN one day from Philadelphia, BaIt-
more, or Washinston. Passenger stop st IIar-
pers-Ferry TO dine, and then proceed ten miles
on the Winchester and Potomac Rail road 10
the Chariestown Depot, whence they are taken
IN coaches provided by the Company five mite,
10 the sPTings.
Every thing has been provided TO render +,
sojourn at this watering place delightful 10
those VINO are seeking either health or pleasure
Amusemenis Of various kinds will be found
suited TO the grave a. well as the CAV. No spot
IN the Union eXcels Shannondale in beauty
The scenery is unsurpassed.
The virtues OF the waters are weIlknown
Hundreds OF the most obstinate cases, which
would yield TO nothing else, have been perfect
~ cured by these waters. IT, Dropsy, Dyspep-
STA, and all arrangements Of the digestive or
sans and liver, aud IN many other affection,
they have proved Invaluable
T. A. MILTON, .9gr
OF ShsAnsndsie SpriAgs Company.
June {, lslO.