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OLD ADDISON

Is in the field; see call in another column We
of that portion of the people of Old Addison, who
nave been rode down by the Great spit upon since
the flood. We should like TO see the people of
Addison free from the shackles of Sadeism once
more. Letthere be full attendance at the county
convention and see what can be done.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

Hh'S Gaylord Ciark, Esq. for several years
past editor OF the Philadelphia Gaaeiie, and reg
ular contributors IN prose and verse, to the Knick-
erbocker Magazine, died of consumption at PhiIa-
dephia, on Saturday evening" the 18th ult in the
thirty second year of his age
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COMING IEONIE.

The liaTisburgl Pa Gazette contains the pro-
ceedogs of a meeting organizing democratic
club, of which the President the two Vice Presi-
dents and one of the Secretaries were members of
a Tippecanoe club! The people will understand
the late eleclon pretty soon.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

Death Of Gen. .Macomb.-Our readers will learn
with regret that Major General Alexander Macomb.
the gallant and victorious defender of Plaisburgh
in 1914, died in Washington at half past two
O'Clock on Friday, 2jth nit aged about sixty years.
He has for thirteen years been at the head of our
little Army
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The PatchOgne GuiIIoline.

am opposed to the practice of making appointments
to Office the REWARD of PARTISAN General
HqrrisOh'S Letter 10 d. NJ. Berriea.
seen. Harrison WILL in all his appointments look alone
TO the welfare Of the nation No personal consideration
no mere party authory-nO combinations Of influential
men, can induce MN to nominate TO- remove from of
flee any one individual for mere purity purposes FitUess
the hand and fidelity the other are he only in
ques which he can or will make and any effort to change
thwart this course, will receive his rchukc and merit
general Indignation. nEdt0r Of he CiHcianai ReDuJH-
can, the chairman Of "my committee"
" There is civilized country earth in which, on
change of rulers there is such quiSiti0H for Syos
have witnessed in this free Republic. Whrneverdd
any English Minister Wing Tory, 10 tor mater
marx to make an Ousttng of tide walters When did he
disturb the post Offices the mail contracts and every thing
else in the remOtCst degree connected with the govern
ment"Diei WcbSter IN his Worcester Specie in lo22
Ihe daily removal from Office of virtu0us and capable
men, for 10 other reason than independence of opinion is
A PROSTITUTION OF EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE inconsistent
with yrtuous principles, and true pHtriolsm.n-
EHswoHhs Speech, May Session. ls35.
"BEFORE WOULD REMOVE A PUBLIC OFFICER
FOR A MERE DIFFERENCE OF OPINION WOULD
SUFFER MY RIGHT ARM TO BE SEVERED FROM
MY BODl."-GCn. Harrison At CieuciaRd
Z" will remove no incumbent from Office who has faith
fully and honestly acquitted himself Of the duties of his
Office, except in such where such officer has been
guilty of an active pur2lnship as given his Official ill
uencc to the purposes Of party thereby bringing the pa-
rOnaFc OF the Government in conflict with the freedom If
elections, '-Iyier's Ma3gHrqi
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

SorsaparHIa Compovad or SHrcr T6p.-This
celebrated summer beverage has at length found
its way into Cheshire county. We have TRIED
it, and find it all it Processes to be. 1t is recon-
monded too for its chcapncss, about one cent for
Il half pint tumbIer. ~ H. Sentinel.
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Total,
$25S,500,0OO

Showing a credit Of two hundred and fliy-eipht
millions, TO say nothing of the immense extinction
of Indian titles to lands, that remain source of
national revenue, if not dssipatcd by distributions
aud against this there is only floating debt now
of about six millions Treasury notes, with ample
resources of redemption, with ordinary prudence,
during the year.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

Fine fellow, that Eastman of the Woodstock. VI,
Age. Pity he is a politician, bnt we can't help
that. lie says good many fine things every week,
and his paper deserves TO be well supported for its
literary merits Just pass your Snuff box this
way after friend Isley has helped himself to
pinch o. snuff il You please, Major.
.New York Mechanic.
We are not at home when the preceding is cop
led into the Age but, it is in type, we will just
say, that-that, i faith we do mt exactly know
what to say. We will pass over the first part,
merely saying en- PEASANT that some people in New
York are men of pretty good Judgment, any how,
Friend Ilsley helped himself to pinch o. snuff
the other day, and has felt phrst wrate ever since;
so we judge from the transcript of his thoughts.
As for your 'an se' Mr. Porter, if, in about two
weeks from this first day of July, A. D. lS4l, you
see pretty good looking sort of a fellow step into
your sanctum, take from his pocket yellow snuff
box a little worse for wear,--pcture of Gypsy
telling fortunes on the lid, from which the box is
known, all the world over, as the Gypsy snuff
boy,"-give it an amateur rap with the knuckles of
his right hand and offer you a pinch, you may
know you are in the august presence of a certain
Major.
p. S. Ifyou are not in, we shall leave you
huge pinch in piece of paper, with our respects.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

i-EH Our devil is hugely iicked about the wing
nomination for Lieutenant Governor. lie thinks
DR.. Ranney will make grand " Physical agcai."
Ito! no! Well, that nomination is first rate, isn't
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THE OLD EARNIER.

II is really gratifying to hear, from all parts oil
the State. that the people have received the NOM
nation of the old FARMER OF LAMOILE. with
the greatest enthusiasm. They have slight choice
between
A sPECULATING, OLD FEDERALIST
AND
4 DEMOCRATIC FARMER.
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THE NATIONAL FINANCES.

We extract the following facts from the Adj
dress of the Democratic Members Of the Massachu
sets Legislature 10 their constituents and the peo-
pie, at the close of the session for ISL"
When Gen. Jackson came into office, he found
national debt of flty-eight millions, and griev
Gus tax upon labor, through high tariff on the
neccssaries and comforts of life.
Mr. Van Buren, retires from office with the ma
tiona debt paid off, and an annual reduction of the
tax upon consumptions Of about seventeen millions.
| lie leaves for 1871, cash revenue, and direct
-, means oil $2l,723.I73
The ordinary expenditures for 1871
(nnIess Congress makes new appro-
pratons,) are shown to be within 1926, 900
Leaving balance for 1911 of S5.413, lGp
From which deduct the funded debt Of
Sl49,2OO for the District of Column
bin, and the outstanding Treasury
notes Of $500, 600, viz: 4,GI9, 200
And it leaves a balance IN the Treas
ury at the end Of the year 1871, of 1924, 213
To which was added, by the last Congress, au-
thory to borrow five millions more on Treasury
notes, to provide orcOningencies Ins'ead ortheir
being national debt at the close of Mr. Van Blu
Ien's administration, or an exhausted Treasury to
authorize the call for an extra session, the Treasu
ry was left on the I'd of March, with one million Of
dollars in cash, over all immediate demands, after
paying for the session of Congress, and with au-
lhoriiy to borrow five millions of Treasury notes.
making six millions of direct available means, be-
yond the accruing revenue for the year of q mil
lions more.
This is the condition in which Martin Van Buren,
leaves the United States Treasury During his
administration and that of his predecessor, there
has been paid
a national debt of SIS, 900, 900
Deposited with the States 2g 600 600
Deposited with the banks, and not re-
turned 100000
Saved TO the people by reduction of
tariff tax, whereby the duties have
been diminished 11O,O0O,OOO
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OF COURsM!"Iliss TIlEM DOWN!
look uEEEi

81 regard the public offices of the country u,
created for the benefit and advantage of the people
and not for the political advantage of the President
and in that spirit utterly deny the RICH, on the par
OF the President, TO remove from office one who
il honest, capable, and faithful 10 the constitution,
TO make way for another, ,rdose chief rccommea.
daiioa IS 10 be Jouad in his icing noisy and cia-
mo'ow demdSogue and paHi.aa. - JoHN TY-
LER.
a pretty comment upon this text is the appoint
meni of such fellows as Moore, of Bellows Falls
Stacy, Baxter, Curtis Elkns, Curtis Cady, Iebard
of East Randolph, Gould of Chester, and hun
deed others, the most idle, lazy, immoral, brawl-
ing nuisances that disgrace the state.
Oh whiggery thy name is consistency.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

!L-5S" Go Paine, this year ~
"Certainly. I've been champaign (dnners)
about three years; go Paine now"
every well, huuah for (Cham-) PA1NE!"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

The good lady of the house engaged in sewing,
and two large girls sitting by, looking on, is what
lCe like to see.
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Rmlaad County is on the move, See call.

G. w. Bradbury, ESQ.,, Late editor Of the New
Orleans American, has taken the place of Kendall,
as principal editor Of the picayune. We hope 10
nail MIR Byad-bury, occasionally.
RichmOad Scr.
Better not be too familiar with that brad, Cor
pora! its hard customer and has been known to
dUy itself pretty considerable deep into soft things,
like some peoples heads--ahem
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

TIP Sorry 10. say it, but we can't 90 the
PHYSICAL TICKET this year; we can't posi-
lively.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

The July number of the Ladies' Companion, is
received. 1t is embelIished with steel plate, ZEE
flee Deanes,' and two pages of original music,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02
VERY DISTRESSING.

Mr.. William Allen, 1. 5. Senator from Ohio,
who has some two sessions longer 10 serve in Con-
grcss, has given due notice that if Il National Bank
shall be chartered, he will Immediately bring in II
h for It's repeal, and press it al every session I'M
I'll it be carried.-.N y, Irijuae.
We copy the preceding to say, that Mr.. Allen
HAS DONE PERFECTLY RIGHT, what the
democracy Of the country expected he, or some
other democratic Senator, would do. That /" Fis-
cal Agent can't 20 There is 10 installing the
signs of the times, Tho ablcsl wing papers and
lmanciers in the country acknowledge that it is the
idIcst of all idle things to talk abou, National
Dank regulating tho currency; besides, the people
are fast coming to the conclusion that bank is not
necessary, 10 say the least.
The manner in which the Tribune speaks Of
q" Mr. William Allen, U. s. Senator" Sc is boy
sh in the extreme.
Again, we say to the distinguished Senator from
Ohio, you have acted well, you will be sustained
by the entire democracy of the country, Bella Bad
ger & Co. TO the contrary notwithstanding
COCRSE!" HISS THEM DOWN!,
Clay has used all the influence in his power to
prevent Mr.. Woodbury. from exposing the false
hoods, errors and miss,alemcnis Of Ewing's report
of the condition of the treasury. Gag them down
is the word.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

lLJ" We ronder if The ladics riH all go for
Col. Paine, ahem
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ADDISON COUNTY,

The Democratic Treemen of Addison County,
who are opposed TO the repeal of tho Independent
Treasury, the establishment of National Bank
and the many federal schemes of the present add
Room in Middebury, on the 18th day of July inst.
at one O'Clock, p NJ to nominate candidates for
Senators, and to transact such other business rs
may be deemed necessary at the time.
p. c. TUCKER, } County
HUBBARD COOK, Com
WHITFIELD WALKER) mihee.
Middlebury, July l, 1911.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

Judge Black, (whig) is elected to Congress, il
place of Mr. Oge, deceased, from Pennsylvania.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

=" If the principle ornll these appontmcnts-thls mo-
nOpoly Of public trusts by members Of Congress and
1yPWfiSqr Eiii0rS -EG be cNceptIonule tuud would
not have alluded To them 81 r FROM MY DELIBERATE
CONVICTION THAT THEY ARE ESSENTIALLY VI
CIOUS1 THEIR EFFECTS ARE TRULY ALARMING.
HeHrV Ciay in | 20.
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GUTnL0TIITGD.
REWF ALDED.

cUEr.LoT2EGD. REWg ALDED.
A. W, HYDE, Collector. W.P BmGGs, fed. orator
DtNL kELL0G0, Dist. Atty. CHARLES DAVIS, old fed.
MALACm CORNIrG, kcCpcr
Of the Light House ut Ju. L. JONES,
niper Island.
Azel spdlding, Pension Agent, Thomas Reed,
Custom House officers.
II IIolIenboak, Burlington, II Miller Wi"isron,
DauiurI Mott, Aburgh, Frederick lIazcn, Aburgl,
Xoristcr Fi,hC do Thud. Crane, Richmond,
l. WhtlemOrc, Swauton, Geo W Foster Swunrou,
John Dcayit Franklin, Oyll kimptOn, Franklin,
John Lewis BERKSHIRE, l. NJ Potter, Berkshire,
Geo. W il, Lowell, J > ROvce, Rch.urd,
Z. Fuller Troy, Curtis Ekins, Troy,
II Richardson, Montpelier Luther Cross, Montpelier,
Jane, Roberts, burke, Silas lloughton, Lyndon.
\ G TarltOn VI. Adams,
Richard Powers, Ilaslcr of MI ,,,,.., 49, ,,.,.
Revenue boat Burlington, '' - 'e'"'' ''''"
PosimGsters
". DowYEn, slaron. CHESTER BANTER, old fed.
4, WELD, llHrtund. CUaTlS CApY.
h. Arnorr Windham. WILLIAM HARNls, Jr,
- BENNETT, Rockingham. HARVEY WoOD.
T. j. ORNSDEE, Rutland. JGssE Cow, old fed
J.HRoRINsoN, Proctorsyillc. f.. T.. PARKER.
J.I WELLS, bellows Falls. j. ", MouRE, fed. Cdort
Al. KErCHAV, Brandon. H. W. G. CLARK, Gd. editor
Il. MILLS, Burlington. II. D, Stacy, fed. editor.
o. CoLUuRN. Burke AsAnEL BURLINGTON.
j. SARGEANT, Windsor. w. r. GILKEY,
G, 4. GHANT, Woodstock, JOEL EtrOS.
H. kGILoGG Bennington, DAVID Love.
b. d. Newton, Norwich, Harvey burton, old fed
p. o. Sergeant, Chester. joel Could
:. VI. Parsons, Jericho. - Wcthcrby.
II. :. Morse, Shcburue. Geo. h. !shHm.
C.. f.. Barton, Charlotte. c. Martin.
VI. IIcrrin"ton Factory PIT. Augustus Clark.
John Gddcn, T.. Randolph. Alfred IIeharl,
Seth CushmUn, Gudhull. y T.. nennison
l.. r. Barker. ShclhnrnC, Benz Mn\lam,
John Smith, BrOukrld, Noah Paine
Oliver Aycrill, Northfcld T.. Smith,
James Hale, Barre, T. : johnson,
l. l. Uucher, 81. Adams, O,rnr 4 Burton
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iCT Hurrnh for Smile. That's lt-go ahead
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, Pension Agent, Thomas Reed,
CuSiom-HOuSC officers.

II Miller, Wi"iston,
Frederick lIazcn, Alburgh,
Thud. Crane, Richmond,
Geo W Foster, Swuntou,
OryiIl kimpton, Franklin,
l. NJ Potter, Berkshire,
J > Royce, Richlord,
Curtis Elkins, Troy,
Luther Cross, Montpelier,
Silas IionghtOn, Lyndon.
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7,iO0,4O2 II

dctual expenses over necessary
expenses, 7,i09, 402 II
The Democratic Secretary thought there could
be reduction of about .fou millions; but the
Whig Secretary says there must be an increase of
three d0d hGlf!
This is the effect fthe ''charge" that Mr. Web
ster talked about Ken laIPs Eryosior.
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Excess Of 1871 over 1910

I-N.'H' VI i'1 U'ct lofV S0,1JJ,UZi 81
so the upshot of wing retrenchment for the first
year is to be an increase of three millions and
hair in The public expenditures!
" Is this the entertainment 10 which we were
invited - Daniel Webster said in the last war
ReaddH's ErpOsiior.
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Here comes your Reform,

Ewing wants to create NATIONAL DEBT,
so he asks Congress 10 increase the Expenditures
of the Government
Sl6,0O0,OOO!
He wants L. S, Bank stock, to the amount of
&G,0OO,OOO!
lie wants to buy Bank stock for the use Of the
States.
e0,0OO,0OO!
In ALL only,
S3i,OOO,0OO
so, the first SIN MONTHS of federal "Relorm"
is 10 entail on the people debt of
3>.35- Thiriy'OnG Millions Of Dollars,
!lurrah for Reform IIurrah for decrease Of
the expenses Of the Government
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PROGRAMME.
PART |.

S0ng--In the days when we went Gypsing, Sporfc
Romance--The Mountain Sylph, ilusc
composed by Mrs G'b6S
Bdllad-The Light Guitar, BGrncH
Soag-Wanied Governess, Parry
PART III.
Soag--The McGregor's Gathering, Lee
BalIad-The Siclian Maid, Barnett
Turoiian--My beautiful Rhine, Heisiig
S6ag-The Bonnie Scotland, Lee
PART III.
SereaGie-Pretiy Star of the Night, UayleH
Baildd--COmin thro' the Rye, Parry
Balidd-She wore a Wreath of Roses, Knight
Soag-Rory O'Aloore, Lorer
Tickets % cents-Children accompanied by
their Parents,) half price-nay be had at the usual
places and at the Door.
Doors open at 81, Concert 10 commence al ]
quarter past O'Clock.
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WING "RETRENCHMENT."

Mr. Ewing, in his official report. estimates the
expenses Of the Government for lS4l at
S3l 1855, SOP II
The same report shows that the
actual expenses for 1910 were 27,sG3, i75 Al
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CONCERT,
!. WINCHESTER,
SO, Ann Street, n, Y.

MRs GIBBS, formerly Miss Graddon, will give
concert at Aden's Hall this friday evening.
Mrs. q. has been giving concerts at Keene, Wal
pole, Charleston, Claremont, &c. at which places
she has been received with full houses, and great
satisfaction. She is said to be really delightful
singer and will, unquestionabIy afford our goodIy
village a great treat. The following is the
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

"BEFORE WOULD REMOVE A PUBLIC OFFICER
FOR A MERE DIFFERENCE OF OPINION, | WOULD
SUFFER- MY RIGHT ARM TO BE SEVERED FROM
MY BODN."-GCH. Harrison at Cieuciand.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

Leaving balance for 1911 of
From which deduct the funded debt CT
$4,000 for the District of Column
bin, and the outstanding Treasury
notes Of $500, 900, viz:
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MORE or IT.

Mr. Ewing estimates the expenses of this year at
$3l, 3j8, SOP 81
Mr. Woodbury. in December last,
estimated the necessary expen-
SEES at 23,s99 300 90
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-12-21

in the County of Racine certifiee by the Clerk
of the Board of County Commissioners
Which was read, and on motion of Mr.. Wilton,
was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Batchelder,
Resolved That the door-keeper provide seat
within the bar of this house for Elisha S. Sill, and
that he is entitled to all the privileges of member
of this house In relation to newspapers postage and
stationery until the final determination of the house
whether he is, or is not entitled to a seat as men,
Der of this house.
Nothing further of importance was transacted
A JOINT committee was appointed by both Houses,
to wah upon his Excellency and inform him that
they were now ready to receive any communica
ION ne might have to make. The committee re-
ported that his Excelency would deliver his mes
sage IN the Hall the House. to morrow ~ o'clock
The House adjourned till tomorrow past eleven
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-12-21
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6, 1841.

The officers of the volunteers concern
ed in the arrest of Croghan within the Yer
mont frontier, have been dismissed by the
commander Of the forces, Sir Richard
Jackson, in conformity to the sentence OF
a court martial.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
TuE nINCH ATGER."

4 few wears since a man from the region Of the Ken
nebec with interesting wife, two lovely daughters
and promising son, moved down east purchased a
piece Of Wild land, selected spot, erected log-cabIn,
4 stone chimney and wooden mantle tree, and was
ia way 10 live suuountcdby every thing ncces
sary TO make him comfortable and happy. lie had
lived there several years when the first movements
were made in de cause OF temperance. Like many
other good steady men here be refused 10 have any
thing 10 do with their movements. lie would have
folks know that a kelncbccker could iaio care OF
himself lie would sign no pledge. Not long after,
he was invited with other, TO the raising of barn. At
REGULAR and rather short intervals the pail OF Crog
passed round and he slipped with The rest u. al length
he discovered that he had taken one sip too much lie
Nas lule over tie bay, and on returning home he
could navigate quite well as be wanted to. But
though has potaiuU, had made sad work with hs phys
ical system his mind was not SO ateclc' but that he
perfectly understood bis situation, nor Wer" iIs mora,
sensibics eopcWcued buttnat be ielthclraly asAlm-
ed of himself
His reflections were not oCihe most agreeable char
actor rs be approached hls dwelling nor were they
essentially improved as he entered and noticed The sad
1ened counienluces of his wife and daughters. whose
gushing tears soon told him bow biuery painful 70 tie
soul II was 90 have husband aud iatlcr come home
drunk lie sat down aud unused awhile 20 silence
Al length Doe reused himself from tIs siupor and with
determined tone demanded .' " here Is my luUn au-
Ger" 50 strange question, Do these circumstances,
only added 10 the sorr1ws of The afflicted family and
tley thought % best 60 lei % pass 90 silence. The
Question was soou repeated lD SUI more Leiefmnrl
tone -' Where is my inch augcr WAT 30 NE
world DO YOU want OF your inch auger inquired A.s
"a ia mildly. Il want 49, was the reply. The inch
anger uas procured. lie took Q ADD commenced hof-
lrz with a 'Hr energy oi which De was caP4a'e INTO
s wooden mai, le.,ree The work was soon comglC-
co and Tie $50 Us were seen dropping from The i1nlef
side INTO tHe drc There wife saId he IL! drink no
more rum ul tIat hole grows up
There VAS Dos pei-e-aoi having i before hls eye.
as he ro,e la he morang a1i every ZINE be entered
MS dive M DUNG ne CAV, . eou'tless hae much
-r-a,.- l~f.-,~s g-ar him iran lfr hs1 bst- .0css
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.

We copy the following from the Boston Daily Mail,
and recommend II 10 the attention of every person who
has the least desire to protect and encourage Amer
industry and enterprise.
Day q Martin have for many years monopolized the
American market, in the article of Liquid backing
II is impossible to compute the amount OF money that
has been paid these manufacturers, since Their Hrsl
introduction Of into this country Go where YOU
wilyou sec show bills OF bright coored paper i'Day
Msftin's Backing
Now We make our own hats, umbrellas shoes ana
boots and many other things; and the money mai Is
expended flr auy article of American manuia,luie' a
proportion OF II goes INTO the hands OF me la
bOrer, and thus labor IS encouraged and proie ,ca'
Every dollar that Won elpend for Day MANI" 5
Backing than one half of d goes 4" encourage
foreign labor Having made our own shoes ana '"'ls'
It is quite Notifying think that we must depend upon
John Bull for liquid keep them black aud SHINING
II perfect nonsense 10 suppose for moment that 20
one here can make good liquid tiackIng AS Day d
Martin
Holden q saunders, 81 Couhl now manufacture
liquid baoking which is as good and by some is
sad 20 be better lh3u 'aai Of DIV Martin aud iflF
per cent cheaper Let every true ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
prepare 20 brush up his boots with own euncs-
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