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IA OFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDT:

L'A clncs.-Thcsc medicines are indebted
for their name totheir manifest and sensible act ion in purify
ing the springs and channels Of life and endung them
rcnewcd tone andvgor 10 many hundreds of certified
which have been made public and almost every species Of
of Mo0as LIFE Pits and Phonr Filters have been grateful
y and publicly acknowledged by the persons benefited and
sophie principles upon which they are compounded and up
on ~, MhGh IN, ,ney =, eeoTse@@sinn,ly act
# every form and description Their first operation to oos
from the of the stomach bowels various impu
move the hardcncdacos which collect in the ccnyoutons
the smaller Other
these and leave such collected behind produce
hahun costrcncss with all It's train Of evils or sudden dar
hmn with its eminent dangers This fact is well known
all regular anaoms who examine the human bowels after
doat and hence ihpndcoS OF those well informed men
gsinst quack medcnsor medicines prepared and hcradod
Life medicines IL TO cnnse the kidneys and the bladder and by
this means the liver and the ungs, the heahG action Of
CANS The blood which takes its red color from the agency Of
the liver and the lungs before it passes into the heart being
thus purified by them, and nouhed 10y food coming from
clean stomach courses freely through the veins every
P7r of tho system aud trnmphnnty mounts tho banner OF
health in tho blooming cheek.
Nloas Vcgetable(o medicines have thoroughly test
ed and pronounced sovereign ronody for Dyspepa iatu-
loncy Papaton OF the heart Loss Of Appetite Heart Burn
and head ache recssncss bad temper Anxiety anguor and
feyers OF all kinds hcumatam, Gout DropsIcs Of all kinds
Gravel Worms Asthma and consumption, Scuryoy Ulcers,
and scobuc eruptons and bad
eupvc complaints sallow cloudy and other ds7prcenble
compezions, salt Rhegm, Erryspoas Cold. and In.
hucnzl and other complaints which act the human
frame In Fever and Ague particularly the Life Medicines
nave Occh most chnehty hucCcSslu much mat
Fever and Ague DISTRICTS physicians almost universally pre-
/ cribe them.
All that Mr. Mot requires Of his patient is 10 be parcu
lar in taking the Life Medicines strictly
directions 1t not newspaper notice anything that h.
himself may in their favor that he himself may the
favor that he hopes to gain credit 1t is alone by the result
Of fair trial
| MOFFATS MEDICAL MANUAL, designed rs domcsti
gnioe 10 health This little pamphlet, edited by W r. Moia
2ij broadway " has been published Tor purpo
painng fully Mr. Moiiat theory of diseases will
found highly interesting persons seeking health treat
upon diseases and the thereof Price 2 81
for sale by MoTats agents generally.
These valuable medicines for sale by BURT & MASON
Arenls II Rutand Connty. I-lv
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STATE OLE YERMnNT.

STAT OF vERMoNT EeE it remembered ,h', at a
District OF Fathayon session Of the probate court
held al Caseton sad district the 9Th day Of dug 1871
Present A. Warmer, Judge.
Whereas Caudaco Strong drnsratx Of the Lois
strong late Of Pouney, deceased ntosaie ha, filed in said
court her petition in writing for license cell all tho
tate nj said deceased for the payment Of tho debs Of said do
ceased sud charges of administration
II ~ ordered that said application bo hoard before said court
al session thereof 10 be holden Cascon the frat Wed.
n'day Sept hcIt and that notice thereof be- given IN ali
persons interested by publication OF this order Runa
Herald newspaper printed Rutland, three weeks success
sToy previous TO said time Of hosng appear and object
thereto Is they zee Cause, 4 true cory Of record
3s-N u. +. LASGDON, Rerss.
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\ dycrtiS men t.
ITO MARIIIED I. ADIEai-nR Hill = ARnO

NAL SUPPORTER. This apparatus uniformly cures
lng ri the womb aud removes many incident
IN the married state. II applied article Of dress any
lady 1T herself without surgeon reading
the pamphlet written by Dr. Hull accompanying each nstru'
The supporter has attained very high character in Europe
well this country II adopted to the cnc dis
use Of possafe md other painful surgical cxpedent IN tho
Iyngin Hospitals London and Pans and universally
cmmendcd In Europe by medical Of the highest rank
In this country sustained by the leading momhers Of tho
faculties ofColeges and Hospitals and by all the eminent
private practitioners.
This article, together with DR. HILLS celebrated and most
approved Truses for sale Wholesale No g. Nesoy
Astor House New York and al reaby James Porter Rut
land, Vt
July -, 1871. SOY
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| inc.
fE'iir 'utrsbs hsro ready fo ds,sry 81 Jsct.ob
In, tiH, 80 tashsi. fli-c. reasonable.
HITCHCOCK & MORGAN
~ Rutlsn1 tugsst s. tg4t 5g-N

STATE or VERMONT The licnofsbl. rfoh,e Court
District Of Iafhar.n.s. Tor the district sforessii -
Of Ftulst. dcces.,d Gnrrrfra-.
where's, Eshs Alien, timnis'r,tor OF sad deceased,
pror0,ss rendering .ccount Of his ,dmn .ston and
presiding he scccuni against sid osste for allowance.
SESSION c. ,ad court n be held the Probate OfHce
IN Ciseion os the first NsdpesdAr Of Sc nber next
10 ordered by sad Court ihst you be notified BY pub
cson Three wcss. suoet-'vtv IN the Rutland Herald
Tintsd OF Rutland, that tho ssc account will be
Cd BY sad court the time snd place Aforesaid when and
where you may appear and ohjee, II you
Given ondet my hsnd At CssGtton this gth dsy Of An
gust, lSgl 3s-& \. WARNER, Judge
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REMOVAL.
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
4 LANsON DYER has removed hi. boot and shoe mann
isculy one door east in the building formerly occupied
a. store, where he will at all times b. happy accommodate
his customers with article the shoe line not
surpassed by any shop IN the county His stock all marked
with an unusual letter m some shops the latter G. lie
has st last obtained what he has boon DESTROYS
mon Of superior skill and steady industrious habits which will
,ntoo him IN Furnish his customers with work that has dura
hiy and beauty combined. Ills terms usual very low
Tor cash.
lie would remind those indebted that he 10 in OF the
ready and must have IT, tho workmen and stock above
do,cubod cannot be procured without cold charms
Rutland, 9Th August. 1871. 32-3l
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COuGHs, COLDS, AND ALL DlsEl.

~ os of the Lungs The NEGrrp Ae,r-
NcNARy BALsAM is believed TO DO dcscucdy the ns,, -.
lar medicine known in America fot coughs cat,,
phthisic consumpuon whooPing cough, and puu,s,E
fcctions OF every kind
Tho Vegetable Pulmonary Bilsam has hccu very er-,
used Cor about y years. md it's reputation has been cr
increasing So universally popular sths article become,
IL may be considered STANDARD article n lars.
ofthc y. $ and British Provinces. Many fm.'c. L.,
constantly by them, considering II tho most safe ve
cciyng and have received numerous rccomme udatons,
four best physicians, who make Of IN their MACS.
The names of few individuals who have given thor ter
ny in favor Of this article here subolucd and fof
full account see envelope TO the bottle.
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct Samuel MorrN
Truman Abel, " Timothy Ra,It
Thomas Brown Jcrc EllsNorh
William Perry d" Albert Gould
Extracts ola letter from Mr.. G. Clay kingston Uar Co
Y, TO the proptictors
Yours Of the 9th inst, duly received A rrns,,1,
effected by the Vegetable Pulmonary iIssm "a,
winter and spring OF 1885 The person Mr. Mooi, bad -,
sick long time with tho consumption. III physician y
given him up lie rcdu ed low 10 he unable ia III,
commenced using the Basam which effected complete on,
and he is hale and hearty he was Mf N.
has removed from tins town but he has promcd mo VITA
more detailed account Of his case which will forward
C.S. CLAY
Knsngton, ". Y, June IS, 1888.
Argyle Nov, Scots
In the winter Of 1887 and 1885 was seized with VIDE.
cough which continued two three Ny cough
severe that obliged 10 up my bed ,
hours during the night, and much reduced flesh
trenRht, and my appetite gone. One Of mytncglhon Nd
bottle of the Vegetable Pulmonary alsam, which he woud,
soil lie however loaned II to I'll could procure mm
other. experienced immediate relief from IT, The dni
porunlty procured more, and to tho Of il afcr0f
preservation of my c. J W ,LENOA
Dec IL
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Ellis Vegetable Pills and Ointment.

Ellis Vegetable Pills and Ointment
ELLIS VEGETABLE PILLS are admirably adspt
~ "a 10 the breaking Up ~ o'sr', curing bilious choc,
headaehe and all diseases incident had the dges
n'e organs They be doubt bcsi medicine known
sases ''sro, Fever of cankcr a'h and tho eses and
hmily medicine thry urrvallod.
fllis' vegetable Ointment slfes the salt rheum,
eeao bnfr tcaasr Do h ranct ulcss, and ~ rfupicrs
he'Aln II Is the best o''tnent ever inVeniedno rsske
- -eGcnes are well knoNn N this section AZ osuntry
d. Ils nov dscessc Ard alb In world tfe
secret 81 compromising them The suhscrbes sfe. t1.
ptsts procured small supply which they offer Tor sale
BURT 81 MASON.
Rs,l,nd, Js'r -, 1871 SIS
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o K f. l. G OOK

/ h C Pu Bile generally
Article IL wish TO purchase Pelt, Pulled and Shearcd
Lamb wool hating and shipping Fu's, and most kinds of
country Produce wood &c. Hats old dcbts offered in
payment tor The above articles oer prict than be
bought eewhere-no mistake about this With reference
my stock oihats viii It comprises general
OF American and English Hats no Frcnch- will leave
chants to bring in Hats OF French fashions they
come obsolete in cites and warranted well made and
good materials.
Article 2-Thoso indebted me must allow themselves to
be persuaded OF the popoy Of making Immediate pGymen
unless they do, neither Ool Cook no any body can get
along in business OREL COOK.
Rutla nd, June 80. 1GtI 2j-5O
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Dye Stuils.
FHNE Subscriber respectfully begs leave inform his friends
and customers generally, that having received from
Gus extensive additions to his previous stock of Drugs
&c. he offers for sale at his store Nos * south side
Old Fanue Hail. uncummony low prices very full and
complete assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Pants and Dye Stg6s.
Having selected the with great quality and
variety embracing all newly discovered Preparations he feels
confidence in saying that he offer inducements
those wishing to purchase be found IN the city.
Dealers in Drugsor Paints. clohcs and
manufactures respectfully invited to call when purchasing
as al goods viii be offered at extreme low prices
modatns terms and OF tho best qualities.
EDWARD BR1NLEY.
Mt the old Briuloy Store, Nos 3 "a
south side Fanculi Hall.
N,B.-Boodroo Spurrcd Ryo Black, Snakcroot Becswax
Godlhrend, Oatme1l, Obs Ilemock, Spruce Wincrccen.
Tanzy and Norwood constantly wanted which high.
est market price will be given. 1912 mos
los
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IIliiGAM l.. CHENEY. Standing County frent, tctr'
o.nsisntl, 90 hand ,atoussso 81 the shovo ris
~. falo~tns prc.s .F--os5. go 81. s.: SIS Alec
Sasrrssnt Cough end Uerr, LoftaF,f,
ard the lo1h MASS PLAsrUn Cot lame SIDE back, or bfcasi
furnished ., P,ngbots & Btnsma.d, Darlington, VI.
Jrnc % irtt sd,
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Tho lsvsy un,ss 10 al Ia branches will be continr-
81 by the subscriber bis account al TIC old ttand
-hes al orefs his line Of business will be banfful!
tsNed and promptly attended 10.
n. suhcrbcr having larger and better selected sssort-
~ goods than usually Kept contt hopes by
'riri add personal attention to business TO merit share Of
public paifonagc which respectfully solicited
5n-tf &. u. GRISW OLD
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1nht la'r1tf Farm lately Owned 81 4 l. Brown
- scainus he siisre and y.ug upon the north side
u he road 4eAcing 10 1bste9n. Containing shout Ia
'cfe'7 SCI tlhp'ed % The business ~ farming Is well
Ttiefec ne bulldogs canvcuisut and fences In good re
par u ih''e who tnow this iaru eomuendauoa 10 90,
NEEDED ard any man Nshng 10 pufchtsr requested 10
sHamlne the premises Erqulfe ii l. Bfosn Jlgs,
Porter CT Jsines Barrett, Jf.
Ruutne l9h Jolly l-u. 2e-Ss
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Consumption and Liver Complaint.

nR TAYLORs BHLS1M OFLTVERIrO orr has bee
~ used successfully for eget years in the cure of these
diseases ~ Rememher the otianr and genuine is made
ONLY at 30 Dowey, " Y all others arc spurious and un.
authorized
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WHLL4M WRIGHT7S
Indian Purgative Pills,
Eptire{v Uerctdble.

Manufactured under the immediate superintendent of
william Wright, Vice President OF the
North american COLLEGE Of Hcalh
For the treatment and of diseases in the form Of
bilious and nervous evers measles, small pox, paius in
the stomach back and side consumption dopsy, scrolua
cancer, splitting Of blood, sick headache, rheumatism d.
arrhGa dysentery, cocs dyspepsia, palpation of the
heart, ulcers and sores of every kind &c. &c.
For sale by JAMES EVERSON Rutland; S. T.. Leon
ard Wallingtord; Lepham Vail Il Co.. South Wnng-
ford; A r. Vail x Co., Dandy. Eft
into tho enclosure o The about
" 39th June dark grey Mare. supposed be about
years old has star the forehead has punches both
feet one white hind foot long switch tail fair otter and Will
jump all fences. Tho requested prove property,
pny charges and take her away GEO Parker
NJ. Holly July Il, 1871. 1881
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rU,Hfss nelr, ~ -bo nav test hsss ths
d. sst.h ~ con Stsphsn ia,o~ he remainder ~ BE
tive ed .s ns clam ssrnias. rss dtbts n he
tonttrtrr She date ard % hsrcy oefir that De 70
TO. is sst fs himself ant hs iwrnty cfnrr
HATIiANiEL WlNsIOW
ruf.nA Iul, 10 fesi $50
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fENE CorsHrtshp heretofore essiirg under the FIRM OF
g. ". Moore & Co dissolved on the lsh inst. b,
rutuA consent. GEO. " MOORE
{. u. GRlSWOLD.
nrshdon Jolly e 1881.
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STATE OF VERMONT {Itl f II rene m6efel IhaI a |
held o. Rutland within and for saId district tho Goth
d.y of iulv A II ISi

b.rc Of Rutland Is sp 5s Pfasso ," court
held Of Rutland within and for sad district the Goth
day Of July, a. ID. ls4l.
Present Wm Hall Judge.
Chauncsy Green administrator pon the state Of range
Green, late Of DANNY in said district deceased interstate
having made application 10 this the time al
lowed Tor the psymen Of the debts of said deceased OK
tended year from tbs ID day o June last II ordered
hst consideration thereof be referred to the ls Monday
der be published three weeks succcssvey, in The Rutland
ilehld, newspaper printed in said Rutland, previous
thereto hhta concerned m-y sppr,r snd object the
same II they SEQ cause. tine copy Of record.
3l-D HENRY HALL, Register.
D.ro, Of a1'and b stated Probate ,"V Court a,
held at Rusnd within and for said district Cd tho end
day Of August, A. ID. lsIl.
Present VIM. Hall, Judge.
LYDIA Fay, admins'rlirs up the estate OF william
Fay late Of said Rutland deceased, niestate having
made application 10 have tie time for paying the debts
oil sid deceased extended year from the 10Th inst,
II Ordered that the combination Of ,ad application
he referred 10 the hrs Hondsy, being The 9th day OF
September NEXT and tbs, copy Of this order be pub
Rutland Herald newspa7cr printed said Rutland ,ha
q, concerned may appear and object to the if they
zee osu,e. a true copy Of record
3l-33 HENRY HALL. Recis,er
y OTfCG Lefeb, gNcn ali The pfop0oIoTs und I1nt
owners Of the swn ofNcndan in tho county Rutland
tfNsmoui ner IN be holden Montpelier OF the ed Thurs
da! Of October nsNt, praying for alhe 10 sac
ioWn Of Nen'on aHds tccue,tsd n public pous and char
n,be parp'es excepted r The purpose Of repair
lng roads ,nd building bridges q said town.
IEyETET-T WILKINS of,le town
| JOSEPH " CURTIS, NJ hcndon.
Dated At hsrdon this "a day Of Jolly, u. 1874. sl-33
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y o { i C C,

~ ] G..
I7OR sale by the subscribers 90 bushels Western limo
l. thy Seed Also quantity OF first quality Nova SEQ
tia Plaster. Also Fairbanks improved plourhs, sup-ri.
or article. A. IL J. G.. ALLEN
Farhaven, Missy 3, lSAl. l0tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03
TUESDAYS Proceedings.

n
The bill putting the Post Office Department on the
Treasury for support occupied the greater portion Of
this days session. The bill provides 1861 dol.
lars for the Pos, Office service out of the money
raised through the customs, and an amendment was
tackled to it, in the course Of The day, giving thir
teen additional clerks to the bureau Of the Audi
tor of the Department. This is a novel state of
things in our Government. The Post Office De-
partment once paid revenue into the Treasury. /,
was subsequently the policy of the Government, that
all IFS surplus from productive routes should be surren-
dered to open new avenues to dispense information
among the people, and giving greater r%apid'ty, at in
creased expense to the old ones. In hir. Barry time,
he pushed this policy too far, and brought the Depart.
ment in debt upwards ofseven hundred thousand dollars.
His successor Mr.. kendalll found the Department in
this state, and, BY retrenchment and economy, in four
teen months paid off its debts, without asking a dollar
from the Treasury. Persevering in this course for q
shor, time longer, he run up a surplus of $500, 900 in
ITS funds. He then, in conformity with the spirit and
policy Of the Administration, established about one
thousand new routes, and increased the speed and ia.
cil'ties OF travelling on the old ones. In 1889 he pu,
into operation about three hundred routes, directed BY
Congress, and calculating upon the regular increase OF
the products of the system, (Which, from the progress
Of things, averaged an increase If ten per cent. from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03
RECEPTION OF THE VETO

We could 'pile PeIion npon Ossa" on, of the various
extracts which We might Gull from The presses and pro.
ceedings of both parties on the Veto Message. Many
Of the Wing presses have SO far "smothered" their re-
sentmen;-bnt several Of the Wigs have spoken out,
in scorn and in wrath whilst The Democratic presses
and meetings have IL general received the Message with
exclamation and with thanks. A letter from Ohio,
states, That in some parts Of that State, MIR. Tyler
has been burnt in efigy, whilst the Democrats have re-.
ceived it with guns, and with bonfires. This wa. the
case at Circleville, in Ohio, where the Chief Magis-
trate was abused as a traitor, and an Arnold, and his Elf
gy publicly burnt with every mark Of contempt-"whilst
the Democrats, after the efigy was burned, repair d
10 a large mound in our town, and there made a bonfire
to the praise of John Tyler, for the act he had done. -
One of the most violent of his denouncers is Prentice, OF
the Louisville Journal, whom Mr.. Brent. in his late, Sc.
cond Card against Mr.. Clay, pronounes to be "alr.
Clays organ" This consuminate libeller declares the
Veto to be- ''lhe most astounding and atrocious act oil
perhdy that ever occurred in any government in the
civilized Woodland contends that nothing could be
imagined ''to palliate its baseness." itcould not be be.
lieved Says Psentice) sthat there existed a man on
earth 50 buss, So false, so reaeherous. Least of all
would any one suspect Mr.. Tyler Of the base perhdy
Of accepting the nomination of the Whigs with the Sc.
ere. intention Of frustrating their principal measure
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ITO THE PGBIlC.-The subscriber having constantly on
= hand, IN Fetersbar. and Richmond, a large and well se!rcted
stook lneary thirty in nunberl Of The very best PIANOFORTES
MADE IN this country, and being disposed 10 sell them upon the
most liberal terms thai could possibly be asked by any one,
even 'he most suspicious. h. begs leave To suggest 10 those in
want Of Pianos the importance of giving him a. ieas, 4 trial, be
lnsihe, ana a stions probability that they wonid be greatly the
saIhetsi III TACT. II world be but a Posiponemcnt of = positive
purchase q 4 short time, nf any instrument whatever, until
rney enm,a nave AN opportunity Of testing the quality Of ,huse OF
m'ne, whco are Unsurpassed. il equalIrd, in England or Ameri-
ca. ] have sold nearly three hundred Of these Pianos IN a few
years, without selhnsa bad one, and hold myself bound to take
defective.
Holding rs ! have ever done. the opinion, that the sale Of a
ehgIs fiaho would occasion such 4 loss of confidence a
coiia % he afterwards repaired b. ,hr sale of a hundred good
ohes, y may well be expected that sha, be particular ~ 10 what
= o. instruments send OF. F. P. NASH, Peter.bx-r, ia.
" & ny flsnos are To- be found in grea; variety .; J, ~. RAN
poLfh COS In h Richmond. r.. T. y.
aug. 81 J-stif
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wish not TO do injustice TO that portion o! the wing
party who differ with me. impeach no man 8 since
r;.y; but, in my opinion, they have fallen nnaer 'ne
influence OF evil counsels. They seem, indeed, TO Dc
intoxicated by mower, and to be rushing headionS on
The breakers that wrecked the late Administration. =.
gives me no pleasure to make these remarks. | w"u'u
rather turn aside and weep over the early otge"e.as,
that can so soon cou5ign to the tate oil an
before. the object of so much hope ana .''''Iss a.
anY;ons and suffering People. cannot coh''""" "
smnh = socr,s.e have urged no t:c;i"ns oppos'''n'
hut d,sdain MASSIVE ar 9ucsctnce hho'i
me,t; and though | may he borne down y - ,ha
npr,bers On the floor OF Congress, cann", pe."' Wv
fear of breaking the charm OF wing .;ama Tho
d,ce mo n weld the forms OF our INSTRUCTORS anu ~
SN:.a;.l.s oF our Government without rcE1onstrehce.
cannot uo with the majority IN Congress III '"en
march towards consolidation, even al the rlsA ei oe'hs
st;pma,ized as q customary abstraci'on'sl OF i hhe"'
Der of q ''cabal. ..,
rha, federalism stalks through our Halls OF Legs"
,,t;on. stripped of all disguise, can no longer be denieu
and he who cannot see its image stamped %" IA ".a
.ures Of this Congress would not recognise the picture
though, like the Dutchmans painting were NV.
,,nder il .This is a h0rsc-that is u man. ! "oui,
soona, nl,ce the .spoisoned shirt OF Nessus on my DacS
,bon profess the doctrines promulgated 'y some u ~,
COLLEAGUES in the discussion on the BANK b'i!' anu "u'
would have us infer that they speak the OPINIONS OF
large party in my native State. God ioro'a rhese uoo
trnes should ever be sanctioned by the Old Dominion
-God forbid she should ever be found an advocate o
mower against human rights! No, she cannot: "fes
meet for the principles which have immortalizcd he
stalesmen-respect for the recorded honors OF her nam
the memory of the Pass-the hope Of ,he iueu 60
f,rh;dr" She will be found, when the struggle comes
on the side of liberty regnla,edby law; and she WIN ,el
to the world, in a voice not to be mistaken, that "''F
pinia is what Virginia was.
If to love and venerate the preceptso of her statesmen
10 endeavor to initiate their bright example ana % 40
- - tho nrinciples of the Constitution, even agains
,he will Of the majority, constitute a "Virginia aestrac
tionis,," then, for one, l glory in the name, and If
to be a decided, whether Republican or Federal doctrine
are to shape the administration Of this Governmen
and ! am prepared for the contest. l rejoice that TN
limo ia 40 soon to be drawn and now that the Fedora
party are about to take the field under their own bar
hers striped of our name and uniform, though the hr
will be hot and the charge desperate, l have no dou'
of the Issue of the struggle.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
F. MALLORY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Aug "a, lo4l.