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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-14
MECHANICS AND A TARIFF.

Within few weeks past, the advocates of pro-
tecivc tariff have commenced systematic opera
tions in order 10 call in the aid OF mechanics, TO
assist in carrying out their hyorlie PROJECT, 1bey
have commenced with the shoemaker; and are at
tempting to press that numerous and useful class
of citizens into their service, by exhibiting the I'M
portaton Of the foreign manufactured article, as
The means Of the present reduced wages among
the craft. or course, the inference intended, H.
that higher duties would diminish the lmporlalIon
and by increasing the demand Tor labor, enhance
the price. Shoemakers who believe this doctrine,
and who are guided by their interest VIII lend
their aid 10 procure protective duty on boots
and shoes, to diminish if not 10 prohibit their i'm
pnrialicn. Let us uow inquire how lar iney are
likely TO be benefited by ii.
Were stop put to imrortn,ions, entirely, it is
admitted ut once, that the employer would have
the monopoly and control Of the market. As II
matter of course, he would command higher prices.
Dnt is !, matter ,ofcoursethat corresponding rise
would take place in the price OF lahor' lh's Is
the prenl question of interest to the workman.-
How long would il require for the news OF de-
mand for shoemakers, and Of the increased wages,
to travel across the Atldnic' And how many
mcn,hs would i. be, before the same workmen who,
| in Europs. had been thrown out Of employ by
mean. Of our tarii'. OF an equal number, would be
/ Ccppd seated on the work benches, side by side
with the American workman! Probably six months
possibly twelve mon,hs--and II these 'ahed III
scmc measure the employer would con'fNe, ny II
process pecua TO our Yankee ingenuity, IN Inc
course of twelve months more, 10 manufactures
shoenake enough to livestock the mnrke; with Ia
L.,, m tina, line ard reduce the wages twenty five
Der cent. below present rates. Such has been The
in other branches Of business heretofore; and we
appeal TO any mechanic operative, employed IN
manufactures heretofore pro,ec,ectcd BY duties, to
know if they have ever been benefited by that
protection in tho end. Have not the overstock 81
labor q. ono time. md tho cvcr,'cck cf goods a
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VOL. ii. NO. 80.

another tIme induced by the idle vagary of protec-
loh,so Fur encroached their earnings ,as to leave
them worse OIL at last, than though no such pro-
lection had existed; Indeed we shall like to know
il any one is simple enough to believe that employ
ers, in their demands for II protective tariff, have
the most distant intention efbeneiung their ope-
ralves Self is the entire moving principle of the
whole machinery, To make mole money them.
selves, is the sole object. They will obtain labor
at as low rate as possible, And if they canno,
find it cheap enough 10 answer their purpose, on
our own soil, they will import it. For, recollect-
though the manufacturing article be prohibited from
abrode, the uo,kmen 10 fabric0ie that article,
may be importedty ship loads, free Of duty.
Employers have made nice culc nIu,ions as TO
how much Il workingman ought TO live on, and
will give him no more, Tariff Or no tariff, depend
on it they will conlrive to supply themselves with
labor Il, their own prices and no portion Of the
extra profits they may reap, will ever he given 10
their workmen. For the truth Of these remarks.
we appeal TO the universal experience Of opera
tives. Proridence Herald.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-14
MRS. NJ. GARDENERS BALsAM OF
LIyERWORT g. HOARHOUND.

vVyHE Original Vegetable Livcrwori prcperntlon-rrce
II SO cents the bottle. The most popular remedy ior
and Mi other diseases Of the ungs also it Is In extensive
use for the cure of Liver Complant-is Mrs Gardiner
Indian Balsam of Lyerwort ard lloarhound inns l. Tue
nr,t nrcnnrnon of Iyerwor introduced To the American
nuL,ic il bcrr now twelve years since II was rs esab'
,hed Its reputation stands unrsaled ms cough medl'
cine See certificates and places Of residence OIL the print
ed direction round the bottle.
The underscncd having received great bcneft for the
cure of diseases above named with confidence we recon-
mend the celebrated Bnlsam of Lyerwort TO the public
'-'' Ernes, Webster, David 7. Woodbury.,
Thomas Uaskius, If. L. Horton,
c. Ellis, u. "nli,,
Z. Williams, Miss Ia ,ownrn. ,,,>,
Wholesale and retail bv the proprietor; WM' pno"N
aaI Wasting ion street, Boston. Retailed by
70 j. A. DUNBAR, WoOds,ock,Nt
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COMPOUND BONEsET CANDY,

NTEDICATED-PRICE cts. oz, 10 cts oz, e. l2 cts,
ltl lb.-A remedy that has gained great reputation
for the of coughs, colds whoopins cough, phlsic
throat and all diseases OF the lunCs also II In rN
tcnsve for clearing the voice for Vocalisis or Public
Sprakers and in consequence Of the extensive sale and
wonderful, efficacy Tor curing the above complaints has
caused number oi Druggists and Conectioncrs 10 coun
teeit this valuable cough remedy An imitation has just
been shown with my stamped Oh the candy, evil
IDENTIFY deceive the public. For the genuine YOU will
call for " VIM. Browns Bonesc Candy Mcdicaicd" and
that the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped " WV. DnowS" The true article 10 for
sale in Boston. nj wholesale rnd retail by the Manuact
rer, corner Of Washington and Elliot st.
For sale by ]. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VT
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Spirit of Gbe age.

rERMs-$2o 90 year; 81 so in advance. The cost Of
transportation in al cases to be paid by the subscribers
No new subscriptions cam In any case, be received un
less BY advance payment or guaranty OF payment by
an authorized agent responsible person, known
10 the editor.
No paper will be sent out OF The State unless payment
be made in adpance and the paper in no cuse continued
beyond the time for which it is paid
Subscriptions taken for any length OF time
No paper will be discontinued till all arrOarases are paid
All advertisements must be paid for in Advance unless
some one known the editor will become responsible for
the Insertion.
Advertisements will be continued until forbidden, and
charged accordingly, unless the number OF insertions be
specified.
uAll letters must be free Of postage otherwise the
postage will be charged in account or deducted from the
remittance.
~ Any subscriber to the AGE NAV have his inser
ted In the Business Directory for 81 so year; any per-
son not subscriber for 49, ANY person, not subscriber,
who will send 49, shall be entitled TO the AoE and the
Insertion OF his card for one year.
ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED, AND JOB WORK EXECUTED,
AT THE USUAL RATES.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-14
TUK TKUNUTINW TIE WV " ~
AND REUTIFYINC TIE HAIR.

yUyIE GENUINE BUFFALO OIL is FIST taking the
q place of NIL other preparations for the hair now ~
use 1t beauties and suienS the hair, giving II sn'n
gloss that other article does, and causing u 10 'u,
outside wrapper of the genuine will be signed by the pro-
prietor WI BnowS, a'o coprwreht far the engraved
direction has been secured mud entered according 10 hol VI
the aass bottle to avoid the counterfeit Dealers can We
supplcd of WIN. BROWN, 4sl Washngton ST. Boston
For sale by j. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VI,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-14

THOMSONIAN MEDICINE.
PURE AVID UYiDULTERiTED MEDiciNE'
Atm. & NJ. o. RANDALL's Jcwery Store is kept a
a good assortment Of TnoNsoAIAN MEDICINE, con
phe,,n, ATTIC mr. Hot Drops Brown Lobca,
Iy;n. hitter. Pulvcr1ed slippery Elm,
nysentcrv Syrup Meadow Ferre Ointment,
Vegetable Jelly, Hcalns saw,
I.ninment, soHiu'",ms i"'''e"'
Ems ohejo Composition,
Cough Balsnm, cayenne,
Sars;re mr. yalerian, Spice Bitters,
Csaon I ohen. Womans Friend, &c
All for sale at the BOSTON prices, Mt
Sept. 90, lsil n. " U. hhNDdLLo o.
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REVEREND /. COVERT'S.
BALM OF LIFE.

4 NEW and raluaJie remedy for the aure of Con'un,p
tion Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, Whooping Cough, and
az assesses ~ 90. iI"s' aa ut"upsj .a'ensste.y
asea onu M ~ ~ ~ .Iea,.u a'"'y' ~ ""o"
mot 1IcIP, "1 70 o'' yuy a"e "nou"' ~ co
bWFypS Iyn Gn VuG,I III npic GT
~ ~ .nEp ScprGsr rVE1 a. ~
i5 En rn HE
rRhhanED ~ ~, 1Ep,1 I'LL oHDIHS Wv IHE
t nCr pp rnD rS,,1 Jus ~ ,, , ,,,
NE ~, on 70 hoM rceefing Utmost uaiii
i ,es'oals nj 'ne nlsncst resper.ap! III nvor OF MS
. u.'',ne, nun aI ; - un u,' U'h'aSi VIM
"ir,ns " h no a,e VI. u;, Ia, ,.oc,, ,o,o
The following is nm extract from an article in that paper
OH Morbu, Larvngeus Concionatorumm or bronchitis
by FRANK II, HAMILTON Professor in Matcra Medca
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical Colleec
WThe Rev l. COyerts Mixture also now used so exten
siyely for this affection by Cersymen belongs to the
class of stimulating bcnn one of those lucky
combinations of medicinal which, while il promotes
expecoraton does not impnr the tone of the stomach
This medicine we feel AT liberty to sneak since lis com
position IL not held from the PRorEssIoN and we hope
the propretors will soon see fl to give 1t TO the public
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-14
800 REV ARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
C.rcj for months to amy one who will use bottle Of
MINIS Ijnjmsnt ior the Piifs without being cured vi
ho,sand sold in one instance has JAILED o. eyre
Proof Overwhelming 10 be had whth IS snu; "so
certain cure in n,ariy trsry case, externally In the
following complaints.
ro, m, pj,,. Tigktnt.s NJ the chest rs.
For all Dropsy, ptcimHy " e.h"H,
Sore throat bv cameo or ether fungus sores, hoU.
uicc,rs erer obstinate or long
Group, 'dnai"e,
Uboopjug eourA Fresh hounds,
Senn Head ChiiJi1iHs &c. H.
LOOK OUT.
Some spirdi,r, hare counterfted the article ard put
il no ,rth rarion, d,rices. DO rot be imposed upon.
Ore thing only will protect yonit il the nnnc Of COM
STOCK a co. thai nome must di'rdy' be on N, ridp.
p,r. or Won are cheated Do not forget IT, Take tnls
direction with YOU and test by that or never buy III Tor
il /. impossible for any other TO he true or genuine
Sold by COMSTOCK CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
s-Iv JOHy A. UrryBJR. Woodstock, VI.
' % q. NEWTON, Norwich.
j. C. BROOKS, Hartford.
Am WIRBEER, Windsor
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-14
ID o lftfraI.
From the Union Democrat.
REVIEW.

" me proceedings Of Congress at The late Extra
session, With free remarks upon their priaci-
pies and consequences.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-14
N. & NJ, q. RANDALL,

ITAyE fitted up the shop formerly occupied oy WnsrSn
Mute, on Central street, where they intend 70 hS,n
themselves in readiness to do all Kinds .,
,h., is done in Watch repairing shops They have Jus.
returned from Boston with entire new ana nsm,"nne
assortment consisting of Clocks Watches Torn TOW,
hnJs Violin and Bass vol Strings Claoneil heens,
Rranin Ware Of the material and mo-. por,
naerns Combs shell and horn travelling bhs a..
An T which are offered as reasonable as can be 'ounu !"
in this vicinity o, o,r honor the
D. please cali and examine, md, upon our ''
ho'''' ". & NJ o. RANDALL.
Woodstock, Sept. 90, lsil
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TooTuACUE, TOOTHACHE!!

-, n,scovrny n, has recently been discover
A vi ,",, he pure Extract of Gall, combind win sn
impalpable Powder OF Alum sure re"s sns render
Tophaehr will k the nerve in d mos' ,iie pnn The
them III i. Sor sale by WV BRows 4s Washnen,on
BOSTON None genuine unless signed ny on Pr" s
nrieor WIN Brown. See certificate o. rs d,,oet
direction. FOR shie v! - q.
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STATccY NEr.Nosg,
HEAD QUANTITIES, ALBANY June -. 1872.
GENERAL ORDERS.

The COMMANDMENTS he bas received the appeal oi NJ
Cox claiming TO be the legal Conmsndan oi the ll5h
Re rcni OF Infantry eIs Brigade Order issued by Gen
Daniel Lee declaring the Office Colonel OF the l5th Re-
rimen 10 have become w tr removal of Cox from
the city OF NewYork to the State Of New jersey, ,nd d.
rcciing Ii Col Grove to assume command OF the ll'A
Regiment and 70 notify The Officers of election o. ri ths
vacancy occsoned 10y the removal o. Col Cox from the
STATE of Nsw-York
II 1, admitted by the appellant that he and his family
have renewed k.r residences to tie state Of New jersey
There can be no doubt that under such circumstances
wa. not only the right but the duty ~ Brig Gen Lee to
issue an order declaring the fact OF Colonel OF the 5th se
sent he vacant, and directing election to be held
ill such vacancy Ths appeal OF Mr. Cox ' therefore
dismissed By order Of the Commander in-ChisL
Signed. RUFUS KING. Adjuiant General
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Awful Death by Lightning.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


BALTIMORE Wednesday. A. NJ
On Sunday evening las; we had violent thun-
der storm, the course Of winch wa, along the val
ley OF the Paiapsco river, in which vicinity the
lightning did considerable damage letter from
SykesyiIo, stopping place on the Baltimore and
Ono Railroad, gives the following:
On Sunday evening. Ig,h inst, Mr.. Alexander
W. Gold'borough, Mr.. Joseph Frazier, sen, hi,
son Joseph, and John Harvey, youth, being the
first to assemble "a, St. james Meeting House.
Howard District, to attend temperance meeting
the three latter took seats at the roo, Of large
oaN' (hr. marlborough standing three feet oti)
all conversiH. when the tree was struck, and the
electric huid descended amoug the unconscious
group. Young Frazier was instantly killed.
The rc,naisIng three were discovered some
time afr, however, crawling and rolling on the
earth. loun: Harvey was injured bat little
Mr.. Frazier. Sen. was severely shocked blood
lei,isg restored him. Mr.. Gold'borcu,h was cor
ycyed to q friendly house, where, after hours of
suaasing, he wa, restored.
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u stranger, D. you want b~ps and >A"''-i ~;
70 20 -crbucrG @. Great t1,arne Booi ami >o~ Mar
ke = Caihlrne'i corner HHur0e. where -, tnd
the srg,i pad 5tsi assortment ynu ever sav, and nj pne
ncvsJ be.lrs equliti. Just nv d. ~ m.iu
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ We have an interesting letter from our cor
respondent CrRrIrs. which is vnavoidably crowd
ed CUT this morning
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MARRIEO /:

AfB-art'ra. - r az evening, De >rh iasisf ~ ne
r. n R-r1 .r-lt. ca Dlr.- Richards O. M >1raA
A. Rel--. H.-U .i tlst city.
Oa .Tn--I4s. 5000 H. D1r.fl orAnry n, 70 tif--
--., 81 = .--,f rarsrff fr a. Mara L'ci.s. :. =
La -tt--r. i- .I. g.. Lew. \ -srrns. s.q0l o. ~
az N.H 'rcs ~. - riss C1lr, ~ fh!ftei.i >
ta C-sz C.. il--f.- of Lecuarl Nan Hof'en 81 III
CIV. 81, -
ND-t-n Cs-f-r l. S'e,s1sou. IT leuesani 81 Reg
re. : fr1rf,. fo Merida =, .htc- OF WIDOW MAJ
rl, f;-sa. .. Detroit
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and 'Iyst00Ii HIrE =. M uaH Inc il =. ~ "
- Arerc, -Prce. .eut.sl >iilirV. opY. ~. as0sr
Usrk !, coo .eie, a-d wil be- sue o. lrf-aAf ia.-
Particular car. "a. hcru isa-1 'u c0ifea- tlr nin''
-. trll -si on .n.i amount 0f s.or Ir'H ,i-I
i- . preusst.l. The determination 90 tr plui'i'r i-'
~ ,po, III. f7er, ~ N-s Nok T m full correct, ans
b. i. tr-. ID -exto~- flai .ial contain -lIre nas
Than a,v Other and point - "a chaa,al - cuinn ~
f,r roeror The Arrangement 0i he streets. F' OH r
l. d, ~ wOrk cannot q. ro 1Airtt i0r their cnaN.r
e.t ,ra-rrq,n Tnose who desire io'upp0ri sl~h' i'
icston ~ r. examine TIE larcr.t rtciHN ev'f 'a' DOB
,mgrca are respectfully it0uE.l thlt Lcy VII have an
opportunity on l-'1ay neat
Price T. rhtneu ~hlii ny only.
prh - - -
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F,cr,woRru KNowiNG A positive Nsy for the h'r
falling out-or io restore il IN bald places
certain cure for all Rheumatism and sroHeh Lii1o'-
no exceptions ,,.
certain and positive cure for the PAe' IN I'll es'eA
,r,.,el epre for all Bru!.e. Scald' and other sores
and sore eyes
positive cnre Tor the Sali Rheum
abeaulu! Dye ior the nair-vill not color tbs SKIN
Warranted.
oerIa cure for Germs.
Zach of lhescio be had at u MAIDEN Lane aAu ~ n
,o nj ,le.e ,aet,aswll convince all who will cell or
.end for them, gratis
The public may rest assured there no fancy IN these a.
.erlions.
Ifb, letter, address Com.ock Co Il Maiden Lsns'
81 cls lvs
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ITO Trpve,er..-1,cnI-,nen vl.lun, tn, Cry AZ

respectfully invited stop 81 To. GRAHAM HOUSE %
Barclay street where qus home pleasant rsons cea'
beds. Wholesome food AMI atmosphere Imprisoned by
alcohol tobacco await their acceptance Those who be-
cve il impossible to live rc dy temperate aud purely
Vegetable Diet without severe puvatnn are requested n
give Il trial. The house very cpnvcuebt 10 Ne DUST
ness part the City and 10 all the Steamboat LandDgs-
Terms moderate. Gentlemen visiting the cry With pdu
M their Families viii find such home vastly more agreca-
10 t,,an vot.t shov,r.t,atn. rec. ma #
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u sncrccr,s ,riis,.cr 1IoIc-,in Mni.-

rhs popular asice commended to the public q, pecr-
larry desirable, the present tire or 30. economy fo'
eeeancp and durability % coupc,,s successfully with the
r,o.t cost, la. worn Price - - SPENCER,
sl6u Fa,niouabe lIauer. No. rs Broadway.
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- Howe. u,gcire storrhound Candy.

Thu. excellent srtfcr l. nnw ht- i-iii- UT
lie People have tired L; they have brc-s- alsnru Ui
tlrre Is griuc ~ 10 amt thass who have one, pure fcl
and rr.l.yed benefit. tom Iiyg'ne c'rif rl n1i.
c,nu,t hal a. riv- suoirr caiIo be procured az Ne -
B-,9i,,s, rrser n H1War!-.i Kerliec c-rrs coughs,
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rhc Gr.ni Inmni..Iou, n

Church constituted sr cha. crl tp COVE ih' - ''
49, b.. 49, a., d. nu Hsrr, d. D.. PresIelt ODD Chez
.,rt COLLEGE author OF 'Msmm0s, Great Ira'Dr, &c
with an F..av hv Nu Il. " .am., ID D., fa'nfp . AMI,
r. Ilr-t Ne,g-Ya.k- Day Pau ied snd Tor '-'t
hv DAYTON NFHNAN, c-r Fulton aDl y '''il--i'-
,.n ,u.t wed GroNt1 ia Grace lf1ai TIE "fli :
Tie Cioaeg Cer.sr. from the sri.r-s Of Iiarrh Sy-
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Tie Il11f-Y --'1r'.- IN -Ie N0- -I0 T|T-T'I 81
S;ocA " % be yaI a. ihe Cfce DE ~ .aa Co..
Thsrr % larger hg.ar.. ai tha Philadelphia >,1eN
Board yesterday Ian there ia. u.,p '0r sons u Irs
a,rc nlurh change prices. Cl-'-1eaA. s-i N".T-
Cana >xes D.. sat. f.vf., 1855. a.. -; ia '
rcnn.yly7ar .3 Neriai.c.' z. Gr,ri 4. northern bk
NJ Ken;rcsv65. Farmers sni Mechanics RI 'sdrr.
3; Reading Rs .rosI =. PW 1us Bl.t Earosi l..
Tie Conn cuers oft- sinking Fund oi k'n'uray Hc'
Al Frankfort ,nd forwarded uo July r,tament lf interest
on all he K,nt1-ky BoUt' KENTUCKY stands Wei hntn-
cf,lfv ard f,o.ti-.'lv
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inhsnrd eyes eye,. safely and .predy cured ~
the aup cation o tbs valuable Ba.am. l. the l'e't res,
cdv ever discovered disease ~ he aye Prcr
rents. Sold hy DAN I'D SANDS Z. CO. . IA. Bruaiway
corner Makel u; ~ lo0 FufaH - and - Bruaiwsy
In.
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C.RoOTII. Agent.
GUNNER GOODS.-The undersigned

GUNNER GOODS.-The undersigned
y prepaNs with o., usual extensive assortment 81 Sea
on,be Goods to execute orfs for Garments In style
hch will cnmport house In the Trade, at price,
which must or Ia those paying ready money
Attention solicited tie style OF Pantsloons Furnished
# h, e,tal.hneat particular care Is directed 10 hs
ep,rtrrent ws the view of si'.n. entire satisfaction.
Drnugs Gamhrooss, Preach and fn.lsh hiSuS 'a~
Eeres, IN great variety.
Fa-cy Dre, srtc.s including ss and Satin Scars crs'
sa,. handkerchief. Gloves. Hosiery, Suspendcr' sbr''
Collars kc al usual moderate prce~ ,r,>as
7imi. - Broadway, American Hotel
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ryheo,oaicaI Disou--ion.

Tt.ooa ical ID ,cu.> hetv erf kee' NJ l'i'u tht
dist and Rev Mr. luca, Universal II, held ~ SCUM
l.. !. iu January, 1872 Prce ~ csu'~
Also large variety 0i Iu.ycrs7ls Books - = 80
&c A. the n.yer~s Book E-tat. -iuIerif ~ u" ny
.frc.f hclmten Ns.sa nnd B-naiAll. ~ - U
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~ sc,rcr- md Nauii.

n,rta- M h. a. strong and durable O.. made oi TIE tes
Ilydraulc Cement "a MECH ,.viue % time AMI hu' one
fourth . lhe expense. Hyirapic Lime go, o., ''..
nreh,if ana viii make twice a. much mortar A. e ydat
M. -sn.nt IA sis IL 81
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u Johu o. Sargent. Cosn'eiior =, l.

wal street, CITY Nes-i ~. Comm. onsr ~ ID Oh
state Nepl OH 0r ne s'air H..achl'sfts and C-f
mrs o1or of Bankruptcy wrhin southern District
hsw-York ortle ,frct if4s..-hrseif. je22D2~N r
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IMPORTANT FROM MsKIco.-We have been IA
vored, by a friend having an intimate knowledge
Of Mexican afair. with the sight Of private let
ter from Vera Cruz, under date of May II, which
d'closes some facts Of great political consequence
Tn, letter says,
"S,nta Ana ha. co. 900 troops under arms, well
paid and equipped. Our castle Chat OF Cllos'
close to ver1 CRUZ i. rcpsred AID strongly fort
fed. As for the Texans, 10 fear i' enieTtaine.
Of ,lem. TIE vessels Of war bearing their flag il
i, Understood. do not belong 20 them. and stand q
good chance Of being treated rirate..
Speaking Of the cspiNc- a rct~, It says:
"On Saturday. the Commanding General hero
tod ne tia, the whole OF the prisoner. were lib.
Grated
IN adding That tbs intelligence !. from a highly
informed and trustworthy source, we must rclnar.
that the alleged ex,eE, Of Mcxican Preparations g.,
certainly startling. If real (and it /. diitc. 70
di.credi' orr Informant they can scarcely have
been made without English assistance.
,Ia.lfuotgu I.1.reuderf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
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