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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
c H Z I R!
The sky brigh tens
Honor TO the
Democrats!

We have the pleasure Of publishing to our readers
the proceedings of Congress on the 10TH Mr.
Campbell, of South Carolina, proposed what may
be called the "Soulh Carolina Platform" that is,
the uniform 20 per cent, system. The House could
not stand upon this, and it was rejected, without n
division, on a motion to suspend the rules.
Mr. Everett, of Vermont, presented a resolution
rc-cnacting the revenue laws of 1889. II was Aot
cnlcrtaincd-a GREAT PART or TIE WIGS
VOTING AGAINST IT. Mr., Irwin moved to
60 into committee Of the whole on the state Of the
Cnion-carrcd by yeas and nays, % to 81. So
the House went into committee Of the whole.
But the best IS contained in the iollowing
Mr. Ingcraoll (dcm) moved to take up bill to
supply defects or failures, in the laws to collect,
revenue from Imports" which is that reported
some three weeks since, by Mr. Barnard, from the
committee on the judiciary.
The pending order Of business in the committee
must be FIRST dispensed with, which was done.
Mr. Ingcrsoll's motion then prevailed, 81 to SO.
MIR lngcrsoll submitted IN amendment, which
was in fact a substitute for the bill.
II provides in substance for the rc-cnactmcnt of
the tariff laws rs they stood on the Is, of January
1910, since which there has been reduction Of
lourtcnlhs in the rates OF duty. The present, indi-
cations are, that this bill, as amended, wllbccomc
a law.
The people will now sec the exposition Of the in
famous falschoods about the democrats being oppo-
Gcd 10 tariff, sci alloat TO affect the election in
this state. The movement of Mr. Ingcrsoll, the
leader of the democrats in the House, is sulliccn,
to satisfy the people that the democrats will do all
they can to procure the passage Of a proper tariff
Dill-al'hough they arc in minority and in no way
responsible. Stand up to them now, democrats! the
staff is in your own h,nds!-yonr party hare come
forward for the fifth time too, with a measure and
arc ready TO 90 for ii-now see who skulks! The
feds have lied long enough aud cndcavorod to
whccdc you into the cmp,iugs of hard cider! Put
it on TO them now, without stint aud without mcr-
cy! Dash their miserable lies into their teeth and
down their thmoals! Put il on to lhcm.-Eycry-
where and anywhere!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Ready, Aim, Fire!

On Tuesday next and be sure that You bring
down your man!
But few days arc left US in preparing for the
day of battle. Arc the towns properly organized
Arc the Committees appointed Arc VIC fully i'm
pressed with the necessity of moro than ordinary
vigilance on Tuesday the 9Th We canno, be de-
fcatc1, il we arc true TO oursclycs-but we must
do more than merely TO gain the yic,ory--wc mus,
achieve ii, bya iriumphan, majority. TO do this
We mus, be at the polls EARLY.
We must be at the polls ALI. DAY.
We must keep an unwinking eye upon TIE
BALLOT BOX.
We must look out for IMPORTED VOTERS.
We must sec that every Democrat votes.
We must have Eagle eyes and Lion hearts.
The patriot fathers of 76 gave whole years Of
toll in securing our rights. We must sustain these
rights by at lcas, one day--ONE WHOLE DAY
being devoted with un,irins energy to the cause in
which VIC are engaged.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
BE Cautious,

DC cautious, Democrats, aud dishclicyc every
assertion tho fcdclaIoi' may make in regard 10
Nathan Smile, or the Democratic candidates be-
fore YOU. Our opponents are desperate, and will
resort To any means, to defeat us.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Vote the whole Ticket,

Innumerablc falscloods, will, as usual, DO cir
cula'cd by the Fcdoraists. against some Of the
Democrats, on the eve off the election and wo eau
ton our friends not to be deceived by them. The
candidates of the Democratic party, nro all "good
men and true" and in every way worthy of your
support. You are therefore called upon, by every
principle Of palro,isnito throw aside MI prejudice,
and TO vote the democratic ticket, the whole
Democratic ticket. and nothing bu, the Democrat
&c ticket, as it s'rnds at the head of our editorial
columns.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
The Black Flag cfLoccfo-
coism" -(Sec Vt, Watch-
man,
Keep it flying.

81 40 not Geiiere the country is noW IN farOr
of any radical change in our rtrenue system ;and
until ii is rOuH mol be in faror of making
one" UNDER EXISTING CIRCUMSTAN-
CES AN IN FAVOR Of reasonable tariff for
re, enuc, but like all the democrats, am opposed
to every scheme for exclusive and individual pro-
lection, 81 ,couid not rOie for H." (lhe direct
taxation system.)
Hon. 'Edmuad Burke, DEM Representative
from .Nsw Hampshire in The House Of Represen-
tatires July 8, 1912.
ave have seen tina, resort 10 free trade
and direct iares is not now 10 be thought Of, and
that revenue from imports is the only chief rcli-
ancc of all parties and the only once of any prac-
teal consideration
"Ani, in conclHinn will say, that while can vote
for M Tariff be it high or low or medium, which contains
the Distribution clause, am ready and ujHinc and
mus, IL ha be stricken out 10 meet with the high tariff
men mutual aud concessory gron aud To unite with
them on liberal lr, generous, AMI honorable principles
to make such Tariff rs uiN meet the rcnl and permanent
wants o the country, fulfil all the just expectations OF tho
people,
Hon. Richard d. Darts, dem. Representa-
tire from .Ntw York in The House Of Reprssea-
toiires July 8, 1912.
The speech, (NIr Davs's, " wiH meet miih
marm 0pprOrai from the great body Of The de-
mocr0cy, at least Of The north .-.a6. Argus
"a reduction of the revenue TO the wants of tho
government, and an adjustment of the tariff with
view TO equal justice in relation to all our national
interests, and 10 The counlcr0ciion Of foreign poll
cy, so faras ii may be injurious 10 those inter-
eSiS. --.4Rdrcw JuckS0R.
81 believe the establishment oecommcrcal rcgu-
laiuns, wiM u riew 10 the encouragement Of do
nestle products TO be within the constitutional
power Of Congress A restriction to the wants Of
the government to simple and economical dd-
miniSirdiiOn Of its aiIilirs;a preference in en-
enlargement give to such manufacturers as are
essential to national dconce,& its extension 10 9TH
rs in proportion as they are adapted 10 Our
Country, and Of which tho raw material Is pro.
duccd by ourselves, with n proper rcspoc, for tho
rule which dcln' nds That all taxes should be i'm
posed in proportion. to the ability and condition
Of the contributors, would | am convinced, give
satisfaction TO 4 vast majority Of the people Of the
United Suites, aud arrest That spir, Of discomfort
which il now .unhappily so prevalent, and which
threatens such extensive injury to the institutions
Of our country" --.Nariin Ian Buron.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Behold NOW

that deSpariag group of WIDOWS, ard
others, bending aad piaing orer their fallen and
ted, was pogscd by u wing Legislature and signed
by Charles Paine to uphold piuadercrs, that the
work OF IN and ROBBERY should be compile
tod
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02

tLj'Don't forget, hat lIamplcn Cuts and
John 20. .cr who are now candidates lui Senators
for tins Corr,y, voted last year for the "Poor
Mans Relief Law"
Aud don, forget, tina, Gov. Paine APPROVED
and SIGNED this infamous law
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Also,

Remember that, in the House on the Is, enough
Of the locoCocos in Congress voted with the wings
TO pass tariff bill without the distribution, p'd
that enough of the wings lodged the question To
dclcNt Il!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Democrats.

Vote the State Ticket. Nathan Smile is he
only democrat in nomination for Goreraor!-
Vote for him. Let the Cidcrcra,s and ALoaonis,s
vote for their cundida,cs--and you stick 10 yours
at oil cyonts--Look out for tricks and soft soar,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02

TmE CoNpIrIoN 10 which clay, Paine, ard
SaltonSinl uouM bring american LaJorers'-
In Manchester, the principal manufacturing TOW n
in Eodand, there we'y recently 1000 Ctmilics
wiihom a Jcidmoag them and S666 pclsor were
employed at TJI ENTr-SLX CENTS n
WEEK. They have got a National Bank and Il
prohibi,ory loin Tor the profession OF CAPITAL
IN England.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02

But this s1h,c Editor (of the .7gs) who was so
fierce champion Of FREQ Trade, no longer ago
than las, spring. &c.-Consurs .7drocdic.
"Mr. lhsh," in making extracts from the Age
forgot 10 notice the article in which we expressly
declared that we were "OpPOSED To TIE
DOCTRINES OF FREE TRADE.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Get out the Voters.

The only hope of succe 's the federal pipc.lay.
crs have, is, that the democrats WI not turn on
on the da! orcloclion We trust our friends in the
different counties will dsupponl The lcdcraliss in
this respect, by getting EVERY MAN TO THE
POLLS. We must not only beat our opponents,
but wc mast completely roul them,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Remember,

That the Boston .qilas is hired by Gov. Paine,
To throw all manner Of flliuoods into this State
to effect the election. The N. Y. Tribuc is also
doing all il can by its lies and Misrepresentation to
dclca, Mr. Smile. DO the people OF this State sub
NIT 10 such foreign clcc,ionccins'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Never FORGET.

Nj SMILES attempt to secure equal Legislation
by cndcayorins to place upon the standing COM
mi,ce5 Of the Legislature due proportion of Ear
mcrs and mechanics, and
MEIER FORGET,
Tia, III wings voted him down
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
WHAT ST. Y!

Will you stand any longer! Will youc continue to be the
scr of Jarvis or be men? Will you vote for senate tick
ct put in nomination by Jarvis and his tools He told you
to vote for Hampden Cutts his son-law will you do or
will you vote for whom you pcasc do you know that John
Porter and ampden Cults voted for the odious and n-
nous poor mans law? DO you know that they voted to
take the moncyad aside in the School Fund for the beno-
fit of the people, to enable them to send their children to
school, and use up topay ohc state debt laid upon our
shoulders by wasteul and cxravagant state adminsr-
tion You who are any way interested in this fund.- do you
know that by voting send these the senate you vote
to take the spelling book from the hands your children and
turn them out of the school house to grown ignorance?
You who too poor to school your Children do you know
that Nathan Smile assisted ncstablishng this Fund of mo-
ncy loyou to be given to you to buy your children books
and send them to school, and that John Porter and Hamp-
den Cutshave done atcy could in the Legislature to cheat
you out of and will do the again if you vote for
them? you know also that these voted for the poor
mans lava law that has driven hundreds of you into
bankruptcy escape the clutches Of Iandsarks a law that
has taken hundreds of you from your business and shut you
up in the palace of the Woodstock Junto-that has
taken the bread Of the mouths of your families and was
ted it in Woodstock Green Do you understand
this? If so how is possible that you vote for these men?
REMEMBER
That McrricE Gay and Lyman Raymond arc in all their
principles and notions exactly opposite to these tools of
consul Jarvis choose which you will have on Tuesday,
and choose wiscy, for you have great interests stake
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
spirit Of tic Age.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1912.
ANEW SONG TOAN OLD TUNE.

When Tip, Ty, and Paine were elected,
Ofthc log cabin club was chief
Aud one Of the themes we selected.
Was, Two Dollars day and Roast Beef
carried n coon on my shoulder,
In my hat stuck green cedar leaf,
No hard cider sucker cried holder,
Two Dollals a day and Roast Beef
| caught tame Bear in Muskingum,
Some vile I.ocos dubb'd him thief,
! laugh, him to dance and To sing'um
Two Dollars day and Roast Beef
But now intend to turn nearer,
The I.ocos will sec it with grief,
And I'll sing, as they call me deceiper,
1.-TWO Dollars day and Roast Beef
OLD RosIN THE Bow.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
LOOK 1T
The Poor Mans Law

of 1871 and behold the devices therein framed TO
deprive unsuspccling voters of the ncsimablc right
of suffrage, and see tho chains which were devised,
arbitrarily to bind the poor NAH of this Slo'c, and
to give 10 the wings the legislative control Of his
ncrSonol ihcrty
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Crowd!

The hard cidcrcrats know that the State IL ours
all their noise il to keep mp appearances crowd
ahead. boys! Tin them To tho wall IN Ill dircc-
,iors' Rally Rally
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Spirit OF the Age.

lERMS-S2O0 year; 81 so in Alliance. The cost Of
transportation in al cases. be paid y the Subscribers
subscriptions ARE not received, nor alvcI lscinens in
serted, unless by advance payment guaranty of pay
icht ny some responsible person known to the editor
Subscribers may have their card inserted for so am
non subscribers for 81 year.
~ All communications must lie addressed, postage
paid TO CHARLES q. EASTMAN,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Democrats
OF WINDiSOR COUNTY!
HurEah! to the Rescue!

The
to uhaye,o
Tuesday Stand strong Don't be bowbcacn ,mt
staggering Swing your
and atm tooth and nail swords and bonH o
sbh pakPuh idownDo
breath You before the widrc their
up generations wing vipcl
Pushn honj Iunbo nuadI
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
They eiyc il ND,

It's settled matter that Paine cannot be cleo
ted by the people. Now boys push the old i'rmer
ahead Of the wholc--you can do IT,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Who

Were The first 10 oppose the wing doctrine of I'D
hitting coarse wool duty frcc' Tho DEMO.
GRATIS. Who
Were the first to sound the alarm and call on the
people Of This State to rally agains, Saltonstals
bill and seek for protection The DEMOCRATS,
Who
Were the frs, in their conventions 10 condemn
Sal,ons,all' S miserable Bill ; The DEMOCRATS,
Who
Have done al in their power to bring about the
r,ssnrc Of n Tarilr Bill this session Of Congress
Tho DEMOCRATS,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Remember,

That had even part Of the ocoiocos in Con
gross voted for The new ialilT, it would have be
come law in spite Of the veto. UdichMaR.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Keep in mind,

That Charles Paine sanctioned the "roor Mans
Law"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Vote Early!

Go TO tho polls at an carly hour, and after you
have deposited yo"r ticket, assist in bringing up
o'bct voters
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02

- u HW|| oI tills Cltss W NOOI, tune cent arll-
clc,) is of no Importance to the wool grower.
~ Udtchmaa, (~hig,) Cor. Paiae'S mouth
piece.
"ir BEING TRUE Mai duty on the rae
mdir mi Is Il Tar on the manufacturer, The oniy
hJe,eace is That the manufacturer ought 10 re-
ccirc degree Of protection sufficient 10 enable
him 10 meet hia tar ID.
Tho wings here, say, that the farmers Of Vcr-
mont can raise wOol for Twenty-Five cents pound
and hat Iermoni wooi, needs but rery LITTLE
OR NO PROrECTION
U'ashiagion correspondent Of The Rutland
Heraid, (whig.)
"Thc object contemplated in the tariff, ut the
formation Of the federal constitution were, TO pay
the debts Of the government, yield il n present
support, and PROTECT MANUFACTURES.
William lphnm n, the Wing State Convention.
am for reducing the duties on The rarc
material (such us wool) & cutting dopn the prize
# tabor !--.W HeJe, shaR-uhig member of
Congress,
In letter written in 1886,
and the principles of which were rc-ailirmcd in
letter 10 John NJ. Bcrriun written in 1910, Gen.
Harrison said
81 am for supporting the Compromise Act, and
will never agree TO i,s being altered or repealed
In his famous speech ut Hanover, Va, delivered
on the 10Th Of July 1910, Mr. Clay said, that ''as
to the tariff Of 1923, no man stood up to defend
it," and tina, the duties provided by the COmpronl-
lsc Act,wcIc "AMrLY SUFFICIENT FOR ALL
PURPOSES or JUST PROTECTION"
IN speech delivered at Buffalo, in the summer
of 1889, Mr. Clay said:
elf the Compromise be inylolably maintained,
- al. IL 10, A
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
The blue flag of Hard
cider.

GA duty on this class of wool, Uhe S cent arll.
clc,l is of no Importance to the wool grower.
u. UMchmaa, (whig,) Cor PQiac'S mouth
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02

"Thc object contemplated in the tariff, at the
formation Of the federal constitution were, to pay
the debts Of the government, yield il n present
support, and PROTECT MANUFACTURES.
William Uphan n, the Wing State Convention.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
FREEAEN OF WINDSOR COUNTY.
RALLY!

BE.AR Nv MIND, That ON TUESDA y
next you are to say to the state whether you
will be free men or continue to wear Consul
Jarvis collar and submit to the dictation of
the Woodstock JmtO.
WHAT NHY2
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02

! am for reducing the duties on The raw
material (such us wool) & cutting dO,cn the pri,e
# iabOr ?--.W HeJe, shaR-uhig member of
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02

"ir BEING TRUE that Il duty on the ra,c
mdiG al Is Il Tar on the manufacturer, the oniy
i'Je,cace is That the manufacturer ought 10 re-
ccirc dcgrcc Of protection Sp0lciem 10 enable
him 10 meet hiS iar.' ID.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02

Tho wings here, say, tina, the farmers Of Yer.
mont can raise wool for iue0iy;frc cents a pound
and That Fremont wooi, needs but rery LITTLE
OR NO PROrECTION.
ltoSLiDgtou r0I yc,DOUieuI or Tho RuJJ,,J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13
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An i"isllhIc reme9. for coughs, roIds. it!hen2,
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LIS cll,iy i. the mach wanted lnli,ra u, FGrr0.
For sale Is ;hc proprietor. No i35 ;rn5 coraer q
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CANDY Arsss C1sescEs ~ Ks. E'A bsiaG nov
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prepared by y. Nowbcrry viii medical aivcc, fr the
Of Coaeks tJrmd 10 b. first rata nrc!e 10 any
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rial Also, the Anderson CoUg. Drops Gna Powders rs
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wards a Co., Druggists, Nassau-srcet H. Dshrow cor
FER of Alien and RivGg,on Streets aa many ether Drug
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

VI -
- procure u r0lof William Browns Pencil .'lsG.
Ii ycnr stovc or crate csve1ed with rust III iilt.,
iy the application. Of tan aiD.c article. iUstrc wall bo
p:oauccI Will .stous ;o lone who makes + IL.
The Pus;.is usad without making dust; ,iG viii e!yea
a<rh more brilliant polish thnn TIC Brush American
..rs il Ike form of P0w,!cr The polish made ~ tit.
iaslo is ei>o mitch GuTahn Manufactured W.:
NtUWN, Chemist, M. Isl Na>Dgtnn-strcat, Boston.
Dealers and ia.!lcs supplied by a Il d Sands Drug
gets. No. Is and a0 Fulton street; ltcailed by Daid
Sands & Co No. RI East Broadway, aud Abraham g..
Saids Il Co. No. ara Hron,iway d2a I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

NEW FALL GO0Ds.-ALFRED SMTTH,
Merchant Tailor No. 135 Fultonst would invite his
friends aad rae public call AID examine II. stock Of
new Fall Goods. consisting Cloths. Cassle1es and FeS'
MA suited 20 the f. trade Gentlemen leaving their
,er ,ay rely upoa their being fulfilled IL the ais
actory maauo:. Terms raode..ie-Cash delivery. 81 Il
NIUE Fs-TTFF s-lE P Fs.-T'be suHscri
w Der is no~ selling the reminder OF his siock
HuT COMPRISING good assortment Of LyGI, i5ue and
ne. Fur Mu at p-ices below the actual cost OF
ear being Determined, If possible. 20 sell cut entirely
ere he Sc a.on clo.s- AZ WATSON'S.
j.zlr- - Chatham 81 aud ltg ko1cry.
TgNG,a CELEBKATED CHAIRS
Ia All kind. for and coraio.t, such Rocking
Recumben, Revolving &c TIE first Freeman at The
Two last Fairs has been aSa:dei Kings Chsirs Trey
eI.e.ilsre n. w. KING, Patentse.
dl4,f 474 Brosd~av. ba;@ eer tirtn aud Rrooce-
VHEE CAVTO. TEA GDIfPANX oHer
aud mo.; genuine :e:.s in the ~oTl- say quantity
less tI.2l i! lry article purchased y ai-
t4hst5 nj siou,d give u satisfaction rcuzs
cd 4a. IL y be bros. h back hct. t,e-0Lcy ~ te
,uIzz,i. Il
,,V;:esS ss.ssJ.s; =U:.4ssE.-frizseq qua
G l!ty sG5.. ii1s.e ifO!asas n !is ter2ts ant ~
r. sale q OcKERSHAif>FN,s SicE. Refinery. 20. 9
RIse St d. Ta'
..ssns:a's s.Es'Estzs2 s,z'EEi. E.E1s
= ;sc lgic Fa!. Of tue nlrric2H rS:Ii S!..cr
a.e,.aI awards. Il los!.i Hayden, ;rr his su2c
.0r AmcricGu PcIs IL cnace.ti TIA; ia y.is
Pecs ',.i 10 :.c Les: end a,::e5 .aI
i.-;are The price 5 much les. and hc trade fed :
advantageous deal II th,H. tousu:ze.= viz ii.d
Ic Gun:ry tqu5 10 their expectations. for -ae 30 ;7s
t-a.io b.: EiiN. J ESQ latest. NJ
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C:'lI5zE rIY.rss arG I.uger hose OF doubtful
ut:ity Taey -*ye % z,,t 10y saE. The hundred,
foa!arc5 s;jv guErEF5r0t ha -itrof experiment. aud
s,an bata,e lf,.ft q. ~ repu:stioh aud n
1ts aIap.ersd 10 81 pay. oftla f.sd States, the
Ciss@s, a%1s, tex5eo. AID tie N1st Indes. any
lcf-g it,l rs evps h"en iF.rPaed fgr The reIiei Of
sni!srrr Ga1. :aey have tHe. iatcoduced sherev,rh
vas !oEndpos TO carry tem; and there are but les
towns ihAnn not contain sut icisag bic Gscf noes u
'itic gGcdftgt. inc csrtifcsle, tia, cave been PIE
sent5d to tc prop.icto, ercesd twenty thousand up
wasts q FIVE hundred Of nch rsc regular pfac'
ing physci1ns gho arc thc competent judges Of
ttrir merits.
OitenEaya Tie cn-cs pcf75aed by tits medicine oeeh
the sHbject q editorial cenmeft .a:i9as newspaper
and j9lri-; and :ay With, trrtn b. asserted that 20
medicine Of the ki has eTec ycceirat test'nI'n"''
area;ervaIac ttaa are attache.! 10 thu.
IT, IN general NC !ns'y medicine, ant S.
ara Thousands Of f7!iiics eho declare t!py arc never
i,ftdu.7ss thry have supply al-ays on hand 80.
Itey have rival * cp.iss @Et preventing h'le"
Eevcrs Fever and agie, Ogsptpsia Liver Comp'aila'
2;c. Headache IsHps!rr h,jl.Fa, BiGfy, Rheuh az
Enlightenment Of ;ae Spleen, Piss Ghoiir, Fenae Wv
sratioa. iiezrGar,, I,rcL TouGsc, Nausea, D ,T.
Soa OF the ri ,any Bo77els !nrpscat Diarra
nlsac-. iGhituai Ccs.ensss, Las of Appetite bos t
or Saoa Complexion and III al Of Torpor q W
exceedingly mild lhei, ope,at!on, producing ne'
aaatea gripping or j, biiit} yo,s
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90 .torti-SiEt street PhjIaaephia Price IS arc -,
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