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SHOWING THEIR ,COLORs.

The Wing majority in Congress are Fast conyin-
cling the people that modern whiggery il ancient
federalism. They refused to refund u fine of one
thousand dollars unlawful and unjuslly imposed
upon General Jackson by tory Judge, for adept
ing measure which alone enabled him success
fully defend the city Of New Orleans. But the
Judiciary committee of the Senate have reported
in favor of paying the heirs of General HULL the
amount of his SALARY for The time intervening
between his teeacherous surrender of Michigan to
the British, and his condemnation and sentence, by
u court MARTIAL
BY these proceedings the people can ascertain the
true principles of The wing party. They refuse to
do justice TO noble, brave and patriotic officer,
who perlled his life and fortune in defence OF his
country. But when TRAITOR and a COW
ARD appears before them and demands pay for
services never perlormed-pay for the very honr
in which he betrayed his country and disgraced his
own paine this British Wing Committee lend a
gracious ear, and report in his favor'
This outrageous conduct on the part Of the Fed
erasls in power, is in perfect keeping with lheiI
principles, and with NIL their measures proposed
during the Extra and present session. They IRE
doing all they can TO degrade and ruin the country;
TO oppose and burden with taxes the great mass Of
an industrious people, to bald up few urdeserv-
ing bankers, manufacturers. SPECTATORS und pick
pockets
This is the REFORM the Wings were 10 gee
us!-Hoimes Co. Farmer
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Brtgtton Market,
MONDAY, JULY 25, 1912.

MONDAY, july 20, ISI2.
At Market AIS Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores 1890 Sheep
and $50 swine
PRIcEs.-Bssf cattle. First quality 81 50a Is second
quality 81 90 i2j. Third quality, 50 W So
She,p.-Sales oi lots so, 6l,75 o. cts lOO IT, %
a 81 80.
Selma lot OF cd hogs at cts Lots 10 peddle, l2
n 81 Tor and .2 to 3i fer burrows. At retail
from 3 to 5.-.N r.. Farmer.
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From ths Ysruoni Ga,sne-EIira.
THURSDAY, NJ,
Bennington County Redeemed.

Smiles majoray over Paine at least 100. sm
lie and and William, over Paine 200. Barber O.
yer Ranney 200. One Senator, and one Repre-.
sentative gained by the democrats.
Both Democratic Senators elected
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For the Spirit offhe Are,

assessors Of Hiadsor County. will recollec,
that The law requires that a meeting Of the Lis
tiers should he held in each Comfy in the State
on the third Tuesday of Sept (beng the Goth day)
to equaIize the assessments in each County. and
as The law has not named the hour Of the day, W.
would request that 10 O'Clock A. NJ. in said da,
be considered as the hour Of the meeting in ,hi,
County. assessors Of more Than one Trun
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-09

Is il true Is it true that John q. Adams il
the holder Of II large amonn, Of State Stocks, the
market price of which is designed to he raised b.,
the proposed Federal panacea Of Distribution!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-09
Marrtr0,

In Sharon, on the slh inst, by Rev. Mr. Green,
Of Straf1ord, Mr. AFRO Alosher, to Miss Sarah Fay,
both OF Sharon.
In Reading, on the cath ult., by Rev. J. Ilnzen,
Mr. Elbridge IIapgood, 10 Miss Sarah f. Gilbert
both Of Brdswaler.
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THIS muy certify TINT have given 10 my son Bcnjamir
r. Topper, his time from and after this date and that
shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay my debts cou
trac,ed by him after this date. BENJAMIN TrppER.
Barnard, Sept. 7, lol2 l23-3w
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Commissioners Notice.

IXIr the subscribers being appointed by the Hon, tao
w Probate Court Tor the District Of Hartford, Comis.
sioners to receive examine and adjust all claims and de.
mands Of all persons against the estate Of Loren San
ford late Of Bethel in said district deceased represented
insovent and all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto aud six months from this date being above for
that purpose herby give notice that We will attend the
business our appointment ut Widow Mary Sanlnrds in
said Bethel the first Tuesday Of January ind hrs,
Tuesday OF February from O'Clock Il. III. each OF
said days
JAMES WJLLhCE Comuis
SENED MARKS, soncp
Bethel, august 18th, A, ID, l9J2. l23.3Wt
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DANIEL LAWRENCE,

DN
ONLY MANUFACTUKER OF MEDfoRD RUM,
SOLD at wholesale by REED & Sr,uLpISo. Nashua
n H., MINNiNU & HALL. No. Is Central wharf, Boston,
which the only in Nashua or Boston where Med
ford Rum can lie bought AT wholesale
Likewise sold at wholesale by J. Mackintre & CO.,
Charlcstown, Abner Pierce, West Cambridge and Charles
Wood Il co. Cambridge Port.
sept. LIST, lsi2. l236m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-09

CoN.--Why is one Of the Woodstock paper,
like cold unter' Give i, up Because it is The
best "Spirit Of The Age"
The Manchester Democrat "uow dat brickbat
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rilS or rvpiicATio


Th- Democratic Review will he punctially delivered
free oil expense to in the principal ci'ir' Of the
Union, on the frs, of the month and forwarded to mail
subscribers md agents The 18th VI the month proceed
ing publication.
All rnmmunr auuns for the Editor TO be addressed
(PoH pdidl to "
IA II. G. LANGLEY, Publishers,
llS.lm. 81 Che ram street, Ntu York.
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Fire! Fire!

rJNIE members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
TO II, = hereby nule that the following assessments
h.ye been mrA by tb- Directors all notes IN eSee on
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STATE OF VERMONT ita ProIat, Court
pithin and for SAID District, on the IA dan Of Sept
4. y. lsl2 ,Prt"ntht Hon. TnoMs 7. RUSSELL Judge
instrument purporng to he the last will and tesla
n ment Of William Chambcrln late of Barnard in said
district, deceased being presented To the court here by
Clark Chanbn the executor therein named, for probate
II is ordered by snl court that all persons concerned
therein, be notified To appear ut session Of said court
to he held at the Probate Oce in Woodstock in said Dis
rct the 9th day Of Oct next and show cause, ifany
they may have against the probate Of said will for which
purpose 1t is further ordered, that copy Of the record
nj this order be Published three weeks sucrssvcy in the
Spirit of Age, printed at Woodstock in said State
soon as may he.
A true copy Of record, -
l23-3w OEI. BILLINGS, R.si,hr
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l55!
Smell o. that!

Chester. Norwich, Stockbrigs and Sharon "join
in the request"
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CHINA TEA WARE.

ENLOWER POiS. Any quantity Of Stone and
Eatncrn Flower Pots large and small sizes for sale
by CHS DANA, Jr.
july IS
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DEL BILLINGS, R.s,tS

DISTRICT OF HARTFORD SIS. PROBATE Court
for The District of Ha,tord:--To all persons
concerned in the estate Of EDWARD W. SAW
YER. late Of .NoIrich in said District!
deceased, intesiaie,
GREETING.
WHEREAS Ca lvnSuwyer Adm illustrator oi the
w estate Of the said deceased proposes rendering
an account of his administration and presenting his
accoun, against said estate Tor allowance. at ses-
sion Of said Court to be held at the Probate office
in Woodstock, in said District on the 9Th day Of
October next. Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said Court, at the time and place
aforesaid, and show cause, il any YOU have, why
the said account should not be allowed.
Dated at Woodstock in said District. this 9TH
day of September, A. ID. 1912.
l23-3w DEL BILLINGS, Register
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-17
MARK Er.

Saturday., April 16-6 p. NJ.
The sales at the stock board were small to-day. De
laware & Hudson rose Harlem . Indiana SIS fell .
Illinois New York 6s .
It is stated that the Erie Rail Road is in arrears $500 600
to its laborers,i in addition to the interes, on the state debt,
which has been squandered. That road is likely to be a
great /" blessing' to the people Of this state yet.
Arumor was got up yesterday that a Dutch House had
sent an agent:here to take the new u. States stock at par
This idle rumor was extensively published we heard
another version Of il, which is equally likely to be true.
1t was that the Emperor Of China had sent two expresses
by different routes, as soon as he had heard Of the repu'
diation of state debts, to this country, to buy up Indiana
and Mississippi bonds" at par, " in six per cent stock
He could have get. it is true, thel arge French and Aus
trian loans at a better rate, but those governments cling
to the old fashioned notion of paying the interest on
their. debts by taxation, although they defer paying the
principal ad infnitum. His celestial Msjesty concluded
that as the American states do not pay any thing, and
the federal government has given away its revenue,
why the people must grow rich and of course more trust
worthy.
The folio wing is a statement efthe funded debt ofthe
city of Roche ster. New York.
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PORTUGuE

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE frfamed and e. LIBERATED pills, from Portugal, Ar
i we perceive, to Be- obtained in this country. See advrr-
tiss,nsni on the last ~olpmpof fourth cave. re4iu-s
CULD FOIL for Dentists' use, Of surperior quality, J A,
VI Ashmesd 4 90 'smske-Eov sale at manulActurers price,
by X AsRlNW ALL,
ar7 3rc SO w iii I'm Of.
4 TO LET.-vhiss ~ tIous aud ven
II known establishment, situated in Bro 'dway n, al TIE Bat.
terry, will be let for one or more years, I oss ession 10 be gives
on the first day OF May next Rem, moderate Apply, to
L1V.
arrive No. . w all street
GLAssEs < PICTURE FkAMEs-HOOPLk Z BRO.
VI TIERS, s33 Pearl street, Fransli liz square. manu'aeV urcrs
of all . zes Of Locking Glasses, adaptet for the CITY. And eoun;
Try trade, al wholesale aud retail. Their stocs l.iul ana
co npleie, and worthy the attention IT desltrs and ethers VINO
ars DESTROYS OF retting a good article al the lowe,t market
| rice. =
\ CyOf-DFN EVAN HOTEL. No. 60 Worth rhiid street,
" a lew doors above Arch. PhiladelpNia Board 81 per dav.
| This house IL In a central location, and hn accomnSosuon'
L for seventy persons. Aea"
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The folio wing is a statement cfthe funded debt ofthe
city of Rochester, New York.
SIS 900

Total, SIS 900
Iii is stated that the Canal Board have made no altera.
ton in the Crates of Toll established by the Canal Board
on persons and property transported on all the navga-
BILE canals of the State, for the year ls4i." Consequently
the tolls remain as they were for the last year.
The democratic members Of the State Legislature
have published an address to the people Of the State on
the occasion of the closing Of the Session. ills mostly
occupied with financial matters, aud exhibits the debt Of
the State at the close Of 1888, as given in the mes
sage Of Governor Seward, and the present debt Of the
State as %follows:-
The following is a brief statement Of the entire indebt.
edness Of the State at the close Of the last fiscal scar
(Sept. 80, 1888
DEBrs OF THE GENERAL FUND.
Loaned at S per cent, Aston ock.............. 1851 500 90
Loaned at DER csnt. Ba X fund. ............. 5s6, 5s2 ~
Leaned Of the Canaifund W thout iattrcst....'.. 500 900 90
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EnrelUO

HAVANA. April Our Rice market is entirely over.
stocked. Last Saturday a cargo was sold at % RS, and
to day one at 9rs there are still 3 or = unsoia. In rio-
7a9rs bro WINS 4 a 5rs. Coffee 81 avs Moissses r. per
kcg; Exchange, Sterling. 8 0; New;York ! a 2 disct.
Eve Garages Rice still unsold, the Catherine Ogle'
,hnrne Chsmner. ]. C.. Calhoun and ID. Webster. No
chanse to note in our market. Shipments going for
woso.su nv, ;mnrove in prices, your receipts will fall off.
Exchange on London ga per ct. prem; New York
IL dikct.
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Foreign Importations.

LIVERPOOL Ship Sheridan-ss Ikgs Chauneey 4 coll a
w Spies y cot Russell, Mattison x Tsylor-2o Bruce X
Son. w @ Hunt & col X Pardow-2J " 4 Chamber yin
I Cooper 4 Leigh John w Tont-is Wm Whitew righ!..2
WIN pstou-a D Hysiop 4 SON, Jas 2 El,mder-l INIT
FIRTH sands, Fo. kco-sGeo Hastings 4 CO.'S W MI
500 paItes Phelps, Dodge 4 eos Palmer @koseveit-1o
s Walsh & Nallors-2 Sheldon Phelps a Edward Corning, \
cot Is H,nchma,-2o Msssrs stone : Ar,ol =
"a bags nails II Downright rkgs Patton y Stew srtLh
Nor liner &eo-7 Danna * SOM Richard Marsland-3 Hal
"a pkgs i 5 10 ,es-is Ing s " Scott-l Henry Dixon-t WI
SCfook-a7 casks WIchclhausen & Acheiis-2E PkH Hye
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n7- BARNU AT II AMERICAN MUsEoN
il exerting all the energy, tact, and perseverance, ,l
which he il proverbial, to render tina the place o. am. &c
msnt in the city. Every thing which appear IN , =
way of novelty and attraction he seizes on witnou. ~
least regard to expense. His motto Is "be lioersI WIN
the public and your re W ard is certain. and we think ne
is right. Certainly the Museum IS cro"aya 70 rh;s wv
ing IN has asy e spa nsSa that Prince Of all comic drolleris,s Mr..
Wynchel7,s also Miss Rosalie the beautiful singer, Lene.
liz Celeste the dancer, Animal Magnetism, &c &c. The
,;,,,e yi,rh Of a Gypsy Girl can be consulted day and
svsrine. and her apparent knowledge Of the future ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-17

Philadelphia Cattle Market.

FRIDAY, APRL l5-Beef Cattle-4l5 at market this
week-sales Of middling quality were at 6 cts; extra
sold, with live weight deducted, at ! cents; inferior at
8 cents.
Cows and Calves-3ID at msrket-sales $40 a 30; extra
$35; s~pringers $i2 a IS; Dry Cows So a IL.
Hogs-450 at market-ssles at 81 so a 81 10, 200 lett
over.
s~heep-ll27 at m~arke.-sales at 81 rs a 50 5' extra
81 Oh.
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city Despatch Post.

10 W TLLfAM
ps,,epu O~rrieE-Le,ters deposited before half past
3. ~halfpapt II, and hall past Socioek, VIII DC sen' outior
delivery at Q, /, and 4 o'clock.
Bp.sca O~FrrcEs-Letters deposited before ! IL and .
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at Q, ] and 4o'clock.
ALIEN. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-17

On Saturday morning, Mrs. MANIA BLoomEa, in the
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from her late residence, No. l03 Van
dew water street. Her remains will be taken 10 the Green
wood Cemetery, LII on Sunday afternoon, at s O'Clock.
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Passengers Arrived.

LvrRrooL-Pscket ship She.idan-Nn EdwJ G .Attei bury.
a children and servant, Leeds; T. 3 q IRE and lady, Jas A Ham
iiton, Geo L Schuyler, VIM w B~rsdhurst, Henry u Lsw-sts
in The stserage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-17

90 ANNOYING-Persons who go to church for the
purpose of hearing the sermon, (and we suppose that to
be your case reader) are frequently annoyed, and their
attention directed by the constant and incessant cough.
ing Of those afflicted with colds. To such we wouidsay
take q few Of Sherman's Cough Lozenges with you, ana
your cough will be removed, and your n~eighbors hear
the sermon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-17

Passengers Sailed.
HsvRr-pscket ship Rhope-G " Heap and lady, NJ Osthei-
mer, Aug b jotat, Abm Aub, MIR Vail.
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SUN 20 NOON srrs........ ...ie IS
SUN SETS '...........s 81 nIan wArrR....... l2I3l
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n7- THE CELEBRATED RAINIER FAMILY
have in the kindest manner rendered their valuable aid
and will perform in the Grand Concert in st. Pdtricks
Cathedral, this Sunday evening. April IL.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship NJ asters.

We shall esteem il a favor. i captains Of vessels arriving
here. will give to Commodore X =. Martin, of our ews Act
a report of the shipping left at the por, whence they sailed
the vessels spoken on their passage, and a list Of th,ir cargo.
Dommodnre Martin will board them immediately ON their
arrival. We will reciprocste the favor IN any way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-17

This we believe is a fair and candid view of the
whole controversy, giving to the wings the sixth
ward-to the l~ocofocos the Sh ward-and dividing
the 18th. In another aspect, it presents a very beau.
tiful kettle of fish, which will boil pretty hot in
Nav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-17

Loss OF A PACKET SHIP fine packet ship
Louis PHILIPPE, Captain Castoff, has been cast ava y
within twenty miles of Montauk Point. All her
passengers, numbering one hundred and twenty, and
letter bags, have been saved and brought to the
city. She went ashore early on the morning of the
nth inst, in a northeast blow.
She was Immediately stripped OF her sails and
rigging, and preparations made to discharge her
cargo, which will all be saved, but most of it in a
damaged condition.
She went broadside on, and at the last account
had six or seven feet of water in her hold. Her
cargo consisted of French dry goods, and is by no
means a large one.
The Louis PHILIPPE was'a ship of the first class,
bull, in the best manner, at an expense of about
$40, GOO She was seven hundred tons burthen, ant
was considered the best ship in the Union Line o
Havre packets. She belonged to G.. Bolton, Fo,
and Livingston, and was insured for $50, 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
BALTIMORE. July 9. 1912.

BALTIMORE. July 9. 1912.
am again with little but general news to send
You.
Gov D'rr Is nos yet taken and mny. very proha.
bly.eseape the stern hand orthe law. if n. !. no, ,o
fool hardy a. IN return again % New ENGLAND
The negotiation on the boundary line is sill pcn
d'ns' and the demands of our Yankee may probably
Keep 1t so. We want TO swap Yankee like. get all
and give nothing. The Maine boys do no, like b.;,,
turned off their bounds or into Canadians. ,bouoh
there are few on that territory, and the land .
scarcely worth a straw.
The railroad goes on swinminclynnd will he d,,..
as stated by the 18Th Of September.
Lots on The rail road at Cumberland have h.s,
bought within a day or Iwu by Baltimore merchants.
and several large ware houses will be erected i'm.
mediarely.
Gov Ming has appointed The olsl inst as a day or
thanksgiving for delTvernnce from The Threatened
civil war, aud the hands Of The traitor Dprr.
The brokers here are still hanging on a Din book
although some show signs Of evading aud one rating
in defiance ofrhe law.
Congress has passed a law q wing the l,n,.d
States stock IN the Che.apeake aud Ohio Canal TO
The Company, and the Corporation orrhe p,,ric, IA.
as'ented with the provision that The canal shall be
completed in 1916. and The S have tho use of il.
The packet ship New York, Which arrived nj
y \ Ron Liverpool on Thursday morning. had
BeHy7H''H FraHkin's Pni.ting Pres, On board, con.
signed to J b Murray.
The New York Express of Thursday, Q p NJ Ia.
the following items from wa-hinslont
IMPORTANT FROM WASHtNGToN.-We
hear rom Washington that the Wings IN Congress,
have agreed 10 adjourn August LIST.
"is certain that Tariff and Distribution will pass
the House. IL is doubtful. however, whether ,hs
TWO tan nov pass the Senate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
WARNJYC-

70 THOSE WHO NEGLECT A COLD
IT IS evident. and decided by The most ,yncr.
a. ehced Physlci'ns, thatIt ]onsumption Is nm, -.
attack. How many persons are there thar nnt
on rom uule Ia time procuring a suitable md
c!he' unul the diS.ase begins % assume a seron.
when m all probability they are na.t
the power OF medical aid. May these lines pfoyo
a warning 10 those afflicted with the frst Az On
toms OF Consumption, that theT nay immCdia 10.
" use DIR Duncan's ExpectoTant Rcncd" 49,,
IS expressly Tor diseases Of the Respiratory svs.
lem. It's certain TO remove a Cough in n fstU
days, at the SANE time relieving the pain IN Inc
zoe, ana breast and errestIng the pIOgress oftb1,
Iatal disease-Consumptiou! he EKpecforant
Remedy has a decided advantage over an othpT
preparations II u entirely free from Opium. and
all o'heT violent Narcotics. 1t regulates ths
system, and gives strength TO the weak and neI-
VOus.
For sale at No 10 North Eighth street, Pbiladel.
For sale by JOHN FISHER.
" Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

iNGENlOCS-T Shriver. Esq some lime since
nfenIed. and has now patented, quite an lmproy.
ed style Of 'prngs for carriages, which he has de.
nominated toe Bow Spring" We learn that he
has been running cirrIages westward for a season
past, entirely on This new adaptation Of The spring
and with a degree Of general success and comfort Ia
hsVeliors' that wurranis The bolief that II will be
soon N demand Tn the suft We took a praciics.
uhVe the other day. ia a carriage supported on the
~oow SPRING. md chose n pretty rough ruad Tor on
experiment, crossing railroad tracks. guIIcys. an,
running over loose stones enough 20 shake ones hG
oHt ~ an ordinary carriage. whilst We experienced
90 slight an Inconvenience in Oh al in which We wer,
sealed as 10 yield 10 The new invention our unqual
lhed apProval-BaH SaR.
There ~ an extensive mandatory OF these splen
DAD DO" Spring Coaches aud cauiages at Wash
ingion, Pa. and another Of Uniouiorn. They Civ,
promise Of suPeTocd,ng everything Of The hind in
this region Of country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

THUNDER OF THE FRENCH PRESS -.Tb,
fAHs Courier proposes To cannonnde us in,o Inc ,g.
mission OF their Wines aud silks duty free Tn,
nench press Is very warlike at times, and very fuu
W souna ara '"ry. A in this country. It cannot he
Away a. NE exponent of goyemm Entail,
or popular views-Erohaaec paper.
InIhis couatry, however. the press is GENERAL,
Tue e%Ipoheni Of public opinion, aud strange as il ma,
''e" "o"f republican institutions, often opposed to
governmental action. On the quosliol Of Il o tar T
'Or INSTANCE a very large MAJOR y ofrhe press i,
fFhi' and - are tee people; bui The COVE mment il
'%cA"ard IN carry '0g Qua the views o( The coasri.
'uency. The assertion will not be doubteI ,,har two
III Three OF The whole people in tn $ country, ardent.
y eS'ire tho establishment ola protective tariff du-
''ng The pTesen' session Of Congress. yet there j.
every reason To doubt whether ole viii become a
law.