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HAYS, ELLIOT, LYON & GOSH.
Wholesale Dealers.

In Foreign, british and American Dry Goods,
No. IL NORTH THIHp srHEKr, PniLApELrnlA
COUNTRY Merchants can he supplied at all
" times with an extensive assortment Of the above
Goods the uost reasonable and satisfactory terms
May 20, ] Sd l.-ly.
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IMPORTANT


VTNHE Undersigned take pleasure in submitting
Il TO the public the following Recommendations
OF Pratts Cast IRON Smut Mill and Grain Huller 10
oil dealers in Grain and nanufac,ors of Flour, be-
lievng it to be superior TO any thing Of the kind
ever ofted to the public. All orders addressed to
Col j. MFadden, Lewisburg, Union county Penn
sylvania. EBENEEZER SQUIRE.
JACKSON M.FADDIN
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u A N N OTl, LIST.
PENNsYEyANUA.

The following list shows the cur. nj value Of all
Penney iyania Dark Mites The most implicit re-
h,nce may be placed upon it, il i-ere,B icrek
sattf,,Ily compared with al d reed tom Bik
R..Y
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CIT Y "A u CT ! q N
AND COMMISSION STORE.

NnmJcr 90 North Third Street, Philadelphia
DUDLIC SALES Of Dry Goods, Hardware
III and Cutlery, Books, Stationary, Clothing,
Boots Shoes and Hats, and in short almos, every
description Of goods are held at this establishment
every evening Goods are also sold at private sale
during the day at the average auction prices. Store.
keepers and traders will find it 10 their advantage
by attending the salcs.
&C. MACKEY, Auctoncer.
Philadcphis, November l3, lS4i.-ly.
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GEMS e. CUMMINGS.
wIIcrTsAJE SHOE, BONNET.

Cap ana Pcim Leaf Hat Sfore
No 10 Sourm 4Tm STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
w II ERE an ettuiIsive assortment of the above
w articles are constantly kept on hand, for sale
at the most reasonable tCrmy.
Nav % 1874 - ly.
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SPANISH HIDES,
TANNERS OIL AND LEATHER.

y. n II n I II I II Z n N - y n,
No. 81, North Third street,
(BErwEEN MAnKET AND cHEsSUT sTREETs,)
PHILADELPHIA.
IJANE for sale large and excellent assortment
L L of fSpaNih Hdes, Patnd Kips, 7maners' OIL
&C. at the lowest market prices, either for cash. il
exchange for Leather or upon credit.
Cousignmcn's of Leather received for s,le, OF
purchased at the highest market prices.
az Leather stored free of LhaIgc.
April II, iSil.-ly.
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OF EVERY DESCRTPTIDN.
NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY
No. 90 North Water Street, Phila.
NH MANUFACTURERS and dealers in Oils of
VE every description both for burning and
manufacturing purposes which will be sold much
lower than they can lie procured elsewhere, and
warranted in quality 20 equal any in the city. Any
oil sold 10y the company not proving as represented,
may be returned without any expense to the pur.
chaser. and the money will he refunded
Their stock now in store consists OF the following
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{ cPAL1rlCOS2GaJ&4o
SIMPSON, A FRY.

~ INl : ~ S4> CL - =
- ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Sun.
IL bury and vicinity that they have taxi the
Shop a,ly occupied by Wm. Durs', where they
will carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its various branches. BY strict ait, nion and
reasonable chmgcs, they expect to merit share of
public patronage.
Sunbury. Sept. 4th, 1911.
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10000 gallons Winter BIeached Spe,m0 ;
Oil,
6000 do DO Colorless Oil, 8
$4,000 Go Fail and Spring Sperm OH, 3
10000 do Winter Sea Elephant, z
10000 do do Pressed Whale Oil, :"
5000 do Summer do do do SS
$4,000 do Common Whale Oil,
900 Barrels supctior Sltaits Oil,
800 do Cod Bank Oil,
so do Meats Foot Oh,
7s Casks Olive Oil,
Tanners OILS.
UrThis Company has nur,l'er Of Vessels ,n-
gagged in the Cod Fishery, and Tanners may rely
upon getting at all times Oil pure as imported.
Ph,aaelphia, Nov. l3, Sal .---ly.
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KAY g. BROTHER.

Axs Z o. .SEOI SiA LIS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSEL
LERS AND STATIONERS,
No. l22 Chesnut Street, below 4th,
Philadelphia.
-" EEP constantly on hand q general nssort.
IA ment of Books and Stationary accomplishing
Theological, Law, Medical, Classical. Misceauc
Gus and School Books, Day Books, all sizes, l.sd>
gers, do, Family BiIics, Pocket B,b'cs, Witins
Papers, Wrapping Papers, &c. &c, which they Of
fer nj the lowest pliccs to Country Merchants Pre-
iessional G.ntlemcn, Teachers, and all others that
my favor them with their custom.
Philadelphia. No, 'mher l3, lsil.-ly
THEOPILUS CULP.
Manufacturer and Importer of Sad
dlery, Hardware, &C.
No. South THIRD street, joor dosrs 5eio'o Market
PhiiddeLphia.
" EEP constantly on hand a large and general
EN- assortment Coach Lamps, Carriage Bands,
Axle Arms, elliptic Springs, Patent Leather. &c.
Country Merchants and saddlers will be supplied at
all times on the mos, reasonable terms. They will
find it to their advantage to call and examine his
assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
Philadelphia November l3, 1874 .-ly.
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Dyspepsia OF Ten Years standing.

Feb. IL, lSil.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-16

Benton enui1 not vote ~ wa,k.ss, fiaiesloas
arpendnsens, and yet BE ofEersd tuore ouirsaensa
one. Here sou have "a
't'sr~.-- Rni BE- llgnsgkar enacted. Thst ffom sna
ahsr th- iasi day ~ nces taass ~ tha ysar isf2.
here SHALL be laid y u6 caiscied. thYouahcu the
bnte3 Sisies. theis Trrrisoves and lhn Dfsritt ~
Colunihia. STAMP DUTY ar ths issne. aud an
s.aasi tar he citculstinn ~ az pHprr cssrency
% follows sfamp II tAivtR esnls on eseh pirce
~ paper constituting surh cpsrrnry. aNd aa tsms
~ t8z y rreufg Soc cspfs ire sane f,r each
ycar % b. eunfinurd SEA cgreuiafion.
See Add he g iariher snaeied, rhai every De
scr ptan 81 hofrs, orders rtrkf cergtffsfss pre
iffpg ~ rdrriag fAe psa HussNi n raaRsg Ok ORR
ER THING, end rui lrsn eisculstinn hs ecrpafa-
tons farn0Yatp bodies. Aaflfse puitfr, iMniNtNt
Al, or COMPANIES. Which shau hs transaesa
be by delivery, viihq0i me wFitJrn endursnrafut
81 each pnsssr fhareni and wtihoni being slieet 90
TIE laws which sppiy Ga in rnd bills ~ sxchaaHe
shaii be- deemed ta hc psPor currency. wifhsn the
meaning ~ thi~ act and shan b. sli,i-cs tba
sfHrlB duty and 90 tbp aunuRi a. hsFchv rapssed "
On ihis swrrdrarHf 'hart vers as,s. '"eos'rns,
via Allen. Drn'on, i.inn, Smile Of Couneciieu'.
rtufreor. Tppsn, ars Naiker.
News, 20 WIGS snA one lac'fsea.
Ffp1n the heainnipg have the tucos both ~ % q
~rnate. sud fHfise, aiuaast withsuf Freptinn, 60
gnseip Ats htii an the rguuad thss a SECS i,ss POO
rrrrrvv and 0pF tbres days a toes perd in
th~'5 Efforts defeat b ~ giI.niu
- hyporri,csl pFs-psssittnn- - 80 vAsr iuliss
$40 TIE rntdais ssrtviHa ~ nFcaNAs- 1tveuus ~ ~
fcfdiur ta~ free hst an& Winding up ith snn4a
81 ~ " laes1 rr0poy b svhgch ever ~nfra tise
uin8 "a imam -propasyfsn ca raise teNsnue w o.
ttvert tfx parfteu iar KIND II ss~Posn g. tHe
~ SIS --'--1 ttir. and e. q 6esty tartf,
dBfv nu iiiis. uatTs nnd ordcfs. tnfb 81 ruraafh.
tiHHs rod indiviiu4is Pos thtea days. we srr.
v-- .!as H4ssvsNlc clap ;1RF tssnc tas> VI thc
iorof'~os "a a." Seasic- yet have ih~y seproarhnd
the Wings iut wAsftSG TimE on tn. bWt Nor
were three mis- spent days enough. ,ho fourth.
Mr. Walker again tried 10 s'like the ~ per
cen, duty YEA aud coffee and get has direct tar
on g.ld and svse yvaEa sghsiitulei--a proposition
80 -.
hoirg rejected their great loader, Nr Calhoun, then
took the floor AGAINST PRoTECTIoy and in favor Of
FHEE TRADE.
The lncofocn presses in Vermont undoubtedly
will seize upon some ol the votes on these amend
menis, and end~avor N mslead the people into
the beinf that the Wings opposed and the
ocoS in favor of yrnl"cron. For this reason we
have exposed the real character OF the lOcos in the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-16
EHHHLLHFS AGA I'D E IVA ".

A S located in tie village Of Danve, VT. II com
III inands fine view OF the ad acent country and
WI ite Mountains. The building is new, and of
beautiful architecture. Regard TO tnsteScomort has
been had in its finish. 1t tains two nrge school
rooms; one for the Male and the other for the Fe
male Departments with Lecture Room Labo-
ra.ory, and several smaller rooms for study and re.
citations.
The Apparatus is extensive, and of the best
workmanship. selected especially for utility, and
embraces valuable Telescope.
The Principal will deliver xpermentalLecture
Cd the Sciences, often the interest of the
school demand. These will be without extra charge.
Rev. ARCHIBALD FLEMING will continue
the Principal.
Miss MARTHA C. DOLE, graduate of Mount
Holyoke Seminary, Teacher Of the Female Depar.
ment.
Mr. I. p, DANA, Jr. Professor of Music.
Assistants will be provided when the interests
Of the school require.
These are tried, laborious and approved teachers.
promote the intellectual and moral interest of the
youth in this region
G57The Fall term Of IL weeks commences Sep.
TENDER 18th. .u
Tuition, from So to 81 90
There no charges for ncidenals. Tuition is
payable within three weeks after the commence
ment of the term.
Board can be had in good famllios within short
distance of the Academy reasonable terms.
Rooms can be obtained by scholars who desire
to board Them selves
The Text Books used in the School can DO found
in the Stores Of this village
ANDREW MCMILLAN, Secretary.
! Danvle 9th Aug 1912. 263w3
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by " BON ACADE WI v

TIME fall term OF this institution will commence
a. Thursday, the LIST day of Sept. next under
the continues instruction Of Mr. GEO, G, CHASE,
a. b.
The evidence Mr. Chase has given the past year
Of his skill and ability teacher, and lecturer in
the Natural Sciences, has given to this Institution
degree of popularity which he is fully compeient
to sustain for the ensuin year. THIS lns tuition
has ever been withoutg3a fund, and has hitherto
been generously supported by the patronage and
voluntary contribution Of benevolent and chari--
table public. Such has been the success of tho In
stiution, that The Trustees feel assured, that no
ordinary embarrassment or misfortune place il
below The most favored institution in the county.
The Trustees intend to make this school one of
tho most desirable retreats for the intellectual and
moral culture Of youth.
Before tho commencement Of the fall term the
trustees contemplate some improv ements upon the
buildings and public grounds Lectures will be
regularly gwen in the Natural Sciences and partic
uar attention will be paid those preparing for
college, and TO such intend to teach in the win
ter Boaid may be had in the best families at from
81 ,25 to $3.50 per week, including rent fuel,
flights and washing.
TUITION. For Latin, Creek and Modern Ian
guages and higher English Branches, So, 60 for
common branches 800. Tuition must be paid in
advance No scholar received Far less term Than
six weeks. E. CHAMBERLAIN Sec
Lyndon. Aug. 10, lS42. 263w3
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Essex Go. GRAMMAR School,
n L & o N C 0 r ID

~ Il Q II d.
'TNNllE all term of this institution will commence
x on Wednesday, the 9TH of September, and
continue ~ weeks, under the instruction ofs for
mer very able, faithful, and highly respectable
Teacher, Mr. JACOB BENTON, and who has
superintendent said institution for three successive
seasons, and raised it from fallen state to its pres
ent prosperous and respectable standing, and TO a
level with the most popular semnares the coun
try.
MIR Benton S scholastic attanments and peculiar
fitness for instructor in the various branches of
useful science, already too generally known to
need ommendation. For forming the manners
and moulding the minds Of the young, Mr. Benton's
faculties are second TO none in my respect and
his quail ficatons rank him with the ablest insruc-
tors of our most popular literary Institutions.
Young gentlemen DESTROYS of pursuing studies
preparatory to collegiate course as well as young
gentlemen and ladies who may wish to review the
more common branches and fit themselves for
school teaching will find In this institution all the
required facilities Considering the very respecta.
BILE reputation this school has acquired for three
years past under the superintendent of Mr. b. the
Board hope, at least, its former popu larity may be
sustained. The school room has been well fitted
up and will be kept in good repair, " ~ ia
Board can be obtained in good families on very
reasonable terms. Tuition reasonable.
BY order Of the board, and in the absence Of the
Secretary, Us, j. u. DARLING, Ir easurer.a 81
Concord, Aug 3, 1912. IA - 262w4
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NeWburY Seminary.

VEVHE fall term OF This school will commence on
n Thursday, August 25, aud continue 2 weeks
The Trustees have this made an addition
to their establishment, and can now accommodate,
in connection with rooms provided in the vicinity
for those who wish. TO board themselves, and the
private families that will board, $50 or 400 students;
that none who wish TO attend the Newbury
School need fear but they will find ample accom-,
modatoHs.
The Board Of instruction is full, having fl We per-
manent and competent Teacbors, and others en-
gagged assistants when needed Music on the
Piano Forte thaught by skilfnl teacher with the
oil the instrument for SS. Price OF board aud
tuition rs usual, LEWIS d TEBBETTS,
Sec. of Board Of Trus.
Newbury, Aug. ], 1912. 262w3
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s9s SS sA g 9 G SO 81 Sg @ a. Gs w
IWS TIT UTE.

IHN1E Board of Instruction for the acadamical
a. year, commencing 6 Sept. 1912, are
Mr. ALVAH HOVEY, the present incumbent ,Prin
cipal OF the Male Department and
Miss JULIET LITTLE, OF the New Hampton
Seminary, Principal OF the Female Department
The public may rest assured that the Trustees of
lhis institution will all times keep the school
supplied with first rate teachers They have tho
most perfect confidence in the present board--from
Their knowledge Of Mr. Hovey, he having had
charge of The school for tho past year, and from
ne recommendation Miss Sleeper Of NJ Hampton
gives Miss Little
The boarding honse will be completed nrev;o,s
10 ,he commencement of the ensuing term, and
VIII be occupied by family who w III furnish board.
Washing and lodging for S ,25 cents per week.
that will be rented 10 those who wish 10 hoard
themselves. l.. RICHMOND, Resident, Sec
Derby, IS Aug. IS42. 263w3
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- rfTTE w S''rS yF16d % tiest amendments u IL
possible tci4 9TH Strict ,acurucy ne those a.
tenainenoa were deetdai IN the committee of the
cFitaie where ihs ayes and noes arc not taken BY
row. and ~ cnursp ife arm cannot be recorded
The Patriot ppssfs IN the auihoriiy Of contle-
man ifnfn WashinFton, That hs Northern Loeos
teeaf fog isfrsasnf dHncs. Matk it-thai j. cnn>
isssian ths' rs Trssf body " ne ioeofoea party
sctHs AGAINST PROTECTING WOOL aud
sasA " ths fset says he Washington corrcspon =
dsuf If tha purlhsrtoa Trra Press the motions TO
retsre the dnfy ain wool weni "sBsfained by he
great ~g.s Of LOCOFOCO MEMBERS tho
NiiiG% hoiscts'. emitted ageinss them aud coed
6olra ttstF l'ovs atieHs."
linl @e aro able % saaS with iolerable certainty
tesg fsa4E, sud tAo, of thr l0eus voted with the
W siEa IN favoT az lie w1rl-gEowsr, while We at
the time prove chat he 'ucofoco patty oppos.
81 ih,s hi becatse i too Brofsefirs. lSee tho
drrnrnfsas - k'cniocn members. ~ found in con.
accliaa wih taa yeas an NATE, IA the passage OF
tie hltl Agatn 10 We take heir acts.
SATURDAY Juls t6. TIE House. mot tho com
nni,te afiho whcis1 had tie 'fatif undAr consid.
srsiiap, and 90 he qnes' on raising the duty
hsasisn 9aHkn frJtn IS e 30 per cent. the ny es
500 Hass we're tIken and polished, and were as
'oilesvu
AYEs-i0t iNhigs. 9 loc,s CParmehter Of Mass
sod Read Of pa sud 2 rvhfiies.
NoE@-9t lnCos, 70 whiss (al from The
S1uihl and 2 rylosies
Ilsgs, ihen. cad ell tho l,co- but two voting
asAsSsf raising 10 duty on wonlen blankets; and
Z ws- sau1yaebt 10 voting against protection 10
Wo0h. Every 'daake' inpouod " inst equal TO an
itnposthSsn nl he foFeign wool Of which that ban
hes shade
G'he neSi qusstfnn was raising the duiy on
wootEs AID wousrEb YAH, from % 10 30 PEI
renf.
ANES-lu5 Whgs, locos (Fioryd, Torrance
PsrmsRtes Plbmer. urd Rem-only one loco from
rce Ergia'd1 sci X'ryle' men.
NOES -o3 t',.4s, - (sowhern) Wings, and Z
Tvter utcu.
NFre, arsin,'E Anots.- vote sgainsi wool; hat
sast-r'Cs - thu 90 wool, which permits YARS to
come in under low tuiys
The next qnfstiou was raising the duty On
wooden and wors'ed mit- stockings, drawers shirts
&c
AYES-i09 WhiEs, locos, (only ono loco from
New ~ ella I'd againN Tyler mon.
NOES-9l I0cos. "a Southern Wings, and 9
" ieF
Thus do hatiy contradict tho ialsehOod oil
the lOcoiooo pirss in Vermont, by tho testimony
of their owa political friends, aud by the record.
cd vetoes nG their party in congress. Judge We oil
tho honesty AMI 'rutl Of their assertions in the
hight of this conclusive testimony; and Judge the
loeofoco party In Congress THEIR ACTS
Watchman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-16
Veto No. -

We received too late 10 publish to day another
Veto of King Tyler. IL read in the House on
Tuesday, hat nothing was done indicating the in.
,enions OF Congross. The prominent reason given
for Vetoing the tar n IT, that tho Land Bill is not
repealed, bat be Arguments urged for this weak
and shallow lie tdniges Kind professions as in
the case Of thu other Vetoes, that he would sign
bill afnrding rsyy moderate ISeIDE NDAL projection,
should tho laEd bin be repealed, but evidence is
given that he would sign bill giving even the
Projection priposed by the returned bill
The bos; commentary upon the Veto is TO he
ourd in the tact i,St the receipt Of tho Message
at New York the escmies Of American Industry,
the Locofoccs and British subjects Of that great
City, FIRED ONE HUNDRED GUNS Yes,
this act Of tyranny aud usurpS ton, pregnant
with ruin to The laborer Of America, is recev ed
with joy by u great party in this country, and so
soon as il the big waters, response, loud
and long by he enemies OF American industry and
independence, viii come back upon our ears
TREEMES FETESDs OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY
be no, dismsye6 BE firm, be active, and let VeI :
mont put her seal ofcondcmnation upon this crown
ing act OF tyranny, lreaehery and deceit Prepare
TO strike bllder blow for liberty and indepond
cnce than es er before
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-16
Direct TaxatiOn!

DlRIC-T or opposed The new bill by proposing
4. unjust, aud therefore most odious forms-
100 q aII OF one kind OF property, TO the excIu
Gssd A.. u.ner kinds! lie proposed thus
he tas.so. " JartAeT enacted That from and after
he OF THIS act, there shal be collected by
Suites 30 The several districts Of the United
Il, 3r we Secretary of the Treasury. an an ual
Er pors pcI cent ad yalorem on all Gold and sal
agthsm,oa' 10 an cases where the marshaIs shall
1si 10 er,rIs collect this duty, they are author
'Orons, ';Poy the assessor, collector, sheriff or
%he sew. 1aeh OF The same counties uE parish es
81 aad estate, states to aid them in collecting said
compensation Of one per cent shall be
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-16
Notice TO :IEgay-NEaker.,,

Messrs Story, Kendall and Smith will be happy
to meet you and all lahorers of Orleans County
friendly To Protective Tariff, at Orleans on the
first dav OF September.
A "Voter" of Derby wishes to inform ths
|"Hay Maker" that there will be grand rally of
his brethren from that place and vicinity, on the
first of Sept and they wish to all who go for
promoting American Industry rather than Europe.
an labor, at Orleans the day appointed.
+. s. After our columns were full we received
a formal call for meeting al Orleans Sept. LIST. 1t
shall appear next week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-16

aiinwNd ls ibr sytani ~ iss roiier'ed aaa
rs.t over erter llsr p-uegsieas 81 tha set
fo AfseeauDg fhis ssssTr3fosnE. MasAar alsgef
f'Ht fe y tais agr@arI ~ asld vNs wfscr ~-Ars 81
file re---ts fnsss dsa -s---ss. - con .r faisp On
FuTsi b. Pi,'f---vI % hs'Y fas ~ - -
vsiotsn. and this Tar 20 W. priJ. aanuaiy. on shr
'she'e saiuu a. tpnt e ass years be ,nyxE raid
upon ihts specics ~ property sosia e9aoi the
/ falhe % toe property ftrsff RaaiGes fhlt, fhe
ntdenhlah'e W. Walker ssd sli hiemH 3enOuursd
ne hiil. beeauv1 a pftlr gdrd 100 narh f~seuue
iDr we Gnrcrrweat-and yet. ~ this ssxr aufvad
wfsf % he, hS proposed, w single sfroke ~ hs
pen 80 inseri ths PgUv stems W is bili, @hick ac
eoraing ~ his shewine. wtsiia inefs thn feve-
nue 20 nsuSlv SIXTY MILLIONS Of DOL
LABS ANNUALLY iti Tbst ~. ta,s Bil,dsin
col1nao ssFs. me srnpant 81 guis nne sslyar ware
7 20 ne copntFy rgtai 81 kuaatsd and sixfg
miliiers 81 doiass. ga tics be Fvnlsseed an sAss
! 81 TAX Of ~ per renf. 40 ueisrrm, ,shich taA
would snouus 81 rwtErf Two HslGtexs beL.
fkHs ssNUsLLvfft
Add ihis - he 8ttiRs m the hill. and %
millions would he tho fSvWaue or ruufoa thars
need BE- ne dastsr on EsmiEn prn8IriF haze an
ahnndaoce and ie spaFg principally Hnthsrea srarh
'ha watches add husnn, piss fihe men, an4 the
rings. geld beads, tsSsf 81. and this,birs u ms
lFdies Weii,--fhia hiwAsrh proposition frrriwod
TIE vote ~ seven SemsE sygN iorafacns ytx. Aian
Fuitnn, Linn, Sfnith. f'Afpsa .Wsikef pnd Wfigbt
. T 40 iorufacGa onig ypAai agsinet be i--
] NoHe lor , aBrnnd taitfinn ~ tho
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-16

IP The doctrine the Locos prencb, that the
Representatives Of tie people should 60 to the Pres
ideHt end ask hat at ofbls he would sign be-
fire ,hey dare pass Them, is 6t doctrine Tor serfs
Rndslnves. They may well GO TO their masters TO
know what Ia do, IL - anti democratic and too
vIle for iteemCn. And there can be republican
ism IN that country where IL ~ required.
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Nv The last arrivals from England, nows was
brought that tbs Veto Of the first or little Tariff
Bin orcasioaed UNIVERSAL JOY IN GREAT
BRITAIN, and was considered precursor of tho
defeat OF an; Tariff which can he passed.
Who voted against this Tariff ? The misndmed
Democrats
Who sustained the royal veto The misnamcd
Democrats.
who yOled against the new Tariff? Tho miss
Bnmed DenJcrats
Who give JOY TO THE BRlTlS1 Tie
misnarned Democrats, alias LocoFocns, both in the
Senate and his House.
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Came into ahe EInacIOswvC

NF the subscriber. about the middle of June
W couple Of two years old steers, both red, with
each little white on The belly, and has star
in his forehead. The owner is desired to prove
property, pay charges and take them away. The
pasture is in tho north west part of the town, own
cd by JOS Page. LEWIS PIERCE.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
FHYHlS may certify that have given my son
H. ROBERT WILLIAM CARNES. minor
his time shall! not hold myself accountable for
any of his debts. claim any Of his earn cs fter
this date, ROBERT CARNES
jacob BAILEY Witness.
Newbury, Feb. %, lS42. 263w3