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ELECT sCHooL-The school heretofore conducted by Mr..
~ lame. Rowe at this place Will be opened on Monday, the
10Th Instant under the superintendent OF MI H. T. Wheeler
gentleman educated nj Princeton College. -
Mr. Wheeler highly recommended by persons OF tue h's'
Standing as a gentleman, Christian and teacher
TIE course o instruction will embrace at! tne branches ugn'
In the first Academies incudin. the higher branches o! Maine
Inlrcs 80 , ..
Eve mouths Ta,ion alone SIS. W. ID. ian LON:
Iavl3fsy!ir. Hanover Sept ~. lsi2. Ill
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COMMISSION HOuSE.-Thc subscriber offers his services
and hest eseit"ns General Commission Merchant
the sale of Produce Tobacco -Four Wheat
Ing and forwarding OF Goods and for The purchase Of Groceries,
10 al! who sill favor HIM with their confidence. His
opposite the lower end Of the Basin Bank The house recently
occupied by Messrs Brown & Taylor.
DAVID COPELAND RANDOLPH.
RErERHscE.-Messrs Lanshurne Arnsread I.yncIihure
Mes.rs John 4 d. X Stewart Richmond; Mr. Randolph fIani-
son. f;oocliand
March Ii ,nI-lnpy4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

4LEXANDER DOMAIN, srr"HSEy At Law, fetersb@rg a,
\ rrosry attends all The held for the counss o Bruins
WICK pnw.tdie Amelia Chesterfield, Prince George ana Tue
Petersburg. Cuisines, entrusted 10 ms management III
lie above Courts. shall he faithfully attended 10
Refer 10 Scss,s Fry Co. nonnan, Dunn & to- Cen James
W Pe.,am W Macarand, Esl. Elisha Slepper.on, ESQ,
Chls f Osborne, ESQ, David l. Burr L Co. Richmond
,.aa ~ l62-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

oVE UI'YDRED DOLLARS RRWARD-Ran away from The
" Subscriber diving Lombardy Post Office Msckisnbnre
couny Va on 10Th of October last two negro men, LoHu
DANIEL and SHORT DANIEL. a. ;,
Long Daniel so!d in Richmond, in April last ny M It,
pe,e ir who lives near Hague Post Office Wrsmo.eand cou-
Va where supposed hc lurking He Is c"ut esl
o 10 incrs hic straight and well prnportioned about -
n,s mid moi yciy back thick beard good loone head oil
hair when com5cd eyes large and inclined to be red ana DE
ceii!y sinken. ,,, , ,;s
near Loyds Post Office Essex county, Va lie ant ec'
ar inches high straight and ol,rah!y well prnpotlonc
,veen o and 10 eas very black face inclined to be n
neass extending very hack his forehead smiles "e
spoke TO- front teeth litc separated; no ohe ha'.s
i,c.d II "a .upnnscd yfl, Long Daniel III Nstt"elahu
comfy As another negro has been With h:m there
i rive IN. above reward Of hundred dollars on ief
delivery 10 Mr. r. Lumpkin OF Richmond. Va iiy dollars
n n.';, '' " WADDY ]. JACKSON.
10, t"e,' 9l-wtf
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r.,E,CHEK NiSTED-t gentleman % good neral character
capable sath;ng tie Eac'sh Language u-e'hss wi.n t
I'm and Mathematics wanted diatey teacher III
private family the Northern Neck Of Nrsn'a I" take ch'-e
Z" t'p" '7"' W AZ" "''' ''''' s9-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

A CARh.-DENTIsrRY, the branch OF Medical Science
which Dr. Peasants has made his special object Practice
60. 0iice-n i,csher's Row
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nlSSoLUTiON.-The CoPanership heretofore existing UNI
- der the style of GIe.ter peake Dissolved BY nu'u
consent, the Is, of March (instant) -rrp
GEO r. PEakE
~ The subscriber continues the business the same saa'
doors below Ike Bell and solicits continuance OF The M
literally extended the former business lie oIr
services his and friends for the sale of az anus "
PRODUCE, frfe n any charge for siding. -a
Refers 10 Messrs tiayai, Brothers Co.. Capt Benz ~
Dunlap, Moncnre Co.. Wnf,ee, Williamson Co., aife9 =
ha'f''' ana '0''n y i''0S0" GEO. ". GRETTER.
March II ioi-o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

INR OAKLEY'S COMPOUND DEPURATIVE SYRUP, Cor
IL of Scofua Kings Evil obstinate Epons OF the
skn Pmpes stues the Face Scay Euptons Chronic
Teller Syphc Symptoms and all disorders a.is-
inc impure o the blood, nudceus of meIcu
~, &c, sc.
This Medicine extensively used in tie United States
with decided henrh Scrua Mercua Diseases and In all
eases o liberated character. 100
RE.pISc, June. 1859.
We undersigned, having frequently used O"kieys Com
rnd cpuraye Syrup OF practice "l'h de-
ried brrca results, chCeuly recommend u 10 e 'arn -
SOLOMON G. BIRCH, do
JOHN B OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAfhoR g
II ELL. Agents fuf the proprietor
noc n 7l-wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

A OTICE-Le Subscribers have formed partnership 10
IL nrace law They attend all the Courts held IN the
iy and IN the counties of Goocb'anl and LHuis,,
Office on Governor street, door TO Ioeph nay0 Esq
'S' - PEACHY GRATTAN,
HENRY COALTER CABELL.
Richmond, Va. Dec. 10. l64o- M@ste-~"
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VT III 'sNj Vt II.
TIL. NELSON, NJ. u.
Il. a. CARRINGTON. n. D.
Al - DnTIta.N AZ ~ IA

TIE statement above relating artificial teeth is with
nuch Ieat:lnce aud with view whatever for
self cmaeuce IN my profession Construction Of Artificial Teeth
evidence Of skill artist the of the file and blow
pipe rather than scientific attainment Glass and porcelain
teeth made by manufacturers and arethe materials empoyc
By the Of The Ocust and Dentist in supplying the place
To porcelain n variety names
the fancy, and sometimes the flourish of the operator
The Scirncr If The natural Human Teeth embraces extensive
relations and sympate and requires knowledge Of those
the human We often hear Of bad consequences from
operations by .sns for the Of their mol proper
understanding Would
tee Ia safety be Diploma rnni Medical Sccn FROM the
cuge Dentistry established II is certainly preferable
Ia lr CUSTOM mach abused of influential persons leaning
their references. dane in accordance with
ana form than evidence Of high pors-inna qualification
j. :. PLEaSANTS, ". D.,
Member Of the Virginia Medical Society, &c.
T,.r al
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For Tickets Certificates Of Packages in the above
Splendid Lotteries address 90 ,, D:., "
- a.n,n 70 e March ! 96-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

fINHE STEAMBOAT RAPPAHANNOCk Cat tam FAiRntSx,
commenced her regular trips Saturday! March i,hica'
10 o'clock. f. VI arrive at Pons"ea-ue ahct
neat tay; Merry Point Sunday night leave mere
'rlnrk Nnnday morning.: tlaana about o'clock
ppaannock o'clock Leeds 10 o'clock; Pct ROYAL y ococF
i .,ty. n, frederic bnr, ocork Returnng-eaVe
Fredericksburg "Wednesday moIin: a. O'Clock; arrive ~ ''
nga about o'clock Lay and Leeds about y ocock ap
uuoN O'Clock; O'clock; Merry Point "ciocki
y AZ Merry Point night leave Thursday mornings touch a.
~ REUBEN T. THOM, Agent
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Letter from nr J. X Mitchell Frofeso. the Jefferson
Medical College Phaepa 10 doctors Nelson and Watson,
Richmond:
Grn'lemen: take much pleasure in Introducing your &C
uuaintahre lr. James A. Peasants, who
from France, which country he complete the know
ledge o Dentistry acquired by long study and practice.
l Pl-aihs may he safely recommended Dentist If great
knowledge skill science versrd the theory a. wei
rs The Wacce OF his and lrstionaby entitled public
! confidence. am, gentlemen, ycIrs respectfully,
J. X. MITCHELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

The undersigned at the request of A. Peasant NJ D. Of
this city, having Of Artificial Teeth made by him,
lady Of ia standing express their belief TINT they very
perfect 'pec!sn ui his that they cnn" he surpassed ete.
IN beauty Their resemblance naturc In supply
Of 'he natural teeth.
The Lady Tor whom they made. and whom
Them that lr il highly pleased their
natural appearance and The wi. which they fit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

IrnJAN PRESTON s. CO CoMais;ros MERCHANTS, Rich
L. aond Ya. attend particularly TO selling IpohECo ara
FLOUR liberal advances on sohsishehts Oh same
Gah Is pf 9i-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

4 RETURN TO THE CASH SYSTEM Our business, which
a was cpened with the of selling Gods fur cash or
country only desenesd into OF almost general
credit The times however To return Ia cur Frsf pfinci-
, and VIC shat accordingly the Of Mdrh, conEne
sales To cash, and in barter far country p'oduee
most respectfully. YET most earnestly
for all b1iaRces now DUE. -,
III. c stem Will enable keep better Stock and sell
M lower prices and soict all customers 10 call on US Pc
fore making purchases, intend 10 keep on mana
goud supply of
Sugar Coffee Molasses Teas,
Cotton yarns Cotton Oznabur.s,
Domestic Goods lon Steel,
Nails, wrought and cut,
Crate Coal, shop Coal,
Lime, Plaster, Salt, Wines,
Paints and Dye Stuff, Oils,
Flour, superfne and family,
Bacon Corn. Meal, &c, &C., &c.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Faxseed SC. at all nss: .cu 20
Farmvlle, Jan. 81 1912. e-al&wcoMh
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ITO MERCHANDISING have received by 'aie arrivals &C.
neral of Spring Dry Goods winch We oicr ior
''''' u y p"''' - WaDswoRTlI, TURNER < CO.
.,...t1, lul-3w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-07

no fixed principles and nc. common bond of union:
that they are guided by impulses and circumslan-
ces merely, and thus ,eered about by flaws like n
ship without compass or rudder. That The effect Of
the late whig elections have been greatly demoral-
izins, and have weakened moral principles by n-
ducing voters to cast their votes against their
conscences and their oaths; through the influence
of hard cider made harder by hard brandy, and by
means ofcarousals and fantastic shows, which were
so sickcning as even 10 make 'rhe cattle scampcr,
and toss their tails Economically erect" That the
sins of commission and omission of the never TO-
be- forgotten first and last wing Congress, and the
an'i-rePubcan measures of The wing legislature Of
hs'Slale, have conclusvely proved, that the fed
eral wing leaders are "unfl TO be the rulers of
free people," .New Mrcn Register.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-07
TO THE DEBTOR GLASS;

The Lilchfcld Eng, asks what is the reason it is
so difficult for You to pay your dcn;s' Why mus,
you raise twice the amount of produce, pork beef,
wheat rye, corn, oats, &c. you were obliged to
formerly to meet nrest or eAtingnish principal }
A few years ago (during The administrations Of
Jackson and Fun Buren, you purchased farm,
when money was plenty, for $4,000. You paid
81 900 down, and morlsogcd Cor the residue. Bu,
now, Tin WING imes,) your farm has fallen in
value 10 near $500, and you find it next to inl-
possible 10 pay the Unrest and support your family
Bankruptcy starcs you in the (acc and you ooI;
forward with despair 10 an old age Of penury and
want! Why is all ths' Well may the Enquirer ask
the question; and il would have been well for the
editor 10 have stated in this connection, that the
whis party openly proclaimed. nay boasici, during
the hard cider campaign, that The mere election Of
"Tippecanoe aud Tyler too" would occasion Z
rise ofMrLLioNs in the valu. Of property through
out the Union. IT is WING management tia, ha
accustomed the difference IN tho value Of prop.
ery which we now see every where, II is on.
ing TO the wing banking system, which allows
banks to issue MS many bills MS they choose ont
year and food the country with their promises &c
pay" and tho mex, year fail TO redeem them, thus
making their bills almost worthless, and obligin!
purchasers to give specie, or lis equiudient, fo
wba, they pay. Let the DEMOCRATIC policy o
sound and uniform currency be carried out
and this difference will not exist. Then can tn
farmer when he buys yoke Of oxen in one fall
calculate how much profit he cnn make by selling
them the next fal-,hc mechanic can also iheI
make an estimate Of tho cost fora piece Of worl
that may require some months time TO accomplish
with some certainty Of securing a reward for hi'
labor. lie will then have standard Of value ic
go by, in his sales and Purchases.
.NeW Hdren Reg.
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GREAT FACTS FOR THEPEOPLE.

II IS fact. that the democrats have administer
ed the government on equitable principles, the poo-
pie have been co,,en,ed, and the State has taken
her proper place in the Union. I, is fact, That
that during the few years since 1918, when fed
ernlis,s have ruled, they have carried their cleo
tons by delusive promises. by threats, by panics,
by nrdenls, and other wing Arguments, by log cab.
ns, coonskin Ind kindred mumeres, and such like
political decisions, which have soon recoiled on
their authors.
1t i+a fact, ,hi' the events nf lha last iiw ,eIr'
have plainly proved thu i'-''''l nhis 'r7irrsh'''
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-07

TO kill lice on CdHlc,--A writer in the Gem
trail New York Farmer says" Take the water
in which potatoes have been boiled, and rub it O.
yer the skin, The lice will die in Two hours, and
never will multiply again. have used ten kinds
of the strongest poison 10 kill lice, al! with effect,
but none so perfect as This"
Tar for Shefp,-A gentleman who keeps large
flock of sheep, assures us tina, during the season
grazing, he gives his sheep tar a, the rate Of a
gill day to every twenty sheep. He puts the
TAR in troughs. sprnkcs little fine sal, over it,
and the sheep consume it eagerly, This preserves
them from worms in the head, promotes their gem
eral growth, aud is supposed to he specific a.
gomst rot.
To Cure ScourS ia CdiHe.--A piece Of COM
mon clay Of the size Of goose egg burned till it
becomes red, pulvcrized with the same quantity
of hard wood coal, mixed with water and given to
any kind of horned cattle seldom fails to cure the
worst cases Of securing, Ifone does not cure try
another.
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VrtNDt0tI Marts&t,
MONDAY. MARCH 81. 1913.

NFJ.NI11fI HNNL1 IT, 1910,
a. MaTAcI $50 Beef Cattle, $40 Sheep and 40 Swine
IRicLs --RCT CGiiC First quality 81 IS n tO. SEC.
ond quality 81 50. Third quality, S375u425.
htep--Wc Noticed sales from 81 90, to s co.
SWiHc.-At retail ifoInd l.2 toe.
n. f.. Farmer.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-07

The Tariff System in Srain.-le US go on n
little fulher and consider some Of The signal exam
pies and features ola high protective system staring
rs in The Ecc. One orhen, in the case ofspain,
is the more striking, as her natural commercial
advantages were so very conspicuous. She had
some Of the finest habors in the world-her har
bors washed by two occans-had colonies in
every latitude almost, from the equator 10 the poles
yet tesoling most unndvisedly 10 prohibiory laws,
and mady pcrsislins in them, have sunk her TO n
third rate power, reduced her population more
than half, caused the grass to grow over the streets
Of her great commercial maris-have robbed her
of the richest colonies ever shonc on by the sun in
its whole carcer--fled up her numerous scapors
with sediment, RUBBISH ard decaying whcrvcs,
ro,ed her navies. lined her borders with armies Of
brsand smuggers. and ruined almost the whole Of
her vas, in,cral trade and manufactures quite n,
edoclually as her foreign commerce - H'ooibu-
rvs Leclurc.-
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aarrfsG,

Ia Gouverncur y. Y. by the Rev. Mr. pcneroy.
Nr Augustus =. Norton of Go VII. May Ann
vourg"s' d7t ,'ir % VIZ Il! "a 4 Tp'a..,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-07

Money Harkd. " Y. city Thursday, March
27.--'lhc stock market was more buoyant TO- day.
Sales were larger al the Board, and prices in some
eases we've better. Kentucky WAS heavy ut yes.
tcrday's rates; Ncw.YoIk rs rose Ia; Indiana
5's Is; Delaware and Hudson Ia.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-07

'Truly,' adds that paper we arc besnlns 10
fes, the benif,s which flowed from the destruction
If tho old United States Bnnk-thc consequent
influx of worthless paper, md the ultimate return
to a purely specie currency. The rich may well
rejoice a, policy tina, more than trcbles their
wcallh-but as for the poor, God help them
Now which looks the most likely to create a
manic, the course of democracy in trying 10 proven,
the practice, of fraud upon the public by these cor
run, institutions. or The management Of the banks'
They have acted in concert in cur,ailiug their cir
.cula,on,-while they have locked the vaults con-
,ainin, their species.-thu deprivns the commu :
ni,y of its use or even its fair representation IN
their notes. Neither does it appear by extracts
like the following that tho portion Of species which
is kept from circulation by these accused shaving
shops is an insignificant Ifany think i, is let
them read from the New York ESpress,-"One
hank in Wall stree, has one millions sir hund, ed
thousand doll,us in SPECIE on hand, and Is
creditor bank TO the amount Of four hundred thou
sand dollan,-This same bank has circulation Of
ONLY little over three hundred thousand dollars"
Here then we have an example Of the relief az
afforded to the country by banks In this!instanct
one bank alone retaining from circulation by 1T
bolts and bars, One Millions three Hundred Thou
sand Dollars in sP EClE. Comment is unnec
cssary. we only say tm, plenty Of snch cases
Gould he cited. h,t pc deem the above sufficient
;. illustrate the tc,niifs Of ba"k relief
~ (,G-ept
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" Clear thc Track !"

II ussrII& CLARKE now nj home, ready ana
IL aiiing T all Minds u ois In their line. up dne 40
- clclp for CASH i the word sat the sish " W
time y vher. honesty aud industry arc steady copcu
tut- for the reward anil anryoyns appreciation o, We,
d,rc -ni and Il l servant" That's the p'7ro 10 cnii
v'.p.. vion sts.rr 7n' Boz. Hocl- v sr~N- .l'--'
p -. ii. ,,iio'r~-,ir sui al
: N-.'-L.-.. - =, ~
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CROCKERY,
China and Glass Ware.

tsT RECEIVED al the Crockery Store further sun
ply ~ the allnvC gOn-ls-cOnss,ing in part OF
Nich Cold Band China Tea Setts, with plates 10
match.
Plain, white md sprig'd do DO
White Granite dinner, tea md toilet Ware In setis
conplole-ncw and beautiful shapes and orsuperi.
Or quality.
Bonrborn Sprls do. do. In complete sets nj very low
prices.
Rich cut Glass Lamps.
do do Preserve dishes.
Plain handled custard nnl Egg Gnsscs--Glso large
supply OF plain and moulded Tumbles, Preserve Dishes,
Elegant Revolving Casters DC &c. at unusually low pr
ces Tor cash. Please call OH CHS. DANA, Jr
March 10, lsi3.
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MORE BALLAST!

March l7-Arriyed, brigs Mny Flower, Thomp
son, Port Spain, boIiaa. 2l-Bark Panlhea ,sIoul
lhrop, Anigau, 6Qllqst--.NsW Hawa marin
list.
To the above we add the arrivals before noticed
"Arrived; Bark Trinidad, DUEL, Trinidad
ballast. Brig b. l.. Swan, Benjamin, St. Thomas
ballast, '-Eriract.f from .Ne,o Haren yMorin
List.
II we 60 on at thisrale, VIC shall soon become n.
celebrated for our importatious of ballast, as we
have been for our mercantile enterprise as for our
shady groves and seminuries of learning Instead
Of heng known as the "cl,y of elms," we shall be
known as the city of ballast. But seriously, can
our intelligent merchants shut theirs eyes 10 the
startling facts which these repeated arrivals bring
before lhem' This too, is only the beginning Of
the evil, Are they willing to give up their return
feighls, for The sake ofgrAlirying tho "vagnries"
OF would be leaders, Is it not time TO pause and
ask, why prevent by these onerous duties of the
tariff, the import Of foreign sugar, which but for
the new duties could be purchased in the West
Indies for from to 8 cents n pound, and made
profitable for return cargoes' Why shut oul the
other products which can be got there proper
tionably cheap' What say the carnen-do they
find their account in it-carting ballast! instead Of
hogsheads, and barrels, and packages of well filled
merchandise How unxousy must they watch
with their trucks harncssed for every vessel tina,
comes round The point freighted with BALLAST
What say the hrmers?- for this is their rade-il
is their live stock their corn meal, and their pro-
visions that make up the outward cargocs ofour
West Indiaman. This trade n,erferes with none
of the commonly called talllf interests, 1t is not
importing cloths, and iron, and cutlery, from coun-
,res that will not buy our live Stock our potatoes
or our provisions; it is not trade that draws
away our specie, But it is trade, jus, such rs
the farmer dcsircs-a fair exchange Of what he
sugar, potatoes for oranges, smoked mea's onions,
and peas for salt, and live stock for molasses. II
gives employment 10 immense numbers Of worthy
men, sailors, besides the merchants, who direct
the operations of exchange. And whose benefit
must these sacrifices be made; Not TO benefit the
ha,dy laborers, the Gccmcn of Connecicu, on
their farms, or in their work shopsbul 10 encour-
nge few planters in Louisiana, who Struggle
agains, capricious climate in culnvlng the cane.
Is this reasonable or JUST DO the farmers, the
merchants, the sailors, the laborers, the carmen
the mechanics, wish 10 submit! TO such njustice'
If so let them vote for tho authors of il, & kiss
the foo, that kicks ,hcm.-.New Haven Res.
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2,O3l,930,Gl.

The Coon Congress, which came into power
March 1911. and closed It's career on the 4lh inst,
cost The country the snug little sum oftpo millions
hrity-one thousand, hiny-niae dollars and siriy
cents. This, according TO the Nladsonian, is the
sum it appropriated for the support of its own
members The expense to the people has been
about fire thousand dollars day-and allowing
five hours session each day (Which is more than
they will avcrage,) the members have only taken
a thousand dollars of the peoples money for every
hour they have heen in session, and this too at n
time when The National Treasury is bankrupt and
the people grooming under the pressure of the
times, is this the economy and rercnchmcnt
promised by the wings in 1910; And again, have
the people received an cquivalcn, for their money;
We say not. Nearly all the legislation during the
three session has been worse than useless
With one or two exceptions, all the prominent
acts of the first session have been repealed either
at the second or third. The Tariff act and the re-
pea! of the Independent Treasury only remain 10
show the rashness and folly of wing legislation
Cheshire Republican
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rIIALES b. WYNN.

TAILOR,
Same door miM ". RGhiaN.
All work entrusted 10 his care, will be done with
nGa,ness and despatch, and warranted 10 fl.
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Gliding 4 SiIvaring,

VIII say 10 all that have Brass Candle. sticks, old Plat.
ed spoons ClsOrs,Silt Chains Watch cases, Pencil Gu.
Sc, ii they wish to change them into Gold or Silver
in appearance bring them to n. RANDAiI.S Jewrlry
store where gliding and siyerrg is done ut short notice
upon reasonable terms. NATHANIEL RANDALL
Wnnhstnck. Mnrch 30. 1919.
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23RD or FEBRUARY 1913.

IL demands due the subscriber that are NIT paid by
n the .)rd oil re'. lei will br len with LAWYER i"r
collection II there su.h gentleman % be iu.ul al-r
that dav. ~ p'HpH"'
Woodstock, Jan. els, l5i3.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-07
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