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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29


DIessys Sands Gent-In The month of Ju1e. 1881 was
attacked with crnp the stomach, induced by sudden
check of persprstion. By timely rem.des relieved
bur nv system had received shock from which did not re-
cover About months after this, scOiulOuS lump dp
,.asd on nv breast which gradually increased 10 the size Of
hens egg and then became excessively painful tried
different PanaCsaS without deriving any benefit WhdeNt ana
continuing grow applied TO homeopathic phxs-
ci,u who left me suffering than he found me. The
scroula now appeared my right knee and ancle leg
ulcerition rendering Of years helpless cripple, the
greater part Of the suffering eNcrucIating anguish
now had recourse again the old practice cupped and
blisrered very severely but all 10 no purpose;
tried ThompSoDian practice with tie same result
and now -sparrd beng cured Nj appetite entire
" failed and became skeleton; for mouths could nor
sep in bed but passed thu night IimpnC about the
the moment lad down the pam became nSuprorabie To-
dine used Internally and externally butA IL VaIn aud no"
add the horrors OF my situation large tnUoI appeared
the lower part the spne which became pain
full tender rendering almost impossible To SIT down and
despdirrd Of gettiag we'll.
Hearing the wondul cures performed by your Saisepa
riiIa nv friends induced tria which
did scarcely daring % hope for relief.
Your agent. s. P. Thompson furnished with the Safsa-
parilla and what aud delight after taking
few bottles find getting we'll. 4 few com
pie ted the cure and now well. Yes, after SIX
l. restoration health through the OF PEoyl.
dence your Sarsaparilla medicine whose should
be known throughout the world. return you my sincere
thanks and shall always b. happy give farther INTO
roato the afflicted by applying to me II TX sTf sI
PREPARED and sold WHOLESALE and retail for expectation,
by A. B. SANDS& CO, Druggists Granite Buildings !
z73 Broadway. OF hambers street, Ne" foIE ou
Broadway corner of Market streets also sold oy Druggss
generally all the principal cities and ciei towns OF t-
S. Price 81 per bottle. bottles for 81 Orlglna d9Gu
Inents may De our store Jyzs u IL"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

NrANTED-Au active single man, an Ameri-
" can etety Tor dfi,i7s e;mFhor wagon about III.
ci:v and b. useful any lie produce the best
RNNHrl- 81 and 2 % clNck. an.b
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29
COAL, COAL. COAL,

COAL! CUAL! OUHII!
TNHE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been removed permanently located al the
we'll known stand corner Of Grcen ch and Christopher-sts
where ths prop-ors receiving and will continue 10
receive direct from their coere, owned by themselves, the
promise 10 sell least per lower tin the cit
The business Of the Yard will be conducted By the snbscLi
bers and they solicit the of the public their old
customers and if.eiids. Coal b. the cargo
through the Post C.ce Will
WM. DAVIS,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

DOARD--PeaSant Board on moderate terms
, may bs OBTAINED AZ - John-st sui9 2w.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

DATENT PORTABLE FORGE AND BEL
LOWS The Subscriber offeTs the public at consider
able reduction from former prices, The above article which has
been thoroughly tested and pronounced TO De The most perfect
article offered the public It's small bulk and complete
ness mot having build chimney ons o is brst recon-
nendaon you any where, aud make your iTe at
light or heavy work.
Also, FOR sale. very low, iron Well fues and Oven
Mouths and superior artic- Of inch stove nuts
SANL. X. SPELMAN,
auI9 eodIm 29l Ws'er-<tr-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

IL ANTED--ta antilles supplied gratis al Broad's
Office 22 Grand - with the best cooks houssrlds
hamb- rlaids uurses and other the CITY. AIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

~ United Irish RGpeni AscoGnatt.oHF Tns.t.,' Fys1.
me- i h August instant shnsen Hail. at ci9fk M
it IS expected that among Other r. ID
ho0e5' o0e5 5l- BARTHOLOMEW oCONNOR, Secretary.
Health. Quiet, and Comfort-ihe .,ra-
nam Hoae B4cays,Is pGsT R aa' as
m sry Offered 1t Is eIiSbly located on clean ana airS
street the pt OF the Gy 1na aadncs It's
rrIn.nts are convenient and neat, while It's table IS
With the Vegetables and Fruit that can he pr M kinds
% moderate and every effort made TO render boaIHes
nmfoyabe Shower Baths free. Remember, eS pax
<trea
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

PRINT WAREHOUSE IN NEW-YORK
y + LEE, formerly OF the firm of ord Il Lees,
II. Lee x Babcock, Nc. and U. b. BREWSTER under
the firm of LEE x BREWSTER have established al liz
PEARL STREET Hanover Square,) New.York war;
house extensive scale,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR
Tridr, by the piece package
BY conlnng hslr attention entirely and exclusively this
article, h. B enabled only exhibit
ensre aud tat iu than be found elsewhere,
heie beng similar establishment tor Prints the United
States but 70 sell always prices low, and generally
lower than houses whose attention and divided
AMONG large variety of articles.
The Stock, embracing Some Thousands of Different Pat
t"ns and Colorngs comprises all the latest aud choicest
oS; 10 which will he constantly added all and desira
bic patterns they appear the market besides many which
wall be got up exclusively for their sales.
Purchasers OF this article will find their int rest 10 el
anime Stock before buying their Prints. Even if they do
not purchase of us they will have at least the advantage Of
Ill the styles and learning the Low est market prices
~ catalogues OF rrlces corrected with every
the Market placed in the hands Of Buyers. All orders
| VIII receive the b-st attention. au25 3nD&W
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29
APPLIED TO DISEASE

MAGNETISM APPLIED TO DISEASE
1fl Mr.. JOHNSON, who has been experimenting for The
last ew years almost every part Of the United states up
the subject OF Animal Magnetism respectfully announces
his numerous friends that he has taken office at li9
Chambers-street New ork, where he will apply thus
h o almost variety of disease and effect
e believes speedy he has already done IN several
hundreds He has also ,scurad thc OF
cairv who will examine the nature Of the disease Of any
individual and prescribe remedy while under the magnetic
influence.
Those who have diseases Tong standing, and wao have
treated bv physicians 10 purpose are invited 10 cti
Terms reasonable duI3 oN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

DERSONS who are deslrouS 10 ascertain the
present location and residence of their absent friends IN
any part the United States. mentioning their last place
of residence obtain facilities from the unerlsqed'
who have correspondents IN all parts OF the Uulon
though whom such information b. obtained Letters must
be post paid and reasonable lee will b. 1p=ciet
WOODWARD * DCSENBURf,
"a III srrssr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

poARD--A few gentlemen can be accommoda.
- ted with good Board reasonable terms 70 John ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

VgTTTsI }
70 ea of age the top of whose head bald the palm
of ones hand mouths since has pos hge dark hair
Ing fast from the OF Jones Coral Hair Restorative
This positively forces the hair grow" stops falling ef
cure, scu dandmf and make. ght red hair grow
twice long any other preparation. Sold for three h-
lings bottle, the sign OF the American Eagle So Chs,ham-
strrt " T. l5o uItOE-s Brooklyn; Ledger Build
ing. Philadelpia and Sta,e-street Boston. aul5 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

EOARl--S2 per week at the Manhattan House
y for youths friendly Tsmpersnce who here are
ied with cleynen and Others of the Learned professions,
eichntS artists, Sc 6s Duanestrse Broadway ara
the Park. Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

Throuchou, the whole address, Mr.. Reynolds threw
around the interesting themes upon which he touched
ing interest which none but the sreng feeling and
tor could do nor speaker surrounded by er or
warmer hearts TO welcome and cheer him. Indeed the like
has happened bu, few in our day In word II was
an address worthy the worthy the OCCASION and wor-
thy the subject which called i. forth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

70 Sylvnnia AssocintiOn:-Ohce No. .
P VI. Information cheerinlly given The Constitution
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CKOTON WA
TER-Ihe public are respectfully invited to examine the
article as manufacture by the subscriber The sus9rlt oil
India Rubber hose is already we'll kiiowp and while ne G
fully equal and to be the pressure OF the Croioa W 4tef y
much than th aty OF TIN, kgd OF nose ah'
IL ROSS. l2l Maiden Lane,
~, RI and w 4r-st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

MRS 5. C. REID'S BOARDING AND DAY
1FL SCHOOL. l&i Fonrtl-stI-et near ne washington
rents viii pleas bsar in mind the importance Of their children
being nnclua attsndauce on that day That hcy MAJ hs
a 2ns M n.; ,.S i s' and 9, @ p ~ until @ M N TO
thGe parents 1Yho may wish to confer With Mrs r. relative
to her ns,tn,ion MT Pwl be happy explain her mode
aud her 70 those parents may wish TO
place their daughters under her ela151 an2l 3w
YOUNG LADIES BOARDING. AND DAY
L Schoolgirls. Ely respectfully laigrms her pa.
:IS" SSo Si Carroll 5 Ff5s Pss f s S Th e the
S-ut@mber The system OF destruction pursued
Of similar ability Mrs BaiIey solic The patronage o
those who disposed to gf7 their daughters solid and ae-
A French Goserness wanted Apply as ahove. au26 I'm
DOARDING-SCHO FOR SALE-Siiuatcd
- village distinguished for It's alnbty and the hsqnty
York 2Y H. bniidas @ = ]. ' nusy well aaped TO the gnr-
poses Boarding. School with large school recl-
don 2 i b el Sq s 1mgf l g. fnea
of good eputaton the village furnishes arss nnr1b OF
mortgage for term of years ease address Box G72 New
York Pos,.orfce. ag2s 3law2,,.
Doors MD SHOES-Country Merchants and
4 % oh so are nysd < aa call ' m eo ~ and ss
" B. a large thick kip md cali Boots and sii
se9 sef c low DfSse o ea oH a tine for aps
cali and examine tdont l9rssl ,e npmber
aul. l@ditW l. States tat Hotel buildings y York.
DIDDLED NEWCASTLE coal AFLoAT
N Suitable FOX Smiths Cargo of brig Ceres for sale IN
lots 10 suit by WARD BfSoN NJ,
au2i corner Lairht s,d Washlnctonsts
DLONDELL'S ORREL COAL--Of very suPe-
ID nor quality, for family discharging from ship
nv WARD * BROWNE.
au2l Al Washington corner Laight ST.
rOALS-Laree nut size, 81 30: stove 81 10:
u and fresh broken and egg IS 90 per ton the yard
Of King and Geenw Icl streets Consumers may rely
on getting tAe best Peach Orchard Red Ash osl well screen
ed in the yard and delivered the above prices cash.
reduction of IS per will b taken direct from
the boats. aul7 2m PE1 bh CLlNION.
DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
the well known salem Sein Of all Sizes screened aE de-
rered from the boat yard below the market prices Lir
erpso s. 5G-Lehgh any size 81 So No second quality OF
Coal-No Agents All Coal weighed by City Weigher--
Carroes r The North and East Rivers reduce rate
Yard 5Oi Washington Il. rear Spring;
ati0 fin ".
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

EOR THE LADIES ALONE.-S. ALLEN,
Z ate with Lane rstird) would return his sincere thanks
10 th Ladies of and vicinity Tor the very ber-
Al patronage conferred on him at his Ladies' Shoe establish
e; No 10 Lisenard-ipe and begs s4ve 1" s,llI asse
durability aud render his store the cheapest the city, (and
5Oler below the trash frequent advertised by mere
most fashionable the city and that his articles and work
manshp cannot be surpassed by any The Ladies patronage
heretofore is an amp. pledge for the future.
For getting up the article of Ladies Shoes and Carer
Boots always considered Mr. Allen r supsrioto any 9th
er man e :, ,er had IL employ ymsnt
THos LANE s SON (retired.l
No 20 Lspensydst street balow CanAl-St, y wboe-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

! rMONED.-BeebeS Patent improved Cook
IL inc Range Mnufacory, from No. $40 Broadway No
2SS Water and No. 600 Broadway Of ith where
the public respectfully invited call and examine the
above for sale only At the ahoys PLACES For sale 6y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

IA ANI6D--A situation as Teacher in Semin-
ary by lady who teach msthema,e, and ,h. o,S
higher Branches OF English education Also Sltustios :.
Music Teacher by who * Quslhed. aud would De snS
lch The other depastmens wheu her tine 40; oecu
pied with Music Bes; of references Be gyen Apply a.
.his otcs, OF Nv g.. IS Beekmln-st, between and P
VI. aul6 Ttro1.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29
CAST IRON FOUNTAINS
5lANUFACTUKED BY
ID. L. FARSAM, 2i7 WATER-STREET. Ne


These FOUNTAINS pre-
sent a style Of beauty not sur
passed by any of Marble In
this country OF in Europe.
For their superior adyanra.
ges over Marble, as to dura-
bility, wi,hstanding frost, the
tritling expense Of keeping
their beautiful white appear
ance from year to year, and
tbs comparatively low pnce
at which they can be intro
duced into our pleasure
grounds, adding to health,
comfort. and enjoyment-rhs
American Institute awarded
q GOLD MEDAL TO the Manu-
Iactufcf. Jy29 lmeod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

TAXES-O of the Receiver of Taxes, told
Aims HogssJ Park1Pqblig Notice IS .seSy fivsn ta tha
O'Clock a NJ till o'clock P NJ. to receive the City Taxes
no,y in arrears Payment expected to be made without de-
I.v The taxes required be- pad IN current AT
the several Banks IN tins city. Fl. I kIt.RSTED,
" ~ Receiver of Taxes.
au1i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

NTHO WILL BE BALD OR GREY-HEAD-
w Ed when for the low price of three shillings, spsn
did head of hair can be had Reader this putting Read
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

ma M FIRI Z =. t---------
NTADDER.- casks prime Ombros, Tor sais W
lM GRINNELL. MINTURN s. CO. "a -Ne snntn .--ree
DHUBARB-aO cases prime E. l. ! RhaoaeI09 e0 iol
Ia sae o' 1s SouIhstIee
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

NJORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIV VERSAL
wi NEDICISFS-Cautiont 10 the People of Am.rlca-
We hersby certify. ta; M-ssrs FIRTH HALL q a4s
for , o,sd states of America and that neither do
snrrnEaKp Mo.r George T.rLoR or aie Asin.i
any way authorised to vend orlsons ses5saoie a.
yersa Medicines As many limitations Ill ci!culaon ihn
Caution becomes highly necessary All person. selling on
Medicines the United States must have The authority o w
(sigasdll Morris sQN, ;NloAT & Co. Hyssis1', ss1s
British College of Health New Road London an 1913
III, above caution .manang from the British College Of
Health tont9u win be hssd w'th the 9Tns b'hssl as II
tends to expose cnd oppose the rorleSs counteetts wic
have extensively circulated BY those - Tho % e as
The invaluable .dicnes of the British College may BE- 90
tanned their Original purity Of vs,1 Ross 2 name,
will be found in The Nav York Courier asi sniuiigi,
They can bq had also original packages OF tins Ioo"
ing sub-Agsuts, VIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

Was not that .that tall bog that 4" bcardless
Plebcian," HENRY CLAY And are not the
pampcred magnates-self.styled Democrats-t0'
efect-all combined to prevent Justice from beng
done to Harry of the West Z . And will they
not be compelled to say again, eve may as vel
let that tall boy pass, for he 'oill pass whether Oh
not y Alexandria Eazel'e'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

! \ @ 1n:> .asiNN oil number OF years experI-
y IN teaching who furnish the hish. esr,;c,sx
oiabiy ane moral character d-,rou, Of ,skng ehsrc.
M school IL this cii sotecs between ard the Is, OF
Septemb bvr eGsuiug Any LETTER that b srpt % H.;
addressed TO A. B. will Be promptly responded to- iyIs ,SI.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

4 MIRACLE, A WONDER AND a BLESS
md tner or chaptd H. h the Italian Chemical Soap
The effect Of this the skin almost supsrhuman IL has
RECEIVED the highest the Medical Society Of
Paris and warranted nev-Iang remedy for pimp-s,
recki-s botches scurr salt rheum sunburnt NOR:
p-Y caPpt tender flesh IL will change the color Of
dark yellow dseoored skin TO healthy cleaEness IL
the bites Of Insects mosquitoes Sc Sold Pnce 20
cents cake the Of the American Eagle 81 Catanst.
\ Y or ia Eultor-strest RrnnklYr aul5 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

Loaves III Boxes of 500
Crushed III Barrels OF 200
Ground IN Barrels of $50.
Apply the Refinery, 2So Greenwich al Chambers
street Orders out OF the city ba accompanied by
min mi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

NTOTHING Will dress the Human Hair so BEAU
~ tuly as three shilling bottle Of Jones's Coral llair
Restorative gives the hair such delicious soft dark,
pations but KEEPS II IN for days together BY
icttlon clears the hair Of dandu stops its falling of &c
Sold br JONES Al the Of the American Eagle, S2
Ch.,ham..trert Y or 39 rutsn.stTee Brooklyn aj I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

nreI from s Nassau.stree to lI2 Broadway, Express
Buildings where e vii be happy wait on MS numerous
customers and prepared to furnish any Quantity ol me L
selves furnishing their customers with tins delightful ana
heahY beyerage. tUEo ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

Nsssrs. Paul Pou s Co. Sc John ST
" II. H. Scheif-lin & Co. lOi and loo John 81.
j. c WhtmOrs Esq. 45 South 81
Isaac Smell, 1870 Greenwich st. - ,;,,
Peter Hampton. 1870 Canal 81, New orA CITY
Nessrs Post s. Lewis, jericho, L. |.
r. D. Bardw-ll, Troy, New FoFs-
Mrs. Goodlf, uuca, Go
Mrssrs. Cornwell s Butler, Pckeepsi-, y; I.
g W J. Styles Rhinebeck, torLI;n son
m.f FIRTHS HALL General Agents. fanAltn -"- - :
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

NTOTUE-The Copartnership heretofore exist
~ Inc between Francis j. Whtsey and Geo W jenkins is is
connucd at the old stand No. John St under the rn ol
PRlLBIN JENklN fork, August lst 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

For reference TO men of the first class Erudton and
.hoss from The spontaneous results opractca
,nsrp-nr see circulars au2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

OO0 CASKS OF LINE, of good quality s5o
.OUU casks Of North River Lime.
l2O barrels Of good n ydraulic Cement.
loo hhds of unslacked Lime, fot manure.
Any OF sill be sold or e.chansed Tor groceries, dy
Ssp candles OF provisions Address BARTER at tie office
- 1b;b T-bun. off
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

Mr. Calhoun declared This bin more deepty
stamped '0M PROTECTION than ann one tGGt
hid erer been passed by Congress lie said !.
was utterly impossible that such Il bin should long
'elnnn IN existence; ii 1ouid be repealed PROC,
ABLY WITHIN TWO YEARS. Hc gavo no
North clearly to understand that he wonIJ ,,aEe
war upon II. and that the " Democracy" of The
SCUM would not give mp tWthey had procured ts
repeat = Debdte an the Senate on he fnnL mas.
sage Of The Tariff ''"'' P''''
"Nr. Calhoun thought 90 per cent. he JJT.
MOST PROTECTTO.V ,rhich cou,dbe er1nf.d
IN Any C.ASE." Debate in The Senate, I,L 90
1912. '"S 80
This same Mr. Calhoun is now contesng tho
race with Mr.. Van Buren, to be The locofoco can
didale for President, aud the purity will supLor,
him, il nominated
Mr.. Woodbury Of N. n. declared today that if
1t was nere~s,rv to q" above 20 per cent he womb
wanl HORlZONl AL TARIFF OF DUTIES.
AND NO DI>CRIMIN NTION Whatever )"
DEBATE IN The Senate, July 90, 1912
This is Iocoluco candidate Tor the Vice Presi.
denry, and he doubrs whether it will be necessary
TO have duties above 90 per cent. How will the
wool growers fare with 20 per cent duty?
"Agan, to all present Appearances the acones.
cnce in a tariff for revenue, now so general NAV
IN The absence of special excitement, endure for
II pe'loN us l"ng MS Is commonly embraced IN en- l.
ulanns ct business. il cannot, however bnye
escaped The attention OF manufacturers thar al
though no STATE or district OF country NAV VET
have taken ground against this mode of rnisjpp
revenue Tor me support of government there are
mol wanfng thousands Of rigorous inieiiecis in ere
~ section Of our erinded country toho. peneirnied
by deep sense Of inequality and consequent iujns
nee Of as operation are applying all the energ,s uf
Their m,nds TO The orerihrow of The sysiem They
cannot he Ignorant either, The tact that ~ piu
dice against DlREC ! TAXATION. spri,gnp
IN some degree at least, IRON a supposed abuse OF
the power III times pa:, may yield TO time aud re
fiectlon, or may be sUpplnn~d by n new and
stronger nntipathy."-.hdrtin Van Buren,.
The above is from Mr.. Van Buren's letter Inst
spring to The Indiana committee and this Mr.
Van Buren, isanoIher prominent ocofoco candid .te
for President Judge Coamer thus sums I'D MIR
Van Bnren's opinions:
snow the meaning fall this is quite apparent
1t is this; The collection Of a revenue by duties
on imports operates with great inequality ana in.
Justice A direct tax wonId be more equal and
Just. There is prejudice to a direct tax which
WI be, aud ought To tie overcome, but until over.
come duties slnuldbe continued"
Judge We, from The above, whether the locofocc
leaders are for OF against protection.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

Shameful Some Of the Loco oco papers have
been representing that the expenditures of the
Wings amount TO the enormous sum of ,,46,359, :
500 in single year. This monsrrous lie grows
ont OF a report from The Treasury Department Of
the appropriations made in .nstead of for, as in
tended,) each year since 1889. BY this report il
seems that this sum was appropriated in the year
ending March 3, l643, but it covers the expendi
lures up 10 June 80, lsi4-being more than rw
years. This makes the amount Tor each year a
bout % millions, inseal of 46 Quito difference
oG~The last Patriot copies this outrageous mis-
represenIaliOn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01
"BETTER TINES" GETTING ALONG

With iulltless President, bur a faithful Com
gress, after n severe aud protrarted struggle. all
must confess, that the Wigs have SO regulated
matters that better days are duwning u,on us
aye, they are with us. Money has been growing
penller for the last twelve months in our cities,
and just so soon as The products of the country
began 10 flow into The cItIes and manufacturing
towns, money flows back into The country, and
II Is now becoIning more plenty every day. The
inportelon OF the specie the last year has been
$50 OOOOOO aud the export but S l000000 leav-
ing us balance OF S20000,000 OF dullars-
This is The first fruits OF Protection.
The Boston Pos-a locooco paper by the way
says, money is abundant in Boston al 3 / 3 per
cent. per annum. The Mercantile journal ia re-
ference 10 what the Post says, reuIarks:
" " e add To the above OIL the authority ofper-
sons well acquainted with the subject, that hush
hess is looking up wonderfully, aud that n good
fall trade is anticipated. Things are now in an in.
fniIely more healthy condition than they have
been for the last five years"
In most other principal towns The same thing is
also true. Things are nop IN infinitely more
healthy condition than they hare been for The LAST
FIVE. YEARS"
Manufacturers are charging their works-and
! abundant employment is gwen 10 their wurkmen
and an increase OF wages TOO.
! We ARE feeling the guol influences of things
here in Vermont. Nearly all the wool has gone
III AT improved prices, and for cash drovers are
busy buy ing up cale with cash in hand, aud Ihe
The products OF the soil. Things were not so
year ago. a farmer not many miles from u.s.
sold few days ago, for cash IN hand stock 10
| the amount of $500.
There cunuot have been less than one million of
dollars pad out 10 the people of Vermont wnhln
! HE last six weeks Tor their products, aud this
money will be scattered. aud 20 mo lhe hands Of
all cluSsts-lIIB farmer. the and The