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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13
know Martha Conln and c'icve what she states
IN tins documcn; TO ie perfectly correct.

know Martha Conln and e'icve what she states
IN tins docuncn; TO t perfectly correct.
JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL or New York,
Rector Of 81. Peters Church.
Given al New York thi> ~ day of Dee, 1912.
know Martha Conin, aud have known other suf-
erng illness. join DUBOIS,
Bishop Of New York.
place flll confidence in the statement made ly
Martha Conlin, having known her the pas, twenty
year. Twill cheerluly give any particulars in rea-
non to her case TO those who may wish further Glor
nation. ST. ELIZABETH
Superior Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum,
Frnre street, H.. y, Dec. IA, lS42.
have confidence in the representations made by
Martha Conin, and have full knowledse OF her case.
ELIJAH +. PURDY
Alderman 10Th Ward ofthe City oil New York.
| Dee II, 1912.
| Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last IL
year, and hereby certify the foregoing statement
| made by herself is correct.
| Mrs. MARY b. LLOYD.
| No. 60i Broad street, Newark, Nj
| Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, and fol
cxpor alton, by A. B. SANDS G Co. Druggists an,
Chemists, Granite Buildings, No. 27S Broadway, cor
ner Of CHAM ers-stree,. New York.
GEORGE PETERSON, Agent
BY special appointment for The Proprietors for Bur
iington Vermont and for sale by Druggists generally
Pace 81 per bottle G loues for S..
Burlington, Marchs lSi3 Al ly
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PIANO FOR SAFE.

A Eea1f AMI first rate rosewood PiasoroRTr
~ with SIX aud halfoctave-, little used and qnie
unniured, may G had al very moderae prce.-En-
qure ct the printer,
Burlington, Sept. 90 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13
CU.NlffNGTON
&gN'E'RaEI S'E'eDN EISs

Manufactured from The celebrated Robbins ledge,
Cumaia 7ion, MaSS
Tor many years small qnarIe, Uf stone have
J been carrie frt m this Lcdrc, 10 ii 'ereni parts
OF the country, until the reputation and demand for
them induced he .cni owners o purchase the en-
ire Ledge, ana make the necessary arrangements for
furnishing the phi lie with article which they have
80 long sought iur--an article superior. 10th in ty't
and manu!artlrc, 10 any that has cen offered.
The .naeriur quality OF the stone j. acl nowlclcc
hy all who have given them trial; aud the tact is fully
~ amci by the Increasing demand for thcin from
those section, Of country into which they have ouna
their way. For ale hy (
!. g. J. II. PECK {: co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13
SWEET, ALONG THAT CHEEK OF SORROW

Z ,SDNIlCVi
ny LIEUT.. G. ". gagIEs;i :. 8. a.
Sweet Along that cheek Of sorrow,
Vine the iel.lale drop away:
II the sky MUST ci1Hl t0-morrou,
Let the sun light sinn to-day
Tho the war! esieemeth lightly
Souls thai seek rfuant shine
Thru the hearts deep chambers niyhtly
shall my spri, roam with thine.
or, the minds mysterious finger,
Shah call thee win its touch
OF the thought creative llnger
Ger the smile il loves 81 much
Sweet! along Iha, cheek IF sorrow,
Wipe the tc-talc dlop away;
]! The skies MUST cloud Tomorrow,
Let the sunlight shine to-day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13

CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM!
GROWN PEOPLE say they are the pea>antest
" and most elective medicine in use. Enormous
quantities are ,ud, end every body like, hem
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES have saved
the lives Of thousands. 81
SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOIENGES are real
andoie> 10 headache, paptation, ea-slc,ne>s, low
ness OF spirits and de>pondencyor the effects OF dis
>ipation.
POOR MANS PLASTER-Sherman's we mean
costs 1871 cents, ana is certain to cure rheumatism,
lumbago, pain weakness III the brcasl, side or
back, also piles,
SORE NiPPLES-Postvely cured by Sherman's
Papillary Oil, without taking the childfrom the breast
DR.. Sherman desires particularly that purchasers
should he careful that they get the genuine Sherman's
Lozenge> and Plasiers, he cannot be accountable
for the worthless articles that may Otherwise bt
palmed upon them.
Likewise all GENuINE PATENT MEDICINES
PER FU ME S, SOAPS. INKS, BLACKINGS
MEDICAL WINES and LIQUORS. pure; STU
ARTS CONF,ECIIONERIES
PECK & SPEAR.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Sub Agents--S II Tupper, Charlotte; Horac,
Cook, Sheburn; George Ayres, Milton Falls; Ed
win Hard, Underhill; A Guthrie, 4 Maiden Lane, Al
bany ~ Y; VIM Rhodes jr, Richmond N Chit
| lenden * Co, Wision
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THINK NOT FoRGETFuLNEss IS MINE.


THlNK not fnrgeilnlness is mine,
Though silent be the tongue
Whrhae before lighted shrine
rs burning worship flung
Tnnk not the spell hath pissed away
THat hound my soul to thee,
On early love! whose gentle ray
Was l worlds witchery.
TO me- thy memory comes back.
Whom dreams arc on nay brain.
An Oft thy low and signing voice
Rings on my ear again
requiem low OF hope AMI truth,
is dirge like accents swell;
Alas thou shining star Of Youth
loved thee all too well.
E1rth's plains have sunny aarlandg vet.
:, That sprngng hearts may weave;
But the sad soul where rcigns regret,
Those looms UNTOUCHED vii! leave.
Thcre is no beauty in the wreath
Whose rarest flowers lie dead;
There is m JOY in life and breath.
When tru5h and hope have fed.
On Love! the early and the lost,
Why should dream of thee ?
why should my scn. with memories toss'd.
Swell. asa troubled son?
WAY should one form my brain pur.ue-
Ode dream beon my heart!
All mcm'res that my spirit knew,
Should with my love depart.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13

ASSORTED CRATES oF CnOCNERy,
FoShIil WAIT gives notice To merchants thai he
c. has .a,l stock Of assorted packages Of CROCK
EGY, tint he viii sell At as be prir:s as ann N.7r
lor. pcliar Merchants who prefer to hny in That
way ere invited to call and examine tho inyolce a,
the Cr1ciery Store.
Burlington, Aul. 18th, lst}. "a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13

EnN Tons Fr,~h Ground Nova Scotia Plaster
wv delivered a. our mill al Winoo,ki Civ. on
on The doct, ly FOl.Lt:rI, BRADLEY & Go.
South Wharf July, 1913 G
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13
~
PRINTED CALICOES.

10 supply the city aul interior trade BY the niece M
PACKAGE.
Ky conlinin@ their attention entirely and exclu,iv
~ 70 tins one article, H. d. b, will lie enabled to moi
ONLY exhibit more eX'ensiyeana eauiil ,>or,nenl
than i 10 Ire found elsewhere Uhere being no .imar
establishment TOR print, IN the United Staie1 lu, "a
sell always at prices low, and generally lower
man those OF houses whose attention aud mean, are
divided among large variety Of articles.
The entire stock, embracing al ont one thousand
Oh erenl patterns aud coorngs, has leen received
within few days. is perfectly lfe b, and comprise,
an INC i"c>l anu cHul'e't spring style. byl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13
ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD


Fare Reduced 10 81.
HaHA U.s. fnA EHSA an
ts.a1--E tslEtsa fsii5-sttl A.
Fare TO Boston reduced TO 81 to those ro go through
by same train
On and after Monday, May Sth, passenger trains
run daily, Sundays excepietD : follows:
Leave Grecnhu>h at before IA. M-arrive in Bos-
ton 6! p. NJ. same day.
Leave Greenbush al ! lelore 3 p. M.-lolgc IN
Sprinaheld-arrvc IN Boston at III a. NJ next day.
FoR WORCESTER AND NoRwlcH-Passengersi lake
the before train from Greenlush, ner>ect the
steamboat, tram from Boston at Worce>ter-,hence
TO Norwich.
FoR HARrronD AND New HAvEs-Pa> >engers eav-
ing Greenlu>h before A. NJ, take the steamboat
at Springfield at l2a M.-reach Hartford at 3 p NJ,
ard proceed by cars to New Haven.
Passengers may also leave Greenbush at before
5 p. NJ. reach Springfield 81, thence by Stage mme-
diaiev to Harlturd-lolge-ea Hartford at 81 next
morning in cars for New Haven.
Passengers must leave the Tickle, Office, in Sianwix
Hail. Maiden Lane, for the Rail road Ferry Boat al 81
A. NJ, q M.-ihe ferry boat will e punctua IN
starting. Tickets for the must be obtained Letore
going on board the ferry boat. -
w. II. TOWN SEND,
Master of ! an>portatlon
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CABINENT FURNITURE.

CIDINENT FURNITURE.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER would remind the Public,
Il that he still continues the CADINENT BUSI
NESS at the Old Stand, on Church Street, formerly
Nichols d. Herrick, and over Mr.. Hnrbuts Store,
where he has a good assortment of Mahogany, Black
Walnut, Cherry and Pine FURNITURE, consisting
of Secretaries; Bureaus Sofas; Dining, Tea, Work
and Toilet, Tables; Bedsteads and Stands, which
he will sell Tor cash unusually low, according to the
times.
WANTED,
In exchange, Birch aud Maple SCANTLING, suta-
BILE for IBcdsteds2 inch inch 3 Sths and l.2 inch
Eastwood, WHITE PINE BOARDS. BIRCH
BOARDS, and most kinds Of Co1ntfy Produce
Please call and examine for yourselves
SAMUEL NICHOLS.
Burlington Jan. 10. 1913. 3if
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13

GLASS.
- IA0 boxes Cylendcr Glass,
81 ,OOO Burlington, Vermont, Essex and Lett
Eraul-.
500 Rel,orj, S,ranao AMI Clinton Grown.
J. Y J. II. PECK y co. agents.
June 50, As
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FISH.
ZOO Qnintals Cod Fish,


Life !! Liic!! Li(eili
nR. Jonathan Moorc's ESSENCE OF LIFE. The
~ most highly esteemed Medicine that ha. ever
been discovered for curing Coughs, Colds, Asth,nas
9nd CONSIMPiIONS. 1t will also remove the
Whooping- Cough in one week. Prepared bv HEN
nY SEYMOUR from the original receipt, by the direc
ton Of >ad Moore.
For sale wholesale, by PECK & SPEAR, Burn
ton, and al RETAIL BY the principal Druggists in
United States.
Orders directed 10 Henry Seymour, Hadley, Mas
WlIi receive prompt attention, and any quantity
Medicine immediately furnished
CAUTION AS there is much Of the spurious ar
clefor ,ale, CSe pariruIario enquire for that pre-
pared by Henry Seymour, Hadley, Mas, achlseti>.
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ELTAS EYMAM

INFORMS his friends that he has returned from
L. iio'ion and New Yorl, having bought large
stock OF Dkl GOODS, whic he Is now opening in
the Store formerly occupied ty ID. A. Bram.n, in
the north west &c rner Of Srong's Buildings oppsile
Mes,rs Peck Spear, where he intends EeeDne
constantly on hand an extensive assortment of DRY
GOODS which he will offer a. The Lowest narkeI
price. His attention Icing exclusively devoted "a
Dry Goods, and his motto eing
LARGE SAILS AND SMALL PROFITS.
he Is enabled 70 accommodate his Old Friends Custo.
aud the Public with good, AT ,elnred nric,.s
Call and zee.
Burlington July 7, ls43
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13
DIR. MARsHALI's
AROMAT TIC AND HEADACHE
CATA1SREs SNUFF.

L for removing that troubles ONE d>ea> e, the Ca
larrh, and also cold in the head, and headache. II
opens and purgeS out all distractions, strengthens
the gland, and gives healthy action to the parts
affected. Ii j. perfectly free from any thing deeer
Gus IN lis composilon-has pleasant flavor and it,
immediate elect after cling used, is agreeable
Price 374 cts. per loiile
Each bottle contains about three times the qua nifty
Of The several kinds Of Caarrh Smut, now selling at
a lower price, and is therefore cheaper, as well as
better than any thing Of the kind IN market.
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SOLAR LAMPS.

4 New and very hand, once article Of Srspeniing
IA Lamps, capable Of Burning The chea net o1alnv
Of oil and producing pleasant and powerful gh, for
sale by JOSEPH WAIT.
June l6, 1873.
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Sugars and MOlasScs,

DORTO RICO, New Orleans Trinidad Molasses,
l. in Hhds., Tierces and Bbls.
Porto Rico, St. Crox aud New Orleans Sugar
Philadelphia and New York Loaf and Lump do
Sinarts & Wool,ey, & Wooscy's double refined do
White and Brown Havana do
Crushed and Powdered do
For Sale by the sub. critters al u small advance from
cost. FOll,ETT, BRADLEY & Co.
Old Dock. June 3. lSi3
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

". NVRh q MONTREAL ENPRESS,
NIIRGli. AND HOWARD, (successors to s. ia.
cops0 VII run as heretofore, leaving Burlington
flr Montreal Wednesday evening and for The South
F,idav evening Of each week.
plcknges may be LEFT at the Office Of Mcssrs :. e,
J. H. Peck d. Co., Burlington. 5u
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NOTICE.

'I'lil cert irs that have given my Son ORSON
J. BROWN, his time during his minority, 10 trans
act frsne>s for hineli, and ,hall hold my,elfac-
any Of hi, earnings al'er this date.
Milton, Sept. 20, 1913 tI6,ys
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MADAM BOIVIN'S
hMTI.SPhSM0DIC EMMENkG0GUE
Or {Eemalc keQuIatoc.

For Hregulor and Painful Menstruaiion, and
for he Suppression or Retention Qfthe NenSes
WHENEN Err any Of the urgan> Of The human
w frame cease or refuse TO perform their uilce,
the seeds CT disease are >own, OF which the harvest
Is death, unless, by timely attention the obsruc
tons are removed and nature j. thereby restored t.
her wonei action. Through carele>sne,s and me-
elect thousands Of females in his northern climate
have gone down TO an carly grave Of Consumption
lscase that with females is invariably promoted BY,
and IN most cases has ITS origin in arrangement of
those organs uron which the EMMENAGoouE il es-
peciaiiy designed 10 act, most, if not all Of whom
might have been saved bya timely resort to this
medicine.
VERBAL TESTlMONY-ihel est that c N lie oier-
ed IN proof OF us efficacy, may be found in every
neighborhoOd where the FMMENEGoGUE has been
employelin accordance with Madam Boivln'> rlrec-
tons. It's prepared IN wIne and though powerful
T. never hele>sa safe medicine fer family use.
Each bottle contains about ~ uunces-Price
10 cts. literal discount will lie made to PHYSICIANS
who u.eI IN their practice, and per, ons who pur.
chase by quantity. Sold IN Burllmaton and vicinity
by PECK & SPEAR agents.
Dec. %. 1912. 20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13

900 KEGS POWDER,
100 Bags Shot
$50 Doz. corn Brooms'
100 Patent Pals.
]. e. J. H. PECK d. CO.
June 3O 'l3. 4
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PRINT WAgegGEEOUTsN

ID +. LEE, Qormerly OF the firm OF Lord e. l.ee>
~ and Z. b. BREWSTER under the firm Of ZEE
d BREWSTER, havee,jalli>hed al ll3 Pearl street
New York. WAREHOUSE
on AN EKTENSIYE SCALE,
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ITOOLL INOOL!!

Tr1lF subscriber wishes to purchase Woo, AMI Will
2 pay in goods, gram, OF accounts, al his Store,
al BlliH -tuu iu..s. $500 ,,--
SIDNEY BARLOW.
mo % 1879 ! q
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TOBACCO.
CtAVFNDlSH d. PLUG TOBACCO of The most
" approved brands. Deem " Browns celel rated
Chewing and Smol ing TOl acco Al.o, Sheep ToIac-
co, tor sale very low hv
FOLLE1T, BRADLEY 4. Co.
Old Dock, June 8, 1913.
Il f. AS.
OLD and YOUNG HfSON, some of very superior
Oqualt,, Hy,un Skin and Twanhay in chests, hall
chest, and cadlies, tor sale nv
FOLlETT, BRADLEY & Co.
Old Dock, June s, 1913.
y. T.. RUM.
A Constant supply Of Felion> n. f. Rum, IN Ind,
"A Pipes, HalfPpc> and Bills, 50 per cent above
proof for sale at Boston prices and freight, hv
FOlLETT, BRADLEY, Co, Agents.
Oh Dock, June s, 1913. l
CAST STEEL Shovels,
- Iron do,
Long handed do and Spades,
Gro Bars
Russian Nail Rolls, warranted,
Shot,
Sheet and Bar Lead,
Patent Vices new and superior article,
Anvils,
Trace and Halter Chains &c. &c. for sale by
FOILETr, BRADLEY " Co.
Old Dock, June 1913.
IV1V,EpS fNn SVIpyyDSt
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S4VD,S SARSApAPTyLA

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OfALL DISEASE ARISING FROM AN M
PURE STATE OFTHE BLOOD, OR HAB-
II OF THE SYSTEM, NAMELY:
scRorrLA, on KISG'S EyIL RHEUMATISM, OBSTINATE
curANNEoU~ ERUrTIuNs, piMPLEs, OR pusTuLEs
On THE FACE, BLoTCiEs, DIlES, CIIRoN JaSoRE
EYES, RING WORM or TETTER,
HEAD, ENLARGEMENT OF THE BON .
AND JOINTS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
sYPHLITic SYMPTOMS, scIATI-
CA on LUMDAGo, and diseases
arising from an inludlcuus
use OF Mcrcury, Ascitics,ur
nrup>y, cX pu>urc or i'm
nrt'enrc in lIle Also,
Chronic Constitutional!
Disorders will he reno.
vel Nv this prpna ra lion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15
INDIANAPOLIS FEMALE COLLIE
a.IAEE rNAEaIt EE.

f1NIlE above opened the Franklin
Mosdas the 18th under the deCtfn te hoafd o fu
named ~lov who resolved make the institute
public patronage foT the present the schi l h. placed under
the direction ui Miss LAT l., who well quaned
Of education and instruct Young ads
branches
schools Principal
cured circumstances VIII permit aud other Assistants
Will employ ed mas require.
According IN
situate hoo
Principal, io the The Board at
ot the iA ce
follow pre-
srnled:
There viii e Of eleven weeks.
2fh aud the
viii Commence the h Nonda Serfenher
IN February each term 10 consist Of twen. twowe,ks.
Terms a follows.
Spelling, Reading Wiring aud Arithmetic. term
The with English Grammar. Geography
ereises IN com'o, Sacred and rIoiaue History 90
The same. Wih tire French language. 100
Natural Philosophy Chemistry. botany. Geology. Astronomy
Rhetoric Mental Moral NaiuIal
onsty and other 90
The Board Of Trustees HON reference fa
Their composed of the follow
JofIS WItxs~s, AaFrTD H,rrtsoS.
W ". NfeK, Goiu.nrHRN
l. \. rmPPs, Ar,riN ~. AoERs
NN. tlCArLIs, JoH~ FosrrE,
WM. J.. y
J. BAYLrss l.. ".
y BNa charge NJ n made rrcni
until aflr shall have
Sch,. sustain, t>4lf uIf uc
prove contrary lived one per
scholar and the public viii be nnhrd
9A far deduction viii always be made payments in al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

The Cov-TREr-(P Pal, de ,-ocq.)-ln pass
Ing through tlc valley If Aragua. Humboldt
and his company stopped at tic farm Of
Barbula to -,t-.y themselves by ocular OK
animation respecting the truth of the ac-
counts they had received of the Pcio 9c vcca.
or Cow Tree. the milk of which the negro :
were to consider wholesome alimcnt.-
They founl it, Virtues had not been cNaggcr-
ated. IL j. handsome tree. resembling TIC
broad lcaved s,ar apple. II Yields an ahun-
dance of elniinous milk TO IN agreeable and
balmy sm'll. This nouri>hing fluid flow.
most abuadanilv at the rising OF the sun.
The natives hasten from all quarters. with
bowls TO receive the milk. Humboldt de-
clares that he never met with any object
That 50 strongly affected Lis imagination n,
the Cow Tree.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

Sir James Machinlo,h >aid OF the Pilgrim
Progress. chat 1t .ir>t ii only found readers
among the Calsini>i-. OF whose thcoos, it i
IN allcgorical representation bus thal grad
ualIy emerged from this narrow ci9c-. and
b. the natural power of the Imagination over
the uncorrupsrd feelings of mankind, at
length rivallcd Robinson Cru>oe in poPuIari-
ty. The bigots AID prosecutors sink inc
oblivion: the SCOTS of wis and vorIline,
were unayai.iug while after the laps OF a
century. the object OF their cruelty and ,,orn
Bunvanl touched thc poetical sympathy II
well ~ tho pity of Cowp.r: his genius sub
duci the opposite prcjudices OF Johnson and
of Franklin. and his name has been uttered
in the same breath with those OF Spencer and
Dante.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

ExPrDIENcy PofITIcIASs.-Ihcrei IS q class
Of persons here and every where Gle, Who
are mere creatures Of expedients. In poll
tics they are generally Wings, but If on the
opposite side, they are So not for principle but
from calculation.
Put these men in power, or give them places
and they are constantly digcsting schemes Of
policy and studying plans for temporary popu-
lariiy. With them, trick is substituted for
honesty and cunning triumphs over principle.
They don't enquire whether question Is
right but whether it i, polite aud with them
1t is always polite TO yield a principle in
order To catch vote. These cphemeral pop
uIariry hunters, always dread a reform, and
forever sacrifice iis fruits in order to conci-
late their enemies. They dread the doctrine
Of radical night, and ih,ldiously SANDER and ira
duce those men of stern resolve, who boldly de-
clare and firmly maintain their principles. With
these policy men, or trimnners, democracy IS
Away too democratic, and should be tinctured
with little Whiggcry. They are very yielding
in every thing save their clanor for office, and
for office they would yield any thing. Such
men have usually pretty good understanding
with the wings, and can vote with them on
great questions involving principles and receive
in return some wing votes for so far Deserving
their party. With policy men, of yielding and
easy virtue, a political contest involves no
principle, but IS a mere strife f + Office.
Such men and such counsels innict serious
evils on any party. The few er there may be,
the better for the community and IS needless
to add That, when such counsels prevail. the
success of party must be Of short duration.
II the principles which party assert in advers-
sliy are not honestly maintained and carried cut
IN prosperity it iorleits public confidence and lis
defeat is certain to follow. II IS right that it
should be so. There IS a moral truth in the
results, which should teach scheming tme-serv-
ers, that :. honesty is the best policy that
mere trick and management though they may
appear plausible for the time, must fall and
wIther before stern, unbending truth. The
men and the party that firmly adhere to the
principle, must not only command respect, but
must eventually triumph. We have heard of
men, while abandoning an important principle
and coalescing with their opponents, denoun-
chg firm and inhcxiblc democrats for their rad
zeal and unyielding opinions. Ii would seem
20 be sufficient for such men to unite with
their opponents, without denouncmg those no
are too honest TO abandon truth or desert a
principle to which they were god-Har-
ford Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

vle of execution directed Clerks
~ the Marion circuit court VIII expose 10 public >ale, AT the court
door the indianapolis
between the
OF the follow described real situated Marion county
Beginning nj The north o said tract of land where the
Last street M the town OF bridgeport ntecis the National cd and
running south 81 chains aud - links. stake the
south line the thence north l degree east chains
Ink, the land
sold by : BaloN Caes Merritt; thence north u degIet
along SAID line clain~ and - links. side Of
the National Road the National
Road links, The the
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