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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

b. A. FAHNEsTOCS's yERMIFUCE.
a PEREZ City SAFE
AMI CERTAIN CURE FOR WORMS.
CEkTlFlcATE of ITS efficacy can be seen I
the store OF the Subscribers sufficient 10 sat
lsiy lac most incredulous- Price rs cents y
WHITLEY, Green Co. Pa.2
Mr.. y. A. Fsahnssfoek d. Co. US i''''
Dear Sir; have been using yOilr Verrnifaee in
my practice for a number OF years and find II
TIC most sure aad safe Worm Destroyer Thai /
] was called 10 child six or seven years old in
May, 1912, which was m u IN spastns with The
greeasiyto dIfsctions. and the chlld passed 44O
wVfrls' In q lew weeks. I gave u hnofher val
and u passed 200 more makingin az e4n Worms.
re chlld recovered immec iately, and has enjoy
eu GOOD health ever since.
have prescribed IN manY other eases, in
whichit has brought away eco and 500 Worms.
,,,.,,,.,.. JONATHAN NORRIS.
BEWARE or FMfTATIONs.- -.
There are VermIfuges in almost every scrfio,,
o. me country, asserted to be the same. Jr equal
70 Fannesiock' which is MOI the there
dlents. Avoid them a. YOU value lie and beai,b
-Use he hrst and only ear anr eficacions one
Do not be per uaded BY the interested vendeT
that Others vii answer as well.
y A FAHNEsTOcK e. co.
Corner Of SIKH and Wood IS. Plttshnrab
WMECdFN.
JONAS CRUWBACRFR. g. .
JAMES BAKER,
~ FAHNkSToCKS ANTI BILIOUS
lisa gentle buf efficient -eatbor,ic -.
nfessiy adapted fyr mily physic; and are MOI
suFrasseo by anY other pil n use for ai cases h,
whlch cathaTfic D. Indicated. They will operafs
q of0nghly wuh0ui enpine. Price Is eta FOR :
box containing 30 pihs
f'nsum0 &c o. Coush Bafsam--A vslusbIe
reme1Y To- ionebs ard cids. Price Is cent?.
ConFh LorenEes .-These Lozenees possess n /
the virtues of the best Coush syrup. are conve-
nlent 20 carry in fhf poc - and are very pleasant
20 the taste. Price 25 cents.
CaFmaR1tire LozenRes for the crto OF rhe
summer compliant. As The season is now an
PFC ochins IN which bowel complaints arsalvage
yerY Woubiesome 81 well ~ dangerous. sverv
,amily should te provided with p box 8f ,hess
-oNehke-. witch, fused according 70 directions
Liquid Op5fs'doc This peuctraffnr arsi, IL
eoss, ss soluble The strength Of the cpunon
Opodeidoc is more Clearly and much mora cor.
ve-ienug applied Pricr Is centa
For sale ~ : H'NECHEN,
leas Whssline vs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

q NIINPz rs. PRINTS. ,I~,-i 5eap,iril.
H.. variety ut Chm g. Points AMI Ginghl -
embr ,.i,,s aiirrsi every style. s.,lr ani price,
excee ifng'y l-w rairL LEROY & CAtI1JE -,
eju,i Il. a.y,hus eren-sen nt,1he pr''e ip-ts
W,si. "a Caaniry. Ok SELBl'S. -
ocI 3 tft fel .THf~ rf.fRspsrTs.szr
CNORSET.s ~ now supply White a,s cri'1 n
~ CORSE'TS. can he had al SELUfS s..
oct s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-21

A NgnLs AND VICES, "A good assortment
- received aud f5r sae BY
may IS OFT & GRRER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
POSTAGE REFORM.

We have high qualification in stating that
the consultations at Washington between the
Postmaster General and the Postmasters Of
the principal cities has resulted in the follow
ing conclusions
l. The Rates of Letter Postage are 10 be
greatly reduced. Ten cents is to be the
highest rate charged fer conveying a letter
from any point to any point within the Uni
ted States. We believe the only minor
rate is TO be fire cents for distances short of
200 or $50 miles, bu, on this point our infor-
nation is no, definite.
2. The Franling Privilege is TO be great
~ reduced. Postmasto,s may frank letters
strictly confined 10 the bushes, CT their res
pectivs Offices, and mono others while the
letters sent without payment by and TO the
Executive Departments, Members of Con-
greM. &c. are to be charged TO the Govern
msnt.-7ribtne.
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ALBANY ARGUS.


DAHL Y, SEMI WEEhLf, AMI UEEHL y.
TINE proprietors Of The Argus beg ledrs 10 in
Il form their friends throughout The State, that
they propose to commence The Neu Year irih an en-
iarred sheet and tsoon qtteruards) irM such typo-
graphical Improvements, as rH render IL ,eorthy, as
they hope, Of The continued popular support and The
confidence Of The Democracy.
1Heir arrangements hare been made, as usual,
for prompt and fuH reports Of the Lesisldtire pro
eeedings andfor he eariypubiiedtion Of the inteii.
geuce by the mails and ns,rs Of the day
They suggest 10 their political friends in all cases
10 gire their first subscription 10 their local nespa-
per. Ner! TO that The Apaus is q! their se-rics, and
tsN be sent NTH grateful appreciation Of the hber
al subscription list and dpp-orai it has long enjoyed
TO dH'rio desire paper from The seat Of Government
DAILY ARGUS-s3 per annum. Temper cent
deduction for payments in dGronce.
SEMI WEEKLY ARGUS 81 per annum -
Containing dHhe matter Of the daily paper.
JVEEKLY ARG US-e2 per dnnur,, payable in
raridtiy in adrance. A publication Of eight large
qucrto pages, containing nearly az the matter Of the
sir daily papers Ssih copious inder This paper,
,riich ,c;H befound rdlbie reading and poiifi-
csi sheet and useful for reference ,piH also be much
enlarged. AM person procuring fire su6seri5rs
shall be entitled to an additional copy
CROSJVEI.L, VAN DYCk g. co.
Aibany December 90 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13

BEGGARs OF SocIErY.-The idle levy a
heavy tax upon tho industrious, when, by
frivolous cisifations, they rob them of their
time. Such persons beg their daily happi-
ness from door to door, as bcegars their daily
bread; and, like them, sometimes meet with
rebuff. A mere gossip ought not to won
der If we cvincc signs that we are tired OF
him, seeing that we are indebted to the hon
or of his visit solely to the circumstances OF
bis being tired of himself. lie sits at home
ill he has accumulated an unsupporahle
load of onnui, and he salIics forth to dstrib-
ute it among all his acquaintance .--Lacon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13

True PRospERirY.-You talk of the pros
perity Of your city. know but of one true
prosperity. Does the human soul grow and
prosper here Is it low. minded, soliscek-
ing, gold-worsiipcr, man-dcspising crowd.
which see rushing through them Do !
meet a grasping multitude, seeking TO thrive
by coucealment and fraud An an xious
multitude, driven by fear Of want TO doubtful
means of gain 7 An unfccing multitude,
caring nothing for others. if they may them
selves prosper or enjoy2 = Hereby
our prosperity is vain show. Its true use
is to make better people.-Dr. Claiming.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13

The Hon. JOIN MATTocKs, Represen,

ne non. JOHN WhTTockS, representa-
tive in Congress from the Fifth Congresson-
al District, has published letter, in the
Waterman, to his constituents, declining to
be candidate at the next election. In clos
Jog his letter, Mr.. Matiocks says "Finally,
may the allwse Being, who controls the
destiny of nations, protect and perpctuate
our free institutions !: and may the God Of
Heaven hasten the time when Slavery shall
exist only in the internal regions, where it
originated, and where it is inflicted for crime,
and not for coor.''
SUPPOSED RoBBEaY AND MuRDER.-On
Monday night Joseph Abel, a resident
about mile and half southeast of Cam
don, N. j., was found in his barn nearly
dead, and unable to speak. lie was bruised
about the head and breast, and his pocket
book and money taken from his person.
His family missed him on Sunday evening,
and npon making search the next day. he
was found 10 dying condition, and soon az
Ter corpse.
IMPORTANT LIBEL CAsE.-The Circait
court now IN session at w ashington, are ex-
pected 10 he engaged in an important libel
case, N. p. Tslmadge Us Blair & Rives,
for iibe published in the Globe during the
canvass, upon the Senator from New York.
Messrs. Key and Marshall (,he member Of
the House from Kentucky are the counsel
for Blair & Rives, and MIR. Cox the counsel
for Mr.. Tallmadge. The case, it is said,
will excite good deal Of interest.
GooDs roRFElTED.--Six hundred and
6fty-nlne pieces Of cloths and cassimeres
have been decreed forfeited, by the L. S.
District Court, at Philadelphia, for fraudu-
lent importalions, and an order directed to
the U. S. Marshall TO sell them, according
to law. These goods have been recently
the subject OF trials by jury, and are the last
Of the cloth cases, except in one or two in-
stances where new trials have been granted.
FIRE IN BENNINGToN.-On Thursday,
tbs 29th uIt the tanncry of Daniel Conk-
lin, In bennington, VI, WAS destroyer ny
fire. Loss, S60O0-partially covered by
insur ance.
IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-We understand,
saws the Baltimore Patriot, that the Circuit
Court of the United States, Chief Justice
fancy and Judge Heath on the bench, have
decided that the insolvcnt laws of the state
of Maryland have been entirely repealed
and annulled by the passage of the bankrupt
law, and that discharge under them, grant
ed under applications made since the bank
rupt law went into effect, will not avail to eX.
empt the person of defendant in whose IA
vor i, has been granted, from arrest upon a
capias ad sdtistaciendum issued out of the
Circuit Court.
DEATH OF Ex-GovERNoR MAsoN,-At
the opening ofthc New York courtof session
on Thursday morning, LorenzoB 3. Shepherd,
Esq, rose. and in a feeling and eloquent
manner, announced the death of Stevens T.
Mason, former Governor of Michigan, and
late distinguished member of the New York
bar.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
HARDW ARE,

VVHE subscriber having recently repleni,hel his
4 stock Of Hardware, oHers for sale tho following
Goods, al the lowest prices
Cutlery.
Table and De crt KNIVES and Forks, Pen and Pock-
e, Cnvee, Razors, Scissors, Sheep Shears, hatcher
Knives, Rhoc do, Sieel>, 90. &c.
Carpenters and Joincrs' Tools,
Cast aud Spring Seel Pannsl Hand aud Ripping
Saws; Circular DO. from 10 "a inches Cross cut
and Mill do Sla'cr's Braces and Bits Frmer aud
morice Cbi,els Ciorges Plane Irons, Aueers, SIM
mons Hand Axe, Adze,, Hammers &c; Bangs and
Baldwin, Plane Taper Pt-Saw, Mllsaw, Ba,.
iard Elnalis.ng, Wariing and Cabinet Files Shoe,
Wool and llor.c Ra,ps; general assortment d
Saddiery Kdrd,rare.
Farming Utensils.
Cradle, ScyihrS, Manure and Hay Forks Noe,
Ame>' Shovcls Spades, DchinC Shovcs, &c. &c
Furnishing aud Builders Hardware.
Trays Britannia Tea and Go zee Pots Lamps:
Spit,oonS Hand aud Tea Bell, ;'Ca>ocs britannia;
German svcran plated Tea mud Table Spoons
Metal AMI cuamclcd Saur. Pans Frying Pans, Bale
Pans, Pots and Ke,le,, Bra Kettles Fire Iron. &
Locks B1i Hinge, Jamc' Screws Norfolk anl
Enoh l.atche, Baae'~ thcon do; Window ta--
lcning Sash rues Raj Scre,vs Bel Screws
MahVgony aud Glass FUrniture KNOBS Che &c.
&C. WM. J. HINT.
Jdne2f Strong,' Building.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
EXTENSION OF BRITISH POWER
The New York Evening Post makes the
following judicious remarks upon the late
news informing US Of the successes of the
British arms in China and Aflghanis,an

The idings which have reached US from
Asia, are tidings Of the increase of the pow
er of Britain and the extension of the British
empire. A1ghanistan with its fierce and
warlike tribes, nation of parIzan warriors,
has felt the vengeance Of Britain and Chi
ma, with population large enough, even if
unarmed, to ovcrwhelm and smother in a
living mass the largest army that any single
European power could send against her,
has submitted 10 the superior civilization of
little island on the opposite side of the
globe. China, which has so long excluded
all strangers from her soil, with as much
jealousy as Turk excludes them from his
harem, has yielded up her cherished policy.
has opened to British Commerce norris hat
WERE never before opened to anv nation in
the world, and ccded To Britain ono oc ,ho
islands Of the coas, The rocLy .,s,n'' hoiJ
of Hong Kong is horea9ev to he ~, Nc o,h "D
Ter of eastern Asia, and Brl,'sN VIM nossess
. new station for her fleets which ave 10 pro-
.ec, her new commerce, and 10 command
tho waters of the Pacific. Not only has SIN
\ obtained a reparation for her alleged injurie
tSut a, is always the case when strong ma
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13

Gently called to the bar of the Middle Tenn
pie, London. Ills father is one Of the Sen
a,ors of Jamaica, and possessed of very
largo fortune, the bulk Of which he entailcd
on his son.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13

0oeraey in the state, should have pu, in NOM
tnation. for the higest dignites Of the Com
mon wealth, ono of the most thorough Aris-
toerats in New England man who would
a. soon think of jumping into the crater of
Visuviu., as he would Of soiling his kid
glove, by touching the "h"gc pdors" Of the
Democracy. have no, time now TO ann
plify upon this point, but with your pcrmis-
sion, will drop few hints to your readers
On the subject hereafter. 1t is fruitful
theme, and ought to be "kept before The Peo-
pk." ETHAN.
p. s. Daniel Baldwin of Montpelier is
the candidate for Treasurer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13

FACILITY OF PETITIoN.-The following is
an excellent hit upon tho abuses Of petition
ing -
"a wag in Albany made bet tina, he
could &C, five hundred signatures to hang Il
venerable Episcopal clergyman in that city.
lie wrote in far hand long petition, too
long for any body to take the trouble to road,
and succeeded in getting the requisite mum
Der in single morning"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for III,
District Of Chntrndcn commissioners TO receive, ex
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate Of .SECREI'ARY HA u
son, late Of Jericho in said District deceased repre-
scented lnsolvent and also oil claims and demand
exhibited IN offset thero'o and six months from tn.
day OF the date hereof being allowed by sad Cour'
for that rura3sc, wo do therefore hereby give notice
that Will attend TO the business of our appoint
msnt at the dwelling Of widow Lucy Rawson, ~
Je,cho, IN sn.d District, on the econd Saturday, (,
Jan ary, FEBRUARY and May next, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ
on each of said days.
Dated, this lilh day Of November, A. d. 1912. 81
TIR4 4nA y, G !, TSr Commissioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.

We cannot better comply with the follow
ing request, than by publishing the note it.
self; simply adding, tina, the writer is gen.
ileman whose opinion is entitled to respect.
MoNTprurR, Jan. II, 1913.
DEAR Sin,-Mn. RICHARnsov, OF this town, who
hHs acquired great reputation rs an expeiimcncr in
AHima! .'hcnetism, w. give an experimental lee
'uTe IN the Court House IN Burlington on Tue>da y
evening He wishes you to give notice of it il,
your paper. Tickets IS cts. have attended one OF
ms lectures here, and assure you he 10 no hu.nbug.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
TENDERNESS. ys. SEvERITY,--t

TENDERNESS, vs.. SEVERITY oh the day
will come, wherein one act Of tenderness,
about matters of conscience, shall find bet
ter reward, than all the severity by which
men use TO propagate their persuasions in
the world and there is great reason for it,
since the one flows from the Savior, the other
from the destroyer of mcn.-- William Penn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
BRIGHTON MARKlT-Nonlay Jan. . ,s.,.

kcpHr'cl Tor the n. t.. Farmer
AMI 80 Swine.
PRi,rs.-Beef carte. Last weel's prizes were
not fn-ia'Gel. Wcquotea few ezra "a so. First
qualify, 81 co -. second qullIy, S. 25 a 3 30
Third qHai5y, So 90 ; %.
StoeY.-pu.t. os were sold from - cts 81 25
Weller, from .l,2j, 10 l,50. Sal fed DO, from
-, -0'o 4O1.
.Srins,-!hose NJ market were from the immediate
neigh, orh"od No lots sod TO pcdJle. A. rela.l
igoin l.2 to s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
Fire Notice.

THE members Of the BvRtrSdroN Fire CoarAsv
=. are hereby notified, that the annual meeting o.
sal! company vii he holden nj John Hownids Ho-
TEL on the fourth Wednesday, tho 25h day OF Janun-
ry ~ d 1913. at O'Clock in the afternoon, for tn
choice Of 10 Wa'dens u Clerk and Treasurer; anc
ior the transaction Of all other business required by
the Charter and by-iaws of<aid Company.
y Pulcitai attendance Of all the members is de
sired, as business of Importance is expected to be
lad before the meeting: among other things the Com
pany need Rreas Encne, with Suction Hose, and
one or more Cement Clslerns 10 be located AT somt
central points the expenses OF winch must be dettay
ed, either by voluntary subscrrt ons or by assess
mcnt upon the members. The prompt payment o:
entrance fees and assessments all very necessary,
but the cheerful performance Of all the personal duties
required OF the members is fthc utmost importance
in promoting the best interests of this Company and
rendering il efficient in tlmo Of need.
The ilOusc.hoders oftais village who are, yet
not members are respectfully requested 10 attend I,
JOIN this Company and contribute thor proportion o
pecunary means and personal esc+tions, IN sustain
ing the Company, IN their work Of protection.
BY order
LYMAN CUMMINGS, Clerk
pt,t' J,,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
ard Earring,0n's Estate.

Edward Farringion's Estate.
"E THE SUB iCRiBERS, having becn up
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for The District OF Cnitenden, commissioners to re
ceye examine and adjust the claims and demands
ell persons, against the estate Of EDWARD FAR
RlNGTON, late Of Burlington, in said District, de-
ceased represented insolvcn AMI also oil claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto and SIX month,
from III. Of the date hereof being allowed by SAD
Court for thH' purpose do therefore hereby CIV
notice, that viii attend to the business of our ap
ro,ntmenr nj the store Of J. w. Weaver in Coches
ter in sad District, the en'h days of january anc
June next NJ 10 o'clock, NJ, on each of said days
Dated, this 9Th day of December, A. h, 1912.
j. w. WEAVER Commission,
G.. w. horton, ers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
BOOTS e. SHOES,

\ TENS Scwed and Pee'd Thick Boots
lti DO do d. CafKp and Seal Do
Boys do do do aud Thick do
Yonhs do do DO do
Mems Sewj and Pegd. Calf Downinsa
do DO Kf Brosans
do Morocco and CafPumps
Boys and Youths Kip Brogans
Womcn's Cater Boci> ttatwelP>)
do Morocco Shoes and Slips do
do Calf Boo,ecs
do do Shoes,
DO cheap Leather Sps,
Mise cheap do do and Shees,
DO morocco DO DO
CLiiircn> Cacks AMI do
For sale cheaper than tho chcaree, "
% DANIEL DAVIS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
d i @ q

Atshoburn, on the 9th inst Of consumption, Mn.
Asa LYoS aged Il.
This is the eighth head Of family from the same
house within short period, all except one ofconsump
ton.
In thie town, on the 18th inst, CHARLES WA1S.
WRIGHT aged years months and days
As the sweet flower which scents the morn,
But wl'hers in the rising day,
Thus lovely seemed the infant dawn!
Thus swiftly fled his life away!
Ere sin could blight, or sorrow fade
Death timely came with friendly care,
The opening bud TO heaven conveyed,
And badeIt bloom forever there.
Yet the sad hour that took the boy
Perhaps has spared heavier doom,
Snatchei hmltorn scenes Of guilty joy
Orfgon the pangs OF Ills to come.
He did before his inflni soul
Had ever burned " nh wrong desire;
Had ever sIuInod NJ Heaven control,
Or ever quenched lis sacred fire.
Hc died 70 sin, he dicl 10 care;
BUtior W1map, ltit the rod,
Then spruqug on the vicwlcss mir
Spread his light wings, and SCARED to God.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
NOTICE..

GRATEFUL for f,vors already received from an
III lnelli: public, the undersigned woul solicit
the continuance Of The same iom lhair old custom
ers, who have furnished us Wool TO manufacture, "a
her own advantage tas iheyc can testify, aud worl
also BE- happy that Others who have wool >houId
core and do likewise. We assure them we can
ma aufacinrc II into BroadcIoihs that will compare
with any in the sac, either for home ne, style
for any market. We are al all times TO lie found at
The b rnron NJ IL.
n. b. We viii exchange cloths for good hard
body wool, on re1 ,oua lc terms.
RUELOfSOE & RATII8UN.
Winoosll Fa., Dec. 20. lSi2. 81 e
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MADAM HOIVis'S
EMMENhG0GuE
Gll. Nam Lc 1kcnNI1tni,


For EregH'or and Pdinfh Nsnsfrua'ion, and
for The Suppression or Retention Of The MenscS
NNTliENENER any or the organs of the human
w frame cease or refuse TO perform their ohce,
he seeds Of d. case sown, of which the harvest
is dcaih, unless, by timely attention the obslruc-
lions removed and nature is thereby restored 70
her wonlel action Through carelessness and ne
eject thousands If females in this northern climate
have gone down 20 an early grave of Consumption,
disca, that with females is invariably promoted by
and IN most cs has ~ origin in a de angement OF
those organs upon which The EaMENAooauE is e.-
pecla,y designed 10 ac', most, If not all Of whom
nj oh, have leen saved hya timely resort to this
medicine.
VERBAL TFSTlMONY-hrle est that can lie o1cr-
C in proof of ~ ciicacv may be fond in every
elshbcrhoul where the tMMENEGoGuE has been
'np.oycl in ac'orlin"e with Maiam Bolvin'> drcc-
tun,. 1t 10 prepared in wiuc ard though powerful,
rs never Eeices a aie medicine for family usr.
Each bottle contains abou , l-2 olnres-Prce
Is cts. A literal discount wi e made to Physicians
who use it IN lhcr practice, AMI TO persons who pur-
chase by quantity. Sold IA Burlington and vicinity
hy PECK & SPEAR, Agents
Dec. o., ls4a. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13

THE liIGmEsT.-NVhali is there in man SO
worthy OF honor aud reverence as this-that
he is capable of contemplating something
higher than his own reaSon--more sublime
than the whole universe the Spirit, which
alone is Transformation which all truth
proceeds--wlthout which is no truth
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13

EmpiricjSm-. TormoniSm, .NHlerism The
true remedy for these evils is contained in the
one brle' glorious sentence-a sentence which
should be Inscribed in letters OF gold on every
portal Of the epublc-EDUcArE THE PEOPLE