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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-13
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.

ONLY GENUINE, 49, BOWERY, N. Y.
ENOlt Conservation, Cough, Colds Splitting Of
Il Blood, Pam in the side breast, Asthma
| Pienrisy, Shorincss Of breath, Pllpitation Of the
Heart Debility, Nervousness, and all di eases OF the
Lungs and Liver. This medicine has been used in
the city Of New York with mnexampled success for
! e2hi years, curing thousands who were supposed
incurablc. II Is now used by most Of the medical
faculty, the Clergy the Press and the whole people,
Certificates OF extraordinary cures will accompany
each bntrlc.
SURPRISING CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
| MI K. Gladdn o; Delhi, New York, of a natural
consumptIons constitution, has been saved from an
untimely end 10y the use OF DR.. Tuylor's Balsam OF
| Livelwor severe cold brou.h, on an attack OF
Pieurlsy, and TINS ended IN genera debility nd con.
sumption. A Constant lou h. hcclic flush restless
nights, quick pulse aud continued loss Of flesh au-
cured speedy death; but as soon as he commenced
! me use OF this halsam he grew better, and Is now
| fully rcsiOrcd1o health.
| QUICK CONSUMPTION CURED. ccrir,.
| that my oldest daughter took the whoopinc CO, oh
| which terminated IN a stvcrc inflammation of The
| lungs We called IN a physician, aud 10 our sur.
prise, he sid she was dangerously i'll Of The quick
consumption, and We daily grew more and more con.
vlnced hat her lungs were rapidly wasting away. |
then procured the obcst medical council could OF
three physicians, who, Hfcr treating her case two
'nonh., gave us no encouragement, but on the con-
trary' discouraged us. then resolved TO Try DR.
Taylor's Balsam Of Lverwort. bat with lutlc horc
as her breathing was so feeble to he scarce, rtr.
;cP'Ible by applying the ear close to her. We had
not given this medicine mouth before she had so
far recovered 10 be able 10 walk across the room,
ana she soon after became quite strong ard veil
and Tor winch medicine, nextto the blessing Of hcav-
en-, am indebted, and am willing TO be swnru TO
these facts.
For sale by STLAS BURBANK, JR.and COL
LlNS CLARK, Montpelier, VI.
n. B. Purchasers particularly cautioned TO
buy no other than that made al 375, Bowcry, I. Y.
city. l4rf
CIiEESEMAN,S ARABIAN BALSAM
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VIVA. GiIEENOUCJI s. Co.

VIVA. GisEENOUGls * Co..
No IA. MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
RE constantly receiving,
n HARDWARE 81 CUTLERY,
which they offer for sale to the country trade for cash
approved credit, on the reasonable &c rms.
Their stock consists in part cf
TABLE 81 SPRING CUTLERY.
Files Grsaves and Sons, Groves and Sons Saws
Hand, Web, Compass, Blue Back, Grating, from the
manufactures of Groves and Sons Butcher Tyzack and
other approved Stamps Greaves and Sons Edge Tools:
Turner'S and Sloggs Scklcs Greaves and Sons, and
Brown and Fathers, Braces and Bits comprising
plee assortment ofSheffeid Goods.
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
among which are, Jamess Screws; Bed Screws; Coach
Screws Butts, broad and narrow; Baldwins Kcnricks
Goitres Taratrs Table 7 Plate, back flap, pew chest
Hin9esi Hooks and Hinges Trace, Log, Fence Halter
Chains; Locks-Carpenler's, Badgers, Kim dead closet
pad, chest trunk, wardrobe, press; Norfolk atchcs
wrought Nails of superior quality, &c.
AMERICAN HARDWARE.
Amess shovels and spades, iron and steel brass
Androns ashua locks and laches; American Latches
Bake's Parker's and Whites DC; VIM ROwland's Mill
and Cross Cut Saws Coffee Mills &c.
Composing in all stock well adapted to the country
trade 50.
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WAR! WAR! WAR;!

'ENdE Wig Makers have declared hostilites a.
a gninst oar nciehbor, DR.. JAYNE, on account
OF ms lIhiR TONIC which is knocking all their
business into a "cocked hat" Ladies and eenii.
men, old and young, are hpcklng TO the Doctors
standard. Heads long Gvesied of even the first ru-
dlmenis Of hair after uing his Hair Tonic. soon an.
pear with new and flowing locks, which Absalom
himself might have envltd. Beardcss bows are seen
Nrl 'a:-5 bnshy whskers, and ladies smile
again through heir own raven rnslets more beu uti-
lnl and be"lt1hing than ever. Bald heads are dofI.
ing their wigs and throwing them TO the moleo and
to the bats while the wig makers stand aghast a $
they behold The demolition Of their business.
What will be the consequence of this war we
Know not, as the wigges outra geous, and the
Doctor lemains firm, and declares that "some things
can be done as well Others" and that ba Id heads
may as well wear their hair the hair OF other
people. Weekly MESSENGER
iC-ISIt may be had Of DR.. Jayne, No. 30 South
Third 81. Pa. Price 81. II may also be had of E.
2. Wnlton & Sons, Monirelicr w.
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

Watches. JcVclry, &C.
TsNOWN e. WITHERELL one door west Of
A the Village Hotel, Montpelier, VI. msnulscrur.
and cell, who csale and retail, Chased ard plain
RINGS and ear uaments, Watch Seals, Keys and
Chains, Guard Chains, Muia,ur: Settings, Guild
Spectacle Bows, ETC. Thy will make all wnlr,,
TO any pattern desired. They have on hand lar e
stock, comprising mole rich and extensive ascot
mcnl than ever before Offered in Il ia market, Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRU.
MEN1S AND FANCY ARTICLES.
which the public invited to call and examine for
themselves. Their supply consists in part oil
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pIUIU ussOITment Of Shelfed Goods.
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.


THE WOODEN FACTORY and machinery formerly
l. owned by the Gteen Mountain WOODEN Manufactur.
ing Company, situated in the ourishng village of Ludlow
Windsor county, VI upon Black River, of the best
streams for propeng manufacturing machinery in the
state The Factory building is five stories high subsan-
italy built of brick and capable Of containing sets Of
ks-scymerc machinery. There in said factory
three prime sets of said machinery, with complete SC,
Of fixtures for the same also adjoining said factory wood
house. dye house q dry do- all of which are nearly new &
for the business Also convenient boarding
house, sufficient TO accommodate from 80 10 boardcrs
also two barns. and on the same privilege, a Saw Mill
cheap rate.
The owners of the above property being dcsrous dis
posing OF the same, will make the price and Of pay
ment such cannot fail of giving satisfaction any ma
who may wish TO purchase For further particulars en-
qulro of
WHITEWELL, SEAVER & Co.
Milk Street Boston.
d. PERRY Esq, p. NJ at Ludlow or
JOHN DUNBAR ESQ., Newbury VT,
October 1912. 3mso
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IA URDEt MURDER MURDERIl! al I'll
~ iInes will arouse the most stupid. Yet MIR.
ucrs are daily pepcirated which excite very Il a
attention. Is not Consumption daily muic, ,irg
hon'andS OF human boings7 Does moi A.rl ma
fehdtr liie burden, and then destroy its victim
Does not Bronchitis parayze the usefulness of many
OF our most eminent d.ynes and other public speak.
"r 10 say nolhin- Of tho thousands of all ages and
'rAes who are swept into eternity by it? Millions
o. human beings sink down and die, by attacks OF
me above and similar affections Of the lung and
throat; Fortunately Tor mankind, Jnyne's EXPEC
lOHANT has never been known TO Tail in giving
fe'le and has, in thousand instances, effected per,
mancnt cures, after 0ll other moons had failld
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.

(NLARK & COLLINS have this dav received a fresh
~ assortment Of Botanic Medicines among which may
be found Ground All, Cayenne, Ginger Root. Baybary
Golden Seal Slippery Elm, American Vaenan Compost
lion, Black Cohush, Liey Root, Turkey Myrrh do Arabic
Cayenne Pepper Pods, Hot D,ops, &c.
G, y g. would say TO Physicians and Others who may
by hem to be of the first quality and the low est raes
Montpelier, Oct. g. 1912,
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WALTONS'
YGGl0@9f 8GG0GTgl
AND
FARMERS ALMANAC,
l843.

THIS DAY PUBLISHED-DEC. Q, Is42.
Containing the fullest Register Of Attorneys,
Clergymen Physicians, Postmaster, State, Town,
County, Civil, Judicial and Military Officers ever
published also Business Directory OF the principa
Villages in the State memorandum for every day
in the year, and larger variety e other valuable
and interesting matter, TO the farmer and business
man. than is TO be found in ans other Register.
tEJ@As another publication, containing similar
matter but less complete as a Register, has been
issued al Woodstock, all DESTROYS of purchasing oui
eeduion will please order NV .,ro"-' "--'io"-
REchTERv
For sale by the Publishers ]. T. t,. .- fr , o..
Co.. Montpelier, G. Cjoodr}ch nm co..
,uSh'V So ooI M ni9gar Middebury Bata11. "a.
II J Manufacturing Compnnv Ira / I
ally. '' "
E. VAIYU" rov3
Montpelier, Dec. Q, 1912.
H. To each Editor in q .uo-, .. .r4.
above four weeks, we will f ~. ,yd ,pc ,,-
listers by stage.
GEO. w. CARPENTERF s,5-7
" La Balm Columbia Mil z 1t vs..
Pink Saucers, German Colorn, .., t-
engoa, just received and for 81 hu
CLAI * aHH. COLLINS
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IIMORE ~. anNn..

AT THE cAfH 1lpht.
ANGDoN WRIGIi orc nov ,purs, ,rs
variety OF FALL GOODS which -.o oasfol isr..
ually low for cash. .sl on lao
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
f5s5lr, THIS road will be opened the public for the
SSz2 transportation of Passengers and Merchan-
$50. disc. on aud after MONDAY, September 10Th
1872 Passenger Trans daily Sundays excepted in
nection with the of the Nashua and Low ell and Bos
ton and Lowell Rail Roads follows:
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua Lowell and Bos
ton at 4 ga A.. NJ. 10 l-2 a. NJ. and 2 8 p. NJ.
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester and Concord
l-2 II 10 4 NJ. and 3-4 Pm.
FARE-Concor'l 10 Boston, 81 50-Concord to Lowell
81 so.
The morning and evening Trains connect with the Cars
of the Boston and Maine Rail Road Passengers be
conveyed between Concord Manchester, Nashua and An
dover, Haverh Exeter Dover, Portsmouth, Portland & c.
MERCHANDISE.
Merchandise Trains will leave Concord and Boston dali
ly, Sundays excepted. The Company are now prepared
transport Goods and Country Produce, which may be
sent 10 their Depots in Concord and Boston
RATEs-Th ough, LIST class 81 o0 per 1000 lbs. Furn-
iture, Carriages Live Stock, Slaves, Heading Ship Tim
Der, Lumber, Granite &c. at specific prices.
All goods and merchandise will be at the risk of the
ner, while in the Company's Store Houses.
Terms ol frcghtng, cash. invariably delivery Of the
Goods. BY order Of the Directors
ISAAC SPALDING, Treasurer
Nashua, September 10, 1912. 81
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"a AVE YOU A COUGH2 Do moi nteIoc,

"a AVE YOU COUGH2 Do not negoct ~
az thousands have met premature death for the
want OF little attention TO common cold
Hare you a cough? DR. JAYNE'S EXPFC.
TOR ANT, safe medical ption, containing
no poisonous drugs, and used in an extensive pror,
co Tor several years, will positively ford re-
n.l, ana save You from that awful disease Pull.
MONARY CONSUMPTION, which annnoiIv
sweeps into the grave hundreds Of the young, The
old, the iair, the lovely, and the gay.
Hare you q Cough Be pursuaded TO purchase
ootIle OF this Expectorant TO-DAY! TOMORROW
may be too late.
Hare youa Cough Jayne's Expociorant is Tho
only -emedy you should take to cure you.
For This plain Reason, That in no one of tho
thousand eases here has been used has il failed
10 relieve.
1t may be had Of the proprietor, No. 90 South
street, Philadelphia. Also, OF L. p Walton G.
cons Montpelier, W. a.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

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% f..c. b tf..s OuHau, F.rH. .riu.,t. go
tNt..ryHf
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TRANSATLANTIC NEWSPAPER AND GEN
ERAL AGENCY OFFICE, LIVERPOOL.
CHARLES WILIMER


CHARLES WILMER,
Newspaper, FhrtDdrdine, and General AeenL
SUPPLlES 10 ORDER with greater promptiiude and rel
Cuariy than any other house, and tho most casona-
bic terms, ia London Daily Paper for &c ,Os Sterling per
anmum) Newspapers PRIcE CURRgNTs,SuIPPt Lists
MAGAZINES and Books to all ports ofthe UNITED STATES
CANADA, NOVA SCOTIA, and New BRUNSWICK, by the
Mail Steamers sailing the 4h and 18th Of each month
from L'Uepoo well by those from Bristol and South
dmpton; and to all the WEST INDIA IsLALDs, MEXICO
and TEXAS by the Roy Mali Steamers sailing every fort.
night from Falmouth.
G. w. will receive Consignmens of Goods; or Small
Parcels sent to his care shall be puncualy forwarded to
their destination. Any dcsc ption of Goods purchased
and forwarded TO order.
Next or KIN, and all other description of ADvERr1s-
MENTs rcccyedfr insertion in all the European Pu6hca-
tons,
b. All orders should be add essed CHARLES WILL
MER" in full and will be attended, unless accompan.
led by remittance, reference for payment Liv
crpool or London House.
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JAMES EXPEUTORANT

JAMES EAPECIORANT
"A LWAlS cures ASIllMA-lwo or three large
IN doses will cure III, GROUP or HIVES in chl.
dren in from | ) minutes 10 one hours lime II i'm
med'ately 'ubdues the vio nee Of Hopping Cough,
and effects speedy cure. Hundreds who have been
gwen up by lleir physicians incurablc with con.
sumption, Splitting OF blood and other Pulmonary
Affections have been restored 10 perfect by it,
II never tails in giving relief i-J1 For sale by Dr.
Jayne, 10 South Third ST. Philadelphia. Also, by
q. P. WALTON & SONS, Montpelier. VI
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CITRON, Mace, NItmcgs, Cloves, Ground Cassia
~ spice and Pepper Also West Intia Pepper sauce
for sale low by CLARK and COLLINS.
October 8,
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NEW GOODS.

ENRENCH AND BANCROFT have received
y from New. York large assortment of Fall and
Winter Goods Oct10
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CNHAPMANS Magic Strap-W Graves and Sons
~ Fazors Cloth, hair tooth and shaving Brushes for
sale cheap by CLARK and COLLINS.
Montpelier. October is. 10
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( 1HARLES SPALDING has the + est quality Of TEA
~ IN the Market. Dry Groceries Of all kinds will be
sold cheap for cash
Sepember % lS42.-76.
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CLOCKSI CLOCKSI

A LARGE assortment fSlver Spectaclcs, German do.
IA stee and common do. convex nad concaye for sa q
cheap by J S ABBOTT 81
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HAIR WORK.
JUST received fresh supply Of HAIR WORK Tor The
y Ladies, such Curls, Frizers, sc
I ApROT'T
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GEO. W. CARPENTER
~ LA, Balm Columbia. Mil
Pink saucersi German Cologn,
engoa, just received and for 81
CLAI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25

@H E#EZH
REfLEcrroNs.-Ic that can Judge of mat
tiers of commoa deeency must have some ide;
of good behaviour. He, who can appreciate
wit. must it appears to us, possess some small
portion thereof, himself-Iie who takes the
liberty of acting the buffoon towards others
should. at least.b be so constituted as TO receive
with good grace the harmless jest Of which he
may be the object. All Of this is well under.
stood by those persons to whom nature and
education have given what may be called, so
cial tact; but it is entirely unknown to certain
persons, who have possibly imagined that it is
sufficient to have d few dollars in their pocket
and a new coat on their back, to be on a lew
81 with well bred people2But happily this
is not the case; for. without mentioning Sim
onides who did not think he lessened him.
sell, when he said Oania 7necunsl porto, and
who Notwithstanding that, and probably on
account oft, was treated with the greatest
respect blythe society of his day, we have
seen since then, and we see every day, in
the saloons of the higher circles, persons who
DO not rely upon their wealth and the splen-
dor Of their habilimeuts for their admission
thereto. Persons offashion and proper breed
ing are not so limited in their ideas; neither
do we see figuring there ignoramuses who
have nothing to recommend them, save the
appearance of jewels by means of which thew
have the ridiculous presumption to suppose
they viii inspire an exalted opinion Of their
merits. The world hastens to an entertain
ment prepared for il. BY Mr. Roschild; but ii is
not only because Mr. Roschild is eminently
rich, but because Baron Rosehild is 10 every
respect a we'll bred nan. Were he a low
fellow, they would neithr visit nor admit
him 10 their houses, and without going far
We might find men, who. without being as op.
ulenf, are every bit as well bred as Mr. Ros-
child, aud these persons are justly in posses
sion of the public esteem. But there are
other men who have been known only since
The day before yesterday, and who insist BY
means that we PROSTATE ourselves before
their very dispufable Importance Of to dav,and
who reply to civility with brutal i~ndecency,
as to those men, reason indicates that we
should abandon such as these to their peevish
disposition, which would certainly be but a
bad passport in the eyes of good company.
is good company. An ~assemblage Of
PERSONS, who 10 charm their leisure hours,
make a mutual exchange of IDEAS, of obliga-
j n Of delicate attentions, and in the midst
which there must be more simplicity than
retention, less vanity than courtesy, partic-
when, according to all appearance,
ne has only seen the elegant part Of the
torld through a key hole.
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From The ". Y. Jour. Of Commerce.
WRECK OF THE PACKET SHIP sHEF.
FIEI

The Packet ship Sheffield, Capt Popaam,
left Liverpool on the 9th October, with a VAL
liable cargo of dry goods, hardware, salt &c,
consigned to P. Kermit. Esq. Arrived off
Fire Island, she took a pilot on Saturday, 18th
inst, at 10 A. M, wind fresh from E, s. E.
with rain. At about P. NJ, while in the act
OF having on the wind for the purpose of
standing off, went ashore on the East Bank,
a short distance to the northward of Romer.
In a short time the sea made a complete
breach over her-the ship striking heavily.
At5P NJ. the masts were cut awayto ease
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(Ie1ns from Tie TtehhLa GazsAe.l

4 1850
Things IN Nev Yorh-After much trou
bic, aud sotne expense, which we have MOI
paid, and do not intend 10, we have succeed
cd in engaging a New York correspondent
Below we present the items Of intelligence
with which he has furnished us since our last
A young lady of fortune has made an oper-
lure to Wallace, The celebrated violinist, on
the ground that she, too, wishes to be able te
draw a fine beau.
llounslow Heath has been purchased by n
company Of individuals for the purpose ol
making it into a watermelon field, Appli-
cations to furnish seedy individuals may be
made anywhere at any time.
~ Many have been ealled this seaHop ia
mourn departed friendsA4we are among the
ntlfaber. Our right brogau is gonei None
ever had a better sole, or was a better patron
Of the heeiing remedy. Dfnpsy carried him
off. He was tapped ior water after tie last
shower, aud this was followed by stitches in
the side. In manners he WIS 4 "Welling-
tom" in politics a " NnIlifer !" bnt decay
came, and he WAS obliged to . peg out"
CW Nails-A genteel looking man step.
ped into a hardware store in this city the
other day, and asked a dappef clerk if he had
any " cut nails ~
Not one was the reply" business is SO
dull that WI bite all The nails we hare on hand,
for amusement"
bite them to the quick7' querried the
customer, in nowise dfepleased at the wag.
Ies--aiways." a5%
:" Well,'' was the reply, "that acconnta for
your quich Wit. Judging from the shape Of
your head, should fancy you kept a pump
kin seed store I"
Accounted for--" Do you see that French
man yonder 7" Amid all the h1rshness of
lie, doll times, and curious vicissitudes. he
maintains his temper, and without a cent in
bis pocket, laughs and Jokes. and snaps his
fingers al The world lie has only one friend,
and that is his stuff. He nose that friend. and
we need not wonder that he is so bu0ged up,
since be Uses it out Of a biadder.
o. II il said that "misery loves companu,"
but no case is on record, we're true misery
ever gave a large party. We have known
large parties TO give misery, and have a vivid
re neilbrance of one, when he had to say aNo''
to an old maid who wanted US 10 marry her.
Retiring into The woods she became a she
and the last thing we knew, she
was amusing herself with a woodpceker
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25

The Temperance Cause-We learned to-
day. that a remarkable Temperance move
ment IS IN progress among the soldiers at
Jefferson Barracks. A Temperance Society
was formed, we believe, about The first of this
month, and since then, meetings have been
held W or three times a week. The num-
Der OF men who have enrolled themselves.
within this time, as members of the Society,
amounts 10 upwards of FIVE hundred, and last
night thirty-tour signed the muster-roIl as
Temperance men. AT this rate, the two
regiments will soon be composed altogether
OF anti -ggrog nen-a circumstance unparalleled
IN The history of any arms, and worthy of all
enconragenent-St Louis New Era.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
(Qni poiest capere, capiat.l

BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENr.-Col. Cuy.
illier. at a dinner given by The Louisiana
Volunteers at Gretna, at which he was
an invited guest. gave the feI owing toast !.
Il give you the nation that has made an
empire of wiiderness-that has conque.
cd the world with The pIough-that re.
cegnizes no nobility but that Of nobler
hearts, the prosperity of these United
states-so long as they exist, despotism
shall be banished.''
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BATON u E.
SATURDAY, November %, 1919.
FUR PRESIDENT or THE u. STATES
CHA Y.

-
The returns Of the late elections in New
York and Mississippi have gone for the loco
foco tickct--so it was in 1890, the demo.
Gratis were IN ecstacies Mt their triumptls--
but ii was only prelude to The tremendous
reaction Of 1910, chose triutppba are nc
ways discoaraping to- tho friends OF Henry
/ Clay--sucll another r%eaetinn will take place
next year ne viii plaeea.,e locos beyond the
reach tf hope. The mnst perfect union exists
In the wiia fapksN throughout the Union,
while dtseorl and discomfort is ginning ground
IN the loco ranks. The cottionding interests
.pf Calhoun and Van Buren, are widening 2
breach that can peyer DO %closed, and Col.
Johnson is icavi,lg uo s'ena oiitarned to &C.
cure his nomination, He has been indnfati-
gable for the last SIX months, travelling
through all parts of the Union, speaking on
every occasion. and exhibiting his red sesi
picrred with eleven bullets. II no thes moi
succeed in getting tho denomination, $50 shall
truly say " that Republics are ungratefll''
Union and vigilance is the price of liberty
let the wings Use tllese woapons-let no apa.
thy or sectional views distract them, but With
Il steady eye 10 the welfare and honor Of thoit
country, lot ihom march in solid phaianx to
tho contest. md Victory more brilliant Than
ever, will be their reward.