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The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-23

EXPERIENCE of fur years has fully tested the yr
IL tues OF DR. SHERMAN's INDICATED l.OZENGEs. Sew
eral million boxes have been soi and given perfect sat
slhctiOn to MI who have used them.
Physicians and Clergy men, Lawyers. Professors, rich
ana poor high aud low in fact nearly the whole OF The
American people have given them their sanction and they
ARE now fast spreading their influence in every part Of
the known world
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands, without their ever being sllspected.
Children aud adults aten suffer much from them, when
box OF Sherman's Worm LoZenees would give them i'm.
mediate relief Hundreds of instances have come to nv
knowledge where persons the brink of the grave FAST
wasting away, and the Physicians trying their skill in
van and resornI M last the only hope TO Sherman
worm ozengts, which have restored them 10 health and
hhpppiness How often have mothers called at the ware.
house and poured forth their thanks and blessings Tor the
restoration of their dear beloved offspring Never before
has perfect remedy been discovered for the entire erud
cation OF all kinds of worms.
HEADACHE, PALPITATION,
Lowness of Spirits, Fatigue, Painting, Dependency
Nervous disease generally and Sea Sickness nre all sub
Iect TO Tie curative properties OF sherman's Camphor
lozeHges They cure severe headaches &c in ten min.
utes In fact they operate like charin and no person
should go I" sea without them they inailihe IN
Sea sckhess Persons subject to fatigue, attending
situde and oppression.
COUGH, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma tightness OF tho chest, whoopns cough cough
attending measles aud all affections OF the lungs, i'm.
medhtey relieved by Shernan's Cough Ozenges They
entirely cure all recent cases in lew hours and often
the most alarming cases Of consumption yield, IL by
magic, TO their happy Influence IN the case of the Rev.
Mr. Anthony, the Rev. Mr. Sreeler, and hundreds OF 9th.
ers even when they had been given up as incurahe.
SllERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
900 900 sold yeoriy, ind for only ~ l-2 cents,
rheumatism Iumhaso, pain weakness in the brensi,
side back or any part of The body immediately relieved
by the best of all plasers cost what they may, Worn
on the lower par, of the spine hey the piles and e
male weakness, falling OF the Womb; they draw cOrns
out by the roots wthont The least pain Joseph loSie
was almost beut donhle-this plaster cured him in iew
hours Mr. David Williams, mn old Revolutionary soldier
was cured Of Rhenmaiism Cisevera years standing by IT,
The doctor dclrs the world to produce better plaster
nr better Lozenges than his. He is exFEencrd edu
cned Physician member Of the Medical Siciey Of the
'ity OF New York, aud all his preparations in high
pute with his medical brethren well ms with all other
'lasses of the community Always see you get tile genu
ne Shcrinnnns luzenGfs or ra>icrs they alone ART
inown and have stood The test for Years.
For Sule by :. J. ALLEN and by appointed Agents in
very town in The State. l77-y
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LlBE RATION,
IAEsNAESD POND.

'eNUE subscriber has n prime article Of PICKLED
. IiAllBir and SALMON; also n few aun,als of
the REAL ROCK COD, Tor sale cheap.
J.B. UANFORTH Jr.
Barnard, May 9Th lsii 2Cs 4w
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I'HiS NAV certify that have given my ,on william
w. Warner his time. will not clai,n any of bis earn
hes nor pay any debts Of his niracnq after this date
Attest, Roswell Bonner. ,yJPHETUL VIRyrn
Wes'b,rsGeld, May 2. i7Ii 100 Avs
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-23
HATS & CAPS!
Woodstock II A T Mandatory.


A T this establishment can he found hats of every do
IA scrlptiOn, Wis
FINE BEAVER & NUTRA MAPS.
BRUSH, & MOLE SKIN.
The above hats are all of superior quality and
rantcd good or no sale.
PLAIN HATS commonly called Brush,
THE COMMON SILK,
TIE SABRE HAT & ThRPAULIN,
WHITE & BLACK WOOL HATS;
Also, Mems and Boys CLOTH & PATENT
LEATHER CAPS of every DESCRIPTION, and
Of The first quality,
rUk lars OF every description, such as the
SEA AND RIVER OTTER,
FUR SEAL, NUTRA AND MUsKRAT;
CLOTH CAPS, Fur trimmed, and
CllILDREN'S FANCY CAPS;
Also, BUFFALO ROBES, MUFFS & MUFF
SKINS, BOAS, FUR TRIMMINGS AND
SWAN DOWN.
GrAll the above articles be bought as cheap for
produce and sleeps pelts for cash. and lou else.
where.
HATS AND CAPS
Made to ORDER S and short e,u Notice.
Wcolstock Dsc a
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-23
GEO. W. VANDUzEE
STILL KEEPS OPEN SHOP AT HIS OLD
TAIL OR 0 M @

@a3Ed0IN SlANNbN
LIE hunks his friends for the "PERFECT RUsHn
with which they have crowded his. shop during tbs
past seaSon and MS in duty hound hereby promises 10
"BEcOME ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN" AND BOYS
III making, and cutting for Others make as well as fur
nshne READY MADE, all sorts OF clothing TO suit the
SIZE, FORM and taste OF those VII" he I'd essed W.
either Tor fashion or comfort or for both combined.
READY MADE CLOTHING furnished at N little low.
er rate and OF much better quality than can be had al
any other shop in The TOWN or COUNTY.
Mr. V; II Jn't IN RON the CITY with the latest and
nest styles Tor The Fall and Winter. Call gentlemen and
examine the PREMISES. ~
Mr. " finds his business so pressing that he cannot in
Justice 10 his customers, spend his time in Book KEEP
ING wherefore all pay and exchanges for work must be
at the time the work is done.
Mr. V. will Keep no hook of accounts after the first day
OF October next and all unsettled accounts previous to
tnal time must he closed Immediately.
n. u. FIRST RATE JoURNEyNAN WANTED. Fone
bm first rate nerd Apply. GEO. w. yANDUZEE
Woodstock Sept. 29, lsi3. I76 If
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-23
CONCORD RAIL ROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

81 Essss; s "a sssss aias; e. "a
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-23
TYSON FURNACE,

'1NlE subscriber agent Of the TYSON FURNACE al
Plymouth w. wonld respectfully Inform the former
friends and patrons Of The establishment and the pubhc
generally that they have now on hand and continue week
y to make large assortment of
The most oPProcedpattern Cooking Stores;
do do do Parton do do.
also PARLOR g. BOXSTOVES,
mgreat rariety, together with erery earle
IN nf
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-23
GF"THE MAN IN TIE MILL u

TUE subscriber gives notice that he has rented Deni.
sous sri.t mil half mile north OF the village. and
put the same in first rate order for grinding All lind. ot
grain particularly wheat; he invites awho wish 10
Their grinding done they desire, give him cmlt and
prove his promise "Gy his uorks."
Woodstock, May /, lsli 90 3v4
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-23
CONSUMPTION
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVER WORT.
EROM31i EnMERN 4 Y

DOR the cure oiconahs, colds asthma, whoopns cough
Il cuarrh pns in the side aud breast Bronchitis Liver
complaints, and all those affections Of The throat and lungs
which nre source nj much suffering aud 50 one, ter
inmate In conslmptinn This renlcI, is Justly and hia
" distinguished. II purely vegetable ld aud gentle
in It's effects upon the system aud can be taken in the
most delicate Gases with safety us welas uiiliiy So ey
trnsiveiN as II been used. and often proved
even IN extreme and apparently almost hopeless
only as palliative but frmcdt that the propri.tor
feels no hesiInncy IN Introducing and recomedina II 10
all who unfortunately mny have occasion to resort 10
some merns for recovery.
Physicians familiar with its effects and aware OF the
healing properties nj this vegetable preparations not IN
frequently prescb II in their practice and with the med
icalhcuiy generally, has met with more hna ordinary
approhniinn
Certificates from the highest and most resnrrtabesour
ces Of persons who have either been greatly relieved by
IT, or entirely recovered from affections OF the hugs and
liver, could beirnsh'd in abundance but we deem moi
necessary to publish them, the medicine so generally
known throughout the country Ia he the best MEDICINE in
use TOR diseases OF the lungs aud liver.
For common cold aud cough this IL one of the very
hest remedies ever discovered
N. u. There is spurious aud counterfeit article naoat
and lately nironced into this place. Therefore he cure
nl 10 get The genuine, which is from 375 Dowrr, n York
and see that the new steel plate label is the bottom TO
prevent connterieiis.
'.'FoR SALE by S. IL ALLEN, Woodstock; Geo. n
Monlfon Brdgewaier; Downer Nevins A Fish Ro,Hlton.
T. &. Brooks IiarIford A. a ~. Wanlner Windsor; ~
=. Mathews Psheld; Silns Burbank and ClarkS Collins
Montpelier; Moses Morse Johnson; Morrill, Young TO-
Stafford. u. D. Morgan co., Warren; Il. a j. NJ Rich
ardson, "aisfeld. Holy
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-23

Wool, Hemp and On Cloth Carpetng,, also stair
w Carpet-ior sale cheap.
CT. SIIEDD, Agent.
Woodstock, Mny |, 1914. EOS If
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-23

nN and amer November list, Passenger Trains will
" run daily (Sundays eNceped in connection with The
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroad
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-23

THOUGH many medicines have been before the public
l. much longer period hun WRiuHT's ISnIAs VtG.
EARLE PLLs none stas now IN higher repue, Or hrs
more rapidly attained firm hold upon popunre u.
The thousands that have used them throughout the length
aud breadth al the Repule,l bear cheerful testimony L.
their thorough efficacy md mild operation when employ
ed IN the most distressing disorders "whch flesh is heir
tor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07
THE DEVON,

Az an economical animal, The Devon
NAV be clsssed under three different heads.
First, ss a working OK. In this impor-
tan, department, Of American agriculture.
nothing can compare IN activity. beauty.
aud close matching, with the Devon.
They seem constituted emphstically for
the yoke. Their doeility, honesty. and
yisor, are proverb,al. Although not al
,ainrng the heavy size of The full grown
Hereford OF Shorrllcrn, on the medium
and lighter soils, pair Of Devon oxen an,
nuslly plough as much land. apd as well.
too, ss an ordinary pair Of horses-H'gh
crosses Of the Devon aud native American
cattle have frequently come under my OBJ
sprvst ON in working oxen, and in both
performance and appearance, nothing
could exceed Them. They are sufiici-
entity heavy Tor al useful iarm' work, pos
sessine IN an eminent degree the horse
like quail les Of superior strength, speed
and bottom; and when al maturity, are IN
r,valled for The sail and the shambles-
taking on fat with facility tina, no otheI
animal can surps.s. A farmer wishins
t. breed working oxen OF steers, has only
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07

ezcfpi far . siock 10 Be lorlursd and mar
deredi OF i sueeess attends de lranslor-
maii~n. 10 be consigned % .neafiy deslh.
Bet q ihis extreme wisri Where did our
delicious. grated ffbiI cone from Il frsl!
And although the seed sill not III pro-
dnee lie same variety. yet some q il
val. or others still more exrelleni.
J. wili venture then. a suggest. IN co.,
clusiOn. that IL we would rulliyals more
natural trees. sf al kinds Of fnii, and lel-
ting them slandIill :. BIZ lheirfruiss ye can
know shem." and lhen preserve the good
and destroy the bad, wr shall not only OBJ
lainnsw and improsed varieties, bur great
" prOlsHg The life Of our trees. On ihe
present procedure. one thing Is certain Is
the course Of nature-our finest fruits
must soon Gail. or this We have striking
evidence in the general failure Of the New
I'm Pippin. which Was once az universal
u fair as oranges Of q large size. but now
often small and knotiy. 0lher examples
might be given. but ] must siop-my
sheet Is full. A Lose ISLAND FARMER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07

q ssisei his qsosa 81 n.h.s esss fa thsl
psspossi The 6nrr 70 lssu ths bsiler. bul
% nstiefs llide .hsi cdr hey be. ~ lhss
tier qsallts Be good. LEI hin srlsct a
ssil-bsd Nsrsh Des0n bpll. snd eross
apon these eaws. add lsn 10 one. 90 derp-
u established % The character &c he race
- he ball, every indrvidsl cali wiIl Be .
mshogany red 10 color, wiih clear, vel
loo. uplnsnsd hsrn. snd possessing sush
drcsdfd Devon ekaacIsrnsics. that. h
steers. q three year old. dead matches
Guild Be made u any couple in The herd.
10 sufh saimrrs - use ux-labor on lhsir
isIms, labd ~srs our aorklng cattle Of q
better quality, u sould be much more en-
asasivsly prsciieed., Il Is unnecessary 20
speak al The snhsbced value Of raising .
ssrisly 90 easily nsiehed, Of such uni-
iram beauty 90 appearance. and Of great
setir,ly 10 their labor. Il 10 almost ss-
pe'auous 10 rsma'k thai q snll higher
cross, 10 lLTes fouIhs. seyen eigLIhs. OF
even ihorsugh bred. sIll give en- incrssss
m vshe ior ail useful purposes; and when
q % known thai this class Of cattle a. six
yesrs old wIll gnih behind the shoulders
en- and half 10 sesen feet aud p~srds.
IN fair working condition. al esvil will b
slleneed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07
From the Portland Washiantonian.
TEMPERATE SUMMARY.

The statistics of London show the num-
Der of persons taken into custody for drum
kenness and disorderly conduct, by the po-
lice, in 1882, to have been 81, 636-I2,332
of whom were females. In 1919, the num-
Der was reducedto 1880, ofwhom 4,l4s
Were females. Congress, at their last
session, passed law prohibiting thspur
chase Of mine for the Presidents eifar.
This is laying the axe at the root of the
tree of intemperance. 1.-The pauper tax
in Massachusetts in 1910, was 100000
last year it was reduced to 4l,000. Du-
ring the last four years, $1,000 drunkards
have been reformed in that state.-
Three years ago there were 469 inmates
of the poor house of Worcester, Mass
last year the number was reduced to
eievea! In consideration of this great re-
duction of their pauper tax the town voted
$500 to be be paid annually to the Wash.
ingtonian Society, together with the use OF
large Hall, and oil and fuel to warm and
light it. This is economy worth study
ing.-It is stated in the last annual re-
port of the British National Temperance
Society, that the diminution of malt made
in Great Britain and Ireland during the last
six years was 25per cent. The decrease
in rum the last three years, was % PEI
cent.-in wines % per cent.-in French
Brandy, in two years, IA do. and Geneva
80 per cent. In Ireland, whiskey has de
minished one-half-and $500 beer shop
have been closed within few years
The number Of teetotallers in Great Britain
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07
THE LAW ON NEWSPAPERS.

!. Subscribers who do no. give ex-
press notice to the contrary. ere considered
wishing to continue their subscription.
2. II subscribers order the discontinue
snce Of their papers. the publisher may
continue TO send lLem until all cash char
ges are paid.
3. IL subscribers neglec, or refuse 10
take their papers from their offices TO
which they are directed, they are held ,e-
sponsibls I'LL they have settled their bill,
aud order their papers discontinued.
4. IL subscrlbtrs rem"ve 10 other places
without informing The publishers, aud the
paper is sent 10 The former direction, they
ere held responsible.
5. The Courts have decided tia, refu-
sing to take paper or periodical from
the Office, or removing. or leaving it un-
called for, is "prima faeis" evidence Of
intentional Fraud!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07
PERUVIAN GUANo.

All thr departments Of art and industry
have their occasional novelties. The
reigning novelty in the agricultural world
that Is, IN this part Of tits the sub
stance called gHano, which the reader win
perceive is advertised as on sale in Balii-
more. This manure consists Of the depo-
site Of s.. birds that roost and breed on
the islands on The souih west coast af
America. II has been used Cor ages In
Peru, and Is there 80 indispensable 10 The
growth ofcorn and wheat, that. according
10 some writers. the country would have
been barren waste without il.
lis use in England. where il has been
applied with wonderful results 10 almos,
every sort ofcrop that grows in that coun-
Try, is 'fcompara,iyely recent date; Just
long enough 10 have spread q ronvicIioa
"f lis efficacy so widely as that seven or
eight hundred vessels are now employed
in the /" gudno frad,!"
lis strong Recommendation consists in
the small compass Of bulk and weight
with renders cheap and easy the trans
portaiion TO any distance ola great amount
of fertiIizinp over. A calculation has
been made by careful and discree, far
mer near Petersburg 70 show tina, guano,
NJ the raie Of even four hmm, lred pounds In
the acre, which IL very liberal allowance,
two or three cwt. being The usual quan,i-
~. does moi cosf NJ a ner hundred more
Than ha!f $ much rs the stable manure re-
Quired IN prodnce the same results a,
twenty. FIVE cents Cor the two horse wa.
gon load, when hauled from ole and a
To gratirv an, ,gr;cul,ural readers. we
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07

II 10 said that new aud very rich Gold
Mine has been discovered on The lands
OF Col. WIN. Hancock. in the upper part
Of Moore county, N. G. The ore is said
TO be worth from 10 to $50 bushel. SO
f.r as i, has been examined. |, is EN-
bsdded in blue iii stone. One Of tue
veins j. IL feet wsds; but The richest
vein 10 from 8 TO l2 inches vide.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07

FALSE COMA communication has
been submitted 10 ihe Department IT
State u Washington from London, stating
thai the mint bad discovered ,fslss sove-
rsigns intended Cor circulation IN the Un,-
ied Sl.ies. The following 10 given as q
description OF them:
lls specific gravity. found il. 10 be
1858. with reference &c dlshll.d wafer
&C unity 81 GO degs. Fshrenheli.) which
10 about half The value Of standard gid.
The imitation OF the coin 10 90 perfect ss
10 have deceived the die-sinker himself.
and i've execution altogether is Of such .
quality as 10 excite the most intense in
,erest and anxiety in oil who Lave 9, en-
10. The Impression Of the soVeielgn i'm
itsnd 10 that Of Queen Victoria, and 10 90
exquisiisly done 90 TO defy detection by
compsrlson, except in " o orlhree. very
minute instances, the most obvious Of
which 10 the diff. renee Of the douing of
The ground or field. or, in that quarter Of
the shield containing The single lion
with The aid Of . msgnifying glass. The
dots on The ground OF The false coin v i'll
be found TO be more distinct, being coar-
scr, or further asundtr than in The real
coin. The specimen we have seen was
gilt Of course the colour OF fine gold; bu.
on being cut. il showed the icdness AMI
sing from The alloy oil "copper"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07

Culture Of siik.-The Second Annual
Convention Of Silk Culturists and Manu-
facturers, was held in New York on We'd
nesdsy. Of last week. TIA. stated II. at
in little town in the West, called Gloves
vile, Gloves 10 the value of from $500,
600 10 100000. we're annually made,
and This manufacture consumed in The
same period $4,000 worth Of American
Silk. A communication from Myndert
Van Sthaich was received, enclosing
$1,000. to be distributed a. 500 . year fnr
the bes. piece Of manufactured Silk. II
s,ates tina. in short time the elk manu-
facture Of this country will rise to 30. 600,
600 annually. and alluded to the scsnou-
lodged fac, that American silk was supe.
rior and made less waste in retllng IRON
the cocoon than any other.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07

COMMERCIAL INTEoRlTY-The Grin of
George Croker & Co., Of New Bedford,
Massachusetts. which suspended pay
men, and made an assignment Two years
ago. have given notice that 10 conse.
qence OF success in business. they are
ready 10 meet the deficit Of said firm, prir-
eiPal and interest, amounting TO $40. 900.
Such men are smlnently worthy Of sue
cess.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07
10000

TO distinguish "the true from the
sham," Professor IRE says that genuine
guano. when burned upon red hot sho-
vel, leaves white ash Of phosphate Of
lime and magnesia, whereas the foreign
substance leaves a black fused mass of
sea salt. repperas, and sand. The spe-
cifc gravity Of good fresh guano IS never
more than l.65, water being 100, where
as that of this substance is as high as
2.l7. as produced by the sand. salt. AID
copperAs in il. Nat. h1tei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07

i estimated Il 100000. The popOr-
hon of pledged clergyman i sboul IL IN
every huBdFed. Il sas stated IN he meet
ing shove alluded 10. a. = ismehiable Get.
shzi 60.000 of their fellow moriAls pensh-
ed every year.-ln The pineiPshiy Il
Waldek, Germany, no license 10 many =
hereafter 10 be granted 10 any one sddic-
led 10 drunkenness. This Is a. Il should
he.-A police magistrate in Baltimore
states, that since the lst-of Mairh last
he has set in judgsacni on 100 criminal
eases. all Of which bui Twelve might he
traceA - groceries. Their support m Tie
jail and almshouse j. large item IN The
heavy Tx imposed on die riiizens.-h
appears that from official documents that
24l .O3s gallons Of New England rum.
distilled from foreign nlOlasses. have been
exported from Boston from April lstt IN Au-
gust Isl, 1874. Congress allows bounty
of three cents per gallon on al tllus exI or
ed, and the amount paid BY the govern
menl on The whole is 81 .23l IA. Ahcmr-
en- cord for the exporters OF this blue li'iH
would have bcens much more appropriate
bounty on the iraiiic.-0n the 2eth
ult. James Brown Of Philadelphia, was
committed TO prison. In a state OF in
ioxication the monster beat and bruised
the wife Of his bosom in such cruel man
ner that she died the 3isi.-The gin
drank in England and Wales annually a.
mounts 70 nearly 42O,OCO,O 900 sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

onus Of advising that course. The word passed
from rank to rank, from man to man. and the
long gathering discomfort burst forth in fire.
The troops ,could right, and Gen. Houston lent
himself with god grace TO the torrent he could
no longer oppose. In the afternoon Col. SheT-
man requested permission to make Il charge and
bring off The enemys cannon. The permission
was given and Sherman with sixty-eight voun-
tccrs rom Bold Burcson's' regiment flew to
the attack, but to his surprise the support
needed and promised did no, come up This IN
soldicrly default might have lett him to the fate
Onward and Fannin, and he was forced to re-
treat This act was followed by night Of stormy
Indignation. 1t was evident that on the NOR
row Houston must win a Victory or cease to be
General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
The Lie and Nneeches Of Henry Clay.

volumes octa7o l2i p-ces steel Portrait and Ercra
Wings This EDITION mprseS-l. y hbMOlR OF HENRY
CLAY--tle4e ard glowing expressly Tor this work.
TIL Z SPEECHES ~ Nh CLAY from ,2s 70 1852 In
elusive carefully c0Ii.ct from or ;s
compared and corrected and all restored 10 the fir,
Of Them hay'ns only rer9red II i hnd person.
giving his vigorous and graceful dctlan, whGu;
poation d!!ntioa. 30 collection OF NJ. CLAf'S
SPEECHES all comparable wIt this completeness
HIS before appeared. Zach sIez
crd hy hrsI introductory paragraph explaining The
winch called forth, and wn-vf 1: desirable Ed
o- indicated, IN. en- the fake o: thu
measure unieT discussion.
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