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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02
NOTICE.

VIHEREAS the Flower Brook Manufacturing
w Company,a corporation, al their annual meet
ing in the year ls43 holden by adjournment, on the
9TH day Of February, ls43, made an assessment
and instament of one hundred dollars on each
share the capital stock of said corporation, one
half Of said sum payable within four months from
the day said assessment was made, and the other
half within eight months from tho time atoresa.
And. whereas Nathan Allen and Elisha Allen. stock.
holders and owners Of shares Nos. Is, l6, 80, and
"a, Dan Blakely, stakeholder and owner of shares
Nos. 81 and 49, and Jacob Edgeron, Jr., stock,
holder and owner of shares Nos. 35, 80 and AZ, and
of one sixth of the shares No. At, 40, 40 and 90
have severaly neglected and refused to pay said IN
stallment or any part thereof.
Therefore, notice is hereby given, that the FIRST
nine shares above named, and one sixth OF the last
four shares above named will be sold at auction on
the 18th day Of May, 1874. at one o'clock afternoon
at the counting room of said Corporation, IN faw'e'
for the purpose Of raising money to pay said install
ment and the costs Of publication.
Dated Pawlel February Is, 1874.
$40 JOHN M. CLARK, Clerk.
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CauliO n.

Caution.
This is TO inform the public that all genuine med
icine has on the side of the boxes,
Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills,
(INpIAN pUReATIvE)
g ofthe North American College Of Health.
And also around the border of the label, will be
found in small type, "En,ered according TO the act
of congress in the year 1910, by WIN. WRIGHT
in the Clerks office of the District Court, Of the
Eastern District Of Pennsy lvania."
1t will further be observed that the printed direc-
lions for using the medicine. which accompanies
each box arc also entered according to Act of Con-
press; and the same form will be found at the bot
tom of the first page.
This public will also remember, that all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills, are provided
with certificate of agency, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Vice President,
Of North American College of Health
Wholesale County Agents.
The public are cautioned against buying of any
but the regularly appointed agents namely:
w. f. G. SrODDARD. Rutland;
G.. Clements, West, do;
Brown & Dow, Cutlingsvllle;
j. Buckmasier, Shrewsbury;
G. g. A. Billiard, F.. Clarendon,
S. Townsend, Jr. Wallingford;
Laphan, Vail & Co., South do;
J. q s. Vail & Co.. Dandy thoroughly;
s. e. N. ]. Smith, do
n. w. Sawyer, Tinmouth;
Vail &. Otis, Middeiown;-
L. M. Walker, Clarendon;
Ripley & Bailey, w. Rutland;
S. ID. Winslow, Piusfoid;
Warren & Bliss, Brandon;
Ira Button, do;
Ira Bingham, Sudbury;
Weaving e. Catlin, Orwell;
w. Chapman & Co, do;
f.. II. g. S. Aiken, Benson;
R. s. Armstrong West Haven;
p fetch & Son, Bridpor
]. Frost, do;
Wright & Buck Shoreham;
John Simons. Jr., do
A. Allen, Fairhayen;
f, Jameson, Casieton;
O. Richardson, West Poultney,
s. Mesrs, East do.
Allen Grover, Wells,
Wheeler & Swallow. Pawlet,
10. LANGLEY, Travelling Agents.
\. i. All orders and Communications must be
addressed thus:
New England Office and General Depot,
lily 1913 fremont Street, Boston.
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DANIELS & BELL. Rutland.

WE the subscribers, being sppoinied by the
w Hon Probate Court for the district Of Rut-
land, commissi ,ners TO receive examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate OF
Nathan Lophdn, iate ofDaa5y.
in said district, deceased, represented nsoyent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and Elk months from the l6ih day Of 4th
mo 1914, being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose, We do hereby give notice that we will attend
10 ibe business Of our said appointment, at the late
dwelling Of Nathan Lsphsm. ia Dandy, on the frst
2nd day OF Gin mo. and Of 10th mo. next from one
o'clock until four o'clock pm on each Of said DAYS.
Isaac NICHOLS, JONATHAN HML, Com'rs.
Dandy, ILL NO. 10, Isii
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02

STATE OF VERMONT, Re 1t remembered
Dis,ric, of Rotland, IS. - that at special
probate court held at Rutland within and for said
district on The l3,h day Of April. A. ID. isai
Present. WIN Hall, Judge.
John s. Stafford, administrator OF tie estate Of
Stephen Stafford, late ofW anpiord in said district,
deceased, having made application to said court to
have The time heretofore allowed Tor paying the
debt. and lceacies Of said estate ex'en1ed one year
from The % day OF May, next;
Il is orcered that said application he referred for
ahesring and decision to the first Monday being
the oh day Nav next, and that copy oithis
order be published three weeks surcessveiy preyi-
QUE thereto, in the Rutland Herald. newspaper
printed nj Rutland, that all persons interested may
appear and object to the il they see cause.
tue copy ofreoord.
1ii6 HENRY HALL, Register.
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.rA.....,o,.nev OF these medicines, has INDUCED
e,s,or. TO attempt imposition on tue pun
de- by 1orsirq the labels or iotcing u'e' 500
;n,o no,re through the medium oil ,he rtess. ,v ,s
Of Them pretend 10 lIygeian principles, oy N .nn,s
Tenn he Writings of the Hsgeis,, and copying ""oe
n,res ,n,o their hnlsumc advertisements
A., a. they cannot copy the modo'ne' 'n,iI spo
L. s ,,ci, iee,ctious nos,ru,ns prove 10 oe UNA
,a;,n, ,he,r pufiinr and piracy become eSieen.
dis,on,n,nen, To- the afflicted Is e'eh,os'' a"1
iust obloouy the prc'endeIs SINK n'o Vvu' ~
Ths IJyosian medicines, first introduced in.o ,,s
country VII. s. Moai, Ia 1890, have Tor INC iss'
copr years been prepared by him. and 'he increasing
sale ARTISTS their intrinsic merit; they comprise "o
SORTS Of Pills, No. 4 and No. ,, IN single BOXES "
each a, % or so cents and Packets containing oo''
sorts. al 81, 81, or So The Vegetable cleansing
Powders in large boxes, at 81 ~ cents WIN P,,n
ed directions Each packe, has iac-s'n'iie " sn'
signature II. Shepherd Meat and TO proven. oou.',
,erfeters are signed with pen 10y the district 'ge"'
and sub-acent on label of yelio,c paper
None arc genuine unless they have these sigma
lures and are obtained from suo-agents VINO ea'
nroduce their written appointments from 'ne "is'''.
AGENT and whose names are advertised ~ 'hei' re-
speciive districts. IL. SHEPHERD ""N''v
Principal Office, so Canai-si n. I;
The above msdcine can he had OF T.. w.
CLAPP, District Agent At jar kson' Washing
ion Co n Y, or of lie following Suh-Agen,s
Wallinoford, Henry IT, Leonard, Rutland, w. 10
g. S,oddard West R"iand, Hitchcock X Morgan
Paw,el, liurioe,m Landun n Co. linmou,n, no''
w. SAWYER; Dandy, l. ]. Vail. oo-F
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02
CHEESEMAN'S
Arabian Balsan,.

HAS cen known and appreciated for ,heeffc-a
IL cioLs and peculiar property It possesses for
the of every kind of mounds, Bruises, Spraln'
and sores; and is never falling remedy for acute
and chronic Rheumatism. This Balsam affords i'm
mediate relief for coughs and lungs, paia in
the side aud breast, weakness in the back and loins
aud Is warranted to cure any case OF the Piles or
fstula Of however long standing when every thing
else has failed. This understanding Balsam will
restore numb or persisted limbs, stiff joints or numb
ness in any part of the body and is a sure and pleas
ant application TO Burns, Scaids, Sore Mroafs and
Qnnsies. Numerous and respectable certificates
may be seen where il has effected an entire cure in
all the above cases Being prepared 10 accordsn cs
with strict and we'll established chemical laws its
reputation has been and still is onpard, and is now
extensively used in all paris the United States.
For sale 10y DANIELS Il BELL Rutland f.
Jameson Casileton; J. Beamsn Il Son West Poult-
ney Wheeler & Swallow Pawlet; ID. Andrews
Manchester; Warren & Bliss Brandon; and In all
the villages in ths county. ally
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02
Lead Aqueducts.

TIME subseribsI. hssiag laken of W. W Whit.
u nsy, the Stock naehine'y, &c- Cor he manu-.
fse'uss Of Lead Pipe, &c.. viii continue he bosi.
ness, a. osoA, a CsSlleson Mills. in an ia ysIiaus
brssehss- LEAD Pipe 81 seperior qsalsy of all s.z.
ss fron half ,ash 70 inrh anA half constantly en-
hand. Also, Metallic Pumps. 81 sariouk kinds, aa
sreeiieai article. krosn IN point Of neainess aad
durability 10 be squaito sRy IN use
ed aud warranted.
All orders IN his has q business Hili he promptly
amended IA, and Pipe IN any qdaaltiss luEnshed on
shot nniice.
Tbe liberal patronage heretofore received "a ,his
line 81 bosisess induces the sobsesib~r TO eouln
ue lie -ola stand" al Cssaieioa Mills. VI
~ WHITNEY
scsssie,oa MA spia 10, 1854 IGG.n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02

u.s.,,o. 4 WEST !, ise na3ee Sfth's ssisool'
A. The ina,soetson n tie iectslG which "
,tJ.psu.sbs 10 DE iii;rssiaon 81 DE COMPANY on
~a,s h ssg,saS. that Of Iise battalion.
s,Oc.sios 9 How Is ,his sshool diras5'
Al, Three psrss.-F rtt fonpttsesds what
,AopA ts ,sasgA 70 fettoiis wi''opi afms--Seeond'
tie mseusi q Arms. ne os5iaf' SOS li'ngs- mrs
de tnnr,p.es 81 .isemsn, lls match I, TOE ''ih'
10 easea sssgs. tic matsh ~ Toe aah&. We pfin-
ess.ss ~ aheeiing and q change " direeiioa.
ossslon B. Iiow - each part divided
Ans. lnio I<ssous.
Qsss,,on & How Is P,sr Fiasr divided
Ans. Pat FIRST. wa. what should be iangh' 10
recruits without arms. is divided 80 follows Les
con i-PosiiIon Of the soldier eyes rishi. le,, and
isnsi. Lesson 2.--Fscinas Lesson Principles
f,se asrsst step ia common u4,-. i.-ssen r.
Pho, ipls. Of DE oblique s,ep n common noic.
Qsssiian5 How is P.rr StooND divided
Ans PAT Second, viz the manual Of arms The
Ioaaitgs and fringe. Is disidsd into. Lesson IL
Principles Of shouldered srns. Lessoa 2;--Nan-
uei Of arms. Lesson 9-Ioadnas. Lesson a.
Fringe, direct obliq0e, and of Two ranks.
DIGESTION Q. How 4, P.nr rnirp dnI!edi
Ans Pan imtd, viz the principles ola enmen''
tho march by tie front tie different steps, the march
b, ito aank. tie principles Of wheeling, and OF
change OF direction, is dtyi1eJ inin' lesson L.
Union Of six or zine lr instruction 10 lie pm
eiples ofslhsnmeut Lesson 2;,he march By the
FOO, and the diiIercn, steps Lesson 3,-Ihe march
BY the aank Lesson i,--Piineipics Of wheeling
and change Of direction.
Question :. ofahai importance are these les
sons
Aus. The iusirne tor canuo, stody them loo much,
nof 10 too particular in their application
Question 8. What should be The tone Of COM
mand
Ans II should always be animated, and eeva-
led 10 voice Ia proportion 10 tie nuniber OF men un-
der instruction.
Question o. How many Kinds Of command are
there
AHs Two; c0nmaods oicaaiioa, and commands
Of erecaiien.
Question 10. How arc they distinguished in
hooks OF isciies
Ans Commands ofcauiion by italics, and should
be pronounced distinctly and in an elevated voice
lenp,hetirg Lutte tie lat syllable. C,umards I
execution by CAPITALS, snd are pronounced in a
tone firm and brief
DIGESTION II. How should the command Right
F.cr, divided by hyphen, he pronounced'
Ans In tbs case the word R,sh is the com
uand Of caution, and FACE, the command OF execu
,ian; and should be divided in proneneiaiion in
corresponding manner
Question 70. VIVA, is the duty Of the Instructor
before issuing the words OF command
Aus. lie should first explain whit he proposes
To teach in few slear and precise words and him
selfoxecu,e what he is about TO command, by way
Of illustration.
Question 10. Should the instructor limself by
the touch, place the recruit in the right position,
when wtong'
Ans lie should mol, until after the failure OF
repes,ed explanations bu, should endeavor TO ac'
custom the recruit, take himself, the right position
Part FiIsi-Lcsson Twill be the subject Of The
per, number.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02

or THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLE1E VI
UyHESE extraordinary Pills are composed OF
/ plants which grow Spontaneously IN our ow"
soil and are therefore better adapted TO our eons'i'u
tons than medicines concocted from oreign, drugs.
boweyer well ihev may he compounded: and as Tue
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are founded upon the rinciple tina, the human oody
10 in truth ~ n,,r,Sr
viz. corfup, humors, and that said medicine cures
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
bv cleansing and purifying The body it will be man
lies, that the constitution be no, entirely exhaust
ed perseverance in their USE according to ditec-
lion is absolutely certain to drive disease OF every
name from the body
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one of the best, il not tie very bes'
medicine in the world for the carrying out ,his
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because they exrel from the body all morbid and
corrupt humors Ole of disease) in an easy
and NATURAL MANNER; and while they eve
ny day
disease Of every name is rapidly driven from the
body.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02
Lead Pipe aud Improved Pumps

TIME Subscriber informs The public that he con.
Il tinues TO manufacture Lead Pipe al Granville
Corners, Washington County, \. Y, aud will fur
nish any qusn'iy a. shori noiice
lie viii also luspish aud p1, up pumps Of differ
&c, descriptions, such Conditions al canno, fail
10 satisfy purchasers.
Having had long experience in the business, he
vii be able 10 sell Pipe and Psmps ,hcaper Than
esa be obtained, Of the quality from any olhe
establishment. JAMES T. ESIEY.
Granti.le, March 81. 1874 l3sm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02
DIR. WISTAR'S
Balsam of,Wild Cherry.

The best medicine known to man for recipient
Consumption, asthma Of every stage, Bleeding Of
the Lungs, Coughs. Colds, Liver Complaint, and
all diseases of the Pulmonary Organs, may be had
Of the agents named below.
uJAll published statements Of cures performed
by this medicine are, ia erery respect, TRUE. BE
careful and get the genuine "DR WIsrAR's BALsAm
or WILD CHsRRy,' as spurious articles are abroad.
Orders from any part Of the country should be adj
dressed to Isaac Butts, No. 1875 Fulton street, New
York. 52ly
AGENTS.
DANIELS d. BELL, Rutland
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NOVA Scotia Plaster; Herds Grass andClo.
~ yer Seed, Corn, Rye and oats, Clear, mess
and Prime Pork, Smoked Hams and shoulders,
Lard Cheese, &c. &c. Sole and upper Leather,
Calf Skins, &c. for sale cheap by.
DANIELS g. BELL.
Rutland April, i6 1874 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02
Old, Cash, Flaxsecl.

OSn Gallons lanseed Oil Cor sale 90 exchsng-
jaw ed f0t Flaxseed this season AZ ny mih IN
Casiieion Said OIL vii be warranted good AMI
tfoe isom fsh oil when delivered
EBENEZER LANCDoN.
March, 1914. i6ew
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02
NOTICE.

n hereby certify tina, have given 10 my son James
i Brown The remaining time Of his minority, and
tba, he is free to trade and act for himself; and
shall not claim his wages or earnings nor pay any
debts Of his contracting after this date
: JOHN BROWN.
Clarendon, March 90 1871. 1918
Attest, Oren Taylor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02
Spring Fashions.

- HN Cook & CO have received the la,es,
Spring Fashions and are manufacturing Hat.
from The sane. nhieh they will sell q, prices to
e5rrespoad with the inns.
Rutland Mach, oh 1914 "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02

mr. MILITARY TAcTi1lAM

ir,h, ttsu a eucs,ists sse assssrs' 90 'b' 'lf'"
e stou. prepared ~
Tar KrrtAss CTfstss Cotfs-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02
pRusS. MEDICINES, PAINTS AMI
DyE-S1UFFS.

DYE-STUFFS.
vuyUE subscriber having recently made eu..
u sivc additions 10 his previous stock of Dmp,
&C. now offers for sale at his Store, Nos al,
srn,,, side of old Faneul Hall, Boston, at unusu,
is Iaw n,ces, very large assortment OF all the :,
riches OF -.
Drugs, Medicines, Pa,nh y Dye Siegt
among which are
10 chest. Turkey opium. 1000 Pkg ApO,h', Gl.nw,,
Is cases Refined CamPhor % Dos, L,oscsd.
50 bbls cold prsd Castor oh,zo CASKS NY "hhc lsd
80 bbls Alcohol. wv sees w. t,a ground Lad
no chest. Canton Rhubaib, 20 bbs Spts Tu'prn,in,
10 cases Gum Msnna ~ oo'. "y. se",tan Red,
40 bales India SIENNA, lsue"Ns r'enon FELLOW
4 hale. Alex ndria Soma, ~ cases yum shclac,
IN hhls mn re African Cayenne, ~ cases Uum tcpal,
- ~ ~ o"sIf n al sea Myttb, 100 bbIs Whiting,
rs boxes Tarturc Ae'd ~ '"ses . ,,,, ,e'nN,
N kess Sup. Cnfb soda, W c,scs mnese Nefmlioa
10 casks Cream Tartar. - p.,s c"pa' '"hhh,
so lars Carbonate Atnonta, w nns japan
Is baskets Aruatto, ,oo o p DPS gro EosNood
10 bbis Paca Copaiva, ~ W" 20, w" ,'u""od
irO boxes CASTLE Soap. sU oos g." heownod
go ~ n y, s,jn onin,no 30 bbs gro Lima Wuod
90 cases Gum Arabic, ,,, , ,uuigo
10 cans OIL Lemon, ."ess a. *" "ugoi
I0c cans Oil Bergamot, ras@ mauoe',
20 $780,. incc,c Root IS bbs Coppcias,
3 bales Jaap Root, ~ pp's a'"tn
. ua,1s snnnces 10 bbls Blue vtrol,
90 nases l.qnonce Paste, ~ bbs on'e oh
100 cases Palmer s Or IN Soap % PACKS "oid ifa',
$50 bates Sheep rwine, 20 oos superior "'nc'
top ether vita most extensive snI''H'a, ei lr
ecsries' Glass Ware, Perfumcry. &c. The Adore
with also all the varieties of Drugs, Paints, and
Dye-Stufis tina, can be found in any city, ate offer
ed at the very lowest rates, on accommodating cIed.
its and quantities. that will be warranted TO the put.
chaser, else with the right Of returning, at the en-
tire cost Of the subscriber, he paying all cost Of
transport both to and from. Country merchants deal.
ers in Drugs, Manufactures, Cloihiers, and Pain.
,ers are respectfully invited to call when purchasing
as unusual inducements will be offered TO secure
their patronage. Ed" ARD DhiNhhf,
Boston.
NIB. Spurred Rye or Ergot, Oils Of Tansey
NORWOOD, Spearmini, Beeswax, lest Elm Bark
American Saffron constantly wanted, in any quan
titles. for which the highest market rates will b
na;d either in cash or barter, and any article in h
drug line will willingly be received ifterms can b.
made mutually advantageous. l022
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-05
Our ProsDects.

! From all parts of the State we receive the
most cheering intelligence of the Democracy
never were they in better spirits, and never more
confident of victory.-Newspaper as well as
private adylces, daily bring us accounts of the
many who are deserving the falling house OF
whggery The old democrats, many of whom
supported Harrison in 1910, are rapidly getting
back into their old places The old Jackson
men cannot go for Clay, the enemy and tradu-
Ger of their old friend, nor for MORDECAI
BAkILEY, the CoFFIN-HANDBILL pedlar. We
repeat 1.-THE Democracy were never in better
spirits, the note of preparation has sounded, and
our friends are eager for the contest. The Fed
eralsts are falteriHg and we anticipate Water
loo defeat for them next fall. The watchword
is Polk, TOP and VICTORY.
Thus speaks the Trumbull Democrat, most
excellent paper, published at Nh. Tod's home.
We are thoroughly convinced in our own mind
that the Democracy will carry the State, if they
22ss5 true TO themselves Let every democrat but
but reflect for moment, upon the deplorable
condition in which the country will be found, if
Henry Clay is placed in the Presidential chair.
He is pledged TO carry out those obnoxious anti
republican measures, against which the demo-
ctacy have battled for many long years. He is
undoubtedly the especial candidate Of the favor
ed classes and if he has the power, he certainly
has the inclination, to sanction laws, which in
their operation, will peculiarly benefit them, at
the expense of the toiling millions.
Mordecai Barley is but another edition of
Henry Clay, on smaller scale. He has always
been the sworn enemy of the democratic party,
and while in Congress, he joined in the unholy
alliance between the friends of Clay and Adams,
to defeat the election of the Hero and States
man, Gen. JACKSON. This act of itself, is sufli-
ciont to damn him forever in the estimation of
every honest man.
Democrats, awake! arouse! Organize every
where, and organize thoroughly, Your cherish
ed principles are at stake, and why will you not
rush TO the rescue? Be united--be vigilant-
and all is we'll
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-05
Medina, May 13, 1914.
WILL THEY NEVER STOP,

MORE RENUNcIATIoNs. John S. V Nc
Mahon, president of the Wing National Conven-
ton which nominated Gen Harrison in 1910, has
come out in opposition to Mr. Clay.
Hon. David Stewart, formerly state Senator
from the Baltimore district, and who supported
Gen. Harrison in 1910, made an eloquent speech
a few nights since in Baltimore, in which he said
he was opposed to national bank, to dstribu-
ton, to the assumption of state debts, and all
the fooleres of the coon party, and expressed his
determination of becoming laborer in the dem
ocratic ranks hereafter. He is man of great in
huence and fine abilities
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-05
Disastrous Fire ina New Oryeans.

A fire broke out in the carpenters shop of Mr.
Gott, near the northwestern corner of Franklin
and Jackson streets, about o'clock, P. NJ, on
Saturday, the 18th inst, and Immediately spread
and destroyed between $50 and 800 houses be-
fore it could be arrested or got under 1t ragged
for three hours down Jackson street, cammun
eating TO the houses on either side, burning out
to Canal street on the right, and Commerce
street on the left, crossing Trtme, Marais, Vii.
lere, and Robertson, to Claiborne streets, in all
ten squares.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-05
Plsen for clay aud FrellngIluysen.

Pisen for Clay ahd FreIingIiuysen.
''Getoutob deway ole dan TucFsr.n- JRhig Song.
OUR UNION Is PERFEC, E"-WEBsrER.
AScREw LoosE-Mr Chapel, Wing mem.
Der of Congress, who was delegate from Geor-
ga TO the Convention, lately held in Baltimore,
has addressed letter 10 his constituents, in which
he says
"In spite of my long entertained confidence
in MIR. CLAY, and admiration of his character, I
do not ike the position he seems now to occupy
on the tariff question; nor will disguise that nv
zeal in his cause has suffered abatement by a
close and anxious observation ofthe political char
acter and principles of the great national party
that must come into power with him and impress
its policy on his administration He ayers that
General Harrison was elected under pledges to
maintain and support the compromise-that Mr..
Clay his successor in the affections of the Wings,
was its author and constant and avowed supper
ter. Why then did they violate these pledges
in the tariff act of 1912? Mr. Chapel gives
the answer SIT is to he Looked ffor ii ia: Ia: ID bd
quality of human nature, which with the certain
ty of instinct, leads men who have made up their
minds to the commission of one crime, or wrong,
not TO be ever scrupulous about the commission
of another to conceal or screen IT,"