davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Neiniounos Sprup.

Die gisenlebaften BON Oatlep's Neini.
9unse. Sprup BON SarIaparllla, ais Weiuis
ger oes Slutas, 0ub i'm uussmeinen 70 ,pobl
befaunt, baB es unn6tbig Ut plel Naum aus
3ufillen, I'm Die Sortbeile Su crfldren Die
oureb feinen SeIrau6 erIanst werpsn. Ses
Der Der ibm 9sbrauebte, bat rle wpbltbah9en
NeIultate erfabren uno 2lllc empfebeu cs
NIT bem pcltten Bertraueu. - Ier5te pom
b6bten Stanpe in ibrcm Sadie, Uerlebreiten
lte ibren patienteu; oa Ite feline lhapllebe
Sbeis entbdlt Ionosrn bon ben mloeltsn q.
ber bod rpirtfamltsn Observation-Disclosures.
alien SuIammsnssiest 1T, miro lte nit Ser:
tralten baraebotem, ais bas billi9lte Il. lpirt>
Iamlte 0einiaunssinittel bes 8lutes, mas
betannt lit. Der Gebraub bon nnr rpenis
acn SlaIbeu, belonoers in ben Srhblin9s:
monateut mirp bic enfebienentte Sederuns
,lno Startun9 ces Spltems er5ensen unp
jeben Saamem 5ur Sranebsit srltifen eer
enttanoen fem mag, uab anfIeroem Dem
&orpcr Gelunbheit unb Wuuterfeit seben.
SIR bic 5elung BON Seorfula, Sings:
ittel, Nbenmatismrs, Setter, pimpeln
ooer Husfabren ber 6aut, Deibe SeIhpuls
tteh SitelL broniebsn 6ultsn, 2lfbma
&C. :s, ftno bic sablreeben 3eusnide i'm
Sefs ces lintsribrlebenen unS leiner 4asns
ten, BON Aer5tsn uho Ancern, binldu9lib
ben llnslaubisiten 3u iberssnssn, pa6 ce bae
wrtiemits aIlsr spreparats Don 9arIaparil:
Ia lift. ..--
Gum 8erfauf, i'm 9ro6en uuo Slsrue,,,
BEL benz giafntbhmer 6eorae 10. Oarcley,
Noro Ste Strabe, in Nsabins, Serks gaunt.
Neaolns, ben lIten april 1889.
Gertificate bon relpeftobelen 9euten f6n
nen in einloem Der Stobre nadoeleben
peroen no Die Weoibin su baben it.
pon ipelbPn Die fol9enoen einae
iino.
Sd bate 6rn. SDomas Diebm's Nam(ie
felt be, lsstsu Sabrem bsoisnt, ipdbrenb mel.
der 3sit i'd selesentli6 fit Die Srau Dicbm
fi,r ben in cbisen gertifeater rpabntem ltetel
Dorfhrieb, nit MIR serinser $noeruns.-
SD babe iepe llrlaeb 3u slauben oab Die mie
berberltslluns ibrer Selunbbeit allein Dem
8sbraub bon 6rn. Oafslep's Neiniaunas
Sprup bon Sarlapariaa su3uftbrsiben 1T.
9alomon @. Bird, O1. 8.
Neaoins. ben ertten Nprl 1850.
' 9teabine, Mdrs Ia, 1s43.
6r. Dafelep-Sb CLAUDE, bas ss pfidt ss
mes Ssosn 1T, auss su tbun ,pas in fensr
Wtabt 1T, fir bas Q4cbl fsinsr Mitmsnidsn
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Gin ftdttere5 OiittsI FIR Die sriup(ihs
prIuna psr pbis'n sriren, bod cmpfcblcu
BON Nerjten Die nit DER Olanier res Drena:
rats tstannt mnrren. lInb BON perlcneu
DE cs init erfpa 9ctrauettcn Dou elnrr
arcBen An5abl 3ensnlGe, 5u belTen @uutcn,
inb Die fcl9eneen anssswdblt: (
I'm NQe oenen es anaebcnma a: bieIes Sc,
5c,at eab ieb msbrere Sabre nit $eterlha.
nen aeplast mar, tesleitet bon onbaltsnper
SerfcpfunG Sebmer;en in prr Seits uno
Dem Nhf9rao; 5u 3eiten ,paren meine Hhfc
uno Scine falt unc leb lit all Sdlafri6fet:
lpabreno Dem Gage fablte ih Icbr MATT uno
traftlcs, itb prcklrte aacs mas ieb erbaIeteu
tonnte, I'M giueerln9 Su tefcmmen, fans as
ber nlebts. Sulest ipnroe itb bewoaem Or.
Gopcrt'sQ Qebens>Sali fam Al per1utben,pas
0eiultat mar, ieb hin slhflieb3u Iascn, Die
6erftsllun9 Der Seroaunnqsoraane,Ga ,Gaufterer
Stblaf nns aaaemeine SsGeruns uuo natb.
oein ttb mir s,pei SSlaIeben aetrauttt bate,
bctinoe icb mid asIunpsr ME icb felt psn (es.
ten rier Sabren mar. SD fauite pann cine
Slaltbe fit meins fleine 8otbter, welebe Icit
rler Sahren al 2lithma srlitten, unb icb ba>
te telnsn Smsifel pab ite bnrb jene Slalhe
aan5lltb 9ehellt wuroe. Sbr &c.
Senel 0enion, So Soratio Str. SID.
Or. Gopert-&ieber SER: 2us @ere6s
tiafelt ae9en Sie rnp cas- putlifunl 1T IS
blllia ttr MIDI 5n iasen, paB ieb leBten Qins
ter ron elmer tarten grfdltuna tefalIen wur.
DC, iporaus cine $un9engnt3inrun9 rntitano.
3u Sciten blutete Die {un1e fart; icb purce
mirtiieb franf nnc mene Rrantbcit purpe
fir tortlieb aebaltcn. SD sebrauebte einen
llrst pbne erfcla, ieb probirte perftbiercne
mebi3inen. Sulest bcfam ieb cine S!aCehe
bon Sbrem <ebsnssSalIam uno eas NeIuls
tat mar, oaB bic SebmerSen al ber <llnae uno
8rult aufssb6rt babsn une ieb fible micoer
,pie mein esenes Sslbit. SD hin iter,euat,
rab ole melebe seplast (tno pis ib mar, 1cs
aleb tinberuna inpen ipiroen beimStbraMeb
Shres <ebens 8al1ams. Sbr 4ufriebtiser
Jebn 1Dilov, jr GIT Srsen,pih
oocr "a Oestrcies ct. R. o.
gbr,p. q. @opert->ieter 5err-Stt babe
Sbreu Qebens. SalIam probirt asscn Elm bart'
ndti9es Nftbma, ipsltbes mid felt einiaem
Jabren thretterIitb plaate, unb obwobl es
hbsrtrieten iteint fir MIDI, gu iasen, oa6
ltb sebellt fei. Bin ieb bod 9eOi6 babon bab
eb ipdbreno ber 3eit no ie6 Den SerIueb ae>
natbt, iebr ipeni9 oapcn bate, mas nun eini>
,e OlUnate (tue; unp itt bin 10 iebr aeneist
,iefe sinoeruns pem ginfub Sbrsr Wspi3in
iuSulcbreibsn, pa6 icb iIe gang aufriebtis ale
,enen smpfeblsn fann, Die nit oiefer firhRrs
ieben Srantbeit seplast lnp.
Jbr 2tnfritbtiser 8. Sepfins.
Iuturn, Wldrs 9. 1910.
Sin pampblet, ncIebes a0s ginaelnteiten
,on pisisr lebasbaren msoisiu sntbalt,if lei
'en Nsenten umicnif gu baben.
Yreis nur Gin Ibaler Die 8ottsl.
Sum Ssrfanf i'm Sro6en unb SIeinen in
feabin9 bei Z. y. lambert
2(Qeinser s9ent fir 8srfs gtp.
81. 3. 2(genten ,perren Oerlan9t fur bem
Bsrfanf oes Salfams III psrfcbisocnen 9beis
III per gauntp. Olan rpcncs ltet perftnlib
oer in pcrtofrsisn Sriefeu all - lr
9. g. 9 a bert.
Ncapins, Oetcber l3.
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Neaoina Suni 1889.

glVWVIHW rSHHI 1862.
QI3ir, bic ltnter5sitnetcu, babsn i'm <aufr
unIercr praris, nit entitblcocn motltbAtacr
in pelen Sdilen, reu Sebraucb BON
Datclep's Geini9uuas Gprup bon @arIapae
riQa anselpsnpet, unp cmpfeblen penirtbrn NIT
8vanlasu Der Saeultat ais cine porj,tal.
de 3ubsreitun9.
!, :. tIhblenbers, 80. 3.
Salm. 8. Bird, 30. 9.
Jobn Y. Otte, W. 8 &c. ,e.
&eabn9, SUM- 1889.
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SpDn WoDsr Sbnsibsr
QGallnu6, nabs Der 4ten Strabr Nsaojn9,
9nipsboetpn. Npril IS42.


6r. Oafelsp-Oicin QBrlb glliabetb mar
lansr Seit febr nit NbrumatIsmns scpla9t,
bon melhcr lte iebien 9ebcllt III ler, ais Gin
@elebwultt Don sefcbwitrisrr Olaur 0b an
ibrer Srut seiate, ,peltbes ehenfaI!s Don Dem
anastelten Nrste cntfernt purpe; alscann
6ifnete 1b sin Selbwlir an einem Sclne,
wplcbcs Ihnea anwuebe, ctartb ales anacs
wenret parp mas pou einsm aeItblften HerSte
1T tbun mar, Inn es Sr bellen Oas gitcrn
ilnp lebwir uabm tdalicb gu; enplieb emptabl
ibr NrSt Stren 8cinsunss' Sprnp BON Gar
laparlaa, tIte nabm BIOS brei SIaltbsn, tpelbe
bic &ranfbeit adn3lieb entlpnr5eltea uno ibre
@eIuns5eit OcIlfcmmen bcritcllten. Scb ers
atbte es ais Ofett aeacn Cir uno oas Spub
lifum, biefe Ictaebare Ir5ner brfannt III ma:
hcn. Sc5eusts, 8encplue SIen.
Jobn Klein.
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Serf6 Sauntp, f.

Serfs @ountp. #. ,>,
is. trcnctar Der court pcn Common
~~ pleas III unp fir 8erts sauntp
be3euac ticrmlt, baB itk init pen natbbenannS
ten Oerlcnen ,pcbl befaunt bin, ais: Scbn
81. @cacr, 0r. Scbn 81. 6ieltcr, Wattas
g. Nitarbe, glq. 1Bll.am Nboaos, Abt.
Sobn WlilIer, g(q. Daniel 8. Soas, QSlls
liam g. 9)lllsr, Sebn s, Oanilele, 9enrp
Nboabs gI1. Selir Scilcl, Or. 5ieitcr s
Omblentera, Or. Salomon ". Srb, Or.
Sobn 3. Otto.
1ae Shraer BON Ncabns, Scrfs eanntp,
pa. cercn Slamsn oen poritcbenpen 3eusnlis
fen beiscfIst 0uO, uno oab pcacr Slauben
Den oarn entbalteEen Nnempfeblun9en seses
ben tprrcen mag.
Gum 3eusni6 beiIrn, babe ib bierunter
mcine ltnteri6rlft nnb cas- Sle9el cer bela9s
ten Court bin5nseftst.
benjamin Tyion, YrotDcnctar.
Neaoin9 An9ut L, 1889.
2lsenten fir Serfs Gaunty.
Clos unp 8oper, gretcr. 8snnepille Srss
mer, Olepple. $aufs unp Slas, Srierenez
tura. u. 81. glsaper, DO. 9. Gbbeu, spelt.
9allman unp Sarret, $analhwamm. Gam.
8cbL 8aumstaun. Scbn Ooeum, Sleultcbr
STRIDE. spetsr O1arquart, 2lmitp, 9aplo
S6ults, 5crefcro. 9amuel 9rcidbIer %.
Saeob 9rciebler, 9BaIbinston. g.S.SebulB,
90. s. uno 8. Soper, Sopwstaun. >. ..
Nboape, %. 81. Il, Sones, llnicnpille. s.
GrIssr, >awrensSiGs, 3. 9. Setanf, Ditto.
Qcpi 81. @iltert, Sleu Serlin. 8. s. Seeb,
tel, SeebtelsUile ,6cipcnreitb H. &us, Suss
taun. Dctsr Snatb, Olsp. Gamuel <obatb,
$ctahspille Saeob Slsin, Scrn. S.9tump
0leumanstaun. ls3m. SLIDER, 5soslbera.
Samuel O1ocr Staubsturs. Sobn 5cf:
man, Smfina @prins. wm. II. 9. Sanper
fife womelsborf. $ptt Benlcn, DO. Gam.
Dl. Nlthaus, O1aipenerief. 3. s. Mobr,
Wobrspille.
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9ou0laspille, 2(pril Is, lS43.

i9r. Oafslsp -Mtsin SoDn, gomuno qsot
bate bic Serofula fir orsi Sabre lang out
cine ibmrSlite uno b6dit fiirhtsrd)e art,
wabreno Wslebsr 3sit sr css @sbroubsS fener
'@leber beraubt mar, isin SoolS mb &cpf mar
NIT @sitbwirsn beosft. 2Sir 9sbraudbten ale
psribisbsnsn Wtittsl, aber cbne @rfrl9, Bis ,n5
empfcblsn ,puroe bon Or. Sobnion, BON geprs
rataun, uno ebsnfall6 Or. :Siaaf l9sifsr, bon
Neaoin9, Sbrsn Nsini9un9s Sprup bon Gar.
iaparilla ju 9ebraud)en, wopcn id) sini9e Sots
teln befam peren 8sbraub bic &ranfbet 4an,
aus eem Spifem tertrieb, uno taS &ino 9ss
lan9ts pisosr su poali9sr gsiunebsit pslbs sr
istoem ununterbrctben 9eniebt gum @rifaunsn
ps!sr Yesfcnsn, we!d)s ibn wdbreno fsnsr
Sranfbet 9sisben. Sb babe ss fir msins
pf1ibt 9ebaltsn unb ienbs Sbnsn eiefss 3suss
nib, oamt Nnbsrs, psld)e oieieltsn llsbsl in
ibrsn Samlisn babsn, wi6en mtssn wc ie sins
70 ibdsbare WeSi;in tefrmmsn ftnnsn.
Sbre aufrebti9e
Umelia gcaf.
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SsrfS @ountp Sanf 81 Nenpin9, -
Sentre citte iu Selsfcnts, 9tibIcsen
@itD Sanf ;u Yitt6bur9, lln9anabar
@clumbia Sridsn 9eieaiboft, Columbia
@orli5le oitto* Su @orlisls, Z
OpDlestaun Ditto at Ocplestaun, par
Cation ottto* 5n Cation, par
grhan9e Ditto ,u pittsbur9, l
Certificate
Yctt S1cteu l
grhan9e 3tpei9 ju SplioaDsbur9, |
ecrtticate
erie Ditto Su erie, 4
Sarmsrs II. Growers ;u 9Sapne6buro a
DO iabltar in eurrant Sonbs 4
SarmerS unS Ditto SittoSu pittsburN 9sbr
SormsrS uno eitto %. gu Sapstts Sc. .9sbr.
Sarmsrs uno Do su Srencafle acbrodb
Sranflin Ditto iu Eaibin9tpn, |
Sarmer6 8anf .. 8udS @tD 4. 8rilfpl, par
Sarmsrs Ditto BON qaneaifsr* ;u 2antaiisr :
8armsr6 pittc, bon 9isabino* su &ea. par
joarrisbur9 Ditto gu 6arrisbur0, ?
,6nrmonp Snlftute ju JSarnonp, unoano,
6one6bols Sanf 81 ocnsscale, II
iountin9ocn Ditto Su i2untinebcn, unaano,
Shnldtd ONO 5n Ss'olStduf, un9an9.
Qanfaifer 30. iu Qonfaifsr, 2
$ancatcr ganntp Sanf, 5u <ancalter
Qebancn Do. ;u Qebancn, )
Qumberman's DO. AT Barren, acbrc(brn,
Warrietta II. Susqueb. SrabiuoSp. uuob
Msrbants II. Manuf. Sanft pitt5bury
Certificate I
Dleebanies Banf, pittsturs, bctria.
Moncn9obela oittr BON SraunSpiae, o
pot 0tcten p
Wiuers Sanf ppn pcttspiGe, II
Tcrtbern Ditto BON ga. su Ounoaff, unab.
Ncrttumbl. II. @olb. .Sf. su Mitcn, un9b.
q. Weifern Sf. p.pa. MeabeYiae, 9eIhl. |
0teu Salem Do. SaYette @aunty, betruq
Torthamptcn Sanf su 9laentaln> s.
q. s.. Delaw. Srilden SO. su g. s.. seihl.
Office Der Sanf bon pennf. Joarrsb. + 9sbr.
Office % DO qoncafer s aebr.
Cfftts % % &sobing i 9ebr.
Office DO Do Cation 3 asbr.
3apsis Der s.. Staaten* pittSburs, eebrob.
DO. %. b. iu erie, %.
DO. 90. DO. su Beaver. Do.
Office bsr Stuplfia Sanf, port Carbon 5
9I9rieul. II. Wanuf. 8f. su Carlisle, sebr
Stlper Safe 8anf at Wpntrofe, aefd,lplf
sapcrsple 9eIawars Srlifsn 60. 25
Spmanba DO. su Scwanoa, ~
Union DC. Sn llntcntaun, 9ebrpeb
DO. 5u @reensbnr9, 9efdlc.
lBilfesbarre 8riiden 60. jH gSilf. unaaua
lBsif Sranb Sanf, 9EilamSport 6-2
Sanf Sn Btlfesbarre 2
Ycrf bittc* ST Oprf, Z
Sanf Su perrpopplis, unsan9
DieS1oten BON ben init a be3eidneten8an>
ZEN perbea nidN in 0epoft gencmmen ater
III psn betrefsnoen Banfen ausasneeblelt.
9ie init bs3eebnet seben feinsHo Hotsn aus
.1s Gelatpare.
Sanf y. .Btllnin9tcn u. .Sranoewins tBilm par
Sanf BON 9saware*, 9Silmnston par {
Sanf bon 6nirna, Smrna, . bar
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Sb bsfhcinise biermit, oa6 meins 9oebter
0ebeeea lanse 3eit iber sro6e Stbmer3en in
alien ibrn @lieDern sstlaa. bate, lte mar
BON cinem lercful6Ien 4usiblase beoeft, NOS
cureb (te perbnoert purpe bre @eihafte in
Der Samlie 5u perridten, 'pesen Wtatflstelf
uno Sebpdhe; ibre >elesn waren tat i'ner
trasliet mir prcblrten alls elnpfepleneh
Olttel ater obns erfcla. 3Slr baffen pon
ccn 9Bunpsrn bon ". 2S. Oaeelsp's Sarta'
parilIa Sprup schbrt, mir problrtsn lpn' ole
Sclse pappn mar, ibre Geinapbslt, wcl6e
Gebr seIunfsn mar, ,purbe itbueIl pteoer pers
scitsllt ump lte mar fit pem @ebrouth oeltel'
ben immer wobl, mas beinabe 5pel Sapre
llne. Seb ,pinItbe, pab Secrrmann NIT eles
isr ltbastaren Wepisu besannt nerpsn mofb'
tc. Dapio Barley,
gcntate( bon Ober ScriL Serts 60.
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Sarmsrs Sanf pom Staat 9sla,p. Dcpsr, par
%. DO. Sweig,s lBilmin9tOn, par
%. DO 3mei9, Gsorsstorum, par
90. DO. 3wsi9, HsW @affls, par
n"'o" @ cunt Su Nilmln9ton, par
Slslns ytotsn unter 5 Sbl. bis III
Step Serlep,
Sslpibsre Sanf' su Selpiesrs. ..., n
burlington SO. Sanf, Mspforb, por
Commercial Sanf Ysrtb 9(mbcu II
Cumberland Sanf* Sribaetcn, nor
Warmers Sanf* Wcunt 6oup nor
Sarmers II msebanits 8ant, ,Nabmap 4
Farmers II Medbanies DO Mllooletowu al
Olcrris 60. 8aut+ O1crristcwn III
Wshanits 8anf, 8urlinstcn par
W1setanies DO Sleparf /
W1sebanes II Wlannfaetures oc# 3renteu mar
Morris Canal u Sr. Go. S1.sS gitp, unab.
'pet Sfeten rnsan9bar
Slcwarf Sanf Snf Go. Slcwarf II
Orange Sanf', Orange Isl
psrples Sant, paterfoa Il
prinestcn 8anfss, princetom nar
@alsm Samtins gc*, Salcm par
9tate Sant*t, Sls,part
State 8anf" ellSatetbtown ]
State 8anf* gareen par
Sl"'t O"Ht " 2Otorrts U(otrlStClpu J
State Sanf Stem 8ruusmit mar
SufIer Sanf@ Sleptcn II
Srentcn Sanfins Co. 3rcnton mar
Union Sant* Ocper ~
q o"nt " ~ StIhs'ol1t Srnns,rif sebrob.
S",msre st:s q. o. @ oes.e"n.es ~ 2oant %. setroh.
sHe.. et"nI.an y Sans eI Ss.S: Ssrlepeitp sebrcet.
Serisp eitp Sane, Ssrfep gity SebreI
10 .
~, 0,.,v"M'ss 0anF, t. spatfsrien sebrrh.
,""m,".."tsSs Sn"".s"tu 20 oaht, SsllplAe sebroh.
Slelp 5ofs 9a 8r. Cos {amtertpius ~
81 : Wanuf. II 8anfins 60 5okcfen aebro
81 : sprctetticn II scmbarp 8auf g g M
Paterlcn 8anf, paterIcn oskro%
@tate Sanf, sreGtou oskrO%
Sa'tm pbila. ONnuf Go Salem SekreI
'2oaIblnaton Sanfins Go 5afenIaf actrp
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SSiebti9 fir 2lne tuelcbe

leiben an
Snitelt Srfd(tun9en, 0unaenlibc(n,
9lusSetrllna, 2lithma
,lno alle Sranfbeiten Der
9un9c Quftr6brc II. unperoaulidrrit
Ses Sbr,u. s. Gpperfs
2ebens 8ol1Qnl.
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QDertb Der Yonfnotsn

aas bisjenssn 8anfsn, mslds init einem(ss)
Stern bcjeldnst ftnb, babsn snt,peber falibe
cber umsednbsrte Rptsn ppn psrfbsbenen Sss
nsnnun9en i'm umIaufe.
Aus NIT einem CD Rrsus besibnsten Sans
ten paren frtibsrbin ofentlibe 9spoIttsSanten
Die 9toten oerjsni9sn Sanfen, wsld)e mir
mt elnem @ebanfenHribe II beEibnen,wers
cen pen ben SrpferS nibt angenpmmeu.
penniplpanien.
Sanfen in philadelphia.
Namsn. 9isecnto in Yblab.
Sanf Don Ncrtb 2(mrifa* par
grrtbern qibertie6. par
psnntDlpania* par
penn Sauni6ip* par
Der Ser. Gtaat.' 26 bis 81
Commercial SanfI* bon psnnippanisn par
warmers II. We1anlte Sonf par
0iraro oitto+ d
@irarO Ditto (stepbsD* in pbjl'a ssibloiT
&ehlln9tcn %. par
Senltnstcn Sapina Sntituta =
O'ertbants 8ant Don Ybllac. bctrs6.
WcDmcnilng Sanft, par
Utdnut. II. WtebdncS par
Wehanics Sanf in pbiPa, par
Wanuel >abor 8anf (S.B.9pct) sebr.
pennlplOania SaDiuss Sant betriis.
philadelphia Sanf* par
pbilaoelpbia Sapins Sntltnt 9cbrohn.
pbllaeelpbia $oan Comp. 90.
penn 3cmnIhip SaU Snlt. -
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-19
LOUISIANA.

The first gun is fired. The people have
spoken for the first time since the Baltimo-
rean farce of the eth of May, ard we pre-.
sumo our polkat neighbors will comprehend
the significance of their language.
For ourselves, although we gave place to
promise from a Wing paper in New Or
leans, that the Stale would 90 Wing at this
election, yet our settled opinion has been
that the Texas fever, backed by the Texas
scrip, would sweep it like wild-hre. We
looked only to certain defeat in a State
which from its position must certainly feel
deeply interested in the success of any cam
didate who would promise the annexation of
Texas, with whom she was on terms of the
most intimate intercourse.
How much we moderated the sterling
Wing frmness Of Louisiana, and overra,ed
the vitality Of the strange ticket resored to
al Baltimore as the last resort of despairing
Locotocoism, the result shows clearly.
Last year the city of New Orleans went
against us, and the Locos elected all four
of the members of Congress. Now, in spite
of Texas, Polk & Co., we have carried the
city. elected tmo out Of the tour members of
Congress, carried both branches of the Leg
islature, and majority of the Constitutional
Convention.
This opens the campaign with glory
enough, and we only ask a continuance of
such demonstrations, to ensure a complete
triumph to our glorious cause.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-19

to the people of Vermont honestly, and
make the avowal.
We are for continuance of the Tariff of
lS42. So is Mr.. Clay. This is the Wing
ground. Here we stand, and we ask the
True Democrat if it can say as much. Toe
the mark, gentlemen. Do you advocate
continuance or repeal Of the present Tar.
if? And what do you pretend Mr.. Folks
views now 10 be on that question Let us
have no lodging, no CANNON about Incl
dental protection" revenue Tariff" and
such stuff, but give us your views on the
presen: state of things, and those of your
leader. If our memory serves US right, your
party, almost in a body, went Cor repeating
the present Tariff last winter, but we sup.
pose you claim to be released from the re.
sponsibiily Of what you did then, because
you have been forced to right about face b,
your Southern masters since then. VIVA
we want is the present standing of the Taril
of lS42 in your political thermometer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-19
THE LAND DISTRIBUTION.

We apprehend that sufficient importance
is not attached to this question as connected
with the stability of protection.
The chief reason why the Wing party in
sist upon this measure, aside from the un-
questionable justice of giving to the States
their own property, is this, that ii is insepa-
rable from the safety and permanency of the
Tariff. No certainty can exist as to what
revenue may bo needed from duties on inI-
ports, so long as it is left dependant on what
may be required after applying the land rev.
enue. And this very fact alone will contri-
butte to cause tine fuctuation so destructive to
the interests which lean upon protection.
When the Tariff is high enoug to protect
domestic industry, the country prospers, and
men earn money to buy public lands with,
and they 90 and take them up; then the land
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-19
THE CONTEST.

The glorious spirit of 1910 is more than
aroused IN every quarter of the country.
Every where the Wings are hockng to the
standard of Clay, Frelinghuyson and the
Country. Gatherings are now witnessed
every day, such as only took place on great
occasions in 1910. The least notice is suf.
ficient to bring out the indomitable Wings
by thousands. In New York, especially, the
fire burns brightly. Five or six meetings
have lately been held in different parts Of
the State, in numbers varying from five to
fifteen thousand. In Michigan, meeting Of
5000 met at Detroit not long ago. In
Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Geor.
GA, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Massa.
chusetts, the people have been gathering
to hear the words of noble and true champi-
ons of the great cause. Every where the
most unyielding confidence, backed, howev-
er, by determination to leave no effort un.
tried to ensure success, characterizes the
Wings. They know and feel that then
cause and their candidates are safe before
the people, especially when opposed by an
uexa.ion, free trade, radicalism and disunion,
led on by so puny whipsler asNJames X.
Polk.
In our own State the Wings are mar
shallng to arms" with an alacrity that sets
doubt at defiance. County Conventions now
call out as many people as some States could
muster in 1910, on State occasions. All is
going right, and Vermont should be as she
is, looked to with a confidence and hope
proportionatc to her unsullled Wing reputa.
ton in by-gone DAYS.