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STAINBURN'8
VEGETABLE EXTRACT ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS

are the best antibillious medicine ever ussdITbsy
are strongly Recommended to all those WhO ere
suffering with bilious fever, fever and Aguo, sseG
headache, &e., as being an infailiblO and asV-
er failing remedy. The StainbuTn anti-biI-
IOus pills have also been founi eminentIy ben.
efcial in the following eOmplsiBss: Liver com
plants, Theamatism, piIeSr. drdbsy, ASTHMA,
dyspepsia. enlaEgeinentOf tbesllssRs shesEtbum,.
female ObsIrueiiOns, ineipient dIaBhOea ,Ssss6f
appetite ,habitual coStiveness, distensiOn Of thS
spinach and bowels, Aatulenee, furrsd tongue.
nausea, collie, jauRdiee, bIOtched' or aaIlsR
complexion, and in sil cases Of tOrpOr 81 tie
boweb where aPure speTient6r eathaFtic medi-
cine is needed. From the fact Of their being
formed entirely of extracts tbeY,are not unplea-.
SAINT to take: particularly mild,sS their opera.
tiOn, producing no gripping OF naus0a. Of the stom.
aeh, and still all powerful to eradicate Diseases
and purify The bloOd and fluids. -,
The JoLIoring IsJTONs an eminent Physieisw
in South CaTOliAa:
WGentlemen:-J have made much nsS.o1
your vegetable Extract Pills = eases of BiIliouS
Fever and Obstinate constipation Of be Bow
els. and have found them singulaTly bsneheiaI :
| / have also prescribed them in easesof GeusFns
Debility, Sick Headache and Diseased Liveyp
and have found them - be a safe and very en-
/ cient medieIne.o
Ex'raetfrOm letter from Mr.. HoIhsby, u
Maine:-
|Dear Sir:-I m in want Of smother supply
Of IOur Pills, and hope you win send them right
OF, as have not box .Oh hand; and many q
my customers are very aRxfoBs TO get them.
am happy to inform you that your iDestimabls
medicine has done a world Of good in this town ,
many of our neighbOrs who have been enmpIaia-
ing for years past Of DisPepsia, COstiveness, and
Bilious Attaeks, have, bV the use of your Ex-
tract pills, become quite well and heaTty--y0u
had better send me twice as many as you sent
me the last time, By way Of POTtlaBd.''
Believe me, respected Sir, yours,
J. HOLMSBY.
This Esilhahle Medicine iS sold in boxes, eos.
tanning thirty pills, at 25 cents per box. By D.
~ Stewart. Georgetown
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AIso

.
One hundred and forty eight and one half
aeFesof land Beginning alta stone north east
corner to g. Black, thonee north, 234 poles 70 a
whitooak and stone. thence south, 81 west iO5
poles to double Whitsoak corner t. John Mar
shall, themes south, II degrees Nsft, "a poIesto
a whitooak in Thombkins original line, thence
south 1876 2 10 poles 20 a hickory and stone,
thsneo north, 77l east, Il3 poeS to the begin.
ning. To be sold as the real estate Of James
NJ Middleswart at the suit Of Noah iIite. VAL
usd al ton dOliarsp per .4ers.
also,
In lot in the town Of Ripley Brown county
Ohio, No. 80. Va ued al $500. To be sola as
the estate OF Chancey Shaw At the suit Of john
BarTeehman.
The following deIeribed rea! estate, % wit:
A certain parcel Of lai containing forty Elk
aetes more or less, lying and bting IN said
county OF Brown, and bounded as follows. Be
ginning at black walnut, sugarree and white
oak, north west corner Of Joseph Evans survey
No. 1918, running thence north, 56 degrees
east, 102 poles to a stone, thence north 81 de-
grees west, "a pTIes to a stona in the road in
suck run; thence down said run south 623 de .
grees west, II poles to stons, north 50 1-2 de-
gress west, 30 poles to a stone in said run.
hence south, So degrees west, lis poles II 2
sugaFtress dOgwO7d and redbud il tne origin-
al line Of Samuel Ward, survey; thence south,
6 degrees east, IS polesto tbs boginntng. 70
he sold as the realestaie Of John Kerr st the
suit ofJohn s. Lane. Appraised TO Eve dol
lars per acre .--Terns cash.
ALSO. EG
The following real estate, being II: No. ono
hundred aud sixty, No. 16O) in the town Of
Ripley Blown county Ohio, valued at $50 dol
lars. To be sold as the real estate 0f jesse
Harlan at tho suit of Robert Gilliland and
Ftanklin Blanchard VS.. said Harlan.
ALSO,
al those certain in lots in the town Of New.
hope Brown county OHIO, known by their nusI-
bers, four, twenty two, twenty three, and twen-
ty four Nos. 4, %, %, g. "A Valued as
follows, 10 wit: No. 4, at 1000 dollars; No.
%, at 20O dollars, No. 90 at Is dollars, No. !.
"a at IS dollars To be sold Us the real estate
Of John Rstine at the suits of BlachlsY Strong,
Simpson & co. against JOAN Ristine, aud the
Fund Commissioners Of Brown county agains
Robert Hicks and John Ristiue.
ALSO,
Andrew Nevin, Petition for parti-
VS. Iiii0R Of real es-
Jesse PetyjOhn tate.
The following real estate, containing
ESQ acres) eighty nine acres, situated in
Brown county Ohio. To wit. Beginning
at three small white oaks, thence south,
65 deg west, i63 poles TO two hickories
ash and white oak, thence south, 25deg
east 81 poles TO an ash sugarlTec and dog
wood, thence north, 55 deg. e. 63 IL
poles TO two sugartrees, thence MS W
n poles TO the beginning; part Ofa
entry made in the Dame Of Brown an
Mitchell No 1876. Terms, one third !
hand one third in six months aOd on
third in twelve months. The defSrd pay
menis 10 be secured by bond and approve
security, with interest from day of sale
Valued at s.. per acre. free Of dover.
WM' SHIELDS Sh'f. B. G. o.
Sheriff1s office, June 4. 1874.
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We are requested to announce THOMas
SHARP of Aberdeen as a candidate for
Sheriff Of Brown county.
Brown Common Pleas.

II. p. Irving and Others Guar
dian Of heirs ofthe MalgaretJ ones Petition to
decd. vs.. sell land.
Margaret lone's heirs. iIs
THE petitioners have this day filed their
petition in the CleEk'soffice oflhe above man
ed Court, stating that their Wafds,--hsln o.
Mafga :et Jones late Of Buckingham counsy
Virginia deed, are the Ownersof 1877 acres =
land in Brown county Ohio, part Of susssy
No, 1853 on Straight crock; and praying sa'a NY
Court 10 anthoFizesaid Guardians g seu w
sane-beeause II is necessary for ns
ance and is for the Benefit Of sad Ssus
next Term Of said CJuit the pens'Onsts .N VIM
ask foE orders accordingly. :, - s,p...,.
IL HAMER g. JoHHsTon' SoPs' iOr hsus' 0 =
MAY 18TH 1874. --6w
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Alfred g. Stitt& Mary e his
wife. e@ lu ehancery'
vs.
) osn Foster, widow and Nathaniel G. Foster
and others, childret, grand children aud
heirs Of jeremiah Foster deed
HEyHlE petitioners have this day fled their
bill In the Clerk'solice Of the above nam
ed Court, alleging that said Mary is a chill and
heir of jeremiah Foster deed. who died the
owner of lots Nos. AZ aud III in Ripley Brown
county Ohio; thar said Mary owns an undlvl-
ded eighth part thereof, and they pray partition
or sale ofssid property, so that her interest
may be assigned 10 them in severNlty; that
some Of said Fosters hairs reside in kentueky'
some in Pennsylvania aux Others il Wiscon'
stn Territory. Notice is hereby given said de-
fendehts that at the hext term Of said cour
application will be made for tho necessary or
ders to effect partition accordingly; all o.
which will more fully appear by references t'
said Bill. gH
fIAMEa & JOHNSTON, Soils. for Poprs.
May l5tg, 1874.
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Whsn ibsv have a hsnaaehsysr feel low spiFilsd,
: y. of de eamPhOr lsEsHgsS give iu@stiass
shermap's Poor mans Plaster.
Only l2A eentss and warranted better fbah I'D
'Ihef f1aIters lOf curing fhsBmatsn, L mbagos
pain or weekBess IN the side, bseast, bask, ~
any part Of the body wom On the lower paSi
Of the spine, they cure The lpiisss dFaas eOnne
ont BY the roots in shout two days. Thesd
are the eheaPes. sRd beet plast. 70 in he world
Manj persons would not be WitlIOut then foT -
many doll rs as they cost eenta Thsy arc
spread by maebiaoTy, and the enofmous quanti-
~ over one milliVa is cold every year. Rish
and poor, high ard low, al ages and eOnditioaS
use them. They afford sucF quick add astoa-
ishing relief that sosae call them the MagiE
Plaster. J.W. HoHie, Ese AT. Michael Mar
tin, GecFge ID Strong, ESQ b. CTomNfl, 9
multitude Of Others. who have experienced
such great and decided bensft from the eenuiaO
SheTman's Plaster, might TefeTed 20. Cas-
ton is necessary. See that JOu got he gsnup
in- SbeTman's Poor Mans PlaStsrs. Piintsd
directions are on the back Of each plaster. vith
a factsi,uite Of DR.. SlIeTmans name. May
spurious and worthless imits'ioDs are haWtoa
about; they should always b avofdsd-tgDt
none bat ShsTman's; his is sure 10 cure, and hs
alore possesses the secret Of making IL.
These medicines are for sale at
GeoEgstown, by D. y, Stewart,
Fsesburgb, Daniel Trout. sS~
HamefsVilIe, w. b. Wr;gkfs
Russelsville, L. mters KSwland.
Ripley, Ridgwsy sBA Credit.
Decatur, Tbonas ard West.
FaiTvisw, RoSeTt Patten.
Eckmansvii.e, John Morrison.
West IIDion, Wesley Lee
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Notice.

DY virtue of an afdef Of the eoh F4 81 Com4
Dmon Pleas Of Blown eOnaty Ohio issda e.
the SePSsHaAeE terra St,said eSurtI843, and ~
viyed at The April Term 1914, and 20 ne q.
Iected. J., Edward Evans, aduinittTutOF Of DE-
estate of William A. Frazer deed will exUsso
to sale at the front door Of the eOuTt hose il
said county, al public OuicTy, On Saturday IasD
22d day OF June IS4A, between the hours ol 10
O'eloe A. N. and O'Clock P. N on said day,
the following dete Iibed real estate to wit: Lot
No. "a situate in the toWn SsIdinia Din ssiG-
county with the sppuIt6nsntes sPd improve
ments thereon: subject 10 tie widows right d
dover in the premises, ths being endowed Of
the south lower room Of the flcBt building 10.
getheT with the Kitchen and 90 feet Of gloubd
on the south side Of said lot fen the front bull.
ding parallel with the line Oisaid lotto the west
line Of the same Upon the following teTms--onO
third in hand, one third in nine months and
cne third in eighteen months after the dsX a.
sale. The deferred payments 10 be, made SafS.
by good security, with intsnst tTCm day Of
sale. ,t f i. ..
| The ebove lots are OTdeTsd by the court 70 Be
sold as the property Of Vim. A. Frazer deed.
| by the Administrator to pay debts, and is val
ued, subject 10 dover, at $50 dollsrs.
EDwAAD 7. EVANS, AdmF.
l. Nav OT lRAA z 80
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May 21, 1e44.

hAThe Citizens of Brown sountF Who are Ia
ooTiWg under diseases arising from impuTltiss b.
the blOod-shonId heveT disPair Of being brought
N = sound state ofhealib Shtil they havP tried
Wright's Indian vegetable Pills.
They are the mosI Efficient medicine ever in
troducedtS the public for all diseases arising
from impurities 0fthe blood.
| Wright's Indian Vegetable PilswilI always
prove an easy, safe and efficient Ismedy,. II
the following diseases: Billioua intermitteAf
rsmitttent & inAamaiOry feVs fewer & AguS
iaundeo, cholera morbus, nausee, liver com-
plant, habitHal costiveness, dispepsis, dTopsy,
appoDlexy sick dache, colds coughs, ,eOnsvmpr
| tion, asthma, alldiseases arising from inpu-
rites Of the blood. :. - o.,
Iii should be remembered, when the tbeIT oU4
ster stands at ninety degrees in the shade, Ibst
the process Of digestion is performed with pvek
extreme languor, that our food instead Of bsiMw
speedily dissolved and converted into nutriment
FOR the body, often becomes setually spoiled. q
purified in the stomach. Hence bad breath.
disagreeable taste in the mouth, eholie. paire,
dysentery, cholera morbus, ,INFLUENZA. az
other diseases, 81,
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills are : eerfa.
cure for all the above dangerous complains, 80
cause they cleanse the aIimentrry canal teen
all those bilious ahdpu,rid hgmOrs which aqC
ths cause, not only Of all disorders Of she bou.
elIss put Of every malady incident ste NAN
They also aid and improve digostion and purity
1 the blood, and therefore give health and vieos
ltoihewhola frame, as well IS drive pain oI
every description fromths body.
! Ii should be remembered, all genuine medi-
i cine has Wright's Vegetable Pills neatly print
al 81 the sides of the boxes and that IL the o..
, Wrirht's cannot be found, all is positiveH
fr9 AGENT for the sale ofthe shove nsmsl
4 Yf;vht,s Indisn Vegetable Pillsg II GrereefewI
An 81 aDql. sTFWART.
5 Al. STRousE, Higginsport. k-.-, Il,
t Il. NowLAND, Rus elsiiie.
! srLAs TuoiiAs, pscstHf. = I'VE
. July 2Sds ls43.h sah sf gfne
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Notice.

The undersigned will hereafter prac tice lawir
partnership, in tho several courts Of Brown coul
ty D. Theirofic is ip front ofthe court hous
whore they will alwaysbs found, unless absenl
on Profe essional business. All matters con6det
to their care willbe attended to with fdelity
AID nunctuality. T. i. HAMER. :,
S. .W.JOHNSTON
MAY 9Th, 1s43.
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Known common Pleas.

Alfred 6. StitfN Mary e his
wife. - lu ehancsry'
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Gun Making and Repairin g

by ths Snbseriber, 10 Augusta, Ky, on Hig
yet, ntst eorneI above tae College.
BLACkSMIfHING carried on, on the
same lots IN allits various branches. Calls ia
either business will be attended to on the
shortest notice. New RIFLES always ou
hand--warranted nOtinfsrior tcany.
NJ. SELLS.
N. B. l want quantity Of good euTIed gun
toeks, for which will give Liberal price.
NJ. s.
Augusta KY, June 18th .ls42.
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thence with DAYS line north, 30 deg .easi, /,
9 poles 10 r. B. Dobbin's land. thence
With bis line north, IS west, 76 poles,
thence north, 81 l,2 weai, Al p les TO
jonble sycsmorc: thence across ihe creek
south, 81 wesl.l2 poles 10 the beginning,
containing 80 ~ acres. To be sold IS
The real estate Of Dent Thomas At ,ke
suits Of William Cahill. Clark g. Wells
and George HOUSer. Valued at 1920,
90.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

FREEMEN OF VERMONT !--one week from
your votes for Electors Of President and Vice
President of the United States, and thereby
determine the destiny Of the nation. Are
You ready for the question! Have you set
lied in your own mind which measures Of the
parties YOU would like to see carried oct
Have YOU come TO the conclusion that II
would be for the interest Of your country and
YOUR own individual interest, to have the
present Tariff destroyed-to have Texas,wilh
her twenty millions Of debt and her war with
Mexico, annexed TO the United States, and
thereby giving more territory and power to
Slavorv; or do you wish to see the Tariff pre-
served, Texas left to herself and Slavery
restricted within the smallest constitutional
bounds. These questions are for you to de-
eide, and " i'll be decided on that day. so fn
as Vermont is concerned. viii you there
fore suffer yours Ives to b, idle OH thu
eve of this important contest Let ever,
wing he at his post--let there be thorough
organization Of the party, and let the shiI
he cleared for aclon--provde means ofcon
veyance 10 the polls for all who need-an'
above all be there YOURSELF and see that you
neghbor is with you. Let no one sta
at home because Vermont is safe. Let he
show her strength, and speak with VOC
that cannot he misunderstood. Let her SHOW
TO the world that whatever others may do
she will not give her support TO measure
that will ultimately prove her ruin-and lie
her show by her majority that she is the tru
friend of FRrEDoM.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

BALTIMORE MUNICIPAL ELEcTloS Col.
Davies Democrat, is elected Mayor ol Bal
tinore. 10y majority of 4gS votes. The
Democratic majority at the election Tor Gov
ernor, was rising Of 1900. The Wings re-
tanned their whole voTe, and even gave Two
more than they threw for Governor; but The
non.residen, gentlemen, who made up tie
democ ratio majority on tia. occasion. no\Ns-
ing forthcoming, for various and obvious rea-
sons, the maj,riiy for their party was dimlnD
ished 722 votes.
The democrats also carried both branches
Of the City Council, where they have in joint
ballot majority Of eighteen totes.
/ Ono. Bartley's majority for Governor
will be not far from 5000. In the LeGsia
ture the Wings have majority Of six in ~
Senate and eighteen in tho House.
New JERSEY. The official majority OF
Stralton, the wing candidate Tor Governor,
is 1868 over the Democratic candidate. The
Abol,ionists threw abou, 100 votes.
ARKANSAS. This State has probably gone
Wing. The New Orleans Bee Of The l7t1
inst. says "'rhe intelligence we published
a day or two since, from Arkansas, IS con
frmcd by later advices. Capt Worm'N' ol
the Steamboat Louis Philip, direct from LIZ
tie Rock, reports that every county IN the
State had been heard from, and that tn
Wing candidate for Governor was elected b!
$50 majority. Also, that the wing candidal
for Congress, David Walker, was probably
elected"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
THE ELECTIONS.

For the next two weeks the elections and
their results will continue to be as they ought
TO be of most engrossing interest. No dear
er or more precious trust was ever commit
ted 10 man than the right TO vote. This right
and The considerations exercise OF II is the
orea, and The only sufficient guarantee 10 the
freemen for the continued enjoyment oi prop
eny, Of life, Of personal security and honor
Despisod p by common consent deemed mia
mors by man should he be a. condemned by
God, etern, justice he surely will be who
in his own person shall violate this trust ol
VINO meaner sill shall suborn unOiher TO vio.
late it. The American people should arousf
themselves upon this subject. They should
be allowed 10 themselves by good and con,
sceu,ious men. by honest and true pair OF
of all parles-snd such there are in all PAL
lies until the free exercise OF this heaven civ.
en- trus, is guarded by the wisest and mos
efficient restraints OF hum an law, AID by III,
/ stern rebuke and irresistible influence of al
/ enlightened public opinion that shall hold al
men infamous who shall iamper with III,
sancily ofihe elective franchise. Our adop
ted fellow citizens have deep stake in Nj
mater. Win an unparalleled, perhaps az
unwise liberaliiy, The right TO vote and III,
doof TO political Influence has been thrown
wide open TO them II is for the upright and
I as1 ia.elligc7, among them 70 determine by
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Adj
SENATE.

o'clock T, NJ
Resoiuiioas From the House. ASST IN.
ing Thursday next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for
the election OF Bdgadier General Of the
ilh Brigade, % division; passed
HOUSE.
Eagrossei BIS Rcloiing to common
schools, leSemping poor from school tax
on certain con1nions;) assessing a TX on
Addison county --bolh passed.
RfsoluiioaS By Mr. Bailey, to elect a
General IN The f1unh Brigade 10 place of
Sen Pemeroy on Saturday noatat 10 A.
NJ, passed. BY Mr. MauheWson. directing
the committee on roads to inquire into the
onpedlency oirequiring roads lail out bv
county commissioners 10 be built a, the ~.
pense Of the eoon'y passed By NJ,
. Thompson, as TO the eSpedieney Of having
county eonh jurors. 81 Is per day: oass,d
BY Mr. Whh claw, as To allow if,yelino
iees 10 Jurors passed BY Mr. McLoud =,
TO sapeaicney % allowing 10 each membero
easalfycomrsniesl horse tree from taxation
passed. By Mf Bacon, As to eIpodiency .
ineteasing pay OF witnesses al county court,
passed
Biis Ialrodgced By Mr Winsow il
addition 10 chapter 10 Il s. (sIing bouu,
tcn s,is } which sasuf,rlcd - The comui
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

he use that is made Of ,us privilege Who'll.
II is saie To giant lis further cnu,aua,,.
The right to vote rs each individual CHM.
should lie accorded to them as fully ,s f., Id
other cuizen-. but II IN the exercise of A..
raht n. continue TO I've s,tnos, cn,tely s,l
cd hy appeals to them as Foreigners or M,
still uy appeals To them as catholics. o,u,,.
Ut all. II IN addition to this owing To- tbr,, ,,
vote, 10 vote bot once, and that Ia the p,a,,
where by law they are allowed To-, the, ,..
tinue to allow themselves 10 be sold as ram.
~ the SAMPLES and to give thoir suffrage,
when aud where, and in the number, and hv
the quantity that their masters urderLhe ppb
lie safety, and even the safety of these n,,
the right TO vote should be placed under p,.
Their and much more rigid restrictions. I'll.
great mass ofvolers OF both parties are 20,
sound upon this subject, aud the foreigner,
NAV depend upon II that fihey do moi aba,s
this evil for themselves, The Native born ,hi
zens Of these United States ~ all klud0e,,
but with complete ,horoughness and cfliccn.
ry will abale il for them, and the purity o(
the ballo, box, sanc,ilied by revolutionary
blood, and committed 10 their safe keeping
by the power that rules the world, they wit
preserve, peaceably if they can but at all ha1.
ards they will preserve,
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,,h,ch showed ,he n,cissi'y ofs,ci'rr coon
omy NJ D-wry objected as this sn,j,c'
h,J h,co fnlly m,,siiga,,d and saiIsl'c"'
~ rcpor had be,u made. The motion was
C.;,main Swain superintendent, OF the
state Prison. Swan l2O, h'cc ~ s''
crng II -. r. a.,
state Prison. .;s,,
Tho election Of directors Of the prlsoI,
was postponed to tomorrow morning. ANU
the senate withdrew.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

,r, Oh agteuhatc BY Ne Howe, ia o..
mcnAmrn, uf an act 10 promote and oucour,
aee aericuhorc ;eNcnding the oct to DO.
r,s.c inanuf,ciures and meehanic ars
which Was referred 10 the same commit.
zee
ELECTION OF L 5 SENATOR
CA motion 81 Nc Nclpuj there WAS a
call ofHo House & I'll the mrmtcts were
found 10 b. present When the Senate came
in and the joint asscmbl. r,sumcd balio,ing
With the l,llowiug rcsphs
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FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.
or KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
r HEODORE FRELlNGHU loEN
OF NEW YORK.
Polk against the Tariff

u-PThe following extract from Speech
delivered by JAMES X. POLK before the
neople of Madison County. on the Sd day oil
Anil. 1913, will show that he is and ALWAYS
has been an uncompiomising opponent OF
peoTecrIvr TARIFF
ssThe difference between the course OF me
r,oli,icaI Party with which he NlR. MIL
Toslbnows1 acts and myself l., whilst they
arc the advocates OF Distribution ana
s,lrr ruinous 10 the Interest of the Country.
and especially to the interests Of the Plant
ing S,afcs-I have steadily and at all times
opposed BOTH"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

As the lime for choosing Electors OF Pres
ident and Vice President is near at hand, we
publish the following table, showing the time
of holding The election in each S,ale-ihe
number Of Electors they are entitled to
and the vote cast in 1910, by each Of tho
STATES.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

The Nashville Union, the organ of Polk
aud Jackson. holds the following language
I'VE wish it borne in mind that the OPP
pressve Tariff of 1912. has been condemn
ed by every true democrat. and bv none more
decidedly Than Mr. Van llnr"n. THAT IT'S
PROVISIONS ARE VlEWED WITH ABB
HORRENCE BY GOVERNOR POLK g.
ALL HIS FRIENDS WE NEED NOT
REPEAT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

MISSISSIPPI. editor oflhe ficksDHfg
Wing, having just returned hom iouf over
the greater part Of the state; gness y a. MS
deliberate opinion tina, the r0ie o. t''ss'ss'P-
pi will 10 given for Clay nIl" I.nslshoing
he occasional lriamphs "hIch a ml'd' ,a
and dishonesty may hs's eenls'e 10. mere.
II would seem, from h' ,, a'' " r ~
brethren ihete are '0''"I y" Ii
press
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
FARMERS LOOK HERE

''1'he Wool-G Growers consider the duty
upon foreign Wool as impor'an, TO their pros
pcriv Thu opinion is founded in error" -
James X. Polk.
"Mv opinion il thai WOOL should6e duty
free - James *. Polk.