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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-16
"TO THE VICTOBS BELONG THE
Sp0IJS"
SICKNESS IN CHILDREN

And the suffering which they undergo fom
| "woRMs" often tend to a fatal termination. willie
the CAUSE is never suspected. Offensive breath,
! picking at the nose, grinding the teeth during
sleep, starting in sleep with fright and screaming
troublesome cough and fevershness, are some oI
| the prominent symptoms OF the presence of
worms. Il timely use of
sHERMAN's WORN LOZENGEs
will Immediately remove all these unpleasant
symptoms, and restore TO perfect health. Sister
| Ignatus, Superior of the Catholic Half Orphan
Asylum has added her testimony in their favor,
TO the thousands which have gone before. She
states that there over 100 children in the Asy-
lum, aud that they have been in the habit of using
Shermans LozengeS, and she has always found
them to he attended with the most beneficial ef.
fecs. They have been proved to be nfaibe ia
over 400 900 cases
CONSUMPTION,
| Influenza, Coughs, Colds, TPhooping Cough.
rightness Of the Lungs or Chest may be cured
Rev Dnius Anthony was very low from consump.
| ton, Jonathan Howarth, the celebrated temper.
| ance lecturer, was reduced to the verge OF the
grave by raising blood. Rev Mr. Dunbdr, of New
| York, the Rev Mr. DeForest, Evans elist in the
western part of this state Rev Sebastian Street
en- of Boston, the wife Of Erasmus Dihble, Esq.
! IN Moravia, and hundreds of others, have been
relieved and cured by proper use of
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGEs,
and no medicine has ever been offered 10 the PUB
lie which has been effectual in the relief Of
those diseases, or which can be recommended
with more confidence. They aay all itching or
or irritation, render The cough easy, promote ex-
pectoratOn, remove the cause, and produce the
most happy and lasting effects.
HEADACHE,
Palpi'aton Of heart. Lowness Of spirits, sea sick
ness, dependency, faintness cho'lc spasms, suut-
mer or towel complaints, cramps of the stomach.
also all the distressing symptoms Arising from free
living, Or a night of dissipation are quickly and
entirely relieved by using
sHERMAN's CAMPHoR LOZFNGEs
They act speedily and relieve in very short
space of time. giving tone and vigor 10 The sys-
tenn, and enable person using them 10 und,igD
great mental CT bodily fatigue.
RHEUMATISM,
weak back pain and weakness in the breast, back
limbs and other parts of the body are speedily and
effectuaIly relieved by SheymdnS Pour ylaH's
PA err, which costs only I2t cents, and is vita
in e reach Of all. SO great has become tbs
reputation of this article that one million will not
begin TO supply The annual demand. 1t is &C
knoweGged TO the best Strengthening plaster in
the world.
BEWARE OF Exposition.
DR. Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster has lis name
with directions printed on the back OF the Plaster.
aud 0IS- fac Simile 20 Of the Doctors written
name under The directions. None others are gen
une, or to he relied on. DR. Sherman's Ware
house is No. lO6 Nassau st. New York.
7eow6m =. Ross, agent, Brandon.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-16
GLASS WARE.

Lamps, Candle sticks, common, cut and
glass tumblers, screw cap mustard and
pepper cruets, looking glasses, ink
stands, &C. &C.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-16

IL Let the public be on their guard
Other " Bllsams" and mixtures are some
times imposed on the unsuspecting for the
genuine D.. Wistar's Basam of Wild
Cherry. Some, for the purpose of sue
ceeding better in their schemts have used
a part of the name of the genuine, as
Phoenix Balsam of Wild Cherry" "Bal'
sam of Wild Cherry, Comfrey, &C., y
"Syrup of Wild Cherry"
HENNIKER, Jan, "a. 1914.
Mr. Isaac BUTTs:
Dear Sir,-W We have been fortunate in
selling The four doz. DR.. Wlstar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry which you sent u.s. We
want Iour doz more at once, as we are en-
tirelv out, and have calls for it every day
II is doing acOnders here for the sick.
Yours Respectfully,
WALLACE & CAMPBELL.
WARREN s. BLISS,
Agents, Brandon.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-16
HARDWARE.

Knives and forks pocket and pen knives.
states, Carpenters large and small lead
pencils, gun caps, avis, gimble's, SHOW
els, spades, screws, zinc, copper, &c sc.
Shoe, cloth, shaving, and paint
BRUSHES, Clothes lines, shaving
BOXES, sc. sc.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-16

lambs, the committee made no award, re-
marking that upon this leading stock of
the county the competition was great and
opinions various, and that they had not
had time 10 make thorough examination.
A future award Of premiums will be ans
nounced, accompanied with much more
extensive report.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-05-01
AND PUBLISHED BY
sCHOCEl g. SPERENG.

-rPNS-Two dollars per annum In advance-Two dollars
ouarter half yearlyand ii paid before the end OF
c Ts3 Two dollars and half Those who receive their
~ by carrier stage drivers employed by the propre-
'' rili he charged 81 l-2 cts. per year. extra.
anerS discontinued until all arTearageS paid except
, me option of the Editors.
- advertisements not exceeding square (Sxteen nes)
be inserted three weeks for dollar: twenty-five cents
yery subsequent insertion larger proportion
.sra discount VIII be made to yearly advertisers
- A, letters addressed 10 the Editors be post paid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THE TYLERTTES!

This poor abortion OF party have long since
discovered how Polkery had treated, and meant to
trent them that ia to kick them scorntully out OF
the numerous Offices which they had appropriated;
20 hunt them down like wolves, and show them
no moro mercy than is shown a wolf: not only To
turn them out of place, but to demand and TO re-
cefve too, great credit from the American People,
for extermnating the adhcrents Of Traitor =
Tr,e-Col. Polk owed much TO Tyler and Tyler
ismt They camc to his assistance at the crisis ::
they brought along with them the whole patronage
Of the Governmont--some 10000 offices, and
probably I4O,OUO promises which are much more
effective in electioneerng than offices themselves
But what then! Is not Col. Polk elected Docs
he any farther require rylerian assistanccl And
was il ever known otherwise, but that the traitor
was spurncd after his treason was effected!
For ourselves, we love To hear the groans OF
Tyierism. Yes-it corroboratcs the surety that
there is Retribution-that there is n power above
which shapes our ends, rough hew them how we
will"
We quote the following
"Ex-PREsIDENT TYLER AND THE PRESENT
ADMINISTRATIONS.
1.-THE Philadelphia American Sentinel. atrbu,ins the
resu, Of the late Presidential Election President Tyler
and his friends openly reproaehes tho present Admnsra
with ircachey in failing execute their part OF the
implied contract by which the good Offices oi the party
were to DO compensated with good Offices by the other
party.
I'VE think" says the Sentenc, "hat great injustice has
been done many OF the friends Of President Tyler, who
CALAMITY assisted in tho achievement OF the lao important
victory Of the Democratic party. We well remember that
when the friends OF President Polk earnestly cndear
oring ut period Of great darkness and uncertainty, 10
ride gu, tho s,o tho friends of President Tylor
the Aud after the threatened vessel had reached
the desired haven it certainly of ireachcy for
those who had been thus CALAMITY aided, to turn upon
these friends need repudatc their services, and throw
thesi overheard"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06
C0MMERGIAL REC0Rn.
NEW YORK MARREr, Oct .. ., 2. NJ.

/ II % Y
The saes of reached 1900 baes; yesterday $500
bslcs pecs snf Four b heavy, - 623 for straight
forward brands of Genesee; 1900 bbs ordinary brought
- IS; 100 bbls. handsome Michigan brought - So
no change in Souhe.n flour; $50 bu handsome Virgins
wheat brought vs. 500 bu. rye sold CD cts; $500
bu. at So cts. .-r So ls
A cargo OF Southern corn and 2100 bu whiss Jeney
bought by tho distets both 81 Sc lbs; i5OO
ba yellow Jersey tor cosswsc shipments NJ 60c the mar
kct cleared OF barley at 593c; Canal Oats <ie.
Porn is heavy, new may be made ., lasise under I'll
and SlI.
Beef may he quoted at Ssas fos me.s- Butter and
Cheese quite ia demand.
No change in Fish.
A sale OF country Tallow at Tie 10.
The dis,lcrs selling whskey in drudgs casks at %
cts; bbls bring - cts.
Sterling bills % il0 prem; francs 525s231.
7. :. Evcnng.-The sale. oi Cotton tor the day reach
:. 900 bales. prices se 10 higher.
Some further sales o flour have been made for shipment
to Europe.
10000 lbs whaebonc have been sold ut 81 f north
crn; goldfish have brought s9.59.-JouS Con-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06

THE "ARDENT YOUNG vIRGINIAN."-Great
curiosity has been manifested find the great un-
known who irs turned If flee and afterwards
Washington, and got better place. 4 Washing
correspondent says'fho world j. longer be ~
ignorance tbs extensively interesting question The
magnanimous individual - a. q. SOUTHILL, who was
formerly Live Oak Agent ~ louisiana having been APP
pointed by President Tyler, aud who suppanted by
Colonel Jno r. H. Claiborne, FIX. VI. e., Editor Of tie
Kew Orie-ns Joiersonian Republican. The better office
which has been provided for t "lfIen young Vrginian
is created purpose, and consists in upenn
iendint 81 the 81 the pfssshf Live oak Agent
som, iing Oi that sprt.--N y. EJp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06
Woasy ManoI.-Ths Boston Post says.-

Oar banks also increasing their csptsl tho in
cTcnsuR commerce aud trade OF city needs
tended accommodation The Merchants has already voted
to add another half million To ~ capital, and the State will
~ annual meeting, consider the expodency Vt addi.
ton 10 is eHsng capital, which - s 100000. Bank
dividends will show gOOi average, the isst six
haze gwen ihem full aud lucrative employment without
sny losses Of Consequence, sud returning confidence
shown these dreaded For ihs yssi
at least, tie surplus unemployed capital in tins city
State s pretty well bespken by those enterprises aud cn.
RBgemens already Contracted. and n can squeeze Ou
enough u fll the Ogdonsbug Subscription the balance
IN baud will be- very snail.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06
I AND IN CHARLES CITY, on JAMES

- kver for ac. ca d AMI Enown North Bend
d"nes Of TIE iIe Jan nee containing by survey,
acres situated ~ Of 10. finest bods Virginia
"lin few hours n" Nursp Richmond Petersburg IN
high ta" oi ~ proven NJ fr the application Of Lin.
ADJOINING the lanes of 20. q HAIRS
al" by h. HIs uior Tho T. royihcs. Eco, be sth
Day October neii The union Of hose Estates
one oi ie nsi desiIabc and valuable Plantations
ms- and ah'd an tuniy for the n,c ipa
"hieA Will -e IN occuf ED hes plantations healthy AMI
p aht csrnc"s wfh eyefy fae of living River and
'fe'ks Astounding wih h- fowl and the
ND tIIry TIL '"l lisl,sd Tobacco Com Wheat u
latter having reduced the tss
at forty bu % :" the acre by actual THIS ani n
-" - t'pf" viii be put TO the highest bidder NJ
ocio' r. aud rli without positively There deed Of
trust On m land for 5000 Tor which the purcLa e. have M
doubt on panctay thu interest," get ess1nab tau
n py The bl aucs ~ ~ months, new dye
house "al other Tor the fam
D. ~ good orier Any further attended u, "a
appa ~ Tln Gho Esq, Of Feb bug who has tb.
rne ntn u unod pfopey ard any
OF bis,I Will ,heegiuliy acceds. mo MINGH
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otal
SI.Ia2.NMn

Thus 1t wirbe sron-hal million four haud.ed and
thirty Thousand dollars is tho agricultural capital
m requsOn To supply tho manufacturing investment al
only hundred aEd forty hohsand dlsfs Mr. Sohenck
says 90 challenge rlts"n an the foregoing statement al
facts" look upon ~ sometimes say the South
soekdOlager. The sl1icm"nI horo will apply with the
force factory in tho MIDST pisulers
Nov, it s easily from this, thIt when tariff uf pro-
lection laid, tho p1Ir work these acorie-
the farmer and hr planter Fcaps times the great
est ra~nTls aud profits. tariff should be uuder
stood a protection TO the American People
and absurd idea rs na that 1t is protection
Factories. II is only giving Factories they
may play tho hands OF the poor live and support
themselves and chdron by, and buy tho produce of the
Farmers.
Farmer! examine ihs automatically, and then see
who is to tho benefited by Protective Tariff
you OF the Manufacturer Every Wooden Manufacture
in proportion extent, alike the market for the A-f.
cuturaist for hrs Wool aud his provisions Suppose for
instance, this Factory ,men down the will u
England by PolitieaHs-wha, bee ones Of oil ihcs,
hands, and all the wool, aud produce OF your Farms -
Who loses the by the operation. you tho Manu-.
acturer1 But, say you, will send to another Manu-
aciurer-yos, but his is closed, and all closed Eng
land will not let You send produce her factories
France will not-Gormany will not. They must now rot
| your hands. The operatives have no work. and Of
course poor to buy. Neither England, France
Germany, the Devil nor tue Politicians will help you.
you followed tei- will srned your back Washington
your country, and Iae po1rand they have made you
what they desired they have feet on your necks and
suRh your creduy and folly. Hereafter ~hrn ylur ot
dfen cry for help and suffering and oppression croud-
iick upon you, md you ask Tor delyerence, they will
| laugh yodr calamity, aud mock when your fear
oomoth The value of your properly must Of course q
down. Tho mo.i Of you appear To Sc intelligent peo
pie, aud If put IL could road paper upside down. but
you not humbuggcd, hoodwinked, boogabooed BAN
boozod, dnmoohclei, aud dumilumeIed by your ehea,
aud dirty leaders, thon do this lclior to you a,
a warning the signature Of SOUTHERNER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06
DIED

On the 18TH Of September last tho residence ~ the
late Df. r. H. Nelson Guuct county. Mrs EiLaHrrH
Nicoiscy, widow Of the lio Dr. Robert NiroIson. Tho
deceased lived 10 very advanced age, aud had passed
through many trying and painful vcssudcs, having fol.
lowed her husband and al her children the gave She
devoted member n tho Episcopal Church aud adufn
cd bcf profession BY lie u aud elevated yicy
81. <. Chufcbman please copy.
~ the rcsidcnro OF Dr. T.. Mcaux, in AmclH county.
on Friday morning. the 81 insi.. d. RICHARD STARK
in the Glst wear ~ hif as. Az honest man ls gone
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06

IL TnE PIrEyr SAFETY Loog III. c. Jones, of
this Ctg proves be- proof against tho skill and ngenu
~ OF pcklocks hero and every where We have seen
leer from Cincinnati this morning, which that Mr.
Jones. who has been the West challenged
to pick Shocks famous Bank Lock. which he did within
ono hour. M j. then put W Of his n.,i, with a re.
wnrd Of $500 10 any VINO should pic u. Ahor Oh
trial continued through forty odd dsys by Mcsr.
Shock Glenn and Mac Gregor tho attempt was given %
Us hopelcsi Hurah for Newark Manufaeurcs.-N suarE
UaiiV ddpeTtseT, oct. |.
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CLlRKE'S HEAD QuARTERs-F0I
sxasxsa pIANO FORTES. GrxrLrsrN DE

a, r"'.. rso. @ :.a as,.a . 1 Ds
the subscriber ms Piano Porte Warehou.
P-ic H." Hanks On the most advantageous lie
fan"~ trail IN BE- returned they do satisfaction
Having soh Piano fcfes in this for past without
h'Nn one e rn"d and with entire satisfaction tie
he hir, himself that his assortment viii be
desiring ritnos before purchasing .l-. where.
H. constantly receiving Pianos respect
nuacrrri Unird staIe, Among The m tho e
wHh ~ ipiAN o.nlan- ATTACHMENT. aauat turrd BY
the hra'ed maker, NUNS Clark, New Yo IaienI..
this wonderful
An arye II Musical Instruments snl Musical
Merchandise ~ Il
Puo Porrs paired tuned let hire, sai
CHEAP NU-l'Tbs llgG collection Music offered
nf sac IN IN STAT" BE- selected from
scTiDcT at PhIad. lphia and New York pres
ThD-' purchasing ssi upon better
tsn they nt elsewhere 10 the Stale. r. a. TAYLOR
Fan" Fore Wasb0u7e and Mu.e store, opposite Banks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06
APPOINTMENTs BY TIE PRESIDENT.

James Dunlop. oi the District Of Columbia, Of
the assistant judges OF the circuit te United States
for sad District in tue place vi Buckner Thruston deceas.
ed.
William Patterson register Of the ia j office for the
Of lands subject sale Clinton Missouri, vice Abra
ham r.. Norton rcmoved.-USiDy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06
W,iyhr wv Constable. ,L.F)


ConsAbr's maloriy ~ she District lG9
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
fCompri.,ns Talbot Dorchester Worchcstsf and pmer-
sst COunlics.l
Long (W.l Jas. l.. Martin, a.. ~
Talbot County G91 7ii
The Congressional Election has resulted in the choice Of
Two WhIys and iaul lncOs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06

We publish in another column tho official Of tho
election tins city. The from the counties show
that there great spaiiy among tho Wings thofo which
has lost sevcin countless aud rendered II doubtful which
psuy will bo tho majority ~ tho House Of Deega:es-
There clcccn Tor the State Senate except IN &c
ci to fl Vacancy where Mccullough a.. p has been
chosen The Senate will therefore consist u Wbigs
md I.pcoiocos
We hsyo returns Of Congress from tho Gil district,
composed n TsJjt Dorchester Somerset aud Worcester
cVunlio- Wu suppose, however, that tho Wing candidate
a. H. Long, ocsicd, Of The candidate ,oct-
oil from tho other districts nro a. follower
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06

BOSTON MARKET. "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Oct I.
Couon-Prces remain without alteration, and sales are
small. Provsons-Thc transactions today large
sales OF 100 bbs Mes Pork Sl35 cash. do rumps
S!l, cash. Clear Pork at 143 cash. Hams 93e 1000 kegs
Lard Tor export at Sac cash. Fout-Tbcre far de-
maud for Geucsee S5,Sl Georgetown, old, S4,75; do
new, S505sl21, COMA far business doing; sales al
yellow Hat Mt 5sc; white Soc Oats 39c. Sngar-Noth
ing doing beyond the OF the trade, at previous
Molasses-ssles OF Havana sweet at 25c.-AILAs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06
EEroHrNp FOR ruk usrtkp sr,rE.oAfErrk.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

TuURsp.N EVENING. Oet'r I'd.
Couon-No alteration in price, with moderate sales,
Four-Thc market Is quite bare ut ordinary saperhne
with good inquiry for export and sales OF several parcels
at GA and 400 bbs sound old stock a - so Corn
Mra-rcnna IL ready sale 81 so, and Rye Flour 50
ga Wheat still dull; cap,o ut good Southern sold at
SIC. Rye Is wanted; notice sale OF 1000 bushels
Pcnna Ode and Southern O. con,. Coru scarce
and good Southern yellow would bring sac Oats steady
70 334c Clovcrseed inquired tor, aud s. ID
freely offered Tor prime. No changes in provisions Fur
Whskcy-Salrs Of bbls. az 2Sc. aud hhds. at pa.
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r.om tn. n.,,,u.o., American Of saturday Mo...a..

ss,ss saas.sl- u ~ a.saests az that ~ g.Saru.
VII 10 eloss run. selSesa the psries cur IL
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HOUSE oF DELEGATES

Tie couodeI II 81 May, Catonc. D,reh,sIcr Snn,
csct Fnd Worcester 10 hear from. The House d Doe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06
SMITHS
SELFACTING MULES,

HANlNG been satisfactorily tried in Europe
- Il and this country offered by Matieawan
Company tn Manufacturers the best and
OF spinning.
Lie.n-~- building granird by the
Maieawan Company the Lacks and Canal Company Lowell
and Amo~keIg Co Of Manchester H. and will be
other respectable shops, application TO tho Agent
WIN. u. LEONARD Msii-awan.
Clutches County New Yosk.
The foroing submitted Information they
tain:
SosERswoRrH, Sept. Cd, lSi3.
Dear Sir-You Of the 2sth ut duly received aud
reply that the Great Pals Manufacturing Company
made trial o Sharp Roberts Cos Mason and Suths Sell
ActnE Mules The latter operated by but about
months April May and June last the others have
operation than They all the MILL driven
the speed and Kind Of filling
The carefully weighed and the number Of
dueed spindle the end Of each week The
saved and weighed and per
crnag" of the weight ~ The Tor the
three months above named follows
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LITERATURE, FOR 1876.


!, MonIhs P-rualca devoted irmcnt 81 1t
cr,tue aR the Fn. Arts. Il has been established inor than
Cd S"ar> duiin= -h sinnJ The Am-rcnn
fr"-c'ls u u nlShe ~ The ncairst siNe, ar
great varriy al Interesting ad rad,ns differ.
ins "idrS iIon nnorhy at Publications. IN the soldy
and utility oi ITS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06

fliENP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH
- NC NPLENbiD FALJ AM WiNIER GOOua-
q. DUN>PAtGU g. co. respectfully tnlrunse T., tlpp.n
~ want NJ any ie'- icr linz, that they
eon IT, a"ni-fn ~ PAL and Winter CLtnng p rtr
ID n " ~ n" v'y loNer prces fer tast Our
been m nuhetu by ossrrSs ani ~ tie nnsfial' selected
10" greatest care, which enables pIchaers, that
u'y are buying rtssntF we'll fshonabe
have just f"e"vfd b late avai and constantly adding
our foff ~ w''sB o'rip The follow W 'pes ~ Goois
Getis -up'ftne rfpJk md nfcss Coats
u, 20 asi plain Oyrfcoat fsInpc very rhsapl
10 Iw - mi fsit ''lo'h Goats. ~ v.ruussyes
10 ht'ci -T ff'r, Dcr, panis. m rtat variety
ID satin. '.'rrfsrs. Yalenria and sfs Vrttt
NADIA Ern'ai 49, Ieuno Auznii. bu,k.kn crn an
r Shut 1s sra. Cavlts. Gives susprnders, &c. ii
tatasi syss
6cHtrrn IN he Cyor h,n, yrsy cafnertly Invited
~ nv" VI call aHd ihs iiU The worth
81 'hrr pnry ~ ~ Vs's stf dyps b,oN As...s Lon
don, WIZ. ih'fr 0fy
ne tn n q A.
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TO THE SOUTH AND WEST

1t confidently appeals for support Whilst dstiHcfir,V the
ih'n, aud advocate of rnE SouTu WEST. It u not SIC
honi having always circulated quite wIey ia the North and
Past, and having impaired HGHEE NATIONAL Cm,E,CrFE
:" The Periodical Literature o the United States motto
" Ia tie Union and for The Union! In The South and
Jor The South ~
Bn' The South and West should especially cherish IT, ~ -
the "nS Literary Journal Of long and high standing thin all
'hcT wide bOrcrs and has yindracd aud rs>
Hni Interests Drng another will seek extend It's
usefulness and fame, and ocs the increased patronage OF
The public and ais" nvokcs ihc AID Ol It's present patrons IN
extending lis circulation.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
MUSIC.

SiGNon SEenes Aas. p,,....- 4. i.sss-..s 4. en-
this e snd sa~ psepssst 10 slvs Lsssss 4 49, 80 -.
f.A 1sse ssaos 0eorrs ~n - sAs p,..o -.
9nn.r caossr. fnte cossoroas. Bsrl- Y,,.ss ~.
&C His Veal hstruis.s siveu sseA s,s - e...o
nh To sivc his pupil thorush ksewIge
nay - ssed nj HE rssrsee ssar -
,adsss whe Pres IT, ~i be var 'hek psssrsess si..
W. sss wso dsss 10 fern @.r asssss <u.ssv~. e..
- y. recsse isssruetoss wiaA ..
ms - eeSess 'cus -rhs sAss N be kvssiue e..
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Comprising Allegheny, Washington aud Frederick