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NOTICE TO PRE.EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption
TO any lands within tho limits of the tracts above d.
scnbed, lying in the State OF Illinois, is required 10
establish the to the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver Of the proper Land Office, and make
payment therefor practicable after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the commence
ment of the sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed, above designated; otherwise such claim will
be forfeited
THO. ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner orths Ge,sr Land Office.
sep5
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POLITICIANS REGISTER for lS44--showing
J. the complete election of all the States by coun
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Il BY =. w. Tbomss, author Of Clinton Brad
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York, and this day received for sale by
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IN Scenes, Incidents, AMI Adventures In the Pa
clfc Ocean, during the cruise Of the clipper Msrgh-
ret Oakley, under Capt. BENZ. Morrsll, by Thos. J,
Jacobs, vi,h engrsvings.
The Wandering Jew, by Eugene Sue, No. !.
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M EDIClNES, their uses and mode of admnls,ra-
ltl ton including complete Conspectus of the
three British Pharmacop9ics, account of all the
new remedies, and an Appendix of Formula; by J.
NJ Michigan; with notes and additions, by David M.
Reese, A. M, No. B.
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ID ANKS HISTORY OF THE POPES.-
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II ARPER'S PICTORIAL BIBLE, No, II, this
IL day received by F. TAYLOR.
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= BOOKS OF CHRISTIAN BALLADS
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w richly bound and gilt one quarto volu ne Just
published, and this day received by +. TAYLOR.
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DEYUE FRANCHISE DES FAMILIES EFT
N DEs PENSiONNATS, is to be published
month in New York for 3 dollars per annum.
The first number, which is just issued, may he en-
smined at the Bookstore Of F. TAYLOR, who will
receive subscriptions fol the pubsherI
Oct 1876
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INTRODUCTION TO D'AUBlGNE'S HISTO-
l. RY OF THE REFORMATION-The Re-
formers before the Reformation the Fifteenth Gen.
tury; John Huss and the Council of Constance by
Bonnccho-e, Librarian to the King of France, trans
lated by Campbell Mackenzie.
Complete in one volume price GO cents.
F. TAYLOR.
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-07
.yavnc,e SIxDcraOrassR.

No O,hUI IntGIciue viii remove Nau.
'cuso pus ITom The throat 50 thorough
ly as this, 1t eHectualy Ioosens The
'coagulaed masses from the membrane
which lines the trachia, aud AT every
cough The patent will bring .? portions
of The diseggsged matter. In all com
Splaints of The pulmonary organs, ever
where nature seems to be m5kine no ef.
fort 10 throw off the disease, jayne:
Expeclorant imparts vIgor 10 the ma
ctinery Of respiration, and enables them
10 disencumber themselves Of the OBJ.
~slruclions which had -impeded their free
operation. Coughs. Colds Bronchitis
Pleurisy-in a word, all diseases Of q
pulmonary Dalure, yield TO this prepa-
ration, # properly administered
HAVE YOU A CoUGH?-D Do not neglect
it; thousands have mel premature
death lor the want OF Iiule siten ion
TO common cold.
Have you a CoughY-Dt Jayno's
Expeclorant a sale medical Prescrip
lon, containing no poisonous drugs. aud
used in an extensive practice for sever,
al years, will most positively Ot'ord re-
lief and save you from hat awful dis.
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which an
'nuaIIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
OF tho young, The old, the iair, the love-
iy and the gay.
Have you CoughF-Bs persuaded 10
purchase bottle flbe Expecroraul!-
To day ! Tomorrow may be too late
Have you CoUghR-Jayre's Expec
'toTanI is the ouIy remedy you should
take 10 cure you.
For this plain reason, that in no one
Of tho thousand cases where it has been
used has il Ielled to relieve.
For sale BY / Atkinson g. 10 .ICar'
rolton. and r X Gay, Wsynesburgh
Septe mber l3. 1914.
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BPaMClECGh's H'igiS
PICTURE OF HEALRK


Health is characterised 10 an indiVi
dual by the absence OF all pain, suffering
or affection in any part OF bis body; by
| the FREQ and rcgUlur exercise oI all his
functions without any exception. They
consist IN having good appetite at mea
times, an easy digestion, Tree eRacua
liuus, without Ioosenese Or costiveness
at least once IN every t~eNty ~iour hours,
and without heat, dgypCss, or burning
At the passage; the free Issue OF the wa.
ler ~IDnout acttmnny or burning, aud
without reddish sediment Which ls al
ways a Sigr U' present or an approach
ing PAIN gnIet sleep without eEtt@iTo0
| or Troublesome dreams: no taste 0t bile
0i other bad tHgte IN the mUuh upon
! rising IN the mOruIug; 90 '6Ourness or
dIoagTeeabe rising Of HE omach; a
clean tongue; sweet breath; ~ itching
pimpIrs or spots on the skin; no piles /;
40 uUIniug heat upon nuy part OF the
hOdp; 20 excessive thirst When uHeXpus
I'd 10 Ia nor or other hnnWn caOee; no 10
Irr5upitou TO any ua'UrGI evacGsuoD, nor
pam Hl ,heIT prr!odlcn return.
Where the slate Of the system does
40; hormontza with tho anoye picture o.
hea'ih, tt ~ Of tho greatest importance
ihtrao H0e b. lost lostUdrug hrg IA doc
tor, OF ~ the use Of foolish comedies to
often the result Of speculation: INSTEAD
Of lbls course let desc ot brdndre,h's 5
puls br t.keD, which will not deceive.
nut RiI al once restore health 70 the or
gao or part that requires IT,
All VITO wish lopresrfVo their health
ali who are Determined to defend their
li(e agninst the encruachments OF dis
ease which mIghN send them premature~
~ to Tie grave, whI, without hesitation
have recourse 50 the Rrandrlh Pills,
when the Stale 81 the stem does not her
mon,2' with the above picture ii heallh
Those who 1--we III II country where
rou;agluus or other dsrHses prevail,
should often think cf this true p,crure ol
health, and observe hImsrIl with patiCu.
lar attention, 10 order to act accordingIy
The WISE and nightly directed viii follow
this adv ice--lhe uuWlse are leH 10 their
own destruction. For sale bv
II. A. STlDGER.
JuIv 10 1874
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BADNESS ANO LOSS or HAtk
fs csused by a want Of aualDhy action
| OF the VesssIs which hr off be per
spITatloO from the hesd. When these
vessels are weak or diseased, the per
sFiraion Is thick and cRmmy snd ad
heres TO the mOaths of the pores and
clogs then up, and dries and lorms
scuri or dandruF. Lsss blood is then
carried 10 The roots OF the hair, and tor
want 'oi which the hair hfs not suifi
eienI'noTrIshmenl. and consequently be.
comes dry sn6 harsh, aud begins iRsen
slbIy 10 fall of which continuing TO in,
crease, eventually produces baduess
Restore The capillary vessels Of the head
TO their former healthy circulation, and
fine silky new hair will make It's ap
pearance which will increase in quanri-
~ and volume until their hair becomes
thick and healthy.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is, A1e oal4
preparation that has ever been known
TO produce new Hair on Bald Heod5,
which It has done in nnumerabIe 10
stances, and will seldom farI, if proper.
ly and perseverIngiy used.
For sale bv I, atkinson e. Co.. Car
rohon, 0nd r K. Coy, Waynesburgh.
September Is, l844.
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Dr. ID. .Jayme's SaMaGiVe
EilRS.

For Liver Complaints, 1GORt Jdudice
Dyspepsia, Rhenrl0tiSm, FeUerS, Ner
UOuSneSS, Erys;paicS, and diseases. Of
the Skin, lmPuray Of the Blood. In
fnmGtioaS. MeiaRch0Iy Sick HcGd
Gch, COStiueaeSs, Pans in Me He0C
Breast. Side, B0ck, and Limbs, Bill
Ous ABcC!iOas, Female Diseases, &c
&c &c and whcaeUer any PurgGtirt
Medic'Hc may be rcqpired'
There is scurceIy any disease in'Which
Purgarvs Medicines ere not Bmore OF
less required, aud much sUderiug and
sickness might be prevented wefo they
moro generally used. Mcpherson can
feel we'll whiIO 0 costIv0 habit Of body
prevails; bes0es it soon genCTates Sc
rious and often faraI diseases, which
might have been avoided BY timely
and judicOuO use Of proper Calbarlic
Medicines.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with tho greatest confidence, be-
ieving Ihem far superior TO tho Pills N
general use, moro mild, more prompt,
sOfc, and Uniform n their opersiIon.
10 using them, 40 particular care 10
required Persons may cal iund drink
aS usual, aOd, il desirable, cot rmme
dialely after taking them.
Ago will not impair thom, as they
are so combined as 10 always readily
dissolve in tho Slomsch.
In smell dooca they are Alternative,
and gently Laxative, but lD largo doses,
they are OclIVOIy Cslhsnlci cleansing
tho whole elimsntary canal from oil
tpuhd, Irritating aud lecaI matters, and
producing healthy secrolons OF the
Stomach, Liver, and the various other
.orgsos OF tho body.
They may bo luken al al hmeS, and
in most dseasos--ln lnnhmmatorV, ln-
ormrllOnl, Remllcnl, Bilious, and eve
~ other form Of Fever JauOdrce and
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia they
are really an invaluable article, grRdu
ally changing tho VIialcd sccrelIous OF
the slomGch and liver, and producing
healthy acljon N thoeo imporrauI Of
gOus. They are very IVaiunbIo for dio
eases Of the Skin, and Iot what 10 com.
monty called Impunty OF tho Blood /;
also for FOmAIe Complaints, Cosllve-
ness, &c, end in Tact every disease
whore an ApOrlenl, Alternative, or Pur-
gOlive Medicine may bO required
OF DyptPsia pOsiiireiy can be cured
by II persevcrlng use oI this valuable
,SANATiVE, especially il the Tonic
'VSrmlugo be used in conjunction,
For sale by
!. ATKINSON, & co.
Carrolllon
And R, K. Gray, WuyOo,burgh.
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6 { T {

We regret The necessity which exists
10 caulIonng the public against The ma
ny counterfeit preparations Of Wild
Cherry, which are last overspreadIng
the country, the insltumentaIlty oI u
lew unprincipIed dealers. who Tor the
paIiry gain of lew dollars, would palm
off upon suffering humanity miserable
substitute Of their own slewIng. or some
worthless article which they had bought
for trlfe--to the manifest INJURY (and
perhaps loss of II(e} to the persoa using
it. We repeal, then, lot purchasers be
on heir guard, and in all instances in
qure particularly for Or. Wistar's Bal
sa m of Wild Cherry! the most valuable
family medicine ever before offered for
sale, an1 nov used by the most iDIelh-
geOt aud respectable families throughoc
the Unled States, 0%FPrIce$l 90 per
bote. or 6 bottles Tor IS. For sale IN
Cincinnati only by
SANFORD e. PARK,
Corner OF An and Walnut sts.
Sanford Il Park are General Agents
for the West
Sod in Carroi,on, by r KENNEDY |
In Waynesburg, By CREOVIsE u
plERONG.
In S,eubenviIe, by A. L. FRAZIER
Aug 8, lo43 Book seller
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LOCK he EREI

The subscribe wishes those ho have
Butter, Lard, Sausages, Chickens, Tur,
keys, Geese, Ducks, or olher provisions
suitable for the Pittsburgh macket-o or
CIoVerseed, FIaxseed, or Wheat, 81 .,
for sale, to hold blck short time un il
/ rerurn from PIIlsburgh.-th day
start for goodO. When get my goods
ready for sale ! shall publish 10 both
the CarroIton papers what prices | will
pay Tor the cboVe kinds OF produce in
goods or cash as may bo agreed upon
which shall be as high as ! lhlnk {. can
afford, and above common prices in thus
country, lwioh the puoIic to notice ny
advertisement, for | lntend to meke it
their interest TO watch my motion
JULIUS &, HART.
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TIMOTHY SEED, DRIED practices
Butter. Fl0GYced Fectherg. BeeSua2,
And al! kinds Of me:chanlube Produce
wanted in exchange for GOODS, for
which we will pay the highest price and
sell our Goods as low as they can be
purchased in The Safe.
| ATKINSON & co.
October 4, 1914.
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COURT 0b COMMON PLEAS CAR
ROLL COUNTY, ONO.
Vacation af'er November Term, 1913
Chrstena Long,
bos II
Barbara ,Ianc Long, OF ats

" ~ I"A''''''
Barbara Iouc Long, OF aSs
John Edwards, aud Mary Edwards
his wife, Barbara Jane Long, Emahne
Aon Long Eleanor Long Danrel Long,
all Of the county Of Carroll, and George
Long, and Mary DunIevy lnrermarf,ed
with An,houy DuoIuvy, Of CoIummaua,
Ohio, who sro the heirs ut law OF George
Long, decd, will taks Oolce thai pc
uIlOn was flied against lhem on the 2GDh
November, A. ID, 1871, IN the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Carroll County, State
of OHIO, by Chrislenn Long, and is now
pendlng, wherein the SAID Chrlstena
Long demands partition of The following
real estate 10 lhe ounly OF Carroll, o.
10 wi: tho sculh west quarter OF sec
ton lwen'ysix, Toy in township fifteen,
(l5) OF range fVo, (5l a0d ut tho next
term Of said Court application viii be
mode by the said Chrisena Long for au
order that partition may be made Of said
premises, Il K. ECKLEY,
Att'y Tor Demandant.
DeCer1her 90. 1914.
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BJRLINcToN, Licking CO., o /
Dec /. 1913. {

! quest herewith transmit 10 Nou state
menD ci The case Of Mrs WuHsr snd
chdd as near A. mn abe to commu
nrrate which you are at Hbrrry to pub
irsh il you see it, rs | lpeI i desrre to
inform tho world Ol the ctiecfa 81 the
invaluable medicine called Wrsrtr's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry, TO which, by the
divine blessing, ! am indebted for the
restoration 10 hoslh Of my wlle end
child
About FIVE years ago, Mrs Winner
was attack with vloleDt cough. pain
IN the chest and sde, and synp'oms Of
approaching consumption. during The
intervals from that time TO some tine ~
February IasI che had bsen treated by
eminent pbysiclars from Utica. Sylvia
MIA, Homer, Che ham and NeWark, aud
with only partial reIrei Of the most ur.
gent symptoms About one year AGO,
she caught cold which seated upon the
Lungs. producing an alarming end sg-
gravalon Of eli her previous symptoms
Her physician was sen, for, and despite
his best etior)S, she began rapidly to
sink under her disease Cough, eXpsc
leruIion, Hectic. together with ulghr
sWeao, soon reduced her to complete
skeleton 10 Febpary last, her nren
ding physician deemed her case slocc-
Their hoprrss,a a councI was called, and
otter dellberallng upon her case unanl.
mousY pronounced her to be beyond
the reach Of means, md expressed their
opinion that she could survive hot short
time, one or two weeks al lurIhqst She
was al this llme entirety confined to
her bed, and sea rcely Hble 10 aI,lcularp,
except ina whisper. Her daily parox
ysms Of coughing would last her unlnlcr.
rupIe6y from to hours, snd go SO
we're were they, that we did expecrrhst
every paroXysm would be The last The
! physicians 10 council pronounced her
tuDGs Liver, kldOPvs, Spine and Mncus
Membrane Of the Stomach 10 be lncura
bly, diseased, It wsstt this last ex,re
nifty that wa happened TO obtain pam.
phel describing DR.. Wlsar's Balam O
Wild Cherry, ns applicable to Lung al
(ectons. We immodla leIysenl to sou
and procured bottle, and commenced it,
use Ht evening by giving her one tea
spoonful, and such was tho surprising
effect that she was able 10 pass com,
Portable nights rest, without experien
sing any pAroxysm OF coughing, SnC
cuch was its uImale effect, that ate
taking five bottles she was contrary Il
the expectations OF her physicians, ant
every one who saw her, entirely resto
red to health: aud since last summe he
done tho entire work Of her family
Alter the last attack Of Mrs Winner, ou
youngest child. then an infant Gl II,
breast was taken down. and repilty
, sinking, with the same symptoms a. it
mother, and seeing the happy effect
he Balsam in the case of the mother
we we're disposed to make trial Of il Ia
the child, aud It was attended with h
p Same perfect success
The above s,atcmeHl can be slieslr
by our physician az wen as our nrigI
boys and scQualnlances, who saw Mr.
Winner during the course ol her sioI
ness. Very truly yours, &c,
JOHN WIMER
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Assorted umbers OF the best q lality
one dollar for FIVE pounds, Tor sale Ivy
| ATKINSON g. CO.
October 4 isGi,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-07
MRS WIN FIR - OR,
II OEs CWN y U NJ PTION!
ANOTHER REMARKABLE cUREBY USING

Among all the famous medicines for
Consumption, none seems to be meeting
/ with greater success, or gaining a high
er reputation than that most wonderful
article, ,WISTAR'o.B o.BiLSAMOF WILD
CHERRY! That ii sIonds st the HEAD
OF all other remedies IS now universally
/ conceded. 1t has cured thousands upon
thousands Of all classes-in cases Of
the most dange gerously consunp'ige che
fHE5t& And ply sjcians o. the greatest
emineDce throughout our who country
unhesilatngy recommend it. sa the
MOST POW ERFUL CURATIVE of
Pulmonary diseases IN the whole range
OF Pharmacy. The sales in the Western
States have thus far been unparsleled;
end the most gratifying proofs OF ts ef-
fcecy have been received Irom every
place where it has hern used Thou
sands Of C0NSU Mp TIVE PATIEN rs
have Hresdy tested lie exalted virtues
and confessed lis aurpsssing excellent
and ama2nG power. The remarkable
success Of this Bassm is nc doubr owing
~ great measure to the peculiarly
agreeable aud powerful nature Of its in
grpdiente 1t is a FINE HERBAL
MEDICINE! composed chiefly OF WILD
CHERRY BARK and the genuine
ICELAND MOSS-Nhe latter rmpon-
ed expressly tor this purpose,3 he rare
medcaI virtues OF which, are also com
bnPd by new chemical pruccss with
tho Extract Of TAB. rhasren1erng the
~hoIe COMPOUND the most certain end
eficacious remedy ever discovered lor
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS
or MsJoHoWing zoe haze Just receiUea
from McSarS JosIin " kore. Dur
gjats. in NcT0rk, in IN, Siale. 10
whom it trGs coamphicnrd by John
Winer, Esq cit@m Of Burlington
LichJag c0uaiy Ohio.
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Decembcr 90, 1874.

A large stock Ct COFFEE aud other
groceries, just received aud Tor sale as
low, II not hllo Tower. than can bC
bought elsewhere IN this place
VIM NJ SINCLAIR.
Nov Slh 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-07

0H~D' SMITH having declined the
pr"cuce of his rsproI'ssIou ~ CarToIton,
would take ,hla opportunlly Of recon-
mending to his lrlrods, aud 1he puhic
4. f Cu,sHlLw, NJ CD AS physician
in whom the uOm ost onfGeuce can he
placed,
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4 dozen BrOid, V5lVe;, Straw and
Silk Bonnels just received and lo' 'alO
,by K. JACKSON,
Nov Sth I94t
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KgfIapE[S.

The Eclectic series, CubJ's ana u S
Speller. Krkhem's Grammar, MItchelI's
Geography & Atlas, and schooI books
generally, for sale hy
CUNMlNGS,& AKERS.
CsrroIl,on Nov, Elh lS4l
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One hbl best W,oler Strained Sperm
ON; one bbI Tanners Oh, just received
and Tor sale by
WIN NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct, 3.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-07
1000 Bushels Flaxseed

The subscriber wishes 10 purchase
2OOO BUSHELS FLAISLfD,
For which no viii pay the hisheSI prlce
on delivery.
WIN N SINCLAIR.
CarroIIIcn, August 9, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-07

8 dozen painted Buckets very cheap
at X JACKSON.
Nov Slh, lS44
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M ADgA q NOTICE.
a. ks. Chisholm, vi d., a
July 10, 1874,

graduate OF the MrdicaI College OF ONO.
having located IN tho town Of CarroIlon
with tho view Of making tt his ptrma
neut residence, tenders his professional
services to the IuhsbIt,nrs ot rho place
aod tho Surrounding country, and hop's
by Cio.e attention aud assiduoua appIi-
cation 10 the verlons duties al his pro
iesslon to merll und obtain a reasonable
share OF pubhc patronage
Office lew doors west Of Smclair'5
Store.
July ~ 1914,
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FEsESEH GOODS.

still continues The business of Merchandising in the I'D
pied by himself audsthsrs conuexoa lie has ps; s
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GGggO1 GA@Ga

Oct. IS.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-08

PROPOSALS For publishing, in The City of
L Washington, a new daily, semi weekly, and
weekly, Democratic Republican paper to be cnt-
tied THE UNITED STATES Journal, by
JESSE l.. Dow * Co.
The fist number of our new paper will be issued
on the first day of May next, with an entire new
dress type, fine white paper, with other i'm
pUrtant alterations and improvements Tie paper
will be dev oted to fearless exposition of Demo
cratic principles il VIII zcalOusly and unrcmit-
tngy oppose each and every effort to establish n
mammoth monarchy bank and other mischrevous
subvcrt the right of the people and undermine the
pillars of the Rcbublic; il will oppose oppTes-
sivc and ant-repLblican tariff system, the assump-
ton of the State debts by the General Government,
and all other federal principles which have an in
evtablc tendency TO destroy public prosperity as
well as individual happiness. Against a ii such 20
litcal decisions we shall wage unchonging, un-
compromising
The FARMER and the MECHANIC who produce III
the real capital of the nation, will find in our pa
per an unwaverng champion of their inalienablc
rights the long cherished principles of the ed-
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