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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER ,

CEAYER'S Jo,~t and Nsr-s Lssms~i 10
~ not only the best Efiicle that can be
used for Rheumatic affections, Bruises,
SptAins, and Lsmeness Of all kinds, but is
the mort perfect and lasting cure tina, has sv-
or been discovered for tn very troublesome
complaint, Chitls.HI. NO inconvenience
Whatever attending us application. This
most incIedulous may DO satisfied by trying
one bottle, which will cost but % cents In
on cases where al ,rfsrn0i application /.
needed. it has proved itself highly valuable,
ss may 30 seen by tie follow ing certificates
TIE undersigned, having made use Of
Sewers Joint aud Nerve Llnment. either
i9 our families OF on our own persons, and
fpdtrg Is 10 be tho best remedy without eX.
l-.. ..p mt We LaNu ever used, fJt the com
.. .u:. f4tw'I.u ltla tLlg-aeI would recon.
mend II 10 our inends Aud tue public gener-
ally, believing thai those who are ati! c,ed
with any Of these complaints will find relief
in the use OF this valuable medicine. IL. I.
White. Rutland Peck d Spear, Druggists,
burlington. George Morton, W,llislon; Iii.
ram Hopkins, Rutland o Cook. Rutland.
For Rheumatic affections. SprSInI. Br4II.I,
sc ! most oheetiully recommend Il 10 The
public. az ! can SPEAK from experience. hav-
ing made uss Of II IN many instances 10 ny
family Tor the'sbOve complaints ID. L.PRicG
Rutland, Sept, 5lh,lSi5. 81 On
W T. g Stoddsrd, Agent for Rutland
Tones g. Do~, CuItinRsyills s. ID Wins
low. Phtsiord V Ross, Brandon; J. b
lIunilev, Salisbury W P. Russell, Middle
bury PEEK & Spear, Burlington :. X.
Collins, Montpelier and druggists and mcT-
chant. generally Reed, Wing & Cutler,
% Chatham street, Boston, Wholesale agents.
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& l. APP & h T. Mt,
wholesale Dealers in Domestic.
AND IMPORTERS OF
FOREIGN STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Nos. "a Cedar ST, and 1913 Broodray,
NEW YORK


NEW YORK.
4. q h. having now permanently located
themselves as above, beg to call the attention.
OF buyers in this vicinity, (pafIicularly those
subject to strong home eompeti.lou) 10
their stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Their sales will be conducted upon cash
basis. their prices always uniform snd their
representations candid.
Doing a large trade with the retailers Of
New York, and its immediate neighborhood,
their stock is necessarily large And complete
a, all seasons OF tho year.
For this reason they respectfully ask your
orders, pledging themselves to execute thom
in such manner a. will inspire confidence
and Induce repetition. Respectfully,
IS: mos CLhPP d KENT
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IN The side and chest, difficulty OF bt,,thtne
ogh'noss and sorenessactosa the chest. hrop.
Chts' Liver complaints and all affections Of
the pulmonary organs.
THE FOLLOWING NEEDS No COW.
MENT.
Greenfield, Sarsioga co n Y,
MI I. } Rosevclt---Doat Sif The Iovc Of
i've urges mo to mike this olTor to obtain
Some OF NouI medicine, - | believe # will
cure me viii give n statement Of IN, cs,s
ABOUT Tour or hive months $50 | wa. taken
with bad cold, and was vety hont., in cor.
sequence OF working in water while building
and saw-mlll, being a mochsnicl and was
under The doctors caro- about four weeks
sndl got 10 be able to walk about. mt 'r,ed
10 do little work, which brouph, IN a slight
bleeding o tho lungs returned homo di.
pTIicd and sick. The mex, day while sitting
BY the tire, blood vessel burst IN nv lungs.
ana commenced bleeding very fast Tho
DOCTOR happened to he near. and no dnna
e'etf ming IN bis power to stop tho
bleeding, and finally succeeded after loosinp
near quart from my lunas, and moro from
the arm. bui this did not last but tow hours,
mylnnes were so spasmodc the doctor could
not control ihem,and for five wand n,clfs
continued TO h,oed, until there wa.no lfonJ
10 run, when il ceased IL Ion me So veal
could scarcely breath or stir Law for n
long 'lmo in. ono position, until nv lung,
healed, and began to gain lltlle strength.
But about four weeks apo RELAPSE came ON
and blod again nj the lungs, and continued
70 cough and raise large quantities. Of bloc
oy matter every day, and was rapidly hasten
ing to the grave. NV friends and neiehhor,
hAd gwen up all hopes and told me that must
dis' Wy physician could give me no en-
couraRement, except that The lungs were not
yet liberated aud all hopes Of recovery zone.
unill one OF your pamphlets wero gwen me
describing DR. Lorbor's Ertfac, Of I.unqyott
NY nelghbois obtained bottle. for me s.s
last resort, but wIth very ll,tlo hope, Of II
doing me any good. havo now taken lis.
bout weak, and strange to say from the mrs,
dose took OF It began TO mend-and nv
health IL better every way. Ny night sweais
nave nearly ceased, my strength improves,
my ralsIngs are less,and hope IS again reviv.
ed but my medicine ~ almost gone. and |
wish you to send me two bottles immediate
~ and Il ! recover, | will do all in my pow
10 spread tho news that consumption can se
cured, Iromaln yours, SC.
CHAUNCEl D. MFDBTRY.
We do not ask people To use Dr. Labor.
Extract OF Lunewou unless they arc CON
vlnced irom the proof offered them tina, a
cure can be effected ia nj cases Of lung AMI
liver oomplalni,p provided tho diseases are not
past human aid
For further proof sec medical books IN
hhnds OF the agents, containing cor,l6cates
&c All persons desiring the agency OF this
will please apply to the proprietor,
e. J. ROSEYELT.
81 Ia State st. Alb,ny,
hsrsTs LUTHER DANIELS Rutland
y. D. WInslow, Piuslord V. Ross, Bran
don .,.o-Iv
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For sale by the following
Agenls

Rutland. w T. C S,oddsrd; WeMRursnd,
Ripley d Bailey, Charles Clement, Clar-
endon Spa. NJ Walker +; Middle,own; L s
q + Sunderlins East Poulney, Noyes g.
HAMS West Poullney Asa wilkins Fair
haven, Alanson Allen ; Castle,on, + jamie
son; Piusford Mills. A d Bullard Prisford
Henry Simonds, Brandon Volney Ross
Julius r Higgins; Salisbury, Nehemiah
Prey +. Niddlebury, Rufus l.. Perkins :;
Middlebury, Sidney Moody, Druggia, New
Haven, II. Rider /; Bristol. G W Psrmslse;
Wallingford, ID. II Sabin South Walling.
ford, Laphsm b Hines: Dandy, John Scott;
Dandy four Corners, s. Smith; Pawlsi, Ma
son Edseron-IlarIington, Landon d Co.
2l6months
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ID H. GREEN begs liberty TO inform the
h. public ihaIhe IL now manufacturing
Dulciannas or psrlor Organs, on entirely on
ne~ plan, al less Than half the proe OF com
moo paflor Organs. capable Of producing he
most oeauiilul swell. OF any Instrument ofthe
.lnd ~ use. Those wishing TO buy Organs
Or Pianos will do well 70 call and examine
for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere
lie Likewise repair al kind OF musical 10
strumen.s. tunes church and Patlor Organs
and Piano Forces in the be.I posslbIs man-
ner on abort notice. PoulInsy, Dee, 1874.
5l.l y.
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TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

TU. y,
Dear SIT owe II to the nfi icted TO inform YOU
th,t To January last was STACKED BY very yio-
Lent cold caused by working in the water, which
settled on my iunrs. II was secomps n,ed by very
severe pala IN my breast and s,dcs snd also a dis
Pressing cough hadln .tte nd.nee all the best
medical sd in our village but stsr eIhaosting all
their skin to, no avail, they pronoun eed my DIS
ease Aeophrmed consumption and tho, one ADD all
rave up To die. Aner much per,uasioa I got
The cor nj Of NY phys'o,ss to use tho Bslsam OF
VIA Cherry, prepared by Dr Wntsr. Ipsrcha.ed
Of the agent in our place one bottle before u,iug
half Of which, begsn 10 gain strength, aud it was
very evident that my cough was much better, ADD
ny SYMPTOMS In every way improving have now
ved three bottles nd am restored to perfect heath
The result sloae - owiaS TO the use az Or Wissars
BslAan Of wild Cherry, aud Itate this met bod Of
fiving you tho Information. partly to pay you tho
debt Of gratitude o~e YOU, ADD partly thai oihors
s,H1ils'iy effected may Know where to apply for pre-
let Very truly yours,
JAsrs sAee.
~ Palmer Druggist. under date OF Wnervite
September -, 1913 wuies-
The sthtome given YOU, by Sr Jane, Sage, is
we'll known to Ia true by this hole commonly 49,
Il certainly wac most remarkable csre, The "a IL
u abe B.sAm 10 'sry good, and ts success Ia cure,
very Gathering. Yours respectfully,
DID PALMER.
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Low e. Rogers
AVE received for their Winters
= ASiock foil assortment OF
Hard Ware, Saddiery,
AND
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS

Among which are,
l2O casks Gu, Nails assorted, Sd 10 6 inch 4,
100 boxes Glass, 7 n 9 to IL - IS;
80 tons Iron and Steel, we'll assorted
200 bundles Nail Rods;
200 pairs Gutter and Sleigh Shoes;
40 casks Burdens Shoes and Boa, Spikes ,
200 doz. Files md Rasps;
300 " Table Cutlery;
$50 Gro. Harness Buckles
w. Greave', and Sons Saws, Edgo Tools,
&c. d'reei from NE ma~rfaehrer,.
Also
A large Stock OF
Comprising some OF the latest patterns
All Of which IS offered OF the loves market
price. Whnohall, Dec lo44.
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EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM POST
MASTER DATED

fembrohc, Washington CO., Ne, April 20, 1874
Ef Isaac Butts Dear sir : Al the request Of
many of my fionjs at this place and Vicinity, who
arc afflicted with consumption and liver Complaint
take the liberty to ask yoa to appoint some ono
20 this eonnty ~ agent to sell Wstsr's Balkan OF
" I'D Cherry, and to send him . few dorlso o.,
there 10 none Of II for sale within 40 miles from
here have no doubt ,a,t II would meet q ready
sale. n were where II coald 10 proc stsd iihout
too mach eIpense and delay.
Ny w,fe was attach ed sbout six months Of with
What the physicians called the fret stage OF the
consumy;ion-a Complaint very prevalent 10 this
section ofthc country Having seen tho Balsam
Adse in Augu,'s,
1880 MIL rs FROM IfOMErp
tooh pass To send there for a bottle Of III which
she TOOK, sad which helped her % much that ,cut
for Two bottles more, which she hss also takon aaa
shs oc~ Gays she has no, fet we'll for six Years
as che docs at this time. All those Who have In
qu,ted Of me and ascert,inod what effect the Bal
sam bad are anrious 10 have some for saIe in this
vioiaity. whic IL tho cause Of my writing to YOU
Pleisc inform me by return OF mail whother you
eoneiodo to send some and II go, to whom in order
/ hat 1t may be kdown where il can be had
am With respect, YOURS &rci
y. q FARNSWORTH Pm
The whole country is fat learning that no modi-
eino-no physnan--no PREPARATION OF any Kind
~hats'er-can equal DR. Wislar's Baisan OF VIZ
Cherry.
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Tls L>sf rersosy ine~n fs hs world fs- ~,
es's Of Csvg A. CeiSi .Aiil-so G req, Bleed.
thg 81 LAs LNsgS RAeeptng CesgA. b,os-
SbihI, I.ssssta. sAestssss Of Bresil
Pan IN ite Brss1 o. RIDE. L4ssr
Cs-rls'.i, and rae frat asrss Of
sumption.
ttb.vssss e..s, deemed .ucHy Aoysles. ksv
tf~i' sstabli.sed Rs vast snptf,otiiy ever every
fcr~s ssss'eAl dsoo.e'y u b. sl~s,s Zee siyi-
81 'FstSfss o-s pteecrpsses t>iut fotDed chef
lt t'o- sa~-ts'l st,fssu irOs wiz Ck0tFy Bait
sd TT-t-e tr-r- thrt are ~siirr,d -Ls~.sf de
sssos 81 The Issgs p's'sii. W. give s- isstss-
CO 81 re srt'sordissr,i ps-sf, frea . esl.ISsss
almost res-t --<
A lAsy t.Ssfe.-~. ~iI b si,es Of u. ks- Y.,l
ASe.e,J che -sss ivsa sp b, all her pAy'Usss 10
DE Of ooa-saps,oa, had hard t@.cs Tor Dosths -
ise ssae-rs'sssi ssoar iArys qsAsIies 81 ssttsr4s
so't 81 tspsy sst>4ssee- tsiss 90 medicine fot
to nsnth@ bsisx ps-s~d all kspe--snlifely esrsd
., h- sostI.. o. this B.l... 10 sep,s.bsf .ss
Ovtob~,. 1874
4 wtn,r-, E-q attorney. Ae. ~. es,ed Of
s,-s.oS,o asthma ~ ,~eHt, Eve yssp sisndi.s es,-
i'ssa 10 b, Recorder TsnMAsss ssd j. Pow
or, II. u.
4 C.rmsn. Se~ Ysrk CITY, -ho h,d not sley, ~.
'ssdo-s. tof ss,ss yssv. heiss esisseJ TO sleep
Ia stusr rostafs, 90 hf estcd ., to stLsad 10 hs
bo.sc~~ ths sncst stormy sestAet.
Thonss Brdie~ tsq J. L Jsmaios. l.. L.
es,ed Of ssthraA Of ~ ,esr. stssdiny
Jacob Hoffman. NJ ID. Iisousrdoa, estsd q
ch,id nj 2 she roeb-. Of ot-tis.is disease Of the
lsass stet be had tried all The s,ssl remed,e. 10
nin.
There ~ no ssch Aing a, far in the his.
tory 81 ~. wond-rfal h,l,,m E,,deso. the most
c.nsarihs --e'rdoacs that no ono caa doubi fully
e-, ablshes tbs fact For the sste Of bsvity We
select 30 following from ,hou-.pd
isssc Platt. Esq editor Of the Pooghk ecpsis Ia
GO Gee q tho most nhoentsl % pers stste Of
New York, state. onder the su,hons Of his own
nsne, that a youos lady, sreIAn,s Of his. Of very
dehestr eorsinut,on, ~ss attached in February,
i8t. With vevere cold which Immediately prod NC ed
splitting NJ blood, ooagh fever and other dassctous
snd slsrming symptoms. Throssh roedoa treat
meat and csrs she partly recovered dsf,ns the sum
ner. Bot On tho foistn OF winter she aitao ed
moro 'iolentiy than At nrU-sks wss scarcely able
10 vain. and was troubled with cough ehiils and fe-
'a every day AID appeared to be eo,og rsp.dy with
consumption ., this time, when thee vac no s,ga
Of Improvement, NJ Plau Ptoesrcd q bottle Of VIE
ur's Raam Of " lid Cherry, which che took, and
II seemingly restored her She got . seeosd, aud
before II vas haH taken. she we RESTORED 10 per
feet health. which she ha. enjoyed TO tho p,e.est
time. without the sl'shtestlsy mp.os Of her former
opcsss
Mr. Plat says the euro cane soder nv own OBJ
ssrvstion, and eAneot be mistaken ~ 70 the facts
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Wa DONHKLL
Bath, nsine, June. l, 1914.

bhths Maine } une, ], It4+.
Mr. p Brown, Dear SIT IL have Tor some
lime past, suffered much from the Jsundlee
and dyspepsia al the siomsch, loss OF Appo
lite, and trouble and pam from The east s,m.
pie food with pain ~ the bead and AIDES,
slight cough, general weakness and debility
and ~eaEness Of ohe AJstem. Ahsrusing q
number Of medicines without any relief ~as
induced 10 Try your Ssrsapar.l,a and Toms
70 BhlsN. | received immsdlsls relief from
ne oss OF one bottle, and feel srAu6sd/fof
he great relief have received, and | would
rseomasnd II 10 al Olhsn Who sse sufsunc
from almi.aI disorder. Your, tru.,
FREDERICK B. SHAW.
Address ell os5sss ia tss 1SO~s ,av..,s
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Consumption ~ Ltrer Con-
Uf6tn.

T,hould heresotcJtoh, all whom ere nto.
disposed to consumption, or uoutled with
cough or cold, nisht sweai., asthma, PAIN
IN ,he side and chest, difficulty OF breathing
ugh'noss and sorensssacrosa the chest bron.
ehi'rs Liver complaints and al affection. Of
the pulmonary organs.
THE FOLLOWING NEEDS No COW.
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MORE ABOUT THE RAILROAD.

The Books Of the Champlain Road are
now fairly opened in Boston, under the SUI
perintendence Of Messrs. Toilet, Linsley,
Chapman, Conant and we suppose some 9th
ers, who will doubtless make every effort to
procure the amount of stock required. A
Pamphlet published by these gentlemen con-
tanning remarks and statements respecting the
feasibility and productiveness Of the routc,
and its importance TO the trade Of Boston has
been sent us. II makes out case which We
think must eventually secure the success OF
the Rutland Road. 1t will have the effect
we trust of opening the eyes Of the people Of
Boston to the enormous frauds and misrepre
sensations which have been praciiced upon
them in relation to the comparative merits Of
the rival routes, and had not the Central thus
got the start Of US, it would be impossible
rni her to bulge along anotherinch. In con-
sequence Of The delay of MIR. Gilbert in noE
arriving in Boston with his survey until avery
recent period, ne efforts has been made un'il
within very few days TO obtain subscriptions.
THIS week We have room only for Ihlt por-
ton of the Pamphlet, which gives the survey
Of Nj. Gilbert. Its variance from that OF The
DISTINGUISHED and honest Mr.. FELTON, is pro-
Gigiuus. But C cannot doubt il will stand
the severest scrutiny. We sincerely pity Eel
ton. lie has hitherto set the world at def
ance upon this subject, but he is now clear
Iy an used upman. The thirty pieces OF silver
which he may obtain rs Engineer of the Cen
trail road will be but ashes in his pocket. 1t
will be poor consolation for the public obi
UNI he has brought upon himself.
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ed last winter. II was valued $4,000, and
;rsuy.d in Providence and Boston for $751;
600.
Ru, the saddest portion of This calamity is
the death of SAMUEL FOWLER GARDINEH,
ESQ. one of the Oldest, wealthicst and mos'
es,iinable citizens Of Newport. lie owned a
large amount of property here. and was the
agent and part proprietor Of the extensive
Newport Cotton Mills, the Coddington, Per
ry and Newport Steam Mills, and another oil
which he was exclusive owner. he leaves
wife and ten children.
The body of Mr.. Gardiner was found IN the
ruins, more than half consumed-a Key and
pencil living on his chest. / also fear that
Thomas K. Hazard, Esq. residing IN the
beautiful country seat of Warehouse, has per-
ished. You will remember him as the au-
thor Of some political tracts, published IN
1874.
George Burrows and Robert Coxall were
ON The ladder with MIR. Gardiner when the
Eastern wing came down, and they fell out
ward, While he fell inside the burning walls.
The two former are seriously injured, and II
is doubtful whether Mr.. Coxsll will survive.
The Furniture of the House was worth
Sos. OOO-two thirds saved; $4,000 insured.
Mr.. Weaver, the lessee Of the Ocean House,
has already taken house which will accom-
modate fifty, and which he will open to wor-
row. There's enterprise for you!
II is said that there was gentleman IN the
Cd story of the East wing, who was lost-buf
of this nothing is certainly known. Rnmor
also gives three or four other victims 10 The
flames.
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can Congress has been called by the President
TO take into consideration the affairs Of Texas
and the United States. The result Of this
viii be beyond any manner Of doubt, dec
laratiun of war. The day fixed for the meet
ing of the Congress was the LIST July, conse-
quently the next mail from Mexico, we shall
receive the news Of lis installation. Nothing
will be done in The way of a declaration OF
war until the official news Of the action oil the
4th of July Convention is received, whieh
news will be brought down immediately oy
the British frigate Eurydlce, II is supposed
Government makes no great buster aoou'
war, but at the same time is making active
preparations secretly of mo ST energetic
nature, as | am assured By those who know
what is going on. The intention is to send
thirty thousand men to Texas, and with this
object orders have been given to General
Paroles, Commander in-Chicf Of the can
toon, stationed, at Lagos, TO march with all
bis troops TO San Luis Poiosi. The number
of these troops is said b, some to be 5,OOO
men, AID BY some 7,000-cannot say GER
tainly.
The greatest activity is employed in the for
LITIGATION OF Vera Cruz, and the Castle OF san
Juan de Uloa,
The fleet left this place on the l2th uit-'
destiny unknown, and has not yet made It's
appearance, much 10 the annoyance OF
American citizens, who feel quite Uneasy al
the entire absence Of all succor at time
when they are sure to need it.
Gen. Almontc has been very warlike since
his return. and breaches up "war TO the knife
and Yankee annihilaton." Ii appears that
he recommends very strongly the issue OF
letters Of n,arquc. and has brought, it is said,
from the United States, copy of the doeu-
ments which were granted TO privateers by
our government during the war.
You may rest assured of one thing. that il
the Annexation is consumated on the 4'h OF
July, that war will be the result Of It, and
that Immediately.
Some few shouts of Federation by the
troops, bat merely insignificant. The Peo-
pie are universally in favor Of Federation,
but they do not want il to come in revolu-
AIRY foIm. y ou's truly, Z. Nj.
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II is amusing to witness the efforts put
forth by the third party leaders, to clear the
skirts of their garments Of the iniquity of the
Texas scheme, brought 10 lis contamination
through their instrumentaiiy. Had Mr..
Clay been elected, Texas would never have
found its way into the American Union.
He stood pledged ngainst lis annexation.
The Wing party stoodepposcd to the scheme.
influence Of Mr.. Clay, brought to yield to the
wishes claims of the northern portion ofthc
Whigparty, and refuse the admission oil Tex
as into the Union. But notwithstanding III C
Wing party were pledged 10 keep Texas out
Of the Union, and the Los oloco party were
pledged TO admit it into the Union, the third
party drew off wings enough in the State Of
New York to throw the vote Of that State
for Polk and thus elected him. They knew
Mr.. Clay was pledged against the annexa-
ton of Texas, and Mr.. Polk pledged TO go
for its annexation, but with all their abhor.
ance for Texas and slavery, they gave Polk
his election, and Texas and Slavery fri.
umphed. The following extract from The
Liberty organ ofthis State, is at the present
time very amusing. The editor says:
'We are ready 10 wage an discriminating
war against the bloody beasts of American
slavery, with or without the little horn of
Texan opp ession engraaed upon it-and as
sure as there is potency in the weapons OF
Truth and Righteousness, lre 1rM dchiere
the rictory We have the moral power to
accomplish this herculean task, and can un-
dertake the work with clean hands. Had we
listened 10 the Deliah-song the Wings du-
ring the late Presidential acknowledged
American slavery TO our bosoms, for the faint
hope OF keeping out Texas-which hope, as
the sequel has shown, would have been as a
spiders web; what would have been our
present positionp
"The little horn Of Texas oppression en-
grated upon Slavery" says the editor. Not
so little, as The sequel will show! This lit
tie horn'will multiply we reckon,n The course
of time, ami the many horns that will spring
from the old, will cause this Union much
trouble. We are glad however, that the edi-
tor is fixing 10 wage war against this little
horn.' He is sure ofvictory.' Moral pow
er is goingto accomplish the herculean task
But has the editor turned a cold shoulder up |
on political abolition? Probably not. He
keeps political abolition for slavery in Vir-
ginia, Miss, Louisiana &C., and moral abo-
Ition for Texas. The editor admits that
there was "a faint hope Of keeping Texas
out OF the Union had the Wings elected Mr..
Clay Had he any hope that Texas would
be kept out irPoIk was elected? We ask the
question for information. The editor is mis-
taken in supposing he would have 'huggod
slavery 10 his bosom" had he listened to the
Wings and elected Mr.. Clay. Slavery
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The DIFFERENcE-The New York Tri-
bune makes an estimate of the difference be-
tween the price which wool sold at one year
ago (when the manufacturer believed Clay
would be elected) and the present price
The difference per pound it puts down at 4
cents, and this the loss 10 the wool growers
of the country is one million ofdollars.
The Tribune says that the election of Polk
and the more recent expressed determina-
ton of his party 10 reduce the tariff has had
the effect ia stop the enlargement oithe bust
ness oil the wooden manufacture, and TO stop
competition in wool-buying.