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this ony vorks itself pure The hnsuaye oe SeipuN
Tin the Blood ,hs Life" nnsvsr becomes %parr may
traced directly TO the aoppaSe OF 'ne . ~ a. -.
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an I'm, ~ - s ,,s SOD .arnan, os Infected 10 TO
.s 1919. Sn..,a an mpur,,y insanity II,
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cine creep. to oe.e The pore. UPON H how
heI ss.'s J" s' -. Tn. Tsomu-oui.n for
, " ~ nov "a ,,,,s,, 1900. y. h, .-, blanket. the
.ss an, ,nsnni..,usI The Ano2a,s,
..s r.sns ~. IN. h..,,,,ns ou.el rosres
pill. pn,.. psn.
t. - -. L.. Of n. ,o,,, of ,hr Io-cpsbe
w., iii ,,,e n., The learned DR. L. ~nhoei and The
eight pounds day pounds by the in'en
o.. rsrpnanon. ,, ., m. ,os, and
h none man .ns a.sa or S oa To eeei this.
70 retain IN he y''sn NV % ,, a. rx.n When
mi, the ca, hc h,a 4. OF ~ .eve principle
the .ln they seabs paples
| uesr. and other spo,s
By cold pores stopped
the cease. and disease begins n a.
self Hence stoppsss Of juices originates %
many complaints
by stopping pores overwhs mankind with coughs
eonsunpons world die from diseases
induced by stoppare OF the Insrnsb,e Precipitation
hssay therefore, how the dow Of .aeue
hunot the health be stopped
Let IN. ash candid mind wha, seem. the m"S
10 pnrsue to unstop the pores ser they are
Woa you give pnyse W uns'op The pores UT you 49,
something 'aat wouh DO u upon the suraee where INC
actually Isl Would not this be common sense AMI yet WI
no AN mo any eNsna appheanon 70 enc ,t -
reason assign H. that within their knoweese ca
raoe OF dons H. urder he-e ereumsanees Prcscn' 70 py
sah ana al prspafAon a IA, rns r NJ
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=. vac NJ, ma lpNsI 49,. ~ ~ 't,
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| ,nsr rel. ,h.n, ~ - ~
Iii. remedy that sweeps or the whole catalogue
Disorders healthy
remedy and delete
| rious drugs ken he
dangerous the nrstkes
and defends surface from an arrangement OF s
functions while keeps blood void all
is impurities and dispose OF all The surface
The ouue OF 1--WE sshs Of the be and used up rlaer ~hn-
u" p'e'esu WIN mohs OF opehhss 70 iehe'e e hss'nes
- W an n, , 49, anu VI au' =. '9uI ao " isu.s
. t ~ no veneI nase ussu 'Va tns It
yee's' v VI ~ nss' "sei' VIC
anu enu oeoe "easeh .n1
nan ma o' IN on. s'nke VA. AneN W 'sne ""sh INC
VI
e nav e IN nae pi''s.on, na.e nsa
IN ~ ' s1sees y" ,He ea' ,Ae nen anu AN
YEN o' VIC ans o. ne pool
~ 80 'ai,' V "', $50 -. H.. o1 o"e 'oe,
one N se'-' '''se' saying ''se'' Jour o'"'"en'
s'oN'
r.,, h,,r, -. ..,,.s o az, H..
10, an ,h ,h Ornament will a.h IN. Inn, onielsr thar .nv
medicine that can be riy-n ,t.m.ly Thus u,eed upn tb.
ehe, II p-ntra,c dr.e, II, The ns, ,en,s,,. dr.
h,i me them nd hr f,om M .vs,
need NOT , n Is euTinr heron, Of Continual
w. although xr are told il il fooishn.y. car, moi what IL said
90 lonr a. can cure several thousand person, yearly
ur,n -
The savr has cured OF The Head Ache of - year, stand
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COL UMBIA FOUN ",

No. 50 DHals street SSr York
A Il this Foundry, which has been established
for 90 and formerly under Mr.
Meoneen be had all kinds OF Elgsss
Malls oH ssd Brass Cdsfirgs, Hregh fSH Works and
OF description Also, hind OF Min Gearing suitable
for any kind OF Mills made and on hand
New York Sept. lsi5. e3-6m.
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G. ASTON, Wholesale Hat Manufacturer 20 Liberty
"A street Newark N 1.-The subscriber directs attention Of
Southern and Southwestern Merchants his celebrated establish
ment where he manufactures with unvaed Nutra
Bu.h Plain Cashmere and Sporting Hats OF ali kinds Also
BOYS and chrens Fancy and plain Hats OF all description.
He will make objeet merchants buy OF him his aeio
~, should they call upon him.
nj 6m
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Jun, 75-IOO -
In ssrd TO the suyeriorty Of Smiths selAens Mule over
Others would that sdeededy better than Sharp Roberts
Cos Of is ba,s the eas. doubt But regard TO
bssgs ibe IeSln Of no,
- - tseomnons ana ins viii longer
aod " ss has % get out % repair than o These
na.on 20 Eiy. preierspee and we have ao
eOrdnsly ordered 10 pairs spines 5,e
}. A. BURLgTeH Agent O. Co.
BUTTtRSuTs, Sept. 4, I545.
Our self opdhE Hubs operate entire Satisfaction, rro-
the Hand Mules and At fer es o 9i sessdng Eve cents
hundfed now about Two yogT 1nes hey ysp Eptn opera
ton and DO that they foJ hsf
4 o. WisGBoS, Agent
MASIYUSE, Jan. 10, 1886.
Nc RkiaTd subHrg Of the Ns,sswsn Company, pot Ia
operation establishment eight Of Bnhs seAetng Mules
svsn Of t9a spindle, a Of 9i7 ,pnae' They perform
the greatest ssusfnoOn, and the uDs seh considered BY
pfaedea inca as tbe beet Of w kI'S in IN tSupty
4DsEFB RJPgA.
EoEFisTows Po Jan TO- isI5
Nj srbng hcndie HafvaTan Company, New York
finished putting operation Tor NJ n of sDs
Msl,s for spinning twist and Ming opcrs % our
VIZ. b. LtoNlRp, ESQ.,.
Dear shThi' Company had operation Of scif-AepE
hsss-shsrp, Roberts Co.'S Aasobs, and Smiths TIE two
fo,usS years and Upward n on,
year 40 pssL Ibays tsa accurate Of product
was anA coo Of epepng each asscpo Of Mule and the
s seeScd In hVp n sgltbs
have 10 saying We Bs viii turn OF more
uouo'o Keep or. sSd may 10 kpt Jn eDaE i ss n,
P"@ Your. rsspasasAy,
htep, Great Pak Manufacturing co.
UNoN FhoroBY, (SEAs BuHHoslJ/
August 30, 1645. 4
eshne~aen-r5r Mo- have operation more
'h'ee nontla and am enrtey ~is6sd They have
soeuoed " stsns day during snd have rvep o. s
o. NJ trouble They make beiier 60 hs, sure r.
make on Hand hae ard consequently wnss have
svsfal nes been nsiRhbos o.r In ocr,.
W" buby Sharp Robers 81 s.n>hssr sds awe yosr nle,
hs DECIDED preference yoars, respoetfnIty
49,. W. p. JENRs
" fsrn week, ending AusIa 1885 az tho
vSsn MI FishAn Labding NJ ~ Ist pounds ana no,
se ans No IS Ypm the SPINDLE pss Day 1IOo No
hunSssd bsnss, No. IS 9aLeO ~
oStoesr ., Is1S. aas,
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parents knew how fatal medicines children
nwariy they would be slow Them Especially
eurial ozcEges, called medic aed pills
H. no tell invariably, when present
to parents that this save will tell child
worms will DIVE yege Of them This
and safe
There probably medicine the face OF the
% sure and 30 safe IN she expulsion Of worms
IL would be cruel wicked give internal doubtful mod
enes' 20 long as harlesr eIernal one could be had
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much reduced and the improve every
THE ROAD
Prom Gordonsvne Charlottesville aty improved
the whole distance from thence
urnpkes-passes Monticello and the University Of Virginia
vicinity OF Weyrr Cave by the principal Springs Hawks
Nest tho New River Cfs, knnawha wofks-be
des the whole and
every glance. THOMAS SHARP,
lesl Agent for Tnnspouion.
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1hHss CAPS Mourning Col.r. Bosns Tabs Fr-seh Cotton
- ssirs article long Whieboses for an
unusually f ssormept VI sH ARTICLES not heretofore tept
~N THO n PRICE CO.
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can hardly be credited that save have effect
the lungs seated they witn the But
for AL that this Ointment will reach the quicker than
medicine that be internally Thus, placed the
chest pehaies directly the lungs the poisonous
particles that them and eIp them from
need that OF Consumption Continual
ly although told foolishness what said,
long a. several thousand yearly.
The Save has cured the Head Ache OF IL stand
ing and who had regularly week thai vomiting often
took place.
Deafness and Ear Ache helped the like also
Ague in the Face.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-12

.accidept.-C. Edwards Lester, Esq,U. S Con-
sui at Genoa, now avisit to this city, accident
ally fell through the hatchway of packet ship IN
our harbor,on Wednesday last. His shoulder was
dislocated by the mishap. He was well enough,
however, to be present and take part III the pro-
ceedings Of the Historical Society last evening.
Neto York Courier & Enguirv.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-12

A SAVAGE PIG-The Cincinnati Enquirer Of
Wednesday, says most fearful attempt was made
on Tuesday evening, by large SOW to destroy a
little infant who was creeping along the pavement
The ferocious brute would, in a few minutes, have
devourd the unconscious child, had not passer
by rescued it
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-12

@ The following appointments of
postmasters have beer made to fill va
cancies occasioned by the expiration Of
the terms of service:
!. B. B. Hale, Wheeling, Va.
Jacob Medary, Columbus, O.
Chambers McKibbin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
George Crawford, Cincinnati, @.
w. O'Neal, Steubenvilie, o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-12
THE TAX LAW.

THE TAX LAW
Mr.. Archboldis is out again upon this
subject, with his usual verbosity. We
shall, however, delay answering his
communication for two reasons first,
because he occupies nearly all that part
Of our paper usually devoted to edito-
rial matter; secondly, because he has
complained that it is not fair for us to
answer his communications in the same
paper in which they appear. We seek
no advantage of Mr.. Arch5old on ac-
count of our being editor.
There is one matter of which we will
take this occasion to speak. The whig
papers of Cadiz and st. ClairsvilIe speak
of the discussion between Mr.. Arch
bold and ourself, as if it were discus
sion between Mr.. Archbold and the
father Of the editor of this paper. The
same idea is also held out by Mr.. Arch
bold in his private conversations, as
we have been informed. Why this is
we know not, unless they wish to fire
their popguns at higher game than the
editor! We now inform those gentle
men that the course we have pursued
on this subject is our own; that we are
alone responsible for our articles, and
that all their attempts to fasten them
elsewhere are vain. We can see no
reason why these attacks are made up
on Mr.. j. Morris, unless it is because
he has been so fortunate as to receive
the favor and support of the Democra-
cy of Monroe on various occasions, and
for which he feels himself under heart
felt and lasting obligations. We ex-
pressed our disapprobation Of the new
tax law even before we knew the opin-
ion Of the individual who, it is said, die
tates our course. We have taken this
occasion to make these remarks for tho
reason that Mr.. J. Morris is .now abb
sent.
As we have called down the ire Of
the wing press for expressing our opin-
ion on the tax law, we give the follow
ing article from the People's Forum,
Published at Bucyrus, Crawford county,
to show what democrats say of US:
"THAr is RIGHr.-The Woodsfield
Spirit Of Democracy is giving Mr..
Archbold what he deserves for defend
ing the abominable Tax Law of last
winter. Any man who will at any time
or on any occasion justify this law, is
hot, in our opinion, worthy Of the proud
appelIation of Democrat. We regret
that Mr.. A. has taken this stand for he
has ''done the county some service,'
and we trust he will soon see his error
and abandon the position he has taken.
If he does not he is gone sucker and
no mistake. Men who defend law so
unjust and unequal as Kelly's chicken
tax law, need not tell US that they are
democrats and advocate the doctrines
Of equal rights and equal laws. They
might as well say that the old federal
lists did not oppose Thomas Jefferson"
The following is one of the resolu-
tons adopted by the Democratic State
Convention, July a, 1s45. We shall
publish the proceedings Of this Conven-
ton in cur next, entire:
"Resolved, That in the ensuing fall
election, the democratic party should
among other things, exert themselves,
Sd. To amend or repeal the unjust
provisions Of the present tax law, by
means of which the capital Of bankers is
exempted, and heavy burdens imposed
upon the property, and industry Of the
people,"
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GOV. DORR LIBERATED-TEX-
AS ANNEXED.

We have no room to make any re-
marks on the happening Of these gori-
Gus events. We refer our readers to
the articles in to-day's paper for par
ticulars.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-12
GREAT FIRE IN QUEBEC.

There has been another great fire in
Quebec, which, it's said, has destroyed
1900 houses and left 5000 persons with
out shelter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-12

The steam ship Acadia arrived in
Boston on the ed inst, and brings the
news Of the passage Of the Maynooth
Bill. M
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-12

HSee third page for the times Of
holding the County and Senatorial
Conventions.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-12

~~----~"N'NNJ
first accessories of life and if unduely loaded with
taxation he can enforce rise Of price, And this
is the actual fact in all countries unfortunate
enough to be burdened with high taxes. All their
writers tell us so.
For further arguments on this subject, the read
is referred to my letters to the Spirit of Democ-
racy signed Oscar" That series of letters was
originally commenced, and the eleven first numb
ers written in order TO expose to my Fellow citi-
zens the deformities and the enormites of the plum
der system; but it became absolutely necessary to
turn the offensive into a defensive war. And
am content; but if relieved from hostile attack,
could tell you Fellow citizens, how you have been
swinded, could tell you how you have been de-
frauded, could tell you Of more things than are
dreamed of in your philosophy.
1t is but due to candor to say that never looked
upon the new tax law as perfect. In common with
my democratic friends and co-adjutors, voted for
it as the best thing that could be obtained under
the circumstances. 1t needs amendment, and if
elected to represent you liz the Senate, am ready
to concur in such amendments as experience may
show to be necessary or as may be called for by
public opinion. They who are acquainted with
the intrinsic difficulties of taxing the invisible
wealth ofa community win not be surprized at the
imperfecons Of this law. Yet that invisible wealth
is n all countries the richest source oftaxaton and
in the hands of men best able to pay. How long
was the school system arriving at its present state
Of perfection, how many acts were passed upon
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
STATE oF VERMONT.

Probate District OF MARLBORO s..
n Probate Court, October %, 1916
ZONES Anna Phipps, execuirx Of the last will
- and testament Of CHARLES G. PHIPPS, late
Of Wilmington in said district, deceased and presents
her administration account for examination ana al
lowance Whefeupon, il is ordered that the same be
heard and examined before said probate court the
stated session thereof to be holden the Inn Of Per-
ley Balou, in Marlboro in said district, on the last
Thursday OF November next; and for the purpose Of
notifying oil persons interested therein Of the time and
place OF hearing, that they may appear and object 10
the same f they eause,) the said executrx is d.
rected TO publish copy Of the record of this order
three eeeks sueeessirefy in the Vermont Phenx print
ed al Braeboro in said district previous TO the said
time appointed Tor the hearing.
A true copy from the Record.
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY,
10 Judge of Probate
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

Diseased PotaoesThe disease of the potatoes of this
years crop engaged the attention of the French Academy
of Sciences their session of the 22d ut We cannot see
however, that any light is thrown upon the matter bv
the statement OF the views of different MEMBERS beyond
that which the disease in this country had received
different observers here There is the same variety of opu
ion as to the
Gruby thought that the potato was attacked al the
same time by pbrOns and cryptoganous plants vi
brions and acari different kinds of microscopic animal
cu@ the vbfonS resembling snakes cells their gen
era contour THE welknown cheese mites are species Of
the acar The potutoacar appear NJ Grady to resen
Die very closely those species which have been heretofore
only observed in animal cutaneous eruptons
NJ Stass Of the Polytechnic School of Belgium
that the disease in that country only from the cold
ness and moisture of the Summer which has retarded or
prevented the full rpenng of the tubers The product o
wet lands has been much affected than those of bob
and dry lands.
Payeu read note ascribng the disease 10 cryptopa
meous vegetation in the potato the growth of such
sites being the result wholly, in part of the moisture
the Summer
The Royal Society of Agriculture and the Arts of Seine
etose had appointed committee 10 investigate the sub.
Jec' which reported the 10Th umo the result of their
experiments and Investigations
For eight days, shrse of committee had eaten dsess
ed potatoes ony taking the pecauon to cut out the dis
eased parts without any injury. The workmen of sever
al farms had eaten the potatoes with the same preeauon
constantly without injury Sheep and rabbits fed on the
diseased potatoes without any pecsutOn thrved and
fat on them.
The committee had succeeded in making white starch of
good quality from the diseased parts of the potato They
ma that the diseased potatoes still contain the living germ
NATIVE principle, but that sound ones only be
planted next year They advise that potatoes be kept in
smaller Quantities than usual Their opinion is, that the
caused oy the unprOPous weather Of the past
summer-BOsiOn advsrtiser. 49, F-''
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District of Marlboro, IS.
Ia Probate Court, Oo %, A. d. 1916.
ZONES Isaac Barber administrator upon the es-
~ tate Of AARON WEATHERHEAD, late OF
Guord in said district deceased and moves the court
here for an extension Of the time heretofore limited
him for rendering his administration account, and 10
pay the debts Of the said deceased Whereupon, it is
ordered that hearing be had 10 the premises, before
said probate court at the stated session thereof 20 be
holden at the Inn Of Perley Balou, in Marlboro, in
said district the last Thursday Of November next;
therein, of the time and place Of hearing said admin
iststor directed To publish copy of the record Of
this order three weeks sueeessiveiy in the Vermont
Phoenix printed at Braeboro in said district, previous
to said time Of hearing
true copy from the Record
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY,
10 judge of Probate
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
THE MOST REMARYARLE CURE
EVER REOORDED-

HADpoNFIELp, N. j., April 90 1915
on OF about the 18th day of October, 1871, was
,anen WIN violent pain in the side near The liver
whlch continued for about FIVE days and was (nlow.
ca oy The breaking Of ulcer or absceSs in,rardIv
whlch relieved the pain little, but caused me 10 throw
bood ReI; uanay o. offensive matter, and also much
hysicon but he said he thought he could do bnt ,e
loi me except give me some Mercury PIN. which
e'useu 20 lake feeling satisfied that they could do me
no good. many other remedies were nIncnre5 ~, rns
w'le ana friends, but none did me anv gondan3 ,h
acharge Of blood and corruption still continued every
ie" DAYS, and at last became so offensive tba, co,3
c rSneSy breathe was also seized with violent
olood Than had done Beforehand nv disease cor,n
uJu IN ms way, still growing worse until February
mhen ah nope OF my recovery was given mn. and nv
.,snus all thought would die of a Galopinr Con-
sumption. At this moment when NV IiCs Vs. anna.
rently drawing near its close, | heard IF De Y;sjar,
Dasdm o. Wifd Cherry, and got bottle which re-
evea ne immediately and BY the use of only three
NV ca oi inns medicine, all my pains were removed
ufely stopped, and in few weeks NV health yyos 81
,ar ies'oed as 10 enable me 10 work at INV trade
Awnch Is caTpen,er,) and up TO this time have en-.
loysu soou hea''h. THOMAS COzENs
GLoucEsrER Co., N. j., SIS.
personally came before me, the subscriber. one of
Thown" s ol .he Peace in and for the said county,
an coHehs aud being duly affirmed according 10
aw ealIn me above statement is in all things true
A"''''eu before me, on the 10th day of April Is4s.
CT J. p. CLEMEET, j. p.
Such Is the unprecedented success of this Basam,
NATURES FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION,
prescription congenal our wants as il Il prenoredom
chemical extracts from substances which lie krb Of Na
'uFe has placed in own land for wise nrno.eS ,bSt
many who know nothing Of the mode Of lis prepaTton are
TO reap pecunary benefits by se,nr an ar.
ee similar IN name or in appearance or bv ren,esenling
nef own Trash as superior to this BALsAM or by pung
pn mixture ana solemny asseyeratng that il is imported
dscen,i county, which Is not the case All these
geeep'ye arts 60 to show that Hsiars Baag is known to
sne w9Ildto be THE GREAT REMEDY, and that to sell
ny MIXTURE must be like this in name or pnrpor 10 be
believe not the cunnngly wrought iabrication-snd
Cherry s'""'''' "'S'"' D4'sa" q va"
NO OTHER GAM BE LIKE 1T.
ton 81. Boston -'""' w. loo has"'"g'
9 AGENTS.; BUTTON Il CLARK, Brauleboro, o.
May 80, 1916 9swaO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
INSURANCE..

TTNHE ETNA Insurance. COMPANY, Hartford,
IL Conn, will insure every species OF property
usually insured in the Country, from loss damage
by fire, on the most reasonable terms
This Company has been in operation for many
years, and its reputation for fair dealing is too well
established and appreciated to require any pledge for
its future course.
iD@ Persons residing in the County Of Windham
and lis vicinity, DESTROYS of obtaining insurance Of this
Company, are referred to L. G. Mead, Esq. Agent,
Bratteboro.
THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
S. S. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, Nov. l, 1B4S. TITO