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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-17
A CERTAIN CURE

For HuInors, Scruiua, Flies, Erysipclas, Salt Rhcum
5cIld Head, and all diseases Arising from mpuity OF
the Blood.
DOCr. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES,
~ medicine composed entirely Of vegetable substances
and Of - active character eradicate speedily AID
pe mausnly all those troubles and dangerous diseases
" Inch arise G,m bad If the hood highly recon.
mcnded by who have used it, aud will positively in nine
cases of ten effect permanent cure: The popriclos
receive letters every week speaking praise Of the
al ce and narrating Of raodnory cures which
[ are too vounnous to p@blis'i.
REFEREES CES-Miss Sophia Bouchctte Of st bans
aged about 90 cured Of scd head which she had had from
infancy-was obliged TO cap constantly, and was
wthoul any hal Of consequence. She commenced taking
the NJ xuc in Feb 1872 and by April the disease sap.
pearcd Her hair grown out !li and she no longer
is obliged TO wear a cap
ar EIbrd e Bin CHAM Of 81 Adams for the Of
burning smartng humor wh which he had been afflicted
for yeats
oonan Johnson of Durham for the cure Of ulcer
and scroiuous affection.
Erastus stanton, II w Rice and John Baker Of Stan
b iJlc for the Of piles.
| Hugh Murphy also Of ST Adams was cured of bad
case Of piles in Jny last in five days after he commenced
| taking the mixture.
f5Thc gboye article will be found at most druggist
stores throughout The siacsold whu csalc by CURTIS
! & SMITH, ST Aibars. VI Also by T. p. WALTON
Also by tioss s. flntchins, Waterbury, L b Green, Rich
mond Dana Weeks and Stanton, Danvlle; l.. Jewetl,
ST Johnsbury; o. Ftcnch Barre; \ q. Hale Chelsea
T. b. Ncvns and Co. Royal'on; j. Ross Jr Woodstock
! Peck aud Spear, Burlington: n V. liodey and Co. WiI-
liston.
! lJ-Also, by CLARK & COLLINS, and S, p. RED
| FIELD Monipclier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-17
USE PARIS LIFE PILLS WHERE
HEALTH IS A EISSIDERATUM

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES In no season does
tho blood and scceti1ns of the human system undergo
striking change than in the fall Oi The year. ii
turn nature the changes in the vegetable world iund
not only suikngy analagou but TO have a strong nhu-
ence the health diseased condition Of The body. From
the decay OF autumn and the morbid and dcatlkc state
Of winter there springs new HE and beauty The effect
of this decreased activity in all nanitfao m dte well
physical system, renders the use Of some simple
medicine, especially to those Of slender consttuonof
absolute importance This is the time ehrclually to
sst nature renewing and hcning the power of the
vital organs. Ofthese functions, none have init
mate connection than the stomach and liver. The pres
ence of food in the stomach, and the healthy operation Of
the digestive pow es, furnish the only natural slimulant
the liver. But whenever the coangs &c the lomer be.
come woak and bid both the quantity md quality of
the Sec eons greatly modified; the natural stimulus
IS dmlnishcd-the bile is improperly socreed and dis
ofho liver or chronic affections in one form anoh
CT almost sure 10 follow. In this critical condition
give healthy tone to the stomach, and to free the blood
Of its impurities thereby preventing months, and il may
be years of su Herring, PARIS LIFE PILLS are a
perfectly gentle and ehrcua medicine. lis celebrated
author for more th0na conury not only close and
constant student Of the medicinal properties Of plants,
hu Of heir adaptation 20 the cure Of every class Of inter
nal diseases Although III elrly life appai emily hope
less invalid the use Of this medicine restored and conn
ued him in health and vgor to the extreme age o. 1852
years. These Pills exceedingly mild in their operation
and may be gwen to children as well as adue with the
utmost security To their supcrlortv in this respect
most Of the vegetable medicines in use thousands are
constantly estif ing
The Propretors have sedulousy avoided that system Of
putting generally resorfed yet their pills have
degree Of popular favor uncxampled in the history Of
! any popular medicine. 1t. is now only Twelve months
since they estab shed their agency in the United States
and the monthly sales exceeding upwards Of ten thou
sand boxes They give these simple facts, wishing the
menicine alone its intrinsic value. Nc ship go
ing to sea should be without them Families once having
used them will always have supply
SETH w, ToWLEi 1873 Washington st. sole agrn,
4 fer New England.
Il AoENr-MontE elier, S. p. REDFIELD,
! Waterbury, ]. q. Simpson
Chelsea, Dickinson a. Noble,
4 Remington, II K Parsons.
Vcgennes, John H. Bowman
| STOW, IL. l. Camp
l East Berkshire Rublcc & Butler,
Burlington Peck s. Spear
Bellows Falls, Norman Harris,
Woodstock James Ross Jr.
Pomirel, Gus Chamberlain,
Norwich, Il. l.. aud T., w Ods
, SlTaford Royal Hatch,
Washington, b. +. Dickinson,
Barre Oryis French. s6;eopy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-17
BOBBINS. BOBBINS ! !

TVVV
rJNE subscriber takes this method inform the pnlc that
he has invented machinery by which he can supply fco
ries Bohbns cheaper huu ever before made in ts
country His factory is situated In Poocham Caledonia Co. VT
where he intends kooping hand supply OF Bobbn timber
will make ORDER short notice all Kinds wanted. Tic
would respectfully shy his old customers, and all concerned
manufacturing woolcn goods that no has como to the deter
mnnton to nut his mark down sink SWIM As rnnsporta
ton cheap these days If his work does not suit send II
back, and the money shall be refunded 800 -
long, 5000. inches, $3.50. Warp GA inches, $500
G "a inches, $3.50 .,,, - .u,
~ b. Orders 'FRONT.' Distance by mail otherwise, prompt
attended Letters enquiry respecting must be
pnid putting boxes, marking, and sondng from
IL to ~ thousand will DO changed Fifty cents for oil
Ing.
Peaclam, September 10, 1874. - GIN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-17
PHILIPS TOMATO PILLS.

which rhslcious and potent IN cleansing the s'on'
ach and bowels purifying the blood, and renoyang the
aandulR System by altering he secctions Of The liver and
other glands and carrying off the morbid Juices and hui
mors-that at the South they have acquired the Of
Fcvcr binc" because they invariably prevent or break
up bilious, er:ItcnI, yellow, interim tent and lung ic.
vers
Fave years extensive use have ptovcl hcm the best and
only sure aud safe remedy for all the numerous chronic
diseases, whcre the requires something that VIII
operate The blood liver, systems of vessels
giving them healthy acon at Inc same time eNpcI The
morbid and poi. juices and humors, which 1t scpar-
ales from tltm.
In this fass Of Diseases, rheumatism, Di spepsia
Dropsy LIVER Complaints Bilious stomach, scrula gray.
ell worms tumors aud crupons Of the skin Of various
kinds. permanent weakness about the oins and limbs
kings evil ronsttuona Hereditary tetbcness Of The
whole or part Of the system, DC.
Thousands Of clses Of the above diseases have been
cured by the TOMATO PILLS and thousands Of
deaths would have been prevented had these p lis been
used instead of sponstle, baneul quack plla
remedy with which The country is flooded. There is
mystery or chaflaauSm tins universal remedy.
They are prepared o valuable vegetable remedies that
arc known to b. both safe and eecua and used very
extensively by PIN sicans their private practice because
hundreds have the most pleasant eectual and safe
medicine have used.
The above Pills fo sale by agents in all the country
towns Agents are cautioned not TO buy ofPedars,
Zone word to tho wise is sufficient -
q Il PHELPS, M d., Proprietor, Ia tlord, CT, With
out whose signature are genuine.
| For sale by S.P REDFIELD and CLARK COLLINS,
Montpelier; Goss X Hulchns, Waterbury; o. French,
Barre, X. s. NJ. Hammet East Monpelieri A. T. Ban.
| croft Painicd o3 IN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-17

A RE your eoergi,s suddenly Frustrated? Does cos
"A tiveness trouble you2 Have you cod heavy ico-
ing on one SIDE Of your head Have you pain ~ your
side and az tile PIT Of your stomach. through 10 the back
DO you feel unequal 10 your daily avocauons? Arc you
depressed by anxious fears feeling il great caam-
ity going to ovewhelm you IL your appetite bad
your daily objections incimxcd with food taken
into the stomach Arc they Of clay>ikc color III
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-17
III YOU FEEL 4 LASsTTUDE,

III YOU FEEL LASSIIU DEs
WITH loss of appetite PNlpaion Of the heart ina
w hliy to exercise, with drOwsness and disposition
to sleep take PHELPS TOMATO PILLS ; one or two
doses seldom fail relieve all those unpleasant symptoms
arising from congestion and ansud ciculalion OF the
b. od and Il redundant quantity or morbid quality of the
qe which apt occur AT ihS season OF mo year.
pain in The limbs head ache and other effects Of
cold are speedily relieved By them;
For sale by Druggists generally, and b. agents in all
the country towns, and a the General Depni, No 2@6
Main st Hartford CT. Also by :. p. REl)FlEL ID and
CLARK and COLLINS, Montpelier; Goss and Hutch
ms Waterbury; o. French, Barre and NJ. llummet
r. Mon,nrLc,. A. # Blncr(i PaIrhed. 81
CONGRESS SPRING WATER,
C,AN be had at all times by calling on CLARK and
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GTPRICE REDUCED.-O
"Ir's TOO LATE HIS DEATH
KNEII HAS RUNG.;'

rT>t5E n,okaee of Mr.. Phelps TOMATO PILLS for
| Mr. Lcech, has arrived, SAID. the merchant. IT'S
roo LATE answered the doctor with grei ms death
kne has rung. After moment he ADDED had the Pills
arrived in ilc have doubt from what have seen OF
their effects in Qunsy and Sore oats that our neighoor
would have been saved Mis-. Blun who was taken quite
as dangerously relieved by them IN two hours and was
vel IN three DAYS. Thus how dangerous is pro-
crastinaon and of what vital Importance IS an appiopu.
ate remedy, timely administered. WAsHINGroN died OF
similar affection and probably because medication was
DELAYED only Few homs. People should always keep
hox of these Pills in her houses TO be ready IN case OF
sudden illness and because they equally ehcacous IN
lung fever. bilious fever collie, cramp IN We Sspnaehi
gravel and worms, which all dangerous 10mpahlsi
and il may be said they are sure remedy LOT DysPSPu'
Jnundine Indigestion and Rheumatism, sweiIed limbs,
heart burn erupons Of tho skin and IN all diseases where
blood and Glands require purifying In fact The tomato
pIis sbnnld he i'm every house and used freely as a
49, FAMILY MEDICINE,
TO- ,hicb purpose they are wisely adapted being safe
G young and old of ali constitutions! The above Is no
f1ncv sketch, but true. . i; Ill L,
The Tomato Pills for sale by Agents IN al. me
towns in the State; but beware ofimposons io seVeiA
hase atlomns have been made 10 initiate these RUS me
genuine are sgued by sc. II. Phelps, NJ ~, NeyoI ivy
Of pEDLARS and TASK the merchant NC ooesn. ~
pedars Avoid him who for few more GEMS pion' WI
disappont thu hopes of the SICK, ana uiue WIN '"
health The genuine Pills can be obtained OF we 'esua,
aoam,s At The GENERAL DEPOT, No.226 MAN street
Harllo.d. 49, l,o,rtN-c, and G p REL.
FIELDS Montpelier SAML BRlTAiNi barre AZ
' January 1874,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-17

A CARD. THOMAS ROBERTS & co. Druggists
"A and Medicine Vendors tf Crane Court LONDON Mar
ket Place, Manchester and III Flnn street New YORK,
respectfully announce to the public that having succeeded
n calling attention their invaluable medicine PARIS
life Pills and lis eic''y being now folly tested and its
purgIiv~ established, beg state that
medicine offered to mankind has rapidly Obtained
such distinguished celebrity and it is questionable ftherc
any part tf the civilized world ware its extraordinary
healing virtues nave not been exhibited.
The poprictors therefore dIGb anxious to
mend the Pills to those whose loss Of health by dyspepsia
or rheumatic affections require speedy aud certain reno
walton
Tie opinions cf its value by some of the best medical
of The day,is foundation that its does
not depend upon any system OF advertising mcretric0us
putting, but upon lis own virtues amongst those whose
medical acqU emcnts and high character for incg
" place them out oil the possibility &C along quackery
Thomas Roberts d. Co have the permission Of DR. .Fe
Of Philadelphia, for stating his strong Recommendation Of
the Of these Pills derangcd hilary complaints and
flying rheumatic symptoms.
BY such undoubed testimony as this the public are be.
ginning to understand and appreciate the superior efficacy
Of thus mid medicine TO the powerful pugavcs that have
been hitherto sold them in the shape of Pills which
give relief for sort space of une but always AZ The
expense of the system, by eufebing it and rendering il
more liable to receive again other complaints.
The high medical authority, describing tho viz
tues this medicine, says, GAS differs in iaany respects
very essentially from The Pills that have hi hcno been
brought before the public, is advisable make the public
acquainted with the general properties they POSSESS
PAIRS Life PHl's, purgatvc found to very
gcn'y-indeed when they DO purge freely i IS ewing
ofthe system they acting upon, The vegetable ngedi
enls Of which they strictly composed, will in al
chemically compose the deeerOus matter that gems
Grated by causes and npedes the vital and organic
opera tons OF in the human frame Their action is
principally by composiion--:nvlcorarng by the tone
and quality Of the blood-slroughcuing all the organs
ectualy without any Of that stimulating ecc uri-
ous in purgatyes generally"
They Sold retail by most Of the respectable Druggists
in New York, and by ouy Apo ntcd agents in city
and town from Maine 10 Louisiana, Canada, the Brush
Provinces Havana, the West INDIA Islands, and South
| America boxes so and % cents each.
Testimonials of cures from whose DISEASES
Of the most inveeraio kind and ofong standing, may be
seen at otfce 0! L. Roberts y Co., III Fulon ST n
| Xo,k
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'fHE Constitution, the Wis vitae -four wonderful bod
/ les requires an alternative. rcgencrang influence
to ere, te and retain heal by EXISTENCE Ain light ard
some other elements brought 10 this rcqWsli N, and
for lime prove sufficient m the requirements Of The sys
TEN. But when IF, Imprudcnce, and violation "a the
laws Of animal economy morbid humors arise, acrid and
rail Juices col ecled the system requires assist
from other sour,c, or II sinks IN disease, de-
cay and death How wonderful Ind salutay at tins Pc
rod arc Tie effects Of appropriate alternative med-
cine taken in season? Thousands have been sovcdirom
deat and millions from suiernss indescr babe, and a.
.ni1. - L h1nLl L. lAN Ihn LnlN Sc nI
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GROCERIES.

ct, c. and n. f. RUM, Cog and American Brandy, Holland
- and American Gin, Mononguhol Whiskey O Brown and
Pale Sherry Wine, Old Port and Madeira do Champagne and
Cure do, Moasscs, Brown Loaf Crushed and Powdered SUI
gas Rice, Spices of all kinds, Con Essence Of Rose and
Lemon, Kechup Table Oil Pepper Sauce Cocc, Teas etc.
y. c. PIERCE.
g.,
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LII kinds of TOBACCO for sale by S. +. REDFlELD,-
N Large aud Small Plug, Lold's and Chapnnns SmOk-
ing and Chewing Tobacco and Yellow and Scotch SNUFF.
9th October. 81
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pAr!LE SNAKE OIL, for sale by
II CLARK COLLINS,
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EVANS FAMOUS PILLS.
EVAN'S well known Camomle Pills, also his Family
u Aperient Pills, for sale by T. p. WALTON AMI
SONS, Montpelier VI wholesale and retail.
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MARsHs SUPERIOR

NHESE Trusses are constructed In many particulars on
l. an entirely new PLAN and their advantages over all
other have attested only by the most res
pectable Of the Medical Faculty but by the actual expert
of those afflicted with the disease they are intended
alleviate The most eminent physcians upon an exam
nation of this truss decided TO its superiority that
they cheeruy and voluntarily give fca IS TO the pro-
prielors be laid before IL, public few OF which may
be seen on The handbills. For sale by
SILAS BURBANK JR. Montpelier W.
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TWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALEM
LOW NIL. VIZ.

ONE OF about 10 acres OF M 10 land lying The main
W road leading from Burlington Derby Line, with about 100
acres under good cultivation with good story and half Dwell
ling House Barns thereon, and conveniently waioted
two pumps water house and the barns of the
quality continually running, and plenty of good wood and
timber convenient bo tho rm good school
house within hnfn mile miles from tho meeting house,
store aud starch factory. Tho main branch Of Msquoi River
runs very pleasantly the whole farm. 1t is scry pleas
ant ms well MS convenient situation io stund
of the barns was built for that purpose.
The other Farm lies mile from the main road,
tanning 100 acrcs with 40 under good Improvement very
smooth and little rolling the east we'll waered aud timber
and all suitable for mgc moving with good House and
wood shed and every convenient for the farm
Tho property owned by Robert Rogers Of the City Of Now
York and will be sold public auction the 18th day Of Sep
tcbe If disposed of private sale previous to that
time And under the necessity OF selling, the terms
made half the purchase money For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber near the promises
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
Agent Tor RouERr RoGERs.
I,owol July oG 1874. 72If
n b. The above will he offered private sale until dispos-
NJ
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LEAD PIPE d. PUMPS,
;. HUBBARD's NEW STORE.
COMBS. COMBS.
SILVER SPOONS.

GOOD assortment of Silver Spoons, SILVER of superior
~ quality, aud in elegance exceedby none.
$. ABBOT.
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HAIR. HAIR.

TNOWN WITHERELI have this day received the latest
Il style of HAIR WORK. Bands off long HAIR French
Frzzees, American do Wigs, Bads, Curs Ringetts,
Sept. 10th, lsii. 70
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AND YOU WILL FIND AT
f.. HUBBARD'S NEW STORE,

n Z. RUM, St. Crux Rum, Cog Brandy Holland Gin, A
~ Brandy, do Gn, and All kinds Wine, which will
he sold in ANY quantity suit purchasers, low
TEOGS BRISTLES wautedb by sP REDFIELLD.
IL 9th October, 1914. %
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SANDS SARSPARTLLA.

FOR THE REMOVAL, AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALI. DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD
OR HABIT OF IHE SYSTEM.
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VEGETABLE LUNGWORT,
PARIS LIFE PILLS.

For sale by GOSS & HUrCHINS, Waterbury, and
S. y. REDFIELD, Montpelier Sc lycop.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL!

No. 3. NORTON STREET, ALBANY, n
April 90, lS4i OIL
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

EOO pnlfs FOOrNGsi 1000 yds. shoeP Gicy tloih HUU
OOU yds. Domestic Fannol 1909 yds Fockng ~ exchange
for Goods, by BALDWIN, sCOII X 90.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
The Consolidating Proocss.
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE >. is1s,

The (,o0xolsdoffnU
~. A. r. 60. -
-o N~oSe"e =" nv" oSS"'''o INC 'e.o" VI u'e
gay. vi SUCH worthless materials arc large
number OF the honorables now composed, that
the task is quite an easy one. Honorable PATRIOTS
are dov. cham ann n h,tle p,onsv goes :. iong
- ~ -
way. ......... ....r.-.-
The New York Courier condemns the practice
Il, .,.o., - :,;~..,. $780,. W. -. c..
e 80" N'e"> S'S' W NofJ A'o''
the Express:
The Courier condemns the practice Of appointing
member, or Copgrc,s IN ,fFee TIL. eo.. of lame. a.
cE,,,, e.. a.. g.. a. =, . ..s,.- =. aua,,...
-, -
o'''s' a"u'c' s"o'nes' custom mouse omees' says'
are now habusiy almost, selected iron among members
of Congess-snd thus the approximations Of the anti
feder. OF other dsy,-of those who resisted the adop
,;on Of the F.a.r.I became. NJ N, .,o,,on.
,.,...... ii =. ,.,.. :. .,,- c.. -. -.
" ~ ~ ~
."' Pu,ens.e '' su'ous S'a'o Np'e'en'su'eS-ee
realized. Tho Courier quotes the condemnation OF the
practice from James Madison to be found in No. 81 Of
the Federa,t Mr. Msdi,on deemed IN almost impo,.ibs
,h,, u.nhors If .n,, ,.,v. E..,,;v. .,,,,,,
-. 49,. r ,,.--- -, a, g., -
~ ~ No. " ~
inehe'oe 10 any eiS omces tnas may De created OF oi
which the emoumenn may be Increased during the term
Of their election No Offices therefore can be dealt out 10
the existing members, bu, such ms NAV become vacant by
,,din.,v c....,,;.., 81 ~ .,,n,.. IT., H.. ,l, ~
ss -, a. .u-h..,,, 49,. r -" -,-.,
s'eA' " p'.'. VIC suae' " u' Peop"' se,ee'eo
oy me peopie 'hems,Nesn 10 rsnoanes every rule oy
which events ought 10 be calculated and TO substitute
indscrinnac and undoubted jealousy with which all r,s
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Free Ncpro Sufr1ge


One of the objects of the proposed call of
Convention to amend the Constitution of the State
of New York is to extend the elective franchise
TO al the colored population Of the State. Under
the existing Constitution, those negroes only who
own property to the value of $3.50 are entitled to
vote. This is considered too great a restraint
upon the progressive Democracy and therefore
il must be removed.
We are by no means certain that the removal
of the restriction will have the effect anticipated
by those who are urging 1T. e., of increasing
the torrent of Democracy, which is sweeping
the land and threatening to subvert our insti
buttons. In some States where negro suffrage
has been exercised, it has been found TO be of an
eminenty conservative tendency. This was the
case in North Carolina-where, until within
few years past, free negroes were privileged to
vote. There, we have been informed by dis.
tipgushed citizen Of that State, rhe negroes inya
riaby voted for The man by ,chom they icould
rather be phipped, if they bad to take lash.
ing-and that always the wealthiest and
most aristocratc candidate in the field. The fact
is, that the negroes, class, are in feeling the
most aristocraric portion of our population if an
inefable contempt for ''poor white folks, A" and
Doric detestation 81 manual occupations consti.
tute aristocratic feeling. II the New York cuffs
prove true to :his strong bias of their Ebro blood,
they will disaPPont the expectations INDUCED by
their dis.interested friends.
1t is said, the number of voters, If the PROPOSE.
ton prevail, will be increased in the State from
fifteen to twenty thousand. Some have estima
ted the increase at forty thousand but there is no
good reason to believe it will be so large.