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Triumphant Success!
PROOF UPON PROOF THAT
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA,

WILL CURE CONSUMPTION
few Of the effected vicinity Philadelphia are
gwen below
Evans. Fayere Arch, cured Of Cough
violent Pam the Breast difficult breathing
Philip Bolden TuekertonN J. cured prouse pns
from rupture Of blood vessel in the Lungs.
Washington Mack Charlotte George
OF confirmed Consumption dying
first dose Cure aiestcd by Mess Jos Winner
Hugh Mckinley, highly respectable citizens
Jane Perry; distressing Bronehtis cured by
seven boiIes. Lives a Ie3 Spruce IT.
Mary Hauey 10 Spruce ofe Luna
This / a remarkable
Hannah Hewitt, . Mary street, cured OF Consumption
sarah Jane Adams i3s SSuh Fourth Disease
OF the Lungs and Liver Complaint having
could think Of without avail Sworn Alderman Bukey
Henry Myers Carlisle Pa Consumption attic nded with
Splitting Blood and Paralysis the limbs pronounced
by his physicians; used siI bottles.
j. Chamberlain, Cabery street, Lungs
Night sweats &C. Cure affirmed before Swift Mayor OF
Phiadelphia.
The retor medicine as he con-
nneedh has NO ESuAL in all Pulmonary Diseases.
Prepared only by g p THOMSON
Northeast enrnerOf 5th and Spruce streets Philadelphia.
SJ For sale in Richmond BY DUvAL PURCELL GeneraJ
Agents. in Petersburg by Chas Corning Co. Norfolk by
NJ A. Santos in LynehbuE by Jno n. seAy;
By Dr. James Coohe and G. H. Hun Farmvne by DR.. VIM
Chappen. In
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ny williams q HaIaII.

by NiIIiams q HaIhll.
On WEDNESDAY ISth instant At 10 seIoei will b.
sold IN front Of our Auction Store
20 hhds Porto Rico suSars
100 bags prime Green LlguyrA Codee
100 DO do do
100 DO do OdJaya do
IS hhds do dry Western si3es
2e do do Co do shoaIiers
S DO do do Hams
Otard. Dupuy q Co. COgnae Brandy
J. J. Dupuy's DO
A. SeiEneue do
Imta do
Northern Apple Brandy
Oid Honongabela Whiky
Luther Feiem's New England Run
IS cases doz each 81 Julien Carrt
Is DO doE each Lahue DO
Is DO I doz zach do
IS baskets superior Sparkin Champagne
90 boxes Family Soap
Cod Fah
hason's Superior Challenge Backing
Very superior Indigo keys
TERMs-UDder slOO. cash 500 and over month, 70, an
proved paper. - -
IN II WILLIAMS 4 HAXAII Ap,,.
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Aurtiuu Sales.
THIS nav
ny w,lil.s,,. e.,s,..
5 BUILDING Lors FOX SALE


THIS DAN.
ny w.iiisxtea esaasa.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.
"ILL be soh TUESDAY tau Instant urs-
w th- eouasneinx . e'elcek eaiklu-
Of Nsr-han Co~<- IT,.
rsss.-ons third hr.. -ss -.s.ts. es
sals without any nd . reserve
~ rsgssst Of As o--er.
ju4 w. GoOotS. Ausu
COMMISSIONERS SALE or MOST VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,
IN TUE CRY or RICHMOND AND COUNTY or PtuyANNs
IL virtue of a decree OF the Court Of Hu-tipvs
- Of the CITY of Richmond ista Nay isss
reeSe the und,ragsed Commissioner. thereby .spo,,,,
VIII proceed n -eh at pubic Ttrs
DAY the 18Th day Of July in the
anernoon IN real estate lying the
W. Allegro died r,.rr,d IN in H. -,
ee-nss Of aid suit II situated on IN. sorA "a
Of franklin between i7h ontins on Fr,,li
which also front. 80 feet On several nam
ed Tenemens which The Ia via
b. undivided into four smaller -!
mont on Franklin street. and Two Gaes and
les
An,r above. agh.,t b,dsr small a er
Furniture eonsist Of BoOkcase Tables Belonging .sd
And Monday day July ner NJ Puy,nn. coo
House being Court day. undersxned expose . by
public auction. the Allegro died -irsi
and po--eed situated the Of Naehunk Greek eoat
| ing 200 les.
Teens Of sseOne fourth balance in equal
payable a g. 10 and II months
The pure nl's giving bond. with approved
credit yments Of the and
''''''''' '. $ Il. sS5s as SsssSS0.s oe-~
La.
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ny n. n. Il G. II. Hill.

NEGRO MAN.
We This Morning al 10 o'eIoek Nesr, Ma, % .,,
% Jus ~ ID. 4 q. D. TsILL. Aacts-
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Observation-Disclosures Co.Pnrtner.hin

~ Of Van Lev Hau 10 this day dissolved BY mutual con
sent An persons INDEBTED the resrccif1y
10 make immediate settlement with cber o. undersigned
John N. YAN-IEg.
GEORGE w. HARRIS
p. s-JOHN y. vAN-LEw viii continue the HARDWARE
busnefs At The cd stand No. 10 West Main st. aH
times be happy wait upon the oli
the public. la DIV
July I, 1916.
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by Kent, Kendall a GtwatsT.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION

DIX GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 18Th warehou ", shall ..u
large assortment Of desirable and Pan Good,m.pv on
them have been recently from The s
invoice marry piees White Good. son-siur Of sy,
'uP'T Iaeeoset' ossaers cheek Nun Lace and
sone Of which q quality
3f,7sabd - Blown shirtnE.
heh hney and black and white Prints
Wool black aad fancy Cassiuerrs
PonEee sim Edkf' greal vaaetY
Scotch ard American Cotton 10.
Heavy Plaid Couonsdes and DnRs
EItra LOUISIANA Cpnsies
Plain and fancy Linen Drutrrs
BHtra super Black Bombarnss
SPLENDID new -yle siR Yesinrs
LONDON Aar'eires and Royal Ribd Do.
rira untfesssd Irish Linens. Pillow Casedo
- heavy Ganen shsctrrs
Baltimore and other Piaid Domestic,
90 Apr an1 Furniture Clscls
Black and Coiourcd Caubries
80 T. White aud mired Cotton ueserY
Chlirens' MFed sai Waite IIosisry
super EHglta Csated Ginghsns
fsssy lswns laeeonet' asd Basoupss
Reh CASHMERE shsws
Gun Eiastc Braces m great varsty
Pearl buttons Iaeie Covcrs Patent Pms
SEWING siIks. Bohirrt Inscrtinrs Bfouu Hollands
Furniture Prints Fans ss-ortcd
Tasy cuvats soss' I'D scsrs
Collars aad b-soms sofsets. Gas. Gibbs
Frrneh o. Bonusp, MANIA and t,s.ao
~ o. % case, Parao Pna'olctis' ,nd sun.hads'
rERNs-t months o approved paper ~ sums Of 500 and On
vso. kkNT KENDALL ATwArER, Arss
lsls, BACON, Se.-we h,ve Hs,,ns, ara naeou fal
- ~ anaion hsnh' very low Tho arm,s 81 % vel
U" 70, narsains GRErrFR d GRETTER,
~ doors below neu.
THE subscribers having dissolved their con.
- ueeton With ~. romas a. eno. wu cary on n.
Auction aud Commission Business.
~
n. b. " G. b. HILL.
They attend 10 ~ ssnihs snd h.s o. s.,,, ,,,
prya'ey SOD ne ssns o. an poss suru.ss ~ tS
p1- Their Oass fs' IN. p''.,u ne ssnTsv,rs Any
~ D BILL.
g. ,. HILL.
Rieh-oua JuH IL, Ists. ia
TIVE subscriber, assisted by VIZ. c. TALtAFER.
- 90 ~ sontsus cary Auction and commi-.son
hns 80 D" cd tan On frastn oppos ard~as
snbes THOMAS H rAfJAgERRC
Rishaload Jug To- Ists IuR
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PlNEY POINT PAVILION,

me OF the most convenient, splendid, and pic
uresqne sat wafer bathing places Uui.d st.s. viu h.
oneo ioi 'tefs on The 18Th June Tor syser campaign
me PAVILION and 10 Accommodations ben put liz e,s.
sas o. repair and onrf % The nvahd pleasant resort r bs
and eercaon The bathing dceour shsr in Ire housss or o
ihe open ut along M sounding shore ..h and co..ts.t
- uee a IN ~ NJ aiernoon and continues
o. tea 10 ~ HnrninE The Favon view sf - ~
pouchurs ~ The Potomac nto The Chssts Say ne river 10 mons
herE nearly zen mdes vide Il srht hours sts.r,,-
mond.
The STEAMER Coiumb. C.pt Guy,hs, ,.,v., R,u.,. .,
ralily evening aops az fney foht eary On sunday morning
W rinTn- 70 baltimore on WedneEay The sauer oosoa Capt
ehe caves Washington Wednetdays asfurssvs y, ~,
wyo Noh ard returns on Tuesdays AMI Frfiys touebur "a
ne foini IN both dFscons landing and receiving pss~ursr
lhe p0pnsiof with the-s adansgss estabi.hso 80
h eos o. ootsng scrvanis rod ARE, good mars soas ~
a. Nna ne usual accenrss ~ watering pies sf via
odaie charges eonnisnty upan ne public aprf
oai'on HfRCH
DO I-u UnHsd states notsi wsshustos
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PEW IN ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
FOR SALE
REMOVAL

HAVE removed my Office over the store Of
= 49, asse white at which place always Be found
70 me hns out aud sizing Of servants private ~ ,nr n
'enns out Ct hoase' and The co eeunG generally
W I'm ROBERT Hill
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NOTICE.

w LII be sold at auction, at the State Armory
w Richmond, MONDAY ID day OF Auru,t eomn:,
O'Clock A. M large quantity condemned ana upse
viesabls Arms and Aeeoutremen,s 49, e'
Aoush hese Arms unht for repair Thereafter 10 n, ,-s
ye'there are many Of for brh puy
PH aha espey Tor dr To Volunteer Companies d.r. or
preserving taer 'erVeeabe from nrry nseuar.h ~
n -, c. DIMMOCK.
" Capt sup. Armory.
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Immediately alter the above sale. will be sold a
handsome Eight Acre Lot opposite
called Oak Lot" Terms accommodating tnowr
on The day Of sale w. GODDIN, Aues
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FOR GENTLEMEN
(NATrEH sIIOEs.-Ws have ust onensd q fine io Gen
- emen superior Cater hoes expressly fo ne by os-
celebrated matsrs IN Philadelphia Ancs Son w renu
utmcn IN want Of something that Fcnce snd cororahis Tor
summer wear % give can. We have good supply
my 20 fUTNEY a WATTS.
kbHhh WHITE CORN-tfoo bushels prime white Com in
nore' and for sale IN lots 20 purchas,n,by
~ p HIsaEIL = McCANDI.naH
- TO CoFFEE-t9p bsss gsiae Rio coass. hsiiss 80
~ foS r'cby DivENPORT hLIrH 4 90
NYPREss sHiNaLEs-o5n fneh bunch Cyps,s, ,A,r,-,
~ ~ yard and fcr saisby
Jae BIssELL NeCANnIIsa
DORK.-so bsrvs pum, FORK just received snd foT al,
~ W3 EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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MADISON HOBS

ROY WANTED. We wish 10 hin = 49,
- BOY, about is years old $50
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II oNDoN BROWN sToUT-IS CASKS London Boup s,ou,
quarts and Ptnts Just received in and for BY
u RISSELL 4 AcCANDIIaU
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- NOR RENT.-The Store No. I46. ON
Main street. four doors below Exchange Bank o.
eupted Tor time by Allen Broh., n. r.
ntnre store together with the spaeou, Innbr
AAshed Ims property il IN FOOD condition Ohaynr been r.
eenty repaired and mprovedJ oeaeS for ,u.t -
r OF eosiness Possession viii given 18Th day Of J
hsIt OF sooner desired Apply IN PHILIP TABB a SON
once Main Street. opposiis the EIehanr. BapL q
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IN OF these splendid Hams, Of last years
CO curfE SO ~ 0rior Hams ON - W hs 2ur1 ,
W. HenU Cor Of Honrco Appy
ju II JONES WINSTON.
WANTED, n COOK-Aho, a female Servant that IL
good house and washer and Appy At this
Nthcc III
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STOLEN-Two large SILVER SPOONS. en-
~ gravel Z. r. W Asy irforr,,,,,o ,..., ~ - - -
heeraly rewarded " spphsauon 70
Iu il-3w JONES A tytNsro,
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M RS. ALVEY having several delightful and
~ airy rooms AZ the hadsou House which b eiIby apd a
sanuy located Rank street, view OF a.. C. s,.,
would be pleased " have them drei with f.mities
she ha' also some inc rooms for gentlemen Tan.snt
persons visiting The city bous vsrv d,.,,h . e.
stopping =. being vey aeecsrb from the busincss poou %
day
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-08-15
COnSOlatOry,

While the British TariffwilI infict serious
injury upon the business of the country. we
have one consolation in the belief that this
blow aimed at the country will demolish the
locofoco party. The following is an extract
from letter written by Polk Democrat at
Washington City: he is native of Vermont,
and for Il wonder is an out and out advocate
OF Free Trade. Doubtless he has acquired
this bad habit at Washington. Thus wrote
he when the Tariff bill was pending in the
Senate:
eve are having quite an interesting time
in the Senate, now, on the Tariff bill. Mr..
Webster commenced speech, Yesterday. of
mastery ability, as am informed, and con-
cludes to morrow. 1t issaid the question
will soon be taken. 1t is generally believed
that the bill will pass; yet with some it is con-
sidered doubtful
"Ihe general objection seems to be that il
is too sweeping in its character. PLACING
THE WHITE LABOR OF THE NORTH
ON A LEVEL WITH THE BLACK OF
THE SOUTH; and anti protectionist as I am.
Tor rather, direct taxationist as am. I cannot
swallow such proposition as that. have
TOO much love for the North to go that figure.
How it may come out, or what effect>it NAV
have on democracy, ifthe bill passes, I can
not say; but fear Il ,oiU proue disastrous to de-
n mo- IN the free States. Think 1t ,ciH put The
Wigs IN po,0er."
Aye, my good fellow: the Northern De-
mocracy will hot consent to be put upon a
level with the blacks of the South-al,,e;,
there are Northern politicians who will mn,
hesitate to put them there, if they can, at the
bidding of Polk or Walker, on any other man
who will buy them with paltry offices. We
hope better from the rank and file of rho
Democratic party in Vernon, and in NJ, the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-08-15
ELECTfONs--GOOD.

NORTH CAROLINA. A letter, published
in the National Intelligencer, dated Raleigh
N. C. Aug. g, claims the State Ito be Wing
both Governor and Legislature 1t snys
{" You may rest assured that we shall send
you two Wing Senators next winter, notwith-
standing the Unions indignant appeal to the
people of the State. And now can you name
another State in this Confedcracy which al
ways acts so well as North Carolina,nnd makes
so little fuss or parade aboutt?"
INDIANA-22 Counties give the following
mujorties For Gov, Marshall, wing, 1916
Whitcomb, loco, SOC, Legislature, Wing ~
Loco ~ Indiana gave Polk 1914 majority
The Indiana State Sentinel, (Loco,) gives
returns and reports from several counties, and
adds, awe are of opinion that the Wings have
elected their Governor, and perhaps MAORI
ty of the Legislature. Not enough has been
heard from, however, to form a correct opin-
ion"
A few returns from Illinois look about as
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-08-15
YOUNG MEN.
things

Senator Simmons, of Rhode Island, in his
speech against Folks Tariff, remarked most
truly, that protection was the hope of the
young men of the country. That many
young men were dependent for success in life
upon their own exertions and that without
good rewards for the industry of their hands
they had little chance of success and of rising
in the world that free trade paraised enter
prise and business, consequently young men
could not find ample employment with ample
reward for their labor He said he began poor
and friendless and his success alone he attrib-
uted to the encouragement he received from
protection to American Industry, All true
And it teaches lesson to all young men to
sustain that cause which stretches forth, its
hands to help them; and without the success
of which they can only look for poor wages
and poor employment. Draw off the money
ofour country to foreign countries to go into
the hands of foreign Lords and workingmen
as the locofoco desire, and what chance have
young men in this country to acquire the
means of starting for themselves in the world |
Protection saves the money at home it makes
all kinds of business good it induces the rich |
to open their purses and invest their money in |
various enterprises, and who get III Why, !
the young men who want to acquire by their
own industry, the means to set out in life
But with Free Trade they cannot compete
with the pauper labor of Europe and succeed.
Let then every YoUN G MAN go for the
Protection of the labor ofou own country, for
lis own good, and thereby make sure to him
elf the facilities of becoming an Independent
nan.
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woRKINGMEN REMEMBER,

That Mr. Lewis, the locfooo Chairman OF
the Senate Committee on Finance, during
the debate on the Tariffbill, stated that the 9Th
and 9th sections were both of them "SuJtaH-
TALLY COPIES OF A BRITISH STATUTE
long in operation" !!
That Mr. Payne, of Alabama, when asked
where the country would get revenue, repli-
ed, "Easy enough-'oe shall consume FOR
EIGN goods, instead Of goods made at home!
We shall derive revenue of 800 900, 900, if
need be, by IMPORTING FIVE TINES AS
MANY AS WE NOW DO"
That Mr. McDuffie, in replying to Mr. Web
ster made use of this extraordinary language:
''H oaS represented that tho LABOR Of Me
country would be affected by this bill-THAT
(snid Mr. McDufie contcmptuously,) IS BUT
A SMALL MATTER"!! Remember these
things
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DThe Hartford Times (Locofoco)n MOTTO
ing the late reduction of wages, (25 per cent?
by the Thomsonville Manufacturing CO., on
account the repeal ofthe Tariff Act of IS42,
asks, with an air of triumph and doubt, if thai
company were known to increase the wages of
their workmen, when that law was PASSED -
The Courant replies, and to the point, by saw
ing that they have made inquiries into the sub
ject, and find that the Company in question
did increase the pay of their work men, after
the Tariff of 1942 went into operation, to the
extent OF the present reduction. Such in
deed was the general effect of that law upon
the wages of those engaged in manufacturing,
throughout the country, and Locofocoism finds
itself at fault in endeavorng to make it ap-
pear otherwise. Soon, already, in fact, they
can the effect of the destruction of this be-
neficent measure; it will bring down the price
of labor, by substituting the manufactures of
foreigners for those of our own people.
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At their old Tricks Again.

The Montpelier Patriot-a paper fed or
Treasury pap, and serves the master that dis
penscs the gold as faithfully as did Benedict
Arnold his purchHsers-is scattered thickly
about the State, and can be had in any guam
tity of the Polk Post Masters, and all who are
looking for office. The last No. contains an
article upon wool and is bold attempt to
cheat people as they were cheated in 1914 in
regard to Folks Tariff principles. The article
proves, 80 far as it proves any thing, that Polk 5
off GERS of Customs have entirely disregard
ed the law and let in wool, not according to
the law, but according to Folks known princ-
pies of protection. BUTT cannot deceive any
one who wishes not to be deceived.
1t is true, and known to all that so long as
Wings administered the law our full blood
mcrno wool sold for 80 and 40 cents. The
returns of importation show that while the
wings were in Office the importation of wool
was greatly reduced in amount, and the price
of the article was greatly enhanced.
1t is well known, too, that when the locofo-
cos were put into Office the importation of
wool greatly increased by the same law, and
the price of wool fell in proportion to the in
crease and Polkism has reduced the price of
wool l2 and IS cents a pound and wool has
fallen TWO and THREE cents pound as the
quotations show since Folks Bill was intro
duced into Congress The Patriots array of
figures cannot dsprovc these facts, and all
who deal in wool know them to be so.
1t is to be expected that those who feed from
The Polk crib will seek by any means to up-
lold their master, and play over again the de-
,eptive game oflS44. But who will be cheat
ID second time
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; Mr.. EDITOR The last " Freeman" con
tains communication purporting to COM
} from an abolitiohist ofBarnet This is frau,
and an imposition. 1t had its origin with al
Hon and well known " dough face" that is
il was produced by his connvance and dicta
ton, though it may have been put on paper
by the individual he usually employs to black
ball, through the columns of Polk print, ev.
cry body that stands in the way of his dema.
goguism. ! have no difficulty at all in recop.
nising the real author of the article, for il
speaks of the fact which this Hon. Eek Senator
had communicated to the faithful of his party,
to show to them the progress of POlkisn in
Barnet-.o wit: that so many copies, Ia GER
tain No. of the Freeman were to be ordered
for Barnet. My object in previous commu-
nicntion was simply to call attention to the
fact that this Hon. gentleman's operations had
for their design the making of abolition sub
servient to the cause of Free Trade, Texas and
Slavery, and his own ambition, and that he was
so confident he should play the game success
fully it had been made n matter of boasting on
the part of himself and his proslavery friends
the cream of which was, wings were to be in
weighed into the snare, and no body else This
fraudulent production in the Freeman bares
upon its face ample evidence in my mind that
was not mistaken. Of course, nv former
article did not take with the plOtters but | do
not like to see honest men rictimatjscd, and
none except dishonest ones will grumble that
raised The curtain which shrouded the plot
Only think oft An out and out support
er ofall the measures which the Cotton Lords
originate to strengthen slavery, trying to build
up Sd or abolition party! And in order to do
this he seeks converts for his Sd party, ONLY
from the Wing ranks not from the ranks of |
his own party which alone of all northern par
ties directly and boldly supports slave mea-
sures No Wings of the Free States counten-
ance slavery. For years they have stood un-
divided against all measures to sustain and en-
large this abomination of our land-and least
of all do Vermont Wings countenance il. nor
do they intend to do so--not even so much as
to go for slaveholdng candidate for the Pres
idency And yet this declaimcr for Texas
and Tariff that has for its object the making
Of 'ohte men sidoeS TO the southern aristocraev.
is seeking to raise an abolition party exclusive.
ly from the wing ranks rs there no shame
in man.
But, Mr.. Editor, the plotters will not sue
coed. Their game is known and their plan is
open and read by those who run. The intelli.
gence' the shrewdness, the patriotism, and
love OF principle, and hatred of tricks and
IraudS of the descendants of "Old Caledonia"
VIII strangle the plot and plotters together.
DANVILLE,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-08-15

TSome of the Loco papers have recently
peeh parading IN their COLUMNS extracts from
Mr. Clays speech in 1s42, by which they at.
tempt to make it appear that he is out and out
IN favor of the ad Dalorem principle as sane
toned in McKay's bill.-But with characters
tic dishonesty, they conceal the fact TINT Mr.
Clay 5 and the Locofocos ad calorem svstems
are as different as light and darkness. CIav,s
ad 00'oren is based solely on home valua-
t,on--Mckny'S on the foreign invoices, SO liza
Bile to fraud and SO often fraudulent-a verv
essential and radical difference .-Belloos Fail,
Gazette
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THE BLACK LIST OF NEW ENGLAND

The following are the names of the Senators
and Representatives from New England,
whose votes secured the passage of the infa-
nous bill of the Free Trade Aristocracy Let
them be kept before the people!
Paul Dillingham; ir. did not vote when the
Bill passed the House originally, but after it
was sent back to the House from the Senate
for concurrence in Websters amendment, the
Free Traders became afraid they should loose
their darling measure, when Paul Diling-
ham, ir of Vermont, came to their aid and
voted for the Bill o, chivalrous "dough-
face I"