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BRONCHITIS.

bFHVtI, Th'i JahuaTy IT 1871.
Dr. ID. JAYNE.-Dear Sir;-Having been for a
long time afflicted with Bronchitis, a disease which an.
nualy sweeps away thousands of the human race to
premature grave, under the mistaken name Of Con-
sumplion and having heard of the wonderful efficacy
Of your EXpeclorant for Coughs, Asthma Difficulty
of Breathing and every other disease of the lungs
purchased two bottles Of IT, and am happy to nfofm
YOU and all the sons and daughters Of affection that
i Immediately suppressed the cough, removed the
pain and difficulty Of breathing and produced a free
and easy expectoration and very soon effected COM
plee cure.
JONATHAN DAVIS, Dap. Minister, Beaver, Pa.
For sale by BUTTON Il CLARK, Brattleboro. 8
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From The Rev. Ira NJ. Allen.
phila1einh;a lima IaQa
Phelps Patent Convex Spiral
TRUSS.

yHNHE reputation of this Truss for the radical cure
IL OF Hernia in its several forms and stages, is now
established. It's superiority is proved from the fact,
that, Physcians aud Surgeons in London aud Paris,
and other European cities have preferred It to all 9th
ers now in use, both at home and abroad.
Orders for supplies have been received from the
above mentioned cities and other foreign places where
it has been recommended by the faculty, as a very
valuable addition to the INSTRUMENTS o the treatment
Of Ilernn.
The spiral Abdominal Supporters, invented by the
subscriber, received the highest premium the late
Mechanics Fair in the city, and has been recommends
ed by Dr. Claiming and Bigelow, as a very superior
instrument for dOrsn and abdominal weakness.
J. w. PHELPS, So Court 81, Boston.
Certificates of recommendation Of the above have
been received from the following eminent Physicians
and Surgeons:
DIR. Valentine Mott, DR.. John C. Warren
DR.. Alex. II Stevens, DR.. Geo Hayward,
DIR. Willard Parker, DR., S. ID Townsend,
DIR, Samuel II. 7, Lee, Dr.. Winslow Lewis, Jr.,
OF New York DR. VIM Walker, Of
Boston.
For sale by X. sPALDING, Bratlleboro, as
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INSURANCE.

ITN HE lETSA Insurance COMPANY, Hartford,
Il Conn, will insure every species of properly
usually insured in the Country, from loss or damage
by fire, on the most reasonable terms.
This Company has been in operation for many
years, and its reputation fair dealing is TOO wen
established and appreciated to require any pledge lof
its future course
lGF Persons residing in the County of Windhsa
and its vicinity, DESTROYS OF obtaining insurance OF TINS
Company, are referred TO l.. G. MEAD, Esq, Agent
Braitleboro.
THOMAS X. BRACE, President
s. S. LooMIs, Secretary.
Hartford, Nov. /, S43. HE
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STRAWBERRY PLANTs.-These may be set in
the latter part of August if we have wei enough to
soften the ground and make the soil adhere 10 the
roots of the plant. When they are well set in
good ground they will bear some fruit the follow.
ing summer. We thing the easiest mode of cult.
waiting, in fields, will be to make hills, like bean
hills, rather than 10 make continuous drills. The
runners may then be trimmed with a sharp spade
or shoveL-Jfass. PiougAman.
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MELODEONS.

TINE subscribers having formed a coparnership
IL under The firm Of :. II. JONES & CO., for the
manufacture of .Neiodeons. Serdphines, SC would
respectfully inform the public, that they will be happy
TO supply all orders Tor Instruments in their line
wholesale and retail, as low prices be procur-
ed in the country. Quality Of Instruments warranted
equal TO any other manufacture.
S. II. JONES,
WOODBURY. & DURDITT.
bJ-A orders received nj the store Of Woodbury. &
BuTditt, opposite Hall and Townships, where may be
found general assortment Of Musical Instruments In
struction Books, Strings, &c, &c.
WOODBURY. & BURDITT.
Bfattebnro, June %, is46. a
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, IS.
In Probate Court, Sept !, l546
CoMES Polly Stestns and Walter KING. Executors Of
~ the last VIII and Testament Of JONAS X. STEARNS
late Of Somerset deceased and files their administration
account for examination and allowance
Wheeupon II Is ordered that said Executors notify all
persons interested that said will be heard and
amned before this al the session thereof 10 be hode
a Taggarts Inn in Newiane, said district the las,
Thursday Of September nsi by publishing copy of the
record Of this order three weeks successfully in the Yer.
mont PhGnx printed Braleboro In said district previ
Gus 10 said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Reg'r
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Posr OFFICE, Edgarown Mass, May %, Is4i
Mr.. +. Brown:--SiR-Wi you have the kindnes,
TO forward me, by the schooner Energy, now in Bos.
ton, at Central What, opposite Messrs Hewns &
Fishers store, six dozen bottles sarsapara and To-
mato Bitters. A captain Of a ship bound on a Cap.
Horn voyage, wishes more than now have on hand
TO supply him with. therefore send this 10 be mail.
cd 10 New Bedford, that you can send them up b.
the Energy. Should delay sending the order Snt
lo-morow's mail, il would b. too late 10 send by the
Energy. by complying with the above request, you
will obge
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Yours, respectfully,
SYLVANUS L. PEASE, P. Master

Here is another recommendation from well known
captain OF a ship which sails from Fairhayen, Massa-
chuseits
Capt. Joseph Holley, (of the whale ship Eris) SAYS
Browns ssrssparilla and Tomato Btters, ere invsL
liable to all seaisrinR men, They should never be
without IT, No medicine is like it, or bali as good 10
diseases which sailors liable to- particularly diseas
es bro't on by living long time on salt provisions.
have used II on my last voyage, and do know from
experience, myself, that scurvy is almost immedi-
ntely cured by it. Take my advice, and never go to
sea without one dozen bottles Of Browns Sarsspaf-
lila and Tomato Bitlers, being board Of your ship.
READ AND BELIEVE.
A person is very apt TO say, we Of course would
recommend our own medicine in preference to any 9th
er For fear that remark may be made Of me, have
thought il proper TO suboin few certificates aDdel.
from agents, and persons that have been cured
by this most valuable medicine. The following Get
t6cates and Letters from persons Of the first re-
spectabliiy, and those that are best known IN The
towns where they reside. Do not take my word for
il, but inquire for yourselves you will find all have
said is true. can publish hundreds, but think the
following, which have selected from different parts
the country sufficient 10 satisfy any unprejudeed
mind.
My agent in Bath, Me-, MIR A. C. Page, sent ne
the following lew Gays since.
BArH, Me. May %, 1914.
MrF. Rrown:-Dear Sir--Having tested the val
ne of your SarsapaIla and Tomato Btters, ! take
pleasure give TO you the facts Of my case for your
own satisfaction and the benefit of others. | have
been suffering with the ery@pelas humor in my SIDE
causing my hand aud arm to swell very much and 10
be painful; at the time and Tor some time pre-
vious, have been troubled with a weak stomach; most
ofmy food has hurt me, and there has been singular
laintness at the stomach, which has been increasing
and caused much difficulty. Alier commenced TAX
ing your Bitiers, could perceive a gradual and i'm
MEDIATE relief, and would recommend il with much
confidence to those who troubled with such COM
plants. Yours, truly,
WIN. DONNELL.
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Hurrah! The Rail Roads Coming !

TIME subscribers intending soon TO remove from
IL their present location, and wishing 10 reduce their
stock much possible, will sell until the LIST Of Oct
nsrt, any article Of Dry Goods Groceries, at great
reduction from former prices. Those wishing Ia pur
chase will please call and
TOWNSLEY s. SONS
Aug. -, '46. 81
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FRESH TEAS. &C.

a Chests Green and Black Teas, 10 Bags Coffee White
~ and Brown Sugars, Aoasses Currants, Rasins Fs,
Almonds, Frunes, Soda Crackers, Tapiccs, &c., just
seived and receiving. For sale by
WILLlSTON & TYLER.
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As for JeweIry.

pRACKETT cannot be beat as to quantity, quail.
ID ~ and low prices And those Brushes 1--WE read
of are going rapidly. You had better call soon.--
And the Fine Tooth Combs constantly on hand
and selling cheap.
81 II. d. BRACKETT.
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CHART OF ELEMENTARY SOUNDS, con.
" tanning LIST, Elementary 'VoeaIs; Cd, Sub-V ocas
and Asparales; Sd, Spelling by Elements; 4th, Words
for Articulation; 9th, Sentences to Pronounce; 9th /,
lnileclions of Voice; 7ih, Meditation Of Voice; sh,
Substituted Elements; 9th Combination of Elements;
10Th, Notes and Dlrectonsi at the
Aug. 81, 1896
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rs Wanted.

1.-TWO Journeymen Cabinet Makers, can End steady cm
Il poyment and good pay.
PARKER E. SARGE.YT
Braitleboro, Aug 49, 1876.
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ksowLEDGEEoF Tnt0s.-"Wie," said a mar,i,d ma,
looking for bis booack after she was in bed ~ hsy
where keep oil my things and you GU ght to know il
ayes said She 81 ought know where you Keen Your late
hours I" ''u' 'Ae
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300 RRLS.

SHELDoN STONES Flour, from new Wheat,
- this day received by
TOWNSLEY & SONS.
Sept. l, 1916.
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As for whooping cough take equal portions of
Lintseed OIL Honey, and New England Rum mixed togeth
eT give tablespoonful every tins the patient coughs
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EASTERN ROUTE

For Worcester and Boston, at O'Clock A. NJ, ey-
cry day, Sundays excepted
For Fchbufg, Boston and Lowell, at 81 O'Clock A.
NJ, every day, Sundsys excepted, via Athol and
rrmpleton, Tuesdays Thursdays and Ssturdays.-
Via Fitzwilliam, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
SPENCER & KINGSLEY, PToprietos.
Nav 49, 1916 SO
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TWO ROYS

WANTED 10 learn the Cabinet Trade.
PARKER & SARGENT.
BrattleboTo, Aug. 49,
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WIN. DONNELL.
Barn, Me-, May 81, 1874.

Mr. +. Brown: Dear Sr-I have some time past
suffered much from Jaundice and Dyspepsia at the
stomach, loss OF appetite, and trouble and pain from
the least simple food, with pain in the head and Sides
slight cough, general weakness and debility OF the
system. After using number Of medicines without
any relief was induced try your Sarsaparila and
Tomato Btiers. received immediate relief from one
bottle, and feel gratifed lT the great relief have re-
ceved, and would recommend il 10 all who are SUI
lerng from similar disorders.
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NOTICE.
SOUTHERN ROUTE.

For Northampton, Springfield and New York, at 4
A. NJ, and 10 A. NJ, every day, Sundays excepted
Passengers leaving Brutiebofo at A. NJ, arrive IN
Springfield in for the afternoon trains East and
West. arriving in Albany in season for the evening
train to Buffalo, arriving in BUfalo next evening nj
O'Clock. Passengers taking the 10 O'Clock Stage ar
rive in New York at 5, next morning.
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luuIsi HuIYi
FREDERICK d. SHAW.

Address all orders to the proprietor, FREDERICK
BROWN, So Washington Street, Boston.
AGENTS ;---Dutton & Clark, Brauehnro; John
w. Moore, Bellows Falls II. E. BakeI Fsyeite-
vile; Jason Stafford, Windhsm; William H. VIII
liams, Williamsyle; S. F. Thompson, Townshend
Thomas Cook, w. Townshend; Sumner & Bnn'
hall, Jamaica; Pierce & Abee, So. Londonderry
A. & C. Aldrich, No. Londonderry; Oregon Smith,
Wilmington. For sale also by Druggists Agents
generally
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To all whom il may Concern.

hereby certify, that have this day given to my SON.
II JAMES FESSENDEN BROWN, his time 10
labor and make contracts for HIMSELF and that hereai-
ter, shall neither pay any debts contracted by him.
claim any ofhis earnings
Attest, JoHE KIMBALL.
Pulney, Aug. 22, 1886. Q
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May 10, 1876.

JGyne's Tonic Vermif uge-Some medicines, war
ranied 10 destroy worms in children sp, des-
troy children too This is not The case with Jayne's
Tonic permUuge. II does not contain a single in
greent which can harm the most delicate infant, and
yet eSpels worms from the system with facility and
certainty perfectly astonishing Nor is this its only
sanitive property, II is fine Siomachic and in remit
tent and Intermittent eveTs has been administered with
mos! gratifying results. Obstinate cases OF Piles have
yielded TO its influence, and It's tonic qualities render il
an excellent medicine 10 the convaesrent stage of all
diseases 1t is exceedingly pleasant to the taste.
DR.. JGyne's Hair Tonie-For the Preservation,
Growth and Restoration of the Hair, and which will
positively bring new hair the bald head and pre-
vent its falling out, turning grey. THIS Is an ex-
ceent article and has, in hundreds OF instances pro-
duced hue growth Of hair on the heads OF those who
have been bald
Read the following from the Boston Mnil Nav q
1874: =
"Jayne's Hair Tonie.-Alier giving the article
lair trial, we unhesatingy pronounce IL TO be-what
pToiesses, the best article, without exception, in
use lor the restoration and preservation of the human
hair. We know Of numerous instances where the hair
has been restored 10 heads which have been bald for
years; and think cannot do greater favor than
10 recommend TO oil our readers who are losing their
hair, TO make trial Of this Tonic immediately
Prepared only at No. South Third street Phla-
dephin
From the Rev. Ira NJ allen
Philadelphia, June 9, 1888.
To my personal friends:
J would say, that am well acquainted with DA-
VlD JAYNE, Nj. D., and know him to be re.
spectacle Physician and Druggist Of this cily-a gen
leman in whom entire confidence may be placed, |
have tested IN my the beneficial effects Of his
Carmna'ive Balsam and have greater confidence in it
than oil other medicines Of the kind. His Expector-
ant is equally celebrated and efHcacious.
IRA NJ. ALLEN,
Agent Of The American and Foreign Bible Society.
Sold by BUTTON 4 CLARK 9
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CLOVER SEED.

A prime article Of Southern Clover Seed for sale BY
IN WlLLlSTON STYLER.
Aug. "a.
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Commissioners, Notice.

FARM FOR SALE.
RruN Il WING in Halifax, one mile from
M..nE ~ Red's Tavern, bordering on the new
SH IL road from GreeEfeld TO Bennington con-
EsrszsE3 tanning about Is acres Of Lani, with a
story and half HOUSE, Barn and Sheds and other out
buildings; all in good repair. An orchard Of excellent
iruil; als,i, good sugar orchard Said Farm is also
well waiered.
For lurher particulars enquire OF WILLARD F..
GU INNINGS, on the premises.
AMAsA FLAGG.
Halifax. Aug. 81, 1896 IN
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TL.UOTHY ". BOWE.N,

late Of Whtingham deceased, and all claims hibed
in offset therefor and six months from the 18th day OF
June 1886, being allowed for that purpose, hereby
give notice that will attend sad duties, the
Inn Of David NJ. Whitney, ia Whiiinghsm, Mon
the 9th day Of October following, from O'Clock, A.
NJ, TO 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, on each of said days.
HOSEA r. BALLOU, lca-u,,.
STEPHEN MURDOCH, OO" -
Whitinpham, Aug. is, 1886. Q
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PUTNEY WOOLEN FACTORY.

INHE subscribers having their machinery in complete
A. repair, ready receive wool to manulacInTe on
shares by the yard, the favorable terms lhy
have hand great variety of plain and fancy Cassimee
which they will exchange for wool, delivery. IN
JAMES KEYES 60
Pulney, June Q, 1915
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BOOKS

lust received, To,on's Bible Reader; Anatomy
~ and Physiology, by c. Gutter, NJ D.; Practical
Treatise on Dyeing and Calico Printing; Bible Manu-.
al and Text Books, &C., al the
BOOKSTORE
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PAIN

INHE subscriber respectfully the nhabil.
n ants OF Bra,eboro and vicinity, that be continues TO
carry on the
PAINTING BUSINESS
in all its various branches viz House. Sign and limitation
Painting, GLAZING and Paper Hangng, &c at the OLD
STAND, door north Of the Vermont House lie hopes
by aithuness to merit and share Of public pat.
ronage. ROBERT ROBERTSON.
Bratileboro, April %, 1876 36
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Co,,,n,issioners, .Noffce.

vINHE subscribers having been appointed By the Hon
Il Probate Couri, for the district Of Marlboro, Com
mssioncrs 10 audit and adjust oil claims aud demand
ag ainst the estate of
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TOWN9S

For sale by r. spALDING, pratleboro
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
From our Regular Correspondent.
WAsurNGrnN. Aug. u. l-I6.-


WASHINGTON, Aug. l., l5i6.-Midnisht.
The Administration are getting very much
alarmed about the present and future state OF the
country. They begin to feel very unpleasant
forebodng OF the just punishment that is to come
upon them. Indeed it is feared that the Govern
ment can hardly be carried on till Congress re.
assemblies.
1t is also feared BY those who have the greatest
socitudc for the welfare of the Administration,
that such expcdicnts must be resorted to to keep
the wheels of Government going, that some i'm
peachments may be thought necessary when Con
gress does again assemble.
The expenses OF this foolish War are enormous,
and the receipts OF the Treasury are growing
small By degrees and beautifully less English
and French Importers are waiting Tor chance TO
import under Walker Engiishlaw, and the draw
backs on goods re-shpped, leave scarcely any
thing in the Treasury to pay for the Polk glory at
the South II it was not Tor the short time I'LL the
commencement OF next Session Mr.. POLK would
probably call an Extra Session. There will be q
great man. extra doings for next session at any
rate
Mr. DALLAS has been on visit TO the Warren
ton Va Springs, as told you some days ago He
returned to Washington this evening about 10
o'clock and took lodgings at Colemans know
not when he intends going 10 Pennsylvania. He
has so distinguished himself since he was last
there that the Pennsy lvanians might have then
ewes dazzled by looking at him. He should tarrS
at Jericho little while, if hot till mis- beard bt
grown, a: least till the glory with which he ha
surrounded himself, mellows into something like al
approximation to the twilight III which his absence
from that State has thrown all Pennsylvania
think Penns ylvania is very sorry that his absenc
was caused b. the unfortunate trick by which h
MAS DaCed over the Senate.
You will see by the papers that even Louisian
IS beginning TO inquire wi is James X. Polk ? n
has cheated them about the volunteers almost a
badly as she permitted the Wings to be cheated a
Plaquemines in l-ii
made q visit this afternoon 10 the residence q
Mr. CALVERT, near Bladensburg but was sorry /
find him confined 10 his room by sickness WheI
ever you find gentleman, worthy oil great am
good ancestor, YOU will find him a true-hearte,
W hg-Clay's bust and portraits show that be ha
home here. Mr.. CALVERT has some fine stock
His Durham cows are the finest in the country 3,
the way, Colemans Hotel is supplied with mil
from his farm. Coleman uses about two hundre
dollars worth every month Il Is OF the "ery oes
quality. Ii can only spare day, some time. &
wander over the large farm might pick up some
thing worthy the attention OF our friend SEIssEl
and Of the readers OF his magazine, work BY tn
way which Mr. CALTERr seems 70 prize yer
highly.
The next place from which you will hear from
me- VIII probably be Richmond or Old Point.
Ptcurrryr
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From Brazil and Bucnos Ayre..

The bark Pioneer Capt Lambert, arrived here
last night from Rio Janeiro. whence she sailed on
the I'd nit We are favored by Capt. L ambert with
file of the formal do Commerce., but have time for
but brief summary this morning
Nothing decisive had transpired with regard to
the singular state of hostilites existing IN and
about the Rio de Ia Plata. There was report that
Lord Aberdeen in London had informed the
Buenos Ayrean Minister RosassD that the
British and French Ministers had exceeded
their instructions in waging war upon Buenos
Ayres, and that steamer would be immediate
dispatched with orders to withdraw the English
and French troop, and TO stop all farther interior
once in the affairs OF that distracted region. But
we have before US communication from these
Ministers to the Buenos Ayrean Government, dated
l4th May, in which they declare that they will
enter upon no negotiations until the Buenos Ayrea
troops are withdrawn from the Bonda Oriental
These contradictory statements leave US as much
in the dark before rs to the probable course OF
events 1t was the general opinion at Rio when
Capt L sailed that the blockade OF Buenos Ayres
would soon be raised, and matters allowed to tske
their course.
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- The AlbaRy Ece2tins Journal, in the course
services to the Wing cause, remarks;
I'VE should, however, rejoice II the Editor OF The
Tribune could feel at liberty 10 devote himself exclusive
~ 20 his Political mission. leaving Social and Moral Re
forms to those who devote themselves 10 such enter
priscs because this would disarm HE enemies who
now, by false charges OF luidety, Agrsrinl!sm. &C
cndcRvor 10 impair the usefulness OF whose intcs
rty and purity OF lie invite scrutiny and challenge
comparison"
We know well that this advice is dictated by
the sincerest kindness and unscfsh interest; we
know, too, that 1t emanates from one whose shrewd
ness and knowledge OF men have rarely been
equaled. We are not so conceted as to be uncon.
Scious OF the superior wisdom which impels it, nor
SO wayward as 10 act in opposition to i, without,
regret II this earth We're the Universe and to.
day Eternity, We should not hesitate to give in.
slant heed 10 its suggestions As il is we mus,
walk on in the path which seems to us that OF the
widest and highest usefulness, despite the present
onvenienccs attending It. /, not permitted Il
any one man 10 be the instrument of much good
but he that would do any must be willing 10 toll OF
in paths which do not lead TO power and honors-
which demand and enforce instead 3 Surrender Q
all personal aspirations When the evils and SUI
ierinss which weigh down the great mass Of mai
kind and render their lives bitter shall be shown ,c
be exclusively Political we shall feel bound to con
fine our efforts for Moderation and Reform 10 ths
channel thu, plainly indicated. At present WE
must ACT otherwise