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the storm that encompassed her on every sdci
and, as IL we're, gathering strength from oihers'
weakness-deyotion nfromtheirinfdelityl There
she sloodl during the canvass Of l34il the same
devoted loI.Owcr-lhe same blind upholder-lhe
same underwriting supporter Of the new issues
thrust upon the party by tho Baltimore Conyen-
uon,-woddod TO isprinciplcs, though ihoy chan
ged with every moCnl The contest ended, New
Hampshire stopped and enquired where she stood.
A territory more than double as large as New
England had been hlche1 from neighbonng
Republic, and annexed" 10 this Union; and five
Of her members Of Congress had declared by
their votes that that territory should forever be
land Of slavery. One-only one-of her dele
CATION had dared to disobey the mandate issued
from the White House, aud he was, Ut the insli-
CATION of the officials at Washington, removed by
a caucus from the ticket on which he had been
placed by the people,-his name, banded with
epitheis-coupled with every thing vile-associ-
aied with that Of Benedict Arnold, was mention.
ed with derisiOn by the high-priesls Of demOcra-
cy throughout the State. But now, u new ele-
ment isinroduced into the contest-anew weight
placed upon one scale. The recusant member
the ostracised HALE, appeals from the caucus
to the people-from the servant 10 the master.
He raverses the State, making speeches in every
county, and almost in every town. And though
myrmidons scowled, and dictators threatened, the
people crowded TO hear him;-his eloquence car
ried conviction wherever he went. The people
returned TO their homes, but MOTTO the path in which
their blind devotion-lheir supineness-their ia
naticism had so long led them. They were now
wide qwake-the spirit of inquiry was abroad
and when the election day arrived, with long
loud and glorious shout, New Hampshire decla
red herself free!-lhe shacdes which so long hat
bound her limbs-feuered her arms, were throw
off! There she stood! with her heel placed in
dignantly upon the neck of the monster that hat
so long chained her;-her ostracised son wavn
the banner of freedom from the top Of the Whit
I Mountains, and an admirng constituency cheer
f ing him onward, and shouting defiance at tn
crest-iallen hypocrites that were now sneakin
away to their kennels!
Thus we find New Hampshire in l846-esca
9 ped from the lewd embraces of her seducer-
d proclaiming herself free from his contaminatin
f influence! Will she maintain the noble positio
she has taken! This isthequestionto beanswer
ed on Tuesday next, and thousands of warm, de
d voted and enthusiastic admirers of ireedom-C
o justlce--of equality, are eagerly listening
catch the first faint tones of her Voice-to he;
- whether she still proclaims freedom, or whelhC
- she countenances a war, the sole object of whc
+ Is to rivet the calling chains of slavery on mi
/ lions yet unborn-on land that has long bee
S freed from its withering influence.
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The STATE Of Ohio, CarrOn county, ss
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after October term, A. D. 1916.
Hannah Hogs l


Thomas Ayres and Susanna his wife, Perry =
James and Sarah his wife, Thomas Larkins and =
Rebecca his wife, John Sharp, Thomas TOlau :
and Susanna his wife, George Walker and Sarah Z.
Jane bis wife, John Everhart and wary Ann his :
wife, Alvan Sharp, William Sharp, and Eliza
beth Sharp.
THE said Thomas Ayres and Susanna Ayrcs his
1 wife, Of the State Of Maryland, Perry James and
arab James his wife Of the State Of Iows, James
Larkns and Rebecca Larkins bis wife OF Perry coun-
ty, Ohio, James Sharp, Thomas Tolan and Susanna
Tolan his wife Of Carroll county, Ohio George " al
ker and Sarah Jane Walker his wife, John Eyerhart
and Mary Ann Everhart his wife, Aiyan Sharp, " IL
liam Sharp, and Elizabeth harp Of TUscarawas
county, Ohio, will take notice that petition filed
against them on the 10th day Of Febuary,A D. ls47
/ in the Court Of Common Pleas in and for the Coun-
| ty Of Carroll and State Of Ohio, by Hannah Hoge
and is now pending, wherein the said Hannah Hot,
demands partition of the following real estate, stu
ate in said Carroll county, to wit: The west half 0
the south east Quarter Of section twenty-four, il
Township twelve Of Range fye OF the lands orCere
to be sold at Steubenyie, in the State Of Ohio, an
that at the next Term Of said Court, application vii
be made by said Hannah Hoge that Partition may b
made of said premises. HANNAH HOGE.
BIZ EcKLEY g. D4yIs,her Attorneys.
February &c, lS47-2O-et. Printers fee so.
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New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION Tuesdaynext,
the 9th inst, the annual election takes place in
New Hampshire. This being the first election
in 1847, and being very warmly contested, there
will be some anxiety to learn the result. This
anxiety is increased by the peculiar position now
occupied by New Hampshire. She had long
stood the main pillar in the arch of Locolocoism.
No other State stood so firm-so dnlaltering-so
undertaking, in its blind adherence to the reckless
measures-the pernicious doctrnes-the blight,
ing influences, or the waning fortunes Of ''pro'
gressive Democracy" In the ever memorable
contest of 1910, when State after State lorsook
their "frst love-" and rushed into the torrent
that overwhelmed the party then in power-tha
hurled them from their places by unprecedented
maorities, New Hampshire not only stood firm
but increased her rLocofocom majorityl There she
stoodl the only dark spot in the east--the only
region where Locofoco stock was tpar-the on
ly State were the sun was unable to dispel the
mist that surrounded her mountain tops There
she stoodl "Alone in her glory!" unmoved by
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gW-1frrg ssg.f.

RY virtue Of vr.ioi sr-aI .lf.p. q. w.il m o.
- deT iof iuslter lsty. '-aed 0aioi DE- 'al.i tl
common per- no Carroll c0as..y. Oaio. ems % u"
directed, " offer tur srr o. .Ae u0ss b. .hr
court house 300 CauoItaa, o.
Wednesday hs 22h daygf Ag-l, 1857.
between the holrs Of ten o'eo-k. A. q. uni ioai
o'eI0rk, P ". the following real esiaf-, 90 v,g %,
vest h5lf Of he southeast qu1rifr nf section 90,
township 70 range s, eontBiHiug esl! -.af-- rere,
aud eighty nine hupdredihs Of On acre. ~i.h u''
improvements thereon. Taken 10 execution uuS
Ri.. be s0d BY ms. Terms essh.
L. MCGUIRE. sheriff.
February 20. Is47- cost r.. Ire 50.
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School Land for Rent.

The unsold Quarter 81 Section l6, Township IA,
Range g. in Union Township, Carroll county, will be
rented on Monday the 22d day of March next, on the
premises at 70 o'clock, NJ. at the house of Tobias
Thorey for the term of three years from the lst day
ST April next: approved security will be required for
the rent. For thatpurpose, the undersigned Com
missioners will attend at said time and place, where
further particulars will be fully made known.
Sk iUEL SENPLE,
JOHN RILEY,
PAUL PRESTON,
Committee
February "a 1877.
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THE TREASURY OF History, No. a. has been
received at this Office, Eand fully sustalns the
opinions we have already expressed regarding
this work. Since our last notice we have exam.
ined the numbers on hand with some care, and
cheerfully recommendthe work. Several copies
Of the work ought to be secured for every school
district in the Union. We are no; acquainted
with any other work, Of the same size, that con.
tains one-half as much historical inlormation.--
Here we find the history of every nation on the
earth, from their first seuoment--ther rise, pro-
gress, and present condition clearly stated in a
succinct manner,-the bloody and desolating wars
in which they have at times been engaged, sci
forth in mastery sty le,-in fact every thing re.
markable in history, eth er ancient or modern, is
presented TO our view. Where else, in the space
of two volumes, shall we find all this nforma.
toni 1t may be found by wading through vol
ume after volume of history; but here we find il
stripped of its cumbrous details, and presented in
an interesting compend, written in a style cal
culated TO please and instructive mind at the same
time,--to make the study of history an interest
ing recreation instead of an irksome task
The Treasury of History is published in num-
bers, at the city of New York, by Daniel Adee
Terms, 25 cents a number.
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, %:
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Vacation after October tern, 4. D. 1876:
James Miller, executor Of the las, viii sadl
testament Of Isaac Miller, deceased, se
70. rB
John Miller Hugh Miller, Nancy Knots, s5S
intemarried with Nathaniel Knots, Isaac S9s
Miller, Rachel Miller, Abraham ailler, -ss
Druzilla Shannon, intermGrried with Enos
shannon, Sarah Boegel, Charles Boegel, 6
Elizabeth Boegel and Frederick BoeeeL 8
THE said John Miller, Hugh Miller, Nancy Knots,
ntermurried with Nathaniel Knots, Isaac D. illef,
Rachel Miller Abraham A. iller, Druzilla Shannon,
interm3ried with Enos Shannon, Sarah Boegel,
Charles Boegel, Elizabeth Boege and Frederick Boe
GEL will take notice that petition was led against
them Oh the 2o:h day Of February A. D. ls47 in the
court Of common pleas in and for said county, by
James Her executor Of the last will andtestament
Of Isaac Miller, deceased wherein the said executor
prys said for leave % execute and deliver deeds
for certain real estate; and to complete certain real
contracts made by said deceased in his life time to
wit: contract with Thomas King for lot No. 6s in
the town Of DOwningvills in said county, and with
Jacob Stiner for lot No 5, with Francis Shoemaker
for Let No s, with Nathaniel H. Miller for lot Ne g.
with Nathaniel H. Miller and Francis Shoemaker for
LOT No. Z, all in said town Of Downingye and that
at the next term Of said court application will be
made by said executor for leave to complete said sew
eral contracts aforesaid, in accordance with the
terms thereof. JAMES MILLER,
I Executor OF the last will and testament Of Isaac
February 26, ls47-@O-6t. Pr fee 4 90.
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February %, ls47
POT METAL.

POT METAL.
7 AM paying ONE CENT per pound, in castings, for
old plow points, mold boards, mill gearing, and
all kinds of old metal that has not been burned in
the fire; delivered at the Carroton foundry.
A. l.. LITTELL'
June 97, lS46-37-6t.
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Thursday the 29rh Of April, lsA7,

between he hous Of 9o'cloek, a. NJ. and o'clock
P on sad day, the following real estate, 10 wit:
part OF tie northeast Gualter OF section ten, (lOl
township sixteen, (l6l range seven, al containing
about seventy acres and ten hundredlhs Of and u.
ere, situate in Carroll county, Ohio. ALSO the fol-
lowing tract Of land, situate in Stark county, de-
scrioec as follows; bring a part or parcel of the
southeast quarter Of section twenty iy-one l2l) in
/ ;ownsh P seventeen NJ and range seven, 7) and
bounded as o.ows DC ginning at the southeast. cor
ner Of lands owned by Ihe heirs OF Frederick Bel
gel, c6sei, and running FROM thence easterly a.
long The graveyard ground to Henry Shoulders
laHd thence rortherly along said Schoulde land
10 David Schaters addition 10 Che .own OF Wayne
burgh, thence westerly along said SchafeI's addi-
lion to said land OF heirs oil Frederick Beigel, de-
ceased thence soulhrrly along said land OF said
! Begei, deceased, 10 the place oil beginning, coniai-
mag about one () acre of landi and ALSO the
following tract Of land, situate in sad southeast
uuar.cr, bounded on the south by the road leading
irom Waynesburgh to Magnolia, on the northeast
! hy lands owned BY David Glisner and on the north
cas-: by lands owned by Valentine Rinehart, and in
sad southeast quarter Of section twenty-One I'll
AIsO.-Lots numbered nineteen. (19) tw enty,
leo ~ entyone, (2) twentvnine l29) thirty, (30l
seventy (70) seventy-one, (7D seventy-two, (72)
seVentytAree, (73) seVenty-iour, t74l sereny-fve,
|(75) seventysiX, (76J seventy-sevrn al seventy
eight, 78 ninety, (90) ninety six, (96l nnety-nine.
(99) one hundred, (lo0) one hundred and one, (lOD
one hundred and Two, (IOe) one hund ed and three
| (l03) one hundred and four, (1O4) one hundred
and FIVE, (IO5l and hundred and six, CO6) one
hundred and seven, (lO7l one hundred and eight.
! IQO8)on hundred and nine, (IO9) one hundred
ana zen, (IlO) one hundred and eleven, (lll) one
hundred and Twelve, (ll2) one hundred and thir-
teen, (ll3) one hundred and fourteen, [ll4l one
hundred and fifteen, [lI5l one hundred and six :
teen, IlI6l one hundred and seventeen, Cll7l and
the undivided half [ OF lot number ninety.four.
! [94l in the town OF Wa,upsburgh, in said Stark
county Ohio. j. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
And Special Master Commissioner in Chancery.
Febrnary 26, l847-2O-5t. Pr foe so.
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ails sl.te 81 Ol.is. G..ssvsi cesa.asg. -.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Hesry Athenon
Ahenon

A1NAA VT ANAMGaH AAsAaAAH
Hssry AtAerton
W In Fartl-
Sustn Hemery his wife.
TIiE said Nancy Atherton, sinon Hemegy and Su-
san Htmefy BIZ vife, sin take notice that peu-
ton was flied against them on the slst day q De-
cember, A. ID. l8tG, IN the once Of the eeTk q the
oourt Of common pleas, within and for said Carroll
county, by the sad Henry Atberton and = nov pen.
ding wherein the said Henry Atherton dpmands par
tion Of tie following real estate, 10 Wit tie east
hall 0f he southeast quarter Of section tNeutyeght
Of township fourteen, Of range i've Of he lands d.
Feeied y be sold Al steubenVle, Ohio and Il tho
neIt term cf sad court application viii be made By
said Henry Athertgn foi an order that partition may
be made " slid premises.
HENRY ATHERToN,
BY EcELrT DAvIs, his Attorneys.
/ February 20, is4I-2O-6i. Pr. fees
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Wedne.day The gsA day Of 4grR, iC47,

between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. u. aid : q,
clock, ?. ". the following real estate, 10 vi: icing
the west holt of the southeast quarter Of zscIiol
2i, township IS, range s. containing 70 acres, more
Or less Taken IN execution and il te sod by
me. Terms cash. L. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
February %. I847-20-sl. p. Ire so.
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Produce off Farm,
Paid out of County Treasury,

Paid out of County Treasury, $7l3 ~
The produce raised on farm the same years is as fol-
lows, viz: wheat, 242 bushels; corn, so bushels;
OATS 200 bushels potatoes, 100 bushels pork, 900
pounds. The stock on farm is Al sheep, cows 2
horses, 10 hogs Received during the year, pau
pers, average number for the year 10, deaths 2.
HENRY BROOKS,
WILLIAM BROWN, ; Directors
WILLIAM BAXTER,
Ma rch g. IS47-2l-4t
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IT IS WRITTEN

In the book Of nature and Of common sense, that
the natural vegetable productions Of every country
are II properly applied, amply sufficient for the cure
Of every malady incidentt 10 each peculiar climate.
WRIGHT's lSDIAN VEGETABLE Pills OF the North
American College Of Health, are composed Of plants
which grow spontaneously on our own soil, and are
therefore better adapted " constitutions than
medicines concocted from foreign gs,howeSer well
they may be compounded; and as they are founded
upon the principle that the human body is in truth
subject TO but disease viz: corrupt humors, and
that said medicine this disease on natural prA-
ciples, by ceasng and purifying the bOdyi it will be
manifest that il the constitution be not entirely ex-
hausted-a perseverance in their use, according 70
directions, is absolutely certain to drive disease 0!
every name from the body.
| When we wish TO restore q swamp or morass e
fertility, we drain il Of the superabundsnt waters
| in like manner if we wish TO restore the body u
health, we must cleanse il Of impurity.
! WRGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills will be ioun'
one Of the best il notthe very beet medicine in tn
world for carrying out this grand purifying principle
because they expe from the body all morbid and cor
rupt humors the cause Of disease in an easy and nat
ural manner; and while they every day give ease an
pleasure disease Of every name is rapidly driven rou
the body.
The following highly respectable storekeePers hay
been appointed agents for the sale Of Nughts Ind
an Vegetable Pills, of whom it is confidently believ
ed the genuine article can always with certainty
obtained,
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SALT.

40 Bbls. Lake and Yellow Creek Salt. Just re.
ceived and for sale by E SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, Feb. 26, ls47-2o-t,
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CARROLL COUNTY.

II. A. Stdger, Carrollton;
S. A. Highland, New Harrisburgh
R. X. Gray, Magnolia;
James Forbes, New Hagerstowni
Hunt & Lawthers, Leesburgh.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY.
J. M. Allen, Columbiana;
Thomas L. Ball, Greenville;
J. w. Estill, Franklin Square;
Henderson g. Taylor, East Fairfield;
Richard Stock, Clarksoni
A. NJ Dawson, Calcutta
David Arter, Hanover;
James Graham, New Garden;
Perry Nicholas, New Alexandria;
Henry Yeager, North Georgetown;
Joshua Ladd, Westville;
]. F. g. S. Hartzell, Benton;
Bughart g. Hahn, New Middletown;
Leslie g. Wick, Petersburgh;
Grouse g. Northrop, Lima;
H. Helman Washingtonville;
Skinner g. Wisdom, Green VILLAGE
E. w. Williams, Salem;
j. B. Bruf, Damascus;
Jesse Garfetson, New Lisbon;
John Marshall, Fairfield;
! Stewart g. Hibbets, West Point;
| James Stewart, Wellsville;
William Curran, East Liverpool.
The popularity of Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pill
has proved strong bait to unprncipled men, who, in
stigated by the hope Of gain, attempt to palm off
spurious article on the unsnspectng. To defeat tn
designs of such men we have procured new label
and the written signature of VIM. Wright will nov
be found on the top label of each box. None othe
is genuine, and TO counterfeit this is forgery.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Hf7gd
Indian VegeiaLIr Pills, wholesale and retail, Is
Race street, Philadelphia, 2SS Greenwich street
New York; and 1913 fremont street, Boston.
February b. lS47--l7-3m.
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Wedasi5ay he 2oA dsy ef lrl, 1917.
sHFRIFFS SALE

RI virtue Of a writ OF Fl Fs EI Lev 70. issued out
= Of the court Of common pless ior LsuVi! county
Ohio, and 10 me directed. " ii OFF, Tor sale a. the
door Of the court house in Cauolllon. on
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RY virtue Of an order OF sa'e. issued ont of the
court OF common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio.
and 70 me directed, will offer for fale :, the door
{ tie coug; house in Ca4ro,ion, on
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A STATEMENT

SHOWING the expenses of the Carroll county Poor
House, for the year ending, December 3, 1896
CARROLL CoUNNY, DR..
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Special Master Commissioners Sale.
STATE OF ONO, CARROLL COUNTY, SIS.
COURT oT COMMON FLEAs, VACATION AFTER OCTOBER
TENN, a. =. 1916.
George " Elmer and wife !

Nary Sehafrr. George Beatty and MARY Beatty
his " liz, David Schsfer, ohA Schalrr. Daniel
>,h3Ger, Hamilton Schaffer, Henry SchaGer
Solomon Koontz and Martha Koontz bis vile,
George >chaffer, Jacob S. BrowDwell and Aim
Eliza Lg0wAwe his vile, and William Schal-
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BY EcELET = DAvIs, his Attorneys
February 26, is47-2O-si Pr. fee 3
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04
Rates Of Postage.

Mr. Niles, from the Committee on Post Offices
aud Post Roads, has reported bill in the Senate,
which provides that after The FIRST day ofJuly next,
the tariff Of postage shall be as follows - laa
"On all letters not weighing more than one third
Of one ounce, FIVE cents If weighing more than
one-third, aud not exceeding one-half Of ounce,
ten cents aud FIVE cents for every additional half
ounce or fraction thereof; but il shall not be lawful
to deposit in any Post Office to be conveyed in the
mail, two or more letters directed 10 different per.
sons and enclosed in the same envelope or packet;
and every person offending shall forfeit the sum
Of ten dollars TO be recovered by action one half
for the Of the informant, and the other half for
the use OF the Post Office Department; aud all
newspapers conveyed in the mail shall be subject
to postage aud newspapers not sent from the Of
fee Of publication and all handbills or circulars
printed or Autographed shall pay postage fthree
cents, to be paid when deposited in any post-ofce
to be conveyed in the mails, anything in the &C,
10 which this is amendment 10 the contrary not.
wIhstanding; and The ffanking privilege Of the
members Of the two Houses Of Congress and the
Delegates ofTerriloTes in respect 10 letters writ
ten by them, shall be the same as il is in respect
10 letters written by them, and conveyed in the
mail, aud their right to frank documents printed
by the order Of either House of Congress shall
time as long their privilege TO frank letters; and
il shall be lawful for any mail carrier 10 transport
newspapers out OF the mail and not subject TO pos
tage, for sale or distribution to subscribers"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

MExIco.--It is remarkable feature Of the news,
and one which exhibits the yicisstudes Of public
life IN Mexico in a striking phasis, that Gomez
Farias is Vice President under Santa Anna. Fa-
rias was once before Vice President during Santa
Annals Presidency. His willy superior, knowing
the hostility OF Farias 10 the hierarchy, and DESTROYS
ofipprovng the finances by con6scation Of the
church property, set him TO work 10 digest a plan
and prepare the public mind for seizing upon the
ecclesiastical estates The effort failed utterly and
the Government was about being made to feel the
power Of an interest il had alarmed, when Santa
Anna deserted Gomez Faras, threw upon him the
odium Of the scheme, aud escaped himself from
the storm he had helped 10 raise. Gomez Farias
was banished the State, and for number OF years
resided in this city with his family, pinched by
necessity and oppressed with care. Santa Anna in
time was overthrow and banished by Paredes.-
Farias, Immediately upon the fall Of the dictator
returned to Mexico, where he has ever since taken
aconspicuous part in the political affairs Of the
country ~
Santa Anna, by sudden revolution in public
opinion, was recalled from Punishment. aud now
these two politicians, opposite as the poles in
principles, and hating each other with rancor thai
has been nurtured in disgrace occupy the first and
second Offices in the Republic. Farias is a refor
mer OF the progressive party his opinions are oil
the most liberal character. He is republican Al
heart, a federalist in the Mexican sense Of IN,
term, and bitter against religious politica
trammels. Santa Anna is Just what his nteres
for the time being requires him to be. The clos'
proximity Of two such men does not augur well o
the durability Of the Government which they ad
minister, nor Of the suavity tina, may qualify thei
councils.
In so far as the elevation TO Office Of two met
occupying the extremes Of political faction may in
terpret the public opinion Of Mexico, II may ind
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WORMS! woRMsr. woRMslll

To these troublesome and dangerous
stomach and bowels which oen impsir health and de-
troy the lives of children Jaynes Tonic Vermuge
tain and safe preparation for the removal Of the kinds
dyspepsia stomach Of appetite inanle
and ague anddeby Of the stomach and bowels and organs
digestion. ...
IS Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Bratlleboro
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Coiporfags. One hundred and ffysix colpon-
eurs are now in commission from the American
Tract So, laboring in 81 States and Territories.