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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-23
REMARKS OF MIR. ARCHBOLD,
On the ab0ue Revolutions.

Mr.. Archbold said: The people,
whose confidence has placed US here,
look upon US as the guardians Of their
social and political interests. The sen.
tiuel on the watch tower must exercise
vigilance, lest danger approach the cit
adeI, before he is aware. As a sentinel
on our political walchtower am com.
PEELED to say that do see danger ap-
preaching. Lurid clonds obscure our
horizon, and the enemies Of freedom al
ia motion. The spirit Of unholy fac.
ton has lifted its gorgon head amongs,
Us. The House Of Representatives is
at this moment in a state Of disorgani.
za,ion. Our political struggles have
assumed an appearance truly alarming.
In the last expiring age Of Roman lIber.
ty il was mournfuly said that Anthony
had party, Octavius party, bu. Rome
had none. Shall it be said the wings
have party, the democrats a party,
but the State has none9 We must, IN
the heat Of our party conflicts, remem.
Der that our example tells fearfully for
weal or for woe on The destiuies of
mankind. This is literally great and
might, State. The second or third IN
the Union for wealth and power, and
rapidly advancing to be the first. To
say that our interests as men, as cili-
izens, and above all the progeniters of
a countless pos!erity, infinitely exceed
our petty inierests as politicians, would
bs TO use tame and cold language. In
the words Of Fisher Ames, each man Of
us should consider himself the legislato.
Of half mankind. If the consequences
OF our actions could end with ourselves,
they would be comparatively insignifi.
cant, but in the nature Of things, The
dss,Ines OF untold millions must be af.
fscted by OF. doings. Revolutions will
not always be bloodles. Men will moi,
always play with the thunderbolts and
remain unscathed. .s.
Cicero has told US that we should do
nothing unmanly. nothing ungenerous,
nothing Iasciyious, nothing unjust,
though wscould escape the observation
Of Gods and men.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-23

0o-We have before US the respective Reports
Of tho Secretary of the Treasury, Post Master
General. and Secretary of War. They are Of a
of their departments has been energetically and
efficiently transacted during the past year. Each
of them cont,ins matter of general interest, and
much that should engage the consideration of Con-
gress, to whom the facts and suggestions embra.
ced therein are committed.
Owing to the crowded state of our columns, we
are unable to lay them before our readers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-23

0oWe have on hand much interesting matter,
intended for publication; and which, at an early
period, we shall lay before our readers. Among
this class, might he mentioned the able remarks Of
Mr.. Pugh. a Representative from Hamilton coun.
ty They appear to have been made in proper
spirit. and exhibit noble vindcation Of constitu-
tional rights. Mr.. p, though young in years. is
possessed of more than ordinary talents, and is
destined yet to do honor TO high stations in the
councils of our nation,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-23

0o-The amount Of Gold in California. by ell
accounts. is equal to the whole amount now IN
circulation throughout the whole world. A letter
from gentleman in California states tha, the ex-
tent ofthe gold region was such as to afford en-,
ployment for fifty thousand people for fifty years.
The Californian newspaper values The ore already
discovered, at one thousand million Of dollars.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-23
Hon. B. F. Letter, Of Stark.

Much credit is due this gentleman for his adable
department, yet manly irmnsss. in the capacity Of
Chairman fths House Of Representatives. During
the exciting and riotous scenes Of the House, much
confusion was created by the recusants and their
allies, with the intention Of oyer-awing him. Blu,
bis action was at all times firm. unfinching. yet
courteous; thus proving himself equal to every
emergency. We congratulate the House upon
their choice for Chairman. alra,.3 .sss.,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-23
THE SPIRIT UF DEMOCRACY
wooDsFIELD, OHIO, DEC. ss. ls4s
JAS. r. MORRIS, PROPRIETOR.

0o- During the absence Of the editor the respon.
sby of al articles. either original or selected.
(except the Editorial Correspondence. must
rest upon sbe PAINTER. The editor knows moth
ing Of tho contents OF ,he "Spirt" until ii reaches
him at Culumbus.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-23

Oo-We would direct the attention Of fhe reader
to the Resolutions Of Mr.. ArchboId, submitted by
him to the Senate, IN relation to the levying of
taxes by the State Auditor, sc. Also, to The bold
and manly speech accompanying them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-23

HALL OF THE House. OF REpHEsErrAr ArivEs,
Columbus, Dec. 16, lSl6.
The Senate was not in session to-day--having,
yesterday, adjourned over to Monday. todr
This morning. in the House, we expected
things would come to point. The wings met a
their usual hour, and some one moved that the
resolutions. above referred to. be taken from the
table, which was carried. A motion was then
made tha, the resolutions be referred 10 commit.
tee Of FIVE. Carried. On motion, they then sd
journed until Monday morning The wings have
now had two dsys aud nights to consider these
resolutions, and they still desire two days and
nights more. What they will do In ,hs prsmises,
Is hard to tell. It is the general impression here
that they are split into fragments Some desiring
that they should accede-othes. and among them
the Office seekers holding out against adopting the
proposition. Wy +, ag
fiy4 fi''af - voa aa
HALL rrHE HousEor REpREsrsrArvss, !.
Columbus, Dec 10, l0ls.t
Itisnow eleven o'clock, PM, and have only
.imeto say that in the Senate, to-day. nslhing was
done worth noticing. That body b waiting lbs
action OF the House
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-21
THEODORE a. PECK.
LATE PECK 4. SPEAR,
APOTHECARY
UHOIcsaIc DRUGGIST,

Is CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH,
FRENCH. AND INDIA
DRUGS:
New Chemicals; Lccchcs Surgical Instruments
Mineral Teeth and Dental articles Saline or Mineral
Waters; Genuine Patent and 1'honsoninn Mcdi-
cncs Pure Liquors and Wines Soda Fountains and
Syrups; Brushes, Perfumes, Soaps, Inks, Blackings
Fancy and Domestic articles Foreign 4 Domestic
Cigars. Ground Spices, Gass-Ware; Dyc-Smil,
CampI ene, Bird, Field, Flower and Garden Seeds,
&c. In fine, every article directly or indirectly con-
nectcd with this business.
From the advantage Of receiving Mineral waters,
Comphene Lccches, &c, periodically, purchasers can
rely upon their freshness.
Individuals wishing Trusscs, Lccchcs Sc, will al
ways find person in attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed at all hours OF night
y The attention oi Druggists, Physicians Mer-
chants and Manufacturers is solicited with the as
surancc, that they can be supplied from this establish
mont as acknowledgements as at the CITY mnIkrf.. 6
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Lost her SDrccss.

The anncXcd Certificate tells simple
and relief There thousand Of similar
aud Brooklyn und yet there thousand, parents
children die for fear of being humbug;ed few mi
iugs.
Br7ofhfH. >,yf 80
nR TowSsrSn-1 tax, pleasure in uu-. Tor t1r benefit 4
those "h'u that my daughter and
months oil afflicted with General Debility and loo of -+r
She past recovery hv family PrN hut
fortunately recommended hy >4f-anr
Before having used bottle he her speech,
enabled 10 walk alone t" the R-tu-mcnt Of ~
ed with the circuIn,tan.rs IA" quite
tel health than she has been for eighteen mn.t. pact
JOSEPH TAYLOR
To- on L u---.L -
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Splitting Blood!

Road tic following, and ~! thl Consumpuon Incurl U
you
Ncn York .fprR ~ T..
nE. TowSsENp-I verify believe that Your Sarlpll h,n
the through Providence m, .,-al
had had Cough Il brcunc and
raised large quantities Of blood had
1il tied aud T" iu," and did expect uei
irll but short and there
been "rnuti in am able to wak all tho
ral'o no blood aud con. a left You we'll imagine
that amt thankful for these results.
Your Ubcdicut servant.
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DR.. RICHARDS,

THE CELEBRATED INDIAN DOCTOR,
- ESPECTFULLI gives notice that he has ia
IL ken up his residence in Burlington. Rooms al,
the FRANKLIN HoTEI.
lie has with him The Celebrated Tndidn Vapor
Bath, y free and independent OF steam. 81 All
the patient will nhalc is the medicinal virtues OF roots
and herbs, suited to any disease with which the pa
tent may be afflicted
DIR. RICHARDS is well known in many of the cities,
towns and villages throughout the United States
Many hundreds OF patients have been relieved by his
skill. lie speak Understandings in the French
language, two tongues i'll Indian, as well as in Eng
lish.
CaN and see him
Burlington, Dec. B. 1917. 23tf
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Cheshire Railroad.
ES::;s ssys: s.: u sss:zss 49, -

IN and after October 18Th, Trains will run over this
~ Road as follows
Passenger Trains will be run to Wnchcndcn in
connection with the tiichiuru Trains, which leave
Charcsown AT A. NJ. ana !. NJ
From Wlnchendon at 10 a. NJ. and 10 =. NJ.
connecting will the second and the last Fitchbura
trains to Boston.
Stages from Western and Northern New IIanp.
shire and the State of Vermont will deliver and re-.
ccye passengers at Winchcndon i'll connection viii
all the above Trains.
A Freight Train will be run daily each way in con
nccon with the usual t'tchhurg Freight Trains.
L, VI. EDWARDS, President
Ocinhcr D. lsl1 luit
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tuI ihu Dr. roNu,cud, Str,apaa he, curcd 1c
aud chronic week.! cradeatud 10y c>t'lars
RGciWelrs TsigHd. >,p' ~ III.
DR TuWNSrNn-ncrr SIR have suffered trrrul,
with the Rhrumasm. considerable. / ,nu,l
sleep walk. had the distressing p4Iu.
Iuh, toruhIN swollen have used .I.-
>f,npari and they nave done than to,.1u ,,r,
worth OF .-I am much h,ttrr-nIrrl Ir.,
@ Won hhrt tina, tse benefit col ot..,
lpte. respectfully!
JAMES CUMMINGS.
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BELLOWS FALLS STAGE HOUSE,

INTENSIVE alterations and Improvements have
with the Railroad tendencies OF the day, and is now
IN admirable order to accommodate and make com
Portable its numerous patrons and the travelling public
Bellows Falls Aur, 1917. SU
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List Of Letters,

ADVERTISED THE FREE rRlss by srtoAh AffoiN' "h''
and remaining in the Post Office at Burlington VIZ
Jauudru I, 1918.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-21

NOLD PENS from two TO four Dollars,
u Levi Browns Premium Diamond Pointed, Albert
g. Bngcy's, Benedict aud Berarcy's licnrys New
England. The Magnum Bonum, The Peoples Fen,
The Victoria Pen and Congress Pens; at,
DEF J. V, KANnAIIS.
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DR.. y. VI. Perkins.

NOW at the American Hotel, Burlington, Vt,
: y cures Pulmonary Consumption by u ludicious
tyninisiic exercise, cold water bathing, rubbing,
&c; very little, and IN some eases no medicine used
lERMs-fIrs examination and prescription SlO-
Persons who wish To 20 through with course of this
treatment VIII be charged by the week month.
Mr.. Perkins received the beneficial effects OF this sys
tenn in his own case, having been restored almost flon
the grave to perfect health, by this manner OF treat
cnt and as he has spent the last years in study
ING the lungs circulation OF the blood and the various
gymnastc cNcrcises he feels confident that he can
cure those cases OF consumption, Asthma Liver conf
plants &c, which have hitherto been regarded as in
durable.
n b. Come before you are too weak TO bear the
exercise, and in fact you should come when YOU have
fct Fhc hrst symptoms. u Remember that there
are thl1hS uiiu-s mat cou>unptvc people eat ant
] dunk lhat VII. be sLrLclLy nr1hLhltcd.
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DRY Groceries.

~ CHESTS Tyson, y Dung Tyson, Tyson Skin
~ and black Teas,
10 Boxes and halt boxes Tobacco, various brands
100 do halves and quarters Bunch Raslns,
30 Bags CoIee, Pepper and Spice
10 Boxes 'Talow and Sperm Candles,
ST. CroiX, Porto Rico and \ Orleans Sugars,
Loaf crushed and powdered do
Goldfish, Moas,cs. Ginger, Sacamtus Cassia
Indigo, Starch, Salsuda, Soap, Lamp OH, &c
Dec. !, II. by STRONG, DOOIlTTl.E x co
PAINTS AND OILS.
~ IIITE LEAD, dry and in oil French yellow
w Eng Ven Red, Red Lead Ncrdigris, Whiting
Sc. &C. Also I.nsced Oil, by the barrel or les
quaullty, SIHONG, DOOLiYI'LE y CO.
Dec l. l-iI
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atI. I,,,,nS
sullivan '" ~
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d,ion Hannah
Tnrvard Eliza
rwiichcll SlI
I'a,ro Alex
Terry Right
Tory Patrick
','hcal II b Il
I'ankard Maria
1'inslcv c NJ
J'ilucv Elazrus
TAYLOR J NJ
Thaycr Esther
Thompson Alex
Thomas |. Il
Thomas j w
Thompson Jesse
I'orrcv John $
Thompson john G.
THOMPSON Francis
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University of Christ }
COLLEGE, {
V
Nininr MA
Nnurh William
w
Walker sc
Warner CT,
Walsh Patrick
\VnrnorlI 81,
Wardlow Mary Jane 9
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JONES. BALL 4 POOR.

NO. I23 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON.
Importers of N Wholesale Dealers
in Watches. Jcwclry, Military Goods, &c.
NAkE RECEIVED BY RECENT ARRIVALS FROM
III England and France, a large and extensive as
sortmcnt OF the following described Goods, with many
other kinds too numerous To be mentioned selected
prc~sly Tor licr wholesale trade, and comprising the
greatest variety al articles 10 he found IN the city To
which the attention oil dealers Is invited.
Gold and Silver Watches, Iapanncd Tea Trays in
OF Lever, LEpnc An sets or sluglc OF all sizes:
chor, Horizontal and Gard Trays Bread
Verge Escapcmcuts OF FruIt and Knit, trays
all qualities and prices Table and Pocket Cutlery,
from the celebrated max Scissors, Razors, Nc.
cis IN Liverpool, Lon. llom the celebrated ma =
don, and l.oclc in Suisse nulacturrrs OF Sheffield
Marble, Rosewood aud Rodgers Cruokcs " os-
Ebony Clocks, bihcc. tcnlolm, Ne with many
Clocks, aud Eight Day cheaper kinds OF Table
llmcmcccs. knives and Forks, with
Gold Jcwelry, Of all dcs- bone horn aud cocoa
captions. Fins, Rings. wood handles.
Brhcelcis and Clasps steel Bag and Pussc
Gold Leads, Guard Clasps, Vest aud Fol,
Chains, Keys, Gold and thnins and Mornings
Silver Pencils, Spcca- Steel Beads. Spcctacrs
ces Ihimbcs, Eye Spectacle Cases Sill,
GLASSES, Gold Pens l'uiscs, Guard Chains
Locktis, with general Watch tlasscs, Spccta-
assortment al Gold, Sill Gle Eyes, Lamp Wick
yer and Gilt Fancy Tin and Shell Music
Goods, Boxes, Jewel Boxes
ilaiedCnke Baskets Can hronlcd and lacWcrcd
dlcslicks Casors, Pa Thermometers Table
ted and britannia Table Bells, Sc.
aud Tea Spoons, Forks, Watch Tools oicvcry dcs-
Butter Knives, &c crpiion.
britannia Tea aud Coffee Flies Gmvers and NIL
iois sugar and Cicam kinds 81 Watch Mate
iotS. ilns, both English and
COMMUNION Ware, OF all SWISS manufacture.
kinds.
Purchasers may br assured that every thing in our
line vii he furnished ON as favorable terms as can Ii,
procured from any source.
dealers are Invited TO call and examine.
GEO. Il. JONES TRUE NJ BALL.
NAlill.C. PODR. cowlyI
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7 sun III P'ITCDI NClTIn,
Your obcdirut servant,
NELSON NEWTON,

NorIcE.--Thc genuine upham's Eectunry has his
hand is also done with pen Price, 81 a box,
Sold, wholesale and retail by WYATT 4 kErcHAN,
l2l Fulton street, n. Y. & SrEAG, Agent for
Burlington, and by Druggists generally throughout
the u. :. aud Cauadas
Burlington, Dee 30, 1917. 2Iyl
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RECOMMENDATIONS

INT'N7T \ = 7 TTV-NN.
nave nrcl very bad tor many years with Asthma,
which was iasi terminating in consumption | was
confined to my room three weeks ago, when sent
tor Dr. Perkins have strictly lived M To his dlrcc-
ton, and am now able to follow my daily cinploy-
menl> l,0EIyzl " SI,,ir my
Burlington, Vermont
have been afflicted with the Pulmonary Consume
ton tor three years, and every thing that have ulrd
ior rrlci failed. am now under the direction Of Dr.
Perkins, and feel proud to say that am fast recover
ing ZiuA Pr.r,,N
Wmoosk Falls Vermont
IMPORTANT TO rE PuBuc.--Thi, /, to certify that
have had the Pulmonary consumption for five wears
and every thing that tried Tor rcllci failed As soon
as heard OF DR. Perkins | went to him aud STAYED
with HIM one week and feel much relieved. and
, | firmly believe that he viii make NE a sound man
, EDWIN uyftNAGLE.
Will-boro' ESs..NCo New Nuk II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-21

Gro Bars Gutter aud Sleigh Shoes, Wro't Iron
Axlcs Cast Iron do, Hooks and hinges Steel springs
Anvs, Niscs, Screw plates, Bellows, Log and Trace
chains Post do, Wro't Nails, Horse Nails, carriage
bolts, Elmld Preserving Kettles Glue Pots, Sauce
Pans, Tea Kettles, Oven and Arch Kettle Mouths
Brass Kettles Hollow Ware, cooking parlor and box
Stoves, cadron kettles, Plough castings, Malleable
Iron Nuts and other castings, Fry Pans. Washers
Sheet and Bar Lead, Sheet Zinc, Shot, Iron Brass Il
Copper wire, Sheet Brass, Douglass pumps, Lead ipc
Shovels, Spades scoop shoves, Hoes, Manure and
Hay Forks Hay Knives, Grind stone cranks and roll
crs sad Irons, Tailors Irons shovels and tongs and
stands, counter scales and weights Heavy and hand
steel Yards Broad and Narrow Axes. AIDES, Hatch
cts, Cap Augers, Wagon and Cart Boxes. &c &c.
BY STRONG, DOOLITILE 8 co.
Dec !, 1917.
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TNCTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY al, 1913


EIA Jv RANDALL, has just returned from
G1,IA New York with large assortment OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND CLOCKS,
Fancy Articles AND TOYS,
consisting in part of the following articles
Fine Gold Levers and Lcpincs, Silver Levers full
Guard Chains; gold Specks and lhilpbles; large
assortment of Stone and Cameo Pins OF the latest
styles Stone and Cameo Bracelets; Diamond Rings
plain chnscd stone and scale Rings, Of every dcscrp-
ton gold Slides and KEYS; gold Lockcts Of different
patterns; large assortment OF Ear Drops and Kings
gold and pearl Studs, plain and stone setting gold
Snaps of all sizes silver Darts rms ana Bros pear
Purses silver Pencils steel and silver Specks Scis-
sors, Knives and Razors tooth, hair and clothe
Brushes. And he will keep constantly on hand good
assortment Of such goods as come III his ne' ana sell
as low can be bought elsewhere. ,>-n,,
Rurliuuton Ort. 10 1917 10
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NEW MARKET,

NEW MARKED,
TIE subscriber having fitted mp the basement OF his
L new building at the corner OF Church ana college
streets in the best manner hereby gives public hotce
that he intends to kccpa
G. T. N T. Il A l. NJ a II n f. I,
where will at all times be iounda full supply Of BEEF
by the quarter orpound,
SALT PORK, FRESH foHhi
DRIED EEEF CORNED BEEF,
FRESH AND CORNED MUTTON,
BEEF TONGUES, POULTRY OF ALI KINDS
SALMON, MACKEREL, rlCkLLD TRlIE,
SMOKED HANS, &c.
- ALSO -
Bccis, onions, TwMpS, SrwsbcS, Cabboges
PuSHepS, carrots, PoidtoeS, Cdery,
torethcr with
Lard. Talow Il candles,
All of the very best quality the country produces and
at the lowest price for C.lSH.
The subscriber hopes that this first attempt TO esnb
sl, a general market in this Town, will meet with q
liberal encouragement on the part OF the public, tc
whom it cannot fail to prove source OF convenience
and advantage ~ .p,,~,,o>-
Burlington, November Il, 1917.
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LADY SAVED

m" f0N'Nu Nuu wy FIV-ITTI FlTI7T F''Ins IS
Hcmp>tutds
DR TuWN,FNn-pcar SIR: w wife has hcon suf ring SCI
,rr, the y, pct ami general arrangement ot' s't'H
supposed she d Tao pIl,lu- could not tc'st
and she would have died h,youl jnt We had not
given Your >aaIar 1t has saved her DO certainly She
currry relieved gaining strength aud heslta
She It'll cuauHucs th, u-e OF
You're, respectfully
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