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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
VIRGINIA. IND LOUISIANA LINE.
FIRST PACKET.
IN The superior new packet baTqrc Virginia
AR2Caplain Nathaniel Roush, viii sail with all
f. s,lble dispatch. For freight, CABIN or a,ce!age
passage, having superior accommodations, app. Y
10 Captain on board al Rocket,
HASKINS & LIBBY,
DAVID CURRlE or
CHhS i. WORKMAN u co.
p. S. Freight taken ior Mobile and f'fwardet
free OF commissions. III. < L.
Scp?5
MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE &
vi. CO, Richmond, Virginia.
For this day, a; IL o'clock Capa.: : 600
.2oO, loi7. $50, &c. T5 Nos., - dra sn. Flick
els 81.
TINS evening, at o'cloci.--Capitals: 10000,
6 335 3oOO $780, &c. rs Nos, II dawn
Tickets S.. Z. w. PURCELL co.
Sep! ~
FORTUNES nOME-CiALk:' OFFICE,
Il No g. Main Street.
1.-THE BALL GOES ON"
Continuation o! luck at No. IL 4 rich vein
rs; accaca a, The lower tiggnes
Drawn f;os Palapsco lGS:
2G Il IS T u SO 20 81 65 II OF % a'.i -
iIlh ticket 7 50 62, 5000 sod AMI palt; do.
/ :'3 IS I'll, 80 81: and pali.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated, AZ:
~ - So 4 IL II Al 6 Is IS IT 50.
Nos. l6 u Al. $50 Sod and paid.
Tai, Day-Bsl Air, a. IS Nos IA dIawn.-
s2l coo 6325, 5000 1900. Tickels s..
AIsc small Ffy-53. $50. Tickets 81.
CtIALK'S,
Sept 25 doors above The Old Marker.
. TEACHERS SITUATION wanted by Lady
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25

NJ. 10. MAIs ST.
ID ESPECTFULLf calls tie alruiion q
u conu,iy m.lehaG,s TO his cZlensire a.saf!-
lncat OF Double ard Sins!e CT rs, ms, Il vh.oa
are o; bis own 'maoua'icn and meuG.acra:r, Ia
2elber With al extensive supply OF E7sIsh ala
French Percussion Caps, Pewter Fa,.>, Cane
Bags Shtl Pouches &c, with eve,y article u
cessary 'or he SpoT,saan Of tie field. He a.
sues those tisppstd 10 give him c5ll, tha' Il III
his long experience AID attention lie Tie Can
TaLc, .heY viii fad j! ID lhcif in.cr>! 10 H.
Inc MS sock b,io;e purchasing eisc@he'c, ~ le
is determined 10 sell Al -,ct p.:css - canGot all
10 give sa,isfdc;i. Scp@5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
al llil NlFetus.
THOMAS o. AGREE.
Ly,oupuRo Aug. 8, 1919.

Dear Sir-My attention has been called 10 az
o,,,c, in no Wing Of nc 3lsl las, month cola
m.o,irn mon Communication Of yours, pub
Ii he'd ia The same paper, explanatory OIL y"hI
coprse in the late election oil President Oh INC Jan'ts
River ana Eahawha Company aid At your n,
aucsl, STATE that The only letrr vc addressed
10 YOU upon any subject M 10 this 1a'c dufIGs
lie present year was III, oae enclosing inc pow
or o! attorney appointing you me proxy ~ icP>
resent the CORPORATION OF Luxembourg IN me gen
cr.I ,,,c,;no ot The stockholders o. The James
River and Kanawha Company held IN May last;
ihsI ynur pnb ished slaemen! as 10 thai letter Is
wbalv correct aid hat made no a!luson 10
the Presidency of that Company no! 10 any o.
The candidates spoken IL Tor ma! once, 10 md!
letter nor in any comm lnl(a ION 10 you, Verpai
nr o,herwis. Yours, mts. respectfully,
- u'''' JOHN NJ. OTEY.
Hon. VIM. Daniel, j.
J.yscpauRG, llh Aug. 1919.
Dca, Sir-hl he request Of MIR fancey, maze
nm your behalf, stalc ieai am member OF
N, Common Couhcil ol LJhcaonrs, ana neiu
,ha Office A; the t.ac ii lae lac eieSliuh VI rie>
silent q. tie James River ana harawha Co'nr
p.uy, aid W also a maj ','li '"e OWE. ol
iIlre shares Of the s:oeE ol sara |oa'ia"si 'ia'
passed lh!ou2h -'ien'"o 30 ~ ~: - l
vas All inlarmsi in scre way ,ha! the meeting OF
s,ocEhoh,eIs o,rhc James River and Kanawiia
COMPANY had mol vi elected p:csiieu'; that
tLc meeting had been adjourned over 10: shoi,
ti, liz. Tia, sFcn III y met again it vas expected
= p,,s,,,. g, .,u,., ls ,itc'sd. | was not a, the
mar,ine. lid ne, see yer -hi!e in Richmond,
mi although you were mg proxy III The msciiag,
| r.ate TO communication 70 you IN any ioIm'
either on my o-n behalf or 'ha' CT Inc Common
Council OF people o LyIch.9urs' as 10 my pre-
ference !oT any of tie ca.diia'sS sPokeh ol lol
The Presidency of the Comraay, EXCEPT So tar i.
/ nan;ciaaIcd as a ..eube, o. Iae Comma
Council ia III, resolutions forwarded 10 ycu as
:I eu"f rro X, on The occasion. So lar as wa.
coucerned though. proper - leave and dill
Lave The whole matter OF Tic eltol:on to YOU
;,,a,ron, and discretion. Your cb!. serv't.
HENRY DAVIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
It y. HIEfNF'I ~
To Judge WIN. Daniel. Lynchours.

The Reverend Mr.. tlosr's Clli removes
misrepresentation on the suljeci, and shows lha
lis excellent School will be rc-oPeEcJ On The Is
October.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25

TEACHERS SITUATION wanted by a Lady,
n " ,o has already taught In this State She tea, hss
Eu.i.s French and husc, and would accept n stu
aiinn IN The s1untry f siabe Letters Addressed ~.
A. n, care IL r. ii. Taylor, 100 Main Street, Rich
moni, ylrginn, wit BE- promptly attended TO,
Sept, 2j-jl
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
Mistakes Of the Rich

The Egyptian king. who swollen with
grandeur, ordered a colossal staircase % be
hu.t Co his new palace discovered 20 ODD.
cl3Ern. whcn % was completed ihsi ho re-
gured ladder 10 GET from one sien 20 aa-
other he bad forgotten That kings .cgs
were as short as a beggafs, Aggnni1c
as We nav. the limits of our senses check
us mlsersh.y q, every moment Nol call
yuurself proprietor Houses and pictures
uuihve 700, and auer taking vour will OF
them 'uT short time. YOU are carried uut o0
voDr own door. ieet lYrrmp,t. 0~vcY again Ia
enter %, Prnpr,eiofr YOU we're perbap..
lrms and castles estates and n,pontalqs
- bat now Won oWn nothing bot uYIe f1 rIr
ground SIX feet by tvot
The arisi Who walls YOUR gallery wif.r
y9u 1--we and ow0 %. enjoys % more than YOU
You are .uCn euuUgh CD oIgo ivsutg 'uur
tines q day. bot you must esi susfIu9|y D
c.Ipy 1ning even once 1uur cellar Do MI
uf exquisite vince bui vnu Gao u..y dri4t
o.r bo:rle yourself aud 90 beip you uss vrli
sfrfc, sou are Obliged o. clu around you
hueads. relatives rarasItes--a hllc vuria
guH live Upuu vaIf Substance. and vho, 90
stead ui gfsIruIe. sfr IiaFii~r 100 maze sou d
rr,uru iu eavy YOU have Wuy bYr-es D.
ts..r 500 .sH m..l. b4. u.e-tI3t aFs.
uut ts. 8f f1lr
Tone fra.r urr r1e shoaf ts,r vor
r... no nsUHr. H. |n-tr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16

Ella StanhOpe.
TALE OF THE MEXICAN WAR.


In an elegantly Furnished apartment Of one
~ the largest bindings 10 the wealthy town
OF -, Virginia, beautiful giu was re-
cuulns u9oa sSoA. BON lbe room and ne
lamote were l0 keeping with 'he wealth Of
their owner. The massive chairs, ouomaus
lbl side .b'afi were of ,ne pure,l mahogany
While the ilch Competing pressed beneath tle
foot as softly ~ lhc down Of cyrnst And
2 20 occupant WAS she who rested there TO.
bed 900 dress %, snowy lava, and golden
bracelet encitcung either am, whtn her
complexion was of h.v white, her ioreHead
moderately %. 30. hei mouth extremely a.ssa-
bic and her sunny ha.r FELL Boo dlut n'i4I-
urIani cut.s over her neck and shoulders -
But her daIa soul-iul.. blue eve was oimmsd
by the mumeuiary cloud OF sadness u .ucl
swept oven her soul, and thc pale "hIle mos
lin. which bali concealed her iest4res, IS as
hathel Don Tears She started from her reru-
Ming posture on hearing tnotstens BOO the hall
and hastily Lrusbiug aWsy her tenrs. % tIr
sound of the lpw tap on her door, ws,c med
her visitor We viii psuse moment 30
look Al the person who enters. lie 'so' a
.,,,.o sDo maa.y mou.F. with broad aud
intellectual brpw. shaded by lei black ca'. -
4 percia- u.gu,nucd eye and 'n", lfm',
compressed ups.
What. NV Ella ia lear ? Doe exclaimed,
taking her graty By che hand, an- 'c's.a3
uer 90 ihe sofa
Tel me, dearest, las anything ne" 'e
curfee t0 it.u3.c 700
90. Edward, tomorrow m' a"r' 100 e'
Mexico. then sa1 D... 'sAe eai. .. .'''.
au. m-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
NUMBER 10.

he could AFFORD, senses included according
W. a'''A Ia bank, seAlruple yigor and sens
uiidy 10 concentrate oHd teiurn all the love
he could populate with gus AT The close
oi nus 'iIe Tho richest man has hardly spcut
mute upon his own enjoyment than HE 80
man lie has eaten twice a day. slep, IN
bed alone " vita one wife, aud Ac poot
can DO az much
Rothsrhild Is forced tn content himself
WIN The same shy rs tie poor newspaper
wtier, and the great banker cannot order
prvhie sunset NOR odd one ray TO the magui.
hrrnce NJ night. The same air swcls an
lungs The same Kind OF blood hls a veins.
IaDh ono possesses, really, only his own
Thoughts and his own senses. Soul and holy
these ure an The property which a mau
completely owns
M that J., rahalls ~ nj, tofA - 10 %t
Ind fer netting Genius, beauty, and love,
are not bought or sold You may buy a rich
bracelet, but not well turned ann OF which
go wcnrit--a pearl necklace. hat not a pear.
" thfult with which il shall sic. The rich
est banker on earth wonI >ainly offer his
fortune 10 We able 10 write Verse like BY.
ron. On" comes into ,ho world naked aut
goes out nakCi.--.rhc difference 10 hc 6ac.
nos OF hit Of fine linen is moi much Man
is handful OF clay which turns rapidly buck
again 80 dust, and which IS compelled night
~ TO relapse into tho nothing ess Of slcep,
10 get strength TO commence IN. again on Mo
morrow.
IL tins liio, SO radatcn 10y annhOauon,
what IS there thitis rcali l. Is our sleeping
or our waking our dreaminp oz our UoI1
Do NC arise 90 tho more yaluabh hr5) vheu
We 80 to bed, or 90 20 bed when we rise
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
iranklin'S PrOyerb S.


INC 'oHo"lhB are 10" OF ffanH'lhf
ioimitablo Proverbs which appeared In his
poor Richards Almanac bc,yyeon l,73 snj
80
''''
Somo grow mad 10y studying. mucn 10
know
Bn who grows mao oy Studying gool 10
grow
An egg to-day ii hotter Ihaa hen ton OF
row.
Law like coo-wobs cn'chas Sm'h mos
Great ones break through before your
eyes.
II pride leads tho van, 6eggaty brings up
the rear.
hSep thy shop ana thy shop VIII keep
thee.
Nnd heals, ani the doclor taxes Inc leo
He that would live In po1ce and ease,
Must not speak all he knows nor Judge al
no sees.
lie that can travel well ofoo'' keeps
good horse.
The worst wheel OF the cart makes The
most mise.
lie that iaiIsin love with himself "lIh1Tr
no Iivals.
Against disease here. the strongest lenee.
Is the dcffnure vIuue, Abstinence.
Intt words make no friends sPoonlu'
Of honey viii catch more flies than a gallo o.
Of vinegar.
Drive thy business OF thy business Wi,
drive thee.
beware Of liu.e expenses, a small leak
viii slnk great ship.
An ounce OF wi that, bought,
Is worth pound Fats ''sght.
gentleman on his knees.
Mad kings and mad bulls are not 10 be
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16

old change. The colonel OF the eighth reg.
lmenl passed to his dreamiess slumoef, sur
rounded by tho din Of war and The clanlor
o, arms. HIS place was supplied by Ed
ward Monroe Captain Monroe lost none Of
his datinR or ambition on assuming the rank
VI colonel.
M Stanhopc served his time, and return
ed TO bis home Older by many Yeas than
when he ielt. Ella aud her sister again DC.
cupy their fathers wincely mans,on-bui
seen The blow OF Lila Stauhope, too, The
blghuue hand OF mptaJdny ham LEFT trace.
he bloom Of happiness has passed hOm her
cheek, the Joyous light from her eye-sho
seldom minGes m the gay and arslocrauc
parties TO which her station gives her free
access Mghl We lii the vel, OF maldenIy
reserve, We sui should trace The memory OF
Edward Gtonyile in her heart, though his
name has faded from her lip
Another revolution o. the tlreess " heel Of
time, and the si.very note OF peace had SCUM
dcd across the wide extended plains Of Mex.
lco. The famous battle Of PaIo Alo Cerfo
Gordc, Buena Vista, So. were passed, and
the gallant sous Of freedom returned tntnelt
peaceful occupations, although with their
numbers greatly diminished.
Among the rest was Colonel Monroe, who
now figured in the gay circles OF -. lie
was athodc in person, somew hat above The
medium hight, with countenanCe much
hrouzsd bv exposure, Il deep set black eye,
long Straight hair Of the same hue, and an
cnormpus pair Of whiskUrs Such was his
sppearance on his FIRST return from the war,
aud such when Ella Accidentally met han
at the house Of friend She Thought she
could trace a faint resemblance TO some for
mer acquaintance. She looked agoln--thos
ewes certainly were like Edward & renyileS.
flo spoke--and the low deep tone OF his
voice thrilled every nerve IN her Rang, aud
woke wonderful echo 10 her heart But
M il could MT be Were those his glossy
cuIs2 That his broad nnd ample brow?-
Indeed. b. did no, look half MS well as Ed
ward. With this she sIlenccl the 'hrob-
hing Of her heart, though she shrank from
his carncs, and admIuug gaze.
Ella Slauhopc was sull beautiful Her
retirement had only served to render her
more truly lovely instead OF tho gay and
happy girl, she was now the calm and Intel
leclua woman. One might almost wot-
ship her, md not deem il s1cricge. What
wouJer, then, that the hear, ofCoonel Mon
roe yrlded uucoadil onally 0tlhjr first NEE
ting at least this seemed to be the case,
for as weeks wore on, he became frequent
visitor 1t Mr. Sanhope's, where he was
warmly welcomed.
One evening. as he aud Ella sat alone, in
the elcgan. drawing room Of her @ther, he
thus addressed her
Mss Smnhope have long waited for
this hour, IN which to tell YOU, how deep
{ &. ..I
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
RUTLAND COUNTY HERALD,

TERMS PER YEAR.
Ts NiiIsgc tntscriberf. 200
Dshvs erred AZ the once, 80
Ts Mail subscribers. 80
whsn paid iu AlVautc, l1j
Ts clubs Of tsn or more, ssut g. Que address
and paid in all eases iu alvAucssaeh 100
Delivered y PoU Rider, 200
ADvERTIstNu
Advertisements tonsi Iruously inserted fur Sirtr
square f9r three week. Is reuts per square VIII be
shArgsl forsach Iubss4 ucut insertion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-07-12

SAD PnEDICAMENT, "A young parson Lost
his way and it being a rainy day, he happened
upon poor cottage, and desired lodging and
some fire to warm him. The man told him that
he and his wife had bu! one bed, and ifhe pleas
ed to lilo with them, he would be Welcome
The parson thanked him, and kindly accepted
of it. In the morning the man rose to 60 to
market and meeting some Of his neighbours, he
fell to laughing. They asked him what made
him so merry about the mouth. Why, says he,
am thinking how ashamed the parson will be
when he awakos to .fd himself alone in bed
~hA my ~Jc.-[ PHI. Ncs8cngca.
HooslEn WEDDING,-The ceremony oftying
a nuptaI knot is very much simplifed in the
iIoosier State. as the following scene will show.
"Whal is your name sr?" "Nlauy." "Any
relation to Van Bureu?" ono" "What is
Your name, Mss!" "pMIy." "NIauy, do you
love PolBl" "WalI, | does" "PoIly do you
love Matty?" "No mistake Squire" swell,
then YOU want to be tied" 81 reckon so,''-
Web, then pronor u YOU husband and wife. y
"Thank you, sir.
A HANDY MAN-The New York Metropolis
makes the fol flowing announcement:
We have the pleasure of announcing that we
have secured a stout, healthy young man, who
will take all patent medicines advertised in this
paper, and furnish certificates of any desired
stringency, according TO the price, TO the pro-
IprIetors.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-07-12

The Elk KING OF THE FRENcH-l. ons Phil.
Iinpe has been talked Of much lately. You have
heard of his poverty aud Of his debts have
now in my possession the most indiswabIe evi
dence that he is still the richest private individ.
ual in the known world. His agent in New
York. M. Lafargo has bought for him in hous-
es, stocks, shares, &c., property producing an
annual income of ten millions of fnncs. 1t is
perfectly useless for any of his friends to deny
this fact, perfectly well known on the New York
Exchange - Paris Cor, Glasgow Mail
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-07-12
GEORGE +. STANTON, Proprietor
GEORGE MELu!SII
DEALER IN aora,vn
w. |. GOODS & GROCERIES,

Has just received large supply of fresh goods in his line
business, which he will sell cheap can be bought II
or out oown His Teas and Sugars of the very best quail
as well every other article he has to SELL and those in wan
snch articles will do well call and for themselves
May II, 1919 23w
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-07-12
BRIDE OF MY HEART.

LAZY! many wears I've loved thee,
FondIy loved when life was light;
Loved when blue skies were above thee,
Fancy cree, and hopes were bright;
Lady, bu, thy vows were air,
Bride of my heart, so lalse-so fair
Lady! life has found me still,
Midst cares and sorrows, constant ever;
Loving thee with right good will,
DISTRESSING thee, oh never, never.
Alas! thy tenderest vows we've All,
Bride Of my heart, so lalse-so fair,
Lady, my love in evil hour
Began beneath thy fatal spell!
lIear.broken- sorrow is my dover;
We part-lorever fare-,hee-well!
Lady, thy plighled vows were air,
Bride Of MY heart, so ialse--so fair,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-07-12
POE U RW q
"THE RIGHTS or WOMEN"

We have heard great deal about "'rhe Rights
Woman" from many an "Old Social Reiormer'" but
,svsr saw them more elicousy set forth than IN Il
allowing lines by one of'lhe sex" Mrs, E. LiI'Ie
"rhy Right, of wOman'-what are 'hey'
The right TO labor and TO pray;
The s to " oSs,, %%s o tn ~e s'e;p'
The righ, to succor in distress,
'rhs riSht while others curse, TO bless;
The reht to love whom others scorn,
THE riah, to comfort all that mourn;
THE rish. 10 shed new JOY on earth,
The rish, TO feel the souls high WORTH
The zig int to lead the soul TO Cod
Along the path her Savior trol;
Tie path Of meckness and of ovo,
The path Of faith that leads above;
The path of patience under wrong,
The path in which the weak gov strong;
Such woman's rights and God will bless
And crown their champions with success
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-07-12
WHOLE SETS OF MINERAL TEETH,
" w
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
ME w Medicine.
n. MAsTA's GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE
PURGATIVE PILLS.

KET l.. DAMON would announce to the inhabitant
w . OF Woodstock and vicinity, that he has takej
Elm street, L. s. Hay den's Store, wher
he will make up garments TO order. in the latest and mos
pprOved style. Cutting for others make done at an
time and will be responsible for the fiji rightly made
Trusting by attention to business and punctualty d
merit, IA share of your patronage.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-07-12

MUCH CELEBRATED
INDAIN VEGETABLE MEUICLNA

A
RE Universally acknowledged be the Safest, Chea
n Most Eectua Remedies for the various Diseases OF Ind
system offered to the public They can be rell
with confidence 10 all durable Their action ia
mediate and thorough Graduating disease worst for
Thousands who have been pronounced Rcurabe by their
Clans yet live TO testify to the virtues of these exraord
preparations having been restored sound health by the
These Medicines are too well known to require exid
notice Scarcely village exists throughout New Eng
where living witnesses cannot be found TO tell of their ind
able value.
We will name here of the principal Medicines and
uses, referring the enquirer after health to the FAMILY n
CLAM" work edited by d. $ Spear where NAV be fc
brief treatise the origin and nature Of the principal did
which alct humanity directions how to preserve and
health together with certificates from highly respe
persons, tesng to their healing virtues and urging the
Portance. This book can be obtained of Dr. Spears A
free
BALM OF LIFE, Nos. ! & 2-For Consumption, DyspN
Indigestion, Liver Complaint Debility. Nervous Afed
phthisc, Asthma, Papitallon, Bronchitis &c.
CATARRH SNUFF.--For Consumption, Catarrh
Headache, &c this is certain cure for Caarrh, and
other preparation for cleansing the head in of coli
TIL LlVERWORT PILLS, have been for long time con
ed universal medicine trial of one box will satisfy M
tent that they the best pUrgave known. They reno
most colds, coughs, pains evers if taken in
SCRoFULA sYRuP-This is one of the most efIectual
in use for cleansing and purifying the blood. 1t removes
impurtty from the SYSTEM whether ola scrOuons or can
nature. 1t is compound of seventeen ingredisnts AM
surpassed CHOLERA MoRBts AND DYsENTERY
DIAL, used according to directions, cure warra
every case for which it is Recommended GERMAN Lo
This warranted cure the Salt heum IN its worst o
TONIC CORDIAL is ofthe most powerful tones eve
covered il is The best female medicine to he obtained
MANS FRIEND, for the falling of the womb This is n
remedy before the public for this purpose. 1t obvates
cessty reSOng to Instruments and is unQuestiOnably
certain remedy. EYE WATER.-This is the best eye
now in use. GRVEL MIXTURE.-'fhis will cure all
the gravel. For other remedies, see Family Physician
All the ingredients of the above Medicines furnish
Nature herself and combined in accordance with
principles universally received as sound by all scientific
clans.
Their merits have been tested by thousands. They hay
tested and proved to be equal the consideration csin
them.
II fair trial fails health confident is the
eor ofthe efficacy that the expense any other
does effect will be paid provided does not exec
hundred dollars
Principal Office, $40 Washington street, Boston. Sold
E. s. Hayden, Woodstock and also by Agents through
country.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-07-12

Remember this Linimcnt is sold at The extraordinary
low price Of 25 cents Il bottle. Who would hesitate
when certain relief is 10 he had for so small sum-
Sold by every respectable Druggist and Merchant
throughout the country.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-07-12

CoRTLANDTowN, n. Y. March 81, 1916.
Mr. Geo. E. SIR-lt is with real pleasure that
speak Of yonr External Remedy Hunts lnim Having used
frequently in my practice, and Witnessed lis extraordinary
healing properties several Rheumatism, Affections
Diseases OF lhe Spne and also in minor cases, such
Bruises SweImeS, sc. consider il greatest
nations of known and powerful vegetable that has
been made Medical Science and family medicine in
,I,nI,a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-12

another Baltimore nomination be made by
the Democratic party, three times Three
Hundred Thousand Free Democrats will
be arrayed against it. The Democracy of
Vermont, to man, have pledged them
selves against any candidate occupying the
present position of Benton. The Democ-
racy of this State, unless their Legislative
aud union Resolutions are farce, have
done the same We can have no union il
the question of the next Presidential candl-
date is to be thrust upon US at this early day.
Why distract the party with the premature
discussion of "the succession?'
We make these remarks in no unkindness
10 Mr. Benton, or his advocates. We
admire him for his boldness, his industry,
and his unconquerable perseverance We
agree with him on most, perhaps all, the
leading questions Of the day, except the
question of slavery 1t is quite possible
nay, even probable, that his true position is
not fully unde. stood. and tibet he is much
nearer right than this speech represents him
In his anxiety to cary his oWu State, and
secure his re- election to the Senate, he may
have yielded some of the truth WEIGH he
holds in his own heart, and which he intend:
to proclaim and conforce at some future
day. But if he wishes to secure the sup
port of the North, he must take an oper
and decisive st nd in behalf of Freedom
By such a course, he might lose Missouri
but he would gain the Union, and be the
next President.