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scrofuIa Cured.
This certificate eoncusvsly proves that this sn"Psrh
The Blood Three persons cured 10 one house unPrsss
dentsd.
Or Townsend: Dear Sr-l have tho pleasure 10 Inform
ysu that three my chen have been cured OF the Sero
fuls BY the OF excellent medicine They ware AZ
fiesd very severely with bad have taken four bot
Yours; respectfully. -. -
OpImIsns Of Physieisns.
Dr. Townsend 10 almost daily receiving orders nom
Physicians in different parts Of tho Union.
This is 10 certify that the undersigned Physicians
Of City of Albany have In numerous case. Prs'ehsa
Dr. Town'ends ssr'apariIs and bslisys u to 10 one OF
II p PUI.ING mn, j. WILSON, ND, X. D. BRIGGS.
". d. p. Z. ELMENDoRF. H.. d. ASsny April, iss7.
CAUTION
Owing TO the grea, succs" and inmenss sale OF pT
Townsends SsrsspsrIls, number OF men who we're ioI
nery our Agents have eommeneed making sSr,.psI.s
Extracts, Eiixrs. Bitters Extracts OF yellow Dock. 30
They generally put up in the same shaped bottles ana
soms OF them stolen aud copied adysTtssaenu
hey are only worthless limitations and should be svoidsd
None genuine unless siguod by s. r. ToHassnd
PrIneIp.I Once 1876 FULTON Street. Sun Building.
n Y; Redding & Co, State street Boston, Dyou q
sons i32 North Second street, philadelphia s. hance
Druggist Baltimore; 7. NJ. Cohen. Charleston; Wright
a Co Isl Chsrlres Street N o. los South Pearl Street
Albany , and by all the prircpai Druggists and ner
chants generally throughout the United States We'I ladies
and the CsnadL.
Theodore a. Peck Apothecary and Druggist Bur
lington, VI; Redding q Co, state street, Boston
Richmond /; P. NJ Cohen, Charleston Wright &Co
ISL Charities street, New Orleans; 1906 South Pear
street, Albany; r. Van Buskirk, cor OF Broad and
Market street, Newark n j.; and by all tIie prncl-
pal Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the United States West indiesand the Canadas.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
planning, TOngUeing and GrOovIng Lumber.
JOSEPH Z. WOODBuRY'S
Patent Planning Machine.

'NHE Subscriber having received Letters Patenl
! tor = sratinnurv Cater Planning Tongueing and
Growing Machine, now offers for sale Machines and
Il she 10 USE l.ic same. This machine will plane
1910 OF boards 10 any lnliorm thickness, in
hc'l producing better finished surfaOe tllan il is
peel r. to plane by any other means now Known not
Excepting the hand plane, and is peculiarly adapted
to plane and joint capboards, or weather boarding,
and will do the work faster and better han any ma
chine heretofore invented This Machine is ar
ranged thai il planes the boards with on unbroken
shaving the whole width and length 81 the material,
and Dies not take more than Two thirds the power
that is required 10 equa amount OF work by the
Rotary Cutting C> Under, now in common use The
construction and organization OF this Machine is DIFF
irrent from any other now in use. Communications
Tor further particulars cheerully responded 90 by al
dressing the subscriber post paid,) Boston, Mass.
One ol the ao..e Planning Machines may be seen
III operation by calling ON the the Phtcnirr.
JOSEPH J. WOODBURY.,
Border street East Boston, Mass.
May , 1919. wIivl
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Law and Land Office.
Fond du In,, WiscOn.tg.
nRURY g. FLINT. ATTORNEYS An

nRURY g. Film II. ATTORNEYS AND
IL CouycILLoRs AT Law aud SoIIcIroEs IN CHAN
Gerry.
ERasTrs w. DRuRy, (oi the late firm OF Drury &
EastIuan)
EpwIN FLINT
Mrssrs d. & +. will practice in Nil the Courts in
the State aud give special attention to collecting and
securing debts. THY have business connections
formed throughout tie State of WISCONSIN, Nprht RI
Illinois aud Eastern Iowa They viii aI.o attend 10
the purchase aud sas OF Lands the payment OF Taxes,
the locaiion of Land " arranls the examination Of
Land Titles, &c.
The most satisfactory references will he given to
our correspondents in New York, Boston Baltimore,
Pha delpha Washington City, and most ol the
principal cities.
Refer to Hon. Milo L. Bennett, Asahel Peck, Esq.
d. X. Pangbom, Slalley & Phelps, and L. ID. kes'
spr, Esq.
Dec. lSia WIFI
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Sfeot bIeBelnS 10 uuu
II 10 the safest and efectual medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the suerngs attendant upon child
birth discovered strengthens both the mother aud
child pain aud disease increases aud enches the
food those no have used il think is indispensable IL 10
highly useful both before aud amer confinement as prevents
diseases attendant upon childbirth In Costiveness Piles
Cramps Swelling Of the Feet Dependency, Heartburn,
Vomiting Pain in the Back and Loins False Pains, Hemor
rhsgs aud in regulating the secreons and equazing the
saton il has equal The great beauty OF this med
cine h is always safe and the most delicate use most
successfully.
Notice 10 the Ladies.
Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's Ssrsspsrlls HAYS
Invariably called their stuff great Remedy Females &c.
&c. and have copied bills and circulars which relates
70 complaints Of women, word for word-oihsr men
who put up medicine have since the great success Of Dr.
Townsends Sarsaparla in complaints incident to females
recommended theirs, although previously they did not
auubsr OF these mixtures Pills. &C. are injurious TO
femsies thsy aggravas disease, and undermine the
constitution. Dr. TeWRsends the only and best remedy
for the female eomplsnts-i, rarely II ever
fails Of ting permanent cure can be taken by lhs
delicate females In case or by those expecting
10 become mothers with the greatest sdyaptages as
prepares the system and prevents pain or danger and
sngthens both mother and child Be careful to GET tho
genuine.
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! NEW YORK, AND CANADA !
LINE.
TanshiPping at Burlington Only.

MCPHERSON, CRANE & Co., Montreal,
itENRY w. CATLlN, Burlington,
SMITH, WILKINS & LANDON, Burlington,
CHARLES b. JAMES, New York,
Proprieiors.
Forwarding to and from Boston, New York, AL
bany Troy, all Ports on Lak Champlain, Montreal
and Quebec, connecting at Montreal with McPheI-
sou, Crane & Co.'S ST Lawrence and Lake Ontario
Daily Line, through to Hamilton and Lake Head,
and Tr-weekly to Lake Erie also with their Otta-
wa Daily Line to Bytown and through TO Kingston
via Rideau Canal.
The Proprietors prepared with first class Canal
and Lake Boats TO run a Daily Line TO aud from
New York and Burlington, and with first class boats
10 run Irlweekly Line TO and from Burlington and
Montreal, via Chambly Canal; vessels TO be towed
on Lake and Rivers by powerful Steamers, thereby
ensuring the utmos, regularity and despatch.
Debenture and Warehousing business correctly
and promptly attended TO. Parties will perceive az
once the advantage Of shipping by this Line the de-
lays and damage 10 goods by frequent i.ansship-
ments, being entirely avoided.
Particular attention will be gi.en 10 all property
intended 10 be sent forward by Railroads from Bur
hngton.
The Projectors will contract freight TO or from all
Ports on the Western Lakes and Lake Champlaip !;
also for delivery OF property via Railroad 10 hoston
and Intermediate points.
Having their arrangements completed for safe, re-
gular and expeditions transmission of all property
entrusted TO their care, the Propretors confidently
look TO the public for a liberal support.
Address as Agents
MCPHERSON CRANE & Co, Montreal
ii. MAYO, End. Burlington.
C.R JAMES, New York
WI. NEWTON, Quebec.
CHENEY & Co, Boston.
c. BENTLY, Albany.
References:
II. SIEPHESs, J. B. SMITH & Co, JNo TORRANCE e.
Co, MOntTeali IL. J. NoAp & Co., GMLEsrII Co.
March l. 1850. d99o&w35
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uEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.
Clocks! Clocks!

DLAIN, Gothic, Alarm and Office Clock,
L parantcd good, and for sale low by
w. b. HATCH,
u50d Winooski Falls, VI.
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ROOT PORTER.

TNHE SUDNlNIDEN KEEPS CUNSTANILi
/ on hand the above article, by the Barrels halt
Barrels or gallon. And also, will put II up III iIht
and half pint bottle il deserved, Also, Lemon Beer
and Lemon N,cto by the barrel or bottle.
All ordrls shonId he addressed 10 the Subscriber,
Winooski Falls, VI.
D. X. HOFFMAN.
Winoo.ki Falls. VI June Is, 1919 w5lyl
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tg Most Extraordinary Work -
THE
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PRIVATE DICAL COMPA MO-
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
Professor of Diseases of Woman,
Sixth Edition. lsmo. PIP $50. Price so cts.
50. 900 opies SOLD IN SIX MONTIlS.!
Years OF suffering, OF physical and mental anguish
o many an airctiuaIe " lie and pecuniary Difficult
les to the husband might have been spared thou
nds nov poor would have enjoyed competence !;
housnnds nov broken in health would have enjoyed
hundreds now in their graves been still alive, by
imely possession OF the work.
Its intended especially for the married, or those
contemplating marriage as Il dlscoses important Sc
Truly, knowledge ispower. tislealth, happiness
affluence.
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
blessing to thousands, as the innulnerable letters
received by the author will attest.
Here also, every ielnale-the wife, the mother, the
one either budding INTO womanhood, or lile one IN
the decline OF years in whom nature conempales an
important change-can discover the causes, syInp-
toms, aud the most efficient remedies and most GER
tain mode OF cure, IN every complaint to which her
sex is SUBJECT
It's Importance 10 The Married
may be gathered from the fact, that 1rdoellinS
Agents make from
Three 10 Fire Dollars day,
from its sale hundreds of active enterprzng agents
are accommodating little compe tenCe from the liberal
discount allowed, ana the great demand oi IT, of-
ders are required TO be accompanied with payment
Copies wiH be sent by the naH free o. postage 10
The purchaser.
Over twenty thousand copies have been sent by
mail within three months with perfect safety and GER
tainty. ,u
On III receipt Of One Dollar the Married "o-
mans Private Medical Companion" Will be sent
ENABLED free to any part OF the United States All
letters and applications from those desiring to become
agents mus be post paid (eXcept those containing a
remittancei md addressed to DR.. A. NJ Maurceau,
Box l224 Newly ork City. Publishing Office, l29
| Liberty st. New York.
The Married Woman's Private Medical Cnmpa,
Mon is sold by booksellers throughout The uulIed
| States o,,.,, 49,,
| Publication Depot, Wickware Building
! Sept. 4, 1913. WIN
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Buck Wheat Flour and Syrup,
FRESH ground b. W. Flour and Stewsrs
L Syrup. BY GEO. L. ATWATER,
Ian, 81, So WSld
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Printing. inks J!

NEWS, Book aud Colored Printing Inks, war
" rantcd OF the hest quality for sale at the
manufacturers prices, 10y
HAGAR e. ARTHUR.
Burlington, Aug. 80, 1919. wlOpos6
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female Medicine.

Dr. Town,suh. sar,ararls is a so'eroisn and 'peody
eurs for incipieut Consumption, Bnrrenness fr"arsn
U,.ri or Falling of the womb, Cosvsness Piles eucor
rhea Whites obstructed difficult Menstruauon, In
confluence OF Urine, involuntary discharge thereof
aud for the general prostraon OF the sysen-no matter
whether the result Of inherent causes produasd
BY regularity. illness accident Nothing be more
snrprsng than its invigorang Effects on the human frame
Persons Of all weakness and asstude from taking at
become robust and full Of energy under its influence
u couueracts tho nervsessness Of the female
frame, which Is the great cause Of Barrennes II WIN
not expected OF US, in of delicate nature to
exhibit certificates OF cures performed but assure
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported to
Thousands Of where families have been without
children after using few bottles Of this invaluable med
cine, have been blessed with fine healthy offspring II
has been expressly prepared in reference 10 female
plants No female who has reA,oI to suppose she is az
proaching that critical period, The turn Of ne,"
should neglect to take it, certain preventive loi
any of the aud horrible diseases which females
are subec, at this time of life This period may Be de
icyed for seperai years BY u'ing ii" medieins Nor
II less valuable for thoss who approaching woman
hood, 1t is calculated to assist nature by quckenns
the blood aud invgoralng the system Indeed this med
cine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases 10 which
women subject
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uCrOwnn window Glass.

CTRONG, DOOLTT'rLE N co. offer to
- builders and others the vnrious qualities and SIZES
of the desirable CroDn" Window G.uss, to which
the attention of all is respectfully solicited.
July s. 1913 DIV
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FOSTER & TAYLOR,
Agents for IIeidsieck and Crown Anchor
CHAMPAGNE,

EOS a EhA ~ n 4 LOft,
Agents for Icidsieck and Crown Anchor
CHAMPAGNE.
Also, for J. & F. Mnr,cll, Pinets, Cas,on & Co
A Moreau Il Fills,
IL X \ n ID ES
IMPORTERS of Brandes, Gin and Wines
Il Have Tor sale, i'll United States Bonded Ware.
house
Trandies-35o packages J. & F. Martcll. Pine
Cas;lllon y Co, Otard Dupuy 4 Co.. Hennessey
Rastcau and ii. Moreau 81 Fills Drandies, pale anc
dark vintagcs, 1913, AZ, Al, A. A. 49, 3S and 81 il
J, aud is pipes, received per French ship Vischnor
and briggs Olivier and Arvedc Also. fine Old Londol
Dock }randes, in half pipes, per late arrivals
Hutla"d Gin.-4O pipes Holland Gin, Double Pin.
Apple and other brands.
81. CrOir Rnm.-2O puncheons of various brand.
high and full favored.
Scotch IVhiSkcy-l6 puncheons fine Malt Wits
key, direct from Glasgow.
1Pines-3O0 and pipes Pure Juice treble ant
double grape Port, Old Madeira, Pale and Brow
Sherry, Old Malnlscy and Sicily Wines,
Champagne 1000 baskets H. Piper & Cos genu
inc lleidseck and L. Pechuts Crown Anchor brands
Champagne.
HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.
DNHE undersigned have been appointed sol,
Agents in this city tor the importation and salt
OF " Piper n Cos" genuine lieidsieck Champagne
The merits atone of this Wine first imported il
1876, have given it reputation uncqudlted by any
other brand offered in this country, and it now
meets AN annual sale three times as large that o
any other Champagne imported. Our prices will b,
the same those OF the New York agents. Mcssrs
RenauId \ FRANCOIS.
FOSTER & TAYLOR, l6l Milk street.
Sole Agents Tor this city.
Boston, Nov 10Th 40. w22mt
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DRY GOODS.
AT MIC llOLS CASH STORE,
upR NICHOLS u,y,,, .... --

AT MIC II0LS CASHSTORE,
MFR. NICHOLS HAVING JUST RETURNED
lV1 from Boston, he is now prepared TO show one
OF the best stocks OF goods in this vicinity, and at
prices that ought to satisfy every one He has NOT
only trash cents but the richest and best stock
Of Dress Goods to be found in this region amongst
which, are Rich Silks, all wool Cashmeres and De-
lans, French Merinos, Thibets, Manchester premium
Delanes, new styles; Alpnccas, Coburg, Lyonese and
Orleans styles Calico Prints and Furniture
Patch, Sheeting and Shifting, White Goods and
Linen Goods OF every description Embossed Piano
and Table Covers; general variety of Cashmere,
Brosha and Plaid Long and Square Shaws, low
priced do Gloves and Hosiery, Broad Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Doeskins, Sattinets, Tweeds and James OF
French, German mud American manufactures; Vest
ings and Taors Trimmings, Flannels and Blankets,
together with all the variety OF Dry Goods usually
called for
Live Geese Feathers
OF the very best kind.
PAPER HASCINGS.
Some extra quality, Philadelphia manufacture, for
Parlors
GRoC gRIES.
Nearly every kind of Groceries of the best qualities
Just received another lot OF those excellent low priced
Teas also lew chests superior Old Tyson and Ming
Yong.
CARE TINGS.
1000 yds. Carpetngs of all grades, which will be
sold at the manufacturers prices.
Fl00r UllCl0lHS anu NlraW Mailing.
Grotkerp an0 Glass 1uarr
Mr.. Nichols would invite all who are in want
of Crockery, TO call and look at his assortment
| Mr.. n. has Just received, direct from the manufac-
turcrs in Europe, new styles Mulberry and White
Granite, which far surpasses in richness and beauty
anything ever before offered in this market and to-
! gether with Flowing Blue and Light Blue Colo
Band, and other China Tea Sets, Common Ware
and good assortment OF Glass Ware, is now prepar
ed to sell to Merchants Hotel Keepers and others a
such prices will defy competition.
SOLAR LAMPS.
A good assortment and at low prices.
Looking Glasses
Constantly on hand, every size and style of Bosto
and New York make. DIV
February 4th, 1850.
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\ few chests more Gf that good twenty five cent
n tea LETT, aso, nice quality for 81! cents, and
good Sugar for tive cents.
For Sale by G. f.. A TWATER.
Sept 6,'iJ. Wild
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26
IAN NEVER ALONE.

An old man sat in hi. onsy chtf. lie wns none.--
His eyes dim that he roud not read tho printed
p,gr-he had Ling ceased to hear coinm'n snnd.
aud 1t waa only in broken Whispers that he cauld hnd
communion with hnse iruaui aud often hours passed
by IN Which ihs silence Of hi, ia right WAS MI hoken
10y outward soire lie had cultivated his generation
-onc by me The companions of lis yhmd and ynnih
had been lad in the pfave. mil uoae tenaeed of all
,hnse ho had uuce known aod loved. 10 those ~ whnn
the future IA nuo hight path Of hope nd hnnni'ess-
sud social layc Inv uncnyiablc somcd his condition
how eherrles' hls dave
have said h. wa aiono. A cco''e mud thoughtful
ioey around hls neck II feared you would be lneiy.
dear grandslhe sad she, "aud so came 10 III awhils
with you Are yao moi very nely hrte vi M ona 10
aud laid his hand upnn the head # tho gen' ehld.-
Il am never alane my child" he saii. "liow can
be hu,l, f Gud il wih M; the Confnter cnnrs II IN
the Father dwell In my s,u, aud NV Saviour II ever
near chrer and instruct mr. sit at liis feet. nnl
learn Of Huns and though pan aud sckneas often comes 10
TIM this earthly house ul my tnmfn iee a sna
Ia be dss lived. kanw hat there IL pepued iur me
Wsnaion, The nlaes ol whlr, tongue can tell. no
heart conceive Tho love o Cad is like living waef 10
soul StcL In yaut Youth this fuunnin, my child.
Duuk deep ut lis living waters; mud ihfn WHEN Your
hair shall be whnned l the grave. when all sources ~
earthly .nJ ymnnt taken away YOU ho ran say an
alnne.''
ct his testimony of an aged md devoted servant
Of ChIlst sink deep inin the heart oi every chd who
reads ,hase lines Seek while in youth the sufcs
Of tn tns teiian "hch can b" you' iY IN sickness.
IL tla IN y a,ludea- vou stay when al e1thY hrlps
have flled. I'htn viii 1t be your hles-ed rf,siegs 10
say, Il, toa, am never alone - Christian Citizen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26
From he .Nfir Iidren Morning Journal. .1ng1l S
TIE ARISrOCRACN OF WOMAN.

Nome, arc the real aiisl,ctas of enr cnnniry. Men
sro co.'s itniinfl democrat. women nli.lnera's.--
From the mincing spp of the little miss b. ihe measu-
cd tread Of haughfy wnmnnhno' cyruivcn - Ia arpu-
rnt. A cnmnun Y nl men would b. essentially den,'-
era IT, as il Cnliinmh There he iiaernal f"laon ex
il unobifecicd. latmduHe women anong thon, nnd
aud all III petty dttnertnns would lew thai exist
wApr. women rne. This constitutional iiifmity in
women senhaucad n lrlle by tho cicnmsri,hsd ma
'ute Of her empayment Tho pin po is p"ld IN is"li
when property tfanod conservative IN It's tendency, AMI
prumulye o the hest interests o sori-ly. bnt witi"t
restrictions aud proper lni'aons Is most Destructive
IN i. effects.
Men, in the hurry and turmoil Of business. neyer com
cotn themselves IN knuY whether thar neghbof "plo'
site is tailor, lawyer doctor. Give them but ,e
and iaces ot doing business, and all are nike
to hcm, with This eNcepoo that hc WIN phys The must
munry, with the pfealesi prmpude the best fellow.
be- he cober NJ pm snn But let the snn The air.
and whal lhe r,sah1 Her husband, hist customers.
those whom she depends f. the bread which snstans
her bling. clus med immedtey l., the category III
.iph aeunautances ~ M acq nj al ffsooib.
hrciu, her ld stlls npo and bradc th thu customer
no lis and sh los Pay what makes the difference IN an
houost empo, ment In country like ours. ~h re all
hbr is ALIKE hayg no hereditary distinctonsl The
ia obvious enough % hos who understand tba
nature ui woman. II exists mainly IN the hain. Ae-
cusumcd u the nnunw sphere oldomestic dn,es dsbar
ed from the gal u her Abilities, shut out from ihose ern-
poymens winch ennohle the other sex women sexes up
the occnpaton ui her husband. tther, hother ns
means 4 sfagrae zement, aud revenge the wrong shs
receives by mfcllng stab the social and poll ical
institutions of her nntry.
The remedy for these formidable evils is IL rt woman
have share IN the emplnmrn,s Z" men. Let her 5e-
we'll Informed in nat ors Of state and hnan""; edn-
cate her mo The ihsofy uf ovefnment, of rqnal
rights dlrec, her niid from the chanusl f vulgar dis
tlnctlnns, III which HEY perpeually wings IN taet.
teach her thai lhe real glory oi an American woman
consists not in the skill vi h viii, she manages her
servants In prevent their enr,nce in aud of the front
H.. a. lt,, Il,a h,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26

at tho ,ital- Of prosperity. Debt seems the mark VI
mans fall fum perfection. lie MAKES debts soon
he has 10 be charged by; and marks down credit
as as ha write names The old and the yonug
- the rich md the poor-nie haunted eiernally with
debts. Individuals and States cursed and oppressed
with debts
MANY md many long aud oil-ome days labor ges
In pay the inera, aud casts upon debts lnrdes ot Of
fcers fu the c,-cnn Of fd7ss about like tho frgs
that in olJen TINA plagued Egypt Debt makes man
slave aud rohs HIM Of hi. , his conientmeDt his inde
pendsnce add 100 II IN hi. integrity.
Debt cheats honesty and drives ont virtue. u sneers
s purity and peutes innocence |, belrays friendship
and brhes fidelity Sratcs weakened and mad. the
prey OF thu money changers by debt. Countries once
the shr rand Il hnppy. hardy and cnnton ed peorle ara
the ri rapne aud plumber bys horde ofpan-
rcred denagognes aud oppr"sSs while The sweat and
I'll Il the emaealed poverty stricken plebians esn no
longer sufficiently iatt-n lhc soil to make IL satisfy their
hunger and the g,herrt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26
PRINTERS COMMANDMENTS.

l. Thou shalt esteem. thy printer, for ho is ussiul To
hi. ncghhor aud 10 his country.
= Thou shalt subscribe for his paper, for heis st
great trouble and expense To give all the nsws. Of
which you and your family ought mol t. remain 'sa'-
faut.
8 Thon shalt ply IT his paper, and moi sickeo h a,
with apologize, every time you meet him.
4 Thou shit advertise in his columns tha, he may
be better able To sut,in his ess.
s. I'hon shat vis him utrner than is necessary
30 ko-p upa ahow Of friendship, barrow Il him with
intention 10 pay. for ii this way he Is m'de worse by
custom.
g. Thou shalt not put upon the pi inter bad claims.
and give him irpnble-for he will hid ihee guilty.
7. Thou shat not expect him to wrlle out aud pub
sh all the marriages and Deaths unless thou furnish
them.
8 Thou shalt not write tn hin business uncn-
neclcl wi h his ofli g and r-qure him topiy pst,ge
for this and contempt ole in The eyss ot all non
cradle men. s
9. Thou shall MT read thy printer. PIPER and then
turn rnnnd and abuse thy plut"r and wtny mis- epe,
seut what he .aysr if such lies and abuse to his
knowledge thee will ca 'ch it.
TO- Thou shal. honor his devls-they are useful.