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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06
WILLIsToN ACADEMY,
WilIiston. VI

Inc ran Term Of this well known institution will
Steven ws1 On Wednesday, Sept I'd, and continue
sne ,easners and citizens to sustain the ood r,'
a. snd hgh standing which this school has borns
10 -n.s Pss, y viii be the aim Of the Principal
NAM. n9rougn Instruction In all the denart-
M. kpPncation for circular or admission ~ nm
July "a. ~.m &C. MAYO, Principal.
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TERMS 10 AGENTS.
For a Club ofThirty. and $500.

Certificates giving q compile description q arts
cles e. ne sold for ONE DOLLAR viii De sold at the
rate acTEN CENTS EACH.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

l'HE cul-criper, possessing one lltHe bose 5--s-
i inc farms 10 the State cHuta9ri-.- st-- -
acres, Offers 20 sell the same together vf-f t. -
liable stock and farming Implement. OF ,rf-t--.-
it suits the purchaser The said farm +-----
the south part Of Barnard, Win SOP Co. I'll.
from hoodstoek- 10 has q southern slope ana b.
ses-es beautiful prospect o.: thec1uurrv s-..'-
Tie buildings aregoJd, all painted W. a e..
ment story throughout. The fences are --l b.
there i- q good suppl. Of springs O Hv.u. vs--
The iarU contains a large SUI -4r ere1a-5 "a ..--
supply Of apple trees, $50 crab apple trees W a-
varieties, $50 hills Of grapes iu bearing AMI e..
abundance Of small fruits 0faIl kinds
The farm is well adapted for either sheep a- s-,
VIII keep so sheep or COWS .1 'r--na--.l- r.
farm VIII he sold On reasonable terms Term.
payment VIII be cash down in part. auI part D..
rlu % suit purchaser. Those wi-hiu-t1 pIrcfl
GEJ. IT, ATR Oul
Barnard, Vt-- Aug. Aug. d.. VT
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BE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
you TAKE.

WHEN you are exhausted by over-work Of head
w OF hand, and feel the need Of something in
migrating don't drink whisky nor any intoxicating
thing whether under the name Of Bitters or other
wise Such articles give Just as much strength 70
your weary body and mind as the whip gives 10 the
iaded horse and no more. Alcoholic ssimulants
Injurious to Nerve-heal and are ALWAYS f5ilove,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

hElN NALNlAl-NNs.
Tie f9l0wiu- are few selected fro % the multitu.
Of rseo11r1erfa-i lr the r--e--'nr Of cha aar+

Of recommeudatilus ia the possession OF The agent
from NJ. Et-aletl COMES. B-rss,-loi3
bErSsyICE- April q. l-r-.
Mr. S1l-vs- ~ received your letter last evening
and was very glad YOU c0ncluu 90 l-t me take your
salre. think ] can do well Eltl it. and BE- viii be
quite an accQumodllirn O. uy husband, as he can-
not get along without 70. lie BIAS tried everything
else and has never found any Ting that healed his
leg as that salve of yours and we have both found
be- We have had i- JOB the family 1--WE or SIX years
and have used 70 r every tlil, and can truly saw
We have never found it, cgl-. Iuse &c i.r weak
hack, and 70 aci. Ike . charm. Mr. lolmts has had
ieVer z!. 0n As leg ilr Thirty years and would be
cripple to-day f De had not tlan4a remedy 10 Vour
6 &C. IL Eeepsit healed and tales out the If1mua
uln- proud tesl, and swelling and does for him al.
that De can ask J can zee -llleul 10 tor 4 good
many things that yUu have not fr use it t1r every
thing cons der 10 invaluable u family. If YOU
can put this testimony together II can De o. ser
vice O. you, you are welcome. 1Grs, Ag..
ELIglaETu I4grTz
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06
BURLINGTON STEAMBOAT 90.
On and after Monday Sept DIST, 1855, the
q a K E = \ NJ +.
viii run between
Plattsburgh & Burlington

As follows: Making Two Trips daily Suni-l
excepted,
Leave PlattshurEh at us Al Port Jaczs1l %
~ A-s. Port Kent at SOS AN. and arrive st BIZ
hngton ut JOAN
hETuRSISG on arrival Of Accommodation T-a7
ieaVlng Rutland at 5.3OA.N.
cave Burlington at go An Port Kent a. 'l.-
An Landing at Port Jackson. on signal, % take gl
leANe passengers anu arrive at Plattshurgh 81 W
connecting with Accommodation Tran p
slonireal q Plattshurgh Road at Plattsbursh i.l
hoore's junction, making close connection With A-
COMMUNICATION T-arr, - n a . .--4vilr
at Ogdenshursh at l.0oPH.
Leave Piattsburgh at 100 Pm. Port Jacksaa 2
10 Pm. Port Kent So pm, and arrive 81 ~
hngt0n at 2.i5 Pm. Connecting with AeconHl9,
u9n Train on the Rutland Burlington Road, E''--
arrives at Rutland at us Pm
RETURNING.
Leave Burlington at 40 Pm, and arrive at Pi.i4-
eurgh at son pm.
SATURDAYS, on arrival Of train from Monus,~
the CAKES ANEs viii leave Plattshurgh a. - a
Port Kent at s45 Pm, and arrive 81 Buriinsie. S-
Is Pm connecting with Night Express ita-l ~
Toy Albany. and New York.
REruRyISe:-Leave Burlington, Mondays, a. -,
An. and arrive at Plattsburgh at 5.55 Az
Meeting with Morning Express Train for hoN-
'''4 GEO. A. MERRILL. Gen. suPt
Rutland, Sept. 10, 1855. t-d1
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DENTAL NOTICE.

7 AN at home again and viii be glad % see taose
L requiring the services Of 4 dentist. Remem er,
tie only place TO this County where teeth can be
procured with the " Folsom Patent, that prevent.
food from working under the plate, r. az my Office
parties procuring teeth with this improvement Of
any other Dentist 70 this County render hemse.ve:
liable % prosecution.
y Filling an. .-AEr-clb- lone with care. once
in First Nat 0ual Bank Building,
JOIN NJ. COSIEGYs.
Burlington, April p. 1865. wn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

NFw FoDnER-Nr. NJ. Weary recommends
the ntilisation of the foliage of the common
--h tree. fragluus orr.Q7r. as means OF
experimenting the hay crop. Ia Sweden,
Finland and Denmark, before the advent of
,)ld weather which iuIairs the succulence
of the leaves. every fr5nd and leaf is collect
81 from the boughs Of the ash. ofwhich some
are Immediately used as food for the COW,
horse and pig. and Of which all eat with
syiditv. The remainder Of the leaves-the
main CROPS placed in empty houses, a lit
lie salt being scattered among them. or
placed upon slightly elevated stands in the
rirk-yarl using also the stipulated quantity
of salt. which are then securely thatched
over rs security from the rain. Thus treated
IT,. ash fodder lasts through the winter and
spring. and at this period. if deemed requi-
-ite. is boiled 0r steamed with the addition
Of some bran The main crop should be har-
vested before fr5sts or cold winds set In.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06
Mrdital.


- y l. Y +.
HFRE vou have a -aIye combining -ol,hiu M, all
Ill healing properties, with NJ dangerous iuIee--
,scunds am bruises o. which flesh j. hoir j. more
easily apr. led than MANY uthtrremed . never pro
duci1e a bad effect, but always relieving pain how
ever severe. II is prepared uy Miss sA"fEi 70
has used il In her own extensive treatment OF ti-
sick for nearly twenty wears, " IL -retl success
The principal diseases 0- which this salve is rec
ON ue1ded are Chi 1laus rheumatism, Piles scroll
MIA OId Ulcers. salt Rheum, Spraius, urus, F-y er
SORES Felous pimples, Erysipelas, sore Ete- Bar
ber-s Itch Deafness, Bols, Nug-Eorus- t-ris- bites
Of insects, Csncers- I1otlache, Lalai-e' 9eie ~
niles Badness Swollen Breasts ltcll, Seall Head,
Teethu- Chapped Hands >calas, cuts, Buses
Crouu Cracked Lips. and Sores ul children
Ii never TAILS O. cure Rheumatism II properly ap-
piled Rub il ON we'll W On the Laul three tune. a
taV In severa. cases 10 has cured pals-et limbs.
d. Persons who have been Athlete. i5r years have
been relieved by Is iew lpp-i,ltl. l- r.f Eifsift-
las il works wonders allay ing the iunauat1ui ana
ouieting the patient. For CHArHEl HANDS 70 pro
tuces cure Immediately Let those win SALT
RuFUg obtain this -.lFa. and apply % freely. ana
they Will ind Il iuvalgarle lt IS good To- cases q
ScEoFULA and TUEoRs. CAy.LEs have been cured
with IT, The hest salVe cFa- Invented -.- SWOLLEN
BnEt-r and SORE NIrFLE~- NO way injurious but
sure % afford Eel el- slEE lr Is FAX EYEsrIH g on
the lids gently, once Qr -Nice Jay. cures le4ies-
by putting it in the ears Cu piece % g ton FOR
FEi0ES this b superior On ans thing known. for
BURNS and SCALus apply the salye al once ana u
gives immediate relief For Old SORE, apply 9-ce
d day
tou.stiuS effect -l curing scratches on horses lls
.aIve has worked IFS way Into ratr- ~ and safe
and sure remedy for all tie above a.-lle1t--
No. .. ~ ~ ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

MS sawyer, or Aunt Katie % az she lss1rpeti-nes
eauedi ought 10 command the respect Of the ppbit,
ior she IS devoted Christian and L in re,itv a.
ali.-iIanle nurse We cordially recommend her slve
a. worthy their attention and p tronaee.-RoelIInd
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hereby testify that Miss Sawyar's salre has cured
swelling on my heel OF several wears standing /
gladly recommend 10 90 the pub as an Invslusbl,
remedy tlr swelling and lameuess ofany kind
s. d. STETs0N
tFrof Dr. r. Rielast car Boston. h1ss3
This is TO certify that have known Miss SAVERS
salve for more than I've years and u is having been
successfully used in many cases consider IL supe
nor article. and well worthy the colfielce Of those
requiring such remedy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

From Ms. end Ur. I'm Kendall F-sspo-f. Me-
Among the many salyes now 70 use. Miss Sa5.ver's
stanus pre- neit Tor olmc = all the aches and pains
the human family are afflicted vfta F1r Fba--rl1-
tism- Lame Joints Nervous Headache il i've. m
slant relief nave lsed 10 for several Years. and
I Z. "a g.-ia iinS remedy iCr burns. scalds, sore
oheeriuily recommend il % the public as being per
iectiy SAFE and good Tor many mo-e ACHES than We
have mentioned w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06
agricultural.

T s-; sensible remedy for the potatoe
s. a. 70 plant tho varieties not affected by
..i-.ese Tire Go5dsich -eodlings have not
g. '-rr'' v'f, ord ahc's they 90. it viii be time
r.t-, me der aius We raised over two
'ei ,l t.isle.s # tee Goodrich seedlings
RS ga. and there was u.ta rotten potato
ia tre lot; while Oranrs and Jacksons,
rianted IN tie same field. and cultivated the
same way. were more or ICES disensed.-Cot-
,|0u5cR
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

the extraordinary cheapness Of which is accounted
i.r ~ the iAet that > per cent Of the raw material
e which they made comes into the country ahsr-
luteiy free from import duties. And we confidently
assert that al this prise we are giving tho nubli
silk which. OF the slime weight and 9uaii-F co,,l5
noooe imported iron Lyons for a much larser surp.
thereby ihsuring to customers clear and aetna
saving Of at leas; fifteen 10 twenty-five dollars on
each dress.
Regarding the honesty Of thissilk. no more CONNIE.
tent or conclusive testimony can be asked than il
presented in the following certificate.
HARTFORD, Aug. Il, 1865.
Dear SU in response to your query we beg TO
assure you that, IN Offering make OF Black eros
Grain silks 70 the public, you have our guaranty
that they are all slk n every single fibre and thread
Those manufacturers and members Of the trade Who
have examined them have paid Us earnest oornli-
ment the quality Of the production and II i very
gratifying TO u to know that wherever used rims
far, our goods have given unlimited satisfaction
Very truly. your friends,
Signed CHENEY BROS"
II, the American people desire to see gold at par.
the first step they can take towards il is to wear
American goOds; and here is an opportunity which
even our most fashionable women NAV embrace
without condescension or violence 10 their tastes
These American Black Silks now On exhibition at
the counters Of our store.
CALL AND Sea.
LYMAN 4 ALLEN,
Oct Q, 1853. 'dkwtf ISe Clursh Street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

An EASY METHOD TO HAVE HHLlW fRJH
T,EEs-An experienced froit grower, who
pasees-ed a beautiful orchard near the Maya
"a river. Western New 0rk, has used one
simple method with great success. lie takes
lev from leachcd ashes. nike a little grease
with it. heats it quite warm. and with q syr-
inge throws IT up int all parts OF the tree,
branche, and trunk. tt viii eiccualiy kill
all caterpilier>. and al kinds of worms that
are either inte-tiue the tree iu nests or run
nir- over the bark. Trees treated in tins
manner we're exceedingly healthy, beautiful
End rigorous in appearance, possessed q
smlotb. glossy lark, and bore the best apples
Of the country. The remedy Is easy and
cheap
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

EZrEs,NE>r iA NHEAr. vs. i..iam Otis,
laciuinert farmer rcsidin- ia Gates about
Two miles West Of Rochester, y. Y. set
mart last season patch Of ground containing
seven square rods for an experiment in wheat
growing The wheat embraced four varie-
ties California, Diehl, Soules, and a bcari-
cd cue, name not known. i was planted by
hand In drills. and rs it came up the plants
we.r from TWO to six incho. apart. The VIM
IT killed the California clean out. bu the
atLer varieties grew and riIcncd very well.
The yield from these seven rod, OF ground
ya- two bushels. or at the rate Of 40 bushels
T. the acre. Where wheat Is generally drill
ed in as carefully az this was, Il would re
guire but about FIVE quarts OF seed t. the
acre, instead Of from 90 10 so as is mctme'
the case in ordinary sowing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06
For a Club OF sixty. and 5000,

one n the following articles g. yards sheetnz.
Harris cloth pants and vest pattern pair honey
Guilt cylinder watch. double barre. rife = stCl.
fancy cashmere dress pattern. Tlihet shawl. three
yards double width waterproof cloakin-, four yards
wool frocBuE set of lace curtains, ia lies double
wool shawl silver plated card basket splendid en-
Eraved silver plated ice pitcher, engraved silver
plated teapot, lulpcture Turkey Morocco photo
graph album Lancaster quilt, Alpaca dress pattern.
engraved silver plated six-nottled revolving castor,
pair gents calf boots splendid Bllm0ra skirt. set Of
ivory handled knives with silver plated forks, rose
wood frame brass alarm clock, pair of all wool
blankets. splendid beaded and lined silk parasol.
ladies' splendid Morocco travelling bag, pair Of
aIhamhra quilts thirty yards print or harsailles
quilt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

NANTED-AGE NTS.-ss5 to 500 per
W month everywhere, male and female, 10 in
troduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This ma
chine will stitch. hem. fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and embroider in a most superior manner.
Price, only SIS. Fully warranted for five years.
We Will pay 5000 for any Machine that will sew a
stronger more beautiful, more elastic S@am than
ours. Il makes the " Elastic Lock Stitch Every
second stitch be cut, and still the cloth cannot
be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents
from SIS 70 500 per month and expenses, or COM
mission from which twice that amount can be made
BOSTON. MASS.
CAUTfON.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming Of worthless cGst-iron machines,
under the same name otherwise. Ours is the only
genuine anc really practical cheap machine manu-
factured
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

4uis = 20 certify ti1t had tuUor on ny face IL
was theye sbJat three years IL Rent inr-sasir-- IN
sac ell was advised t0try Miss Sawver salve ut
a box and carried il with me, and every time /
and before used one box the tumor entirely diser1
peared. 't
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06
COLGATE & cos
TOILET SOAPS.

S.2OO per month, sure, and no money required in
- advance. Agents wanted everywhere, male and
female % sell cur PATENT EVERLASTING WHITE
WIRE CLOTHES LINE. " Every household should
have this article. ~. 7. Tribune. Address AMER
ICAN WIRE CO., - William street, n. Y, or 10
Dearborn ST., Chicago. IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06
AMERICAN
eros Grain Black silk.

These goods have been manufactured in this conn
t7s io- the first time within tine past year and the
sgrnest tests have proved them to possess Great rr
t. Full in weight, beautiful in fabric and hand
some In appearance, they are also durable and the
best value in Black SIX which lady can make into
a dress To all who have worn them. they have
given entire satisfaction The price Of these silks is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

Agents say it is the best and sells the quickest Of
any book they ever sold. Now is the timet Sell is
Everybody wants H. Agents are taking 21U orders
per week. We pay extra large commissions and
grant exclusive territory. Send for circulars giving
full particulars
Address HARTFORD PUBLISHING CO., Hayt
ford Ct
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06
For Club of One Hundred. and $1,000

90 wards she.tug, fancy cashmere coat, pants aud
vest pattern extra quality. engraved silver plated
sixhOtled revolving castor with cut glass bottles
pair splendid rose blankets, splendid engraved silver
plated tea set three piece-suEar bowl tea pot and
creamer'. silver plated cake basket fancy plaid
wool long shawl, . yards hemp carpetinE splendid
violin and bow, English hara-e shawl splendid
alpaca dress pattern. silver hunting case watch.
splendid Bible with elegant steel engraviu-s family
record and photograph PAGE. p0plin dress pattern,
engraved silver plated ce pitcher splendid beaver
cloak pattern Sharpe revolver, splendid acc0rdeon.
music box, one pair fine damask table covers, with
one dozen dinner napkins 70 match.
r9--Commissions for larger Clubs in proportion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

Miss Sawy ers salve gives abe speediest relief and
effects the quickest cure IN all cases Of Rheumatism
sore throat cald on the chest, cuts bruises scads
ana 4nFasons 81 the skin Of all kinds Il is irvalua
u4e u tue nursery anu may De applied 20 the young
esi infant with perfect security, while no adult
should be without it.-Gazsffe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

COIN SILVER SPOONS
- uCu as have always kept, only greater varis
Cty Of styles; have now Eve different patterns :
stoef not ex,eled BY any ever oered In this place.
J. T. DRxNBAfAID
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-06

We, the undersi -ued. have sold more Of Miss San.
yeTs salve within the last six months than ann 9TH
or kind. Parties who have tried 10 speak IN very
high praise Of its excellent virtues ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-19
To Work nennrratsl |

Yes, we say to work, Democrats
The day has come when it is the
duty OF every tax-ridden, every
down troden and every lover of our
once happy country to work. We
are fast falling into the footsteps OF
Mexico under Radical legislation.
These Radicals have taken our
rights from us-rights guaranteed
to us by the Constitution of our
country Are you willing to let
this thing go on? Will you be gov
erned by these negro lovers in Con-
gress? Will you be governed by
these men who would strip you of
all you have and give it to the idle
.negro2 viii you be governed by
these men who are daily imposing
more taxes upon you2 II you will
not, then to work, Work to redeem
this Government from the hands of
these destruetionists. Work faith
IunJ and dItsenuy, and when the
contest is ended we can send forth
shouts of victory from every State.
Radicalism overthrown, the country
is safe; our nation is redeemed
white men to rule America. Then
let Us all put our shoulders to the,
wheel and by one turn let us hurl
these destructionists from power
Campaign Digest. sr
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-19

Natural rights were given
to man by God. Congress
presumes to amend them by
statute. eiss
1t is the true interest Of
every man to preserve the
Union, but the ambition OF
some, and the maleyolence of
Others overleaps self-interest,
and dissolution cnsues. -na
The Federal Governments G in the
condition of a strong man with his
arms tied the body (CongressJ Is
surging on regardless of conse-
quences, while the limbs Executive
and Judiciary are powerless to
protect the people, or defend their
rights,
A Radical Congress by assuming
underlined powers, have entailed
upon the people their present em'
barrassment, and instead of supply
ing the public wants with good
laws, content themselves by com.
batting the President Supreme
Court, and Constitution, Can any
people prosper under such misgOv-
ernment ?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-19
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
For Diseases OF tEin Throat and Lri,Ss
aucEh as Coughs, Colds. Who0uing
Cough. BrOnGhitis. asthma, ~
md C0us,lEautiQn.

Probably never before in the whole history o
msdil uc, has Gnylhng won 50 widely and 50 dCeul!
Epon die confidence Of mankind, rs this cXcellen
e:r7dy for pulmonary complaints. Through q loni
ps+c, of vefiT, and among HNet Of tic raccs %
Ilar has iircn higher and higher in their estnq
uar. as It has become better known. Its uniJ1
rh.rnrtr. and power tn cure the vNr0us affection
81 the lungs and throat, have made i known ms rC
. bic protector against them. While adapiCd {
mdcr forms Of disease and 10 Young children, II i
nj tho same time thc most eGec ,ual remedy tbat cal
be given for mCipiCnt consumption, and the dan
gCrGuF affections rf the threat and lugs. As lrt
vision aEaingt sudden attacks of Cr0Wp, It sl0ul,
be Kept on band in every family, and iniced rs al
-rc sometimes subject TO colds aud coughs, al
!, juhl he crowded with this rntidote for them.
ithough 'culGd Consumption is thought H.
surbC, sin great numbers Of cases where the ii
case seemed FettlCd, haze been com. le;Cly cured
lHd the patient restored to sound health ry th
tberTy JectornJ. So complete is its master,
Ucr the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat t,o
The Icost obstinate Of Them yicld to it. When uoti
ing else rauld reach them, nader the Cherry PEG
torW tire; sibaldc ana tliaippear
Siafcr5 ard PHJlic Speakers find great pro
tc-t0n frn'l it.
-Asibn'a is always relieved and ofleu who'll
cured by it,
Aropchtsis Is gcnorally cured by taking Ii
Cherry I'erf0r0T in small and frequent doses.
50 generally arc its vitgues known that ID is Ill
necessary to publish the certificates Of them herr
Or do orc than assure the public that its giiaiide
sse fully nI,IinIaluel
Prepared BY ~s q!
DR.J. C. AVER g. co., LORELE, MASS
Sold by G. w. Slsson, J. S. Strong, AlcATtLu
WAai cooper, Hamdcn; VIII d Co., ZalesI
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-19
POLITICAL.
Workingmen Read.

The rsrule Of niggefism,
which you have staggered
under, for the past eight
years, has become acostly af-
fair. The government tax,
which you cannot escape,
amounts to the sum Of SAG
per year. In addition to this
tax, you are saddled with city,
county and State taxes, which
swells your yearly payments
to a large figure. If you live
in New York these taxes foot
Iup $124 per year Philadel-
phia, $83 ; Boston, $83 I; Gin
cinnati, 1913; Chicago, $S5 ;
San Francisco, $l41 per year,
and all other towns and cities
collect in like proportion from
the workingmen, The great
debt, which causes this terri
BILE taxation, also entails huge
rents, dear food, fuel and 'clo-
thing ; in fact enhances the
price of everything, making
the rich richer, and the poor
poorer. Now, will You let
these curses continue and
multiply f! or will you, next
November. wipe out the evils,
and the authors Of them A
new administration, with con-
traction, retrenchment and re-
form, is the watch-cry now
~ Y Day Book.