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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

Eyery body c1overssut with the management
OF the machinery of politics knows that there
are no more efficient emisssries for such pur-
pose than these numerous. sctive and locally
influential men IN the employ Of the government
Here we see a Pr,sitent-chargtd. it must be
remembered. with determination to perpetuate
himself By mesns Of the observation-disclosures
ately cutting oif the heads Of = .2iS in one bu-
resu slope | regret thst have rot time to 20
l1to the dismissEis IN other departments, but
kno" enough Of the figures to warrant the
stA'ement that, all toll, this insane President
hss Stso.utely kicsei 5000 Of his paid SUP
rorters ln,o the street, and according to his enc
mics, s;ill expects to be elected by them
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09
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NO--" l4 3D. "tlt HN .f. a'lf
~, -,s., .-, ..l ,....-i .s,., --, T..
-.-.---.-,
S9ks$S Gttest*SssN zGOosStHS
iiN'> - .tt 70, +. aLt 2 % i- -InRA OF
MaTc- Was eaivalIars hy uatarc. dc be-
H,'el 'u 7--A--'- '-1 .'..i1 :, ,l'1Ia''li.'
even ih 'ae cannon iAV-l'- ms eAlIu7i-
a7n WAS aroused 't l.e I'y'.'. Oh 4es-, ol
desperate 1'll-- "-i-- ie A-l 3. '--In- pug
e3nt.ml pr even log success Won '5 e'''4-u
anu iAll.'.- means
i--A-l'' .- ', '-,'''- -.-'
was I.ilt- -A inc N-.' '-'i t.-t- .''e ,l.I JUS
l-ei ne i-..-'. '. '1s ,'- @ -'''-'',.i L-;
f,o- .,-- .,'.' ~, .....-. r, .l.i-.-.. and
.n.I .-ag- I',.-s'.- +-a r..sfirv se,-ls4
,,,.f.... ..,-,-, ........,,-s-,. frsst In thcI-
r-.5-4-ti- Er- r., i- e.-1- ,..rl,.4
tbcy .t-.-.lr5 fr n Mic .f -iusafcglalle
,sr-, ,ri-, IN --f.- +r5- rl-ca--r,4 +, ,-rr-
rls.. -ar-rr. If f-isBll- -slatisas Tbe
iss,- 7r. hand o. T.ig, Reed ,fe rei-tb,--
hood LoI,. ,qrr. q, le ,tan and ~ tboso
none others MIGHT a-r-re. iu The face of such
r,-r.fl.i1. s...-l.r+i-i'n as tI.a-.r Mares and
Timrs Trcva aI0ue-....f l.. ,-r.ls -,I. their
own rsrs.ualirv and r.-itiar-aa5ar a ri,lt q,
lsv .is,e. -, t.5 I..5-i M .,.t vari.fle i-r;-
tsIIe imr.ris,- 1.ar-. and r- months
g.. s.-,c. ii.-,r-... +f.. f4 r-r. ID,
Each one hail called int, rIav vall Els rcIsn-
-, ,. ....-.- ...-i.,-.. 49,
Cd iar5tw, factions. ic N5lgsisss AMI the
he Timus.ies. And ST., ,.is- Eliza could
l5o l., 5o-.l,,,...5. - a.. ,,. .,r.
Ella ~sa-l .1''' ratiags been ..n.a.ae lad She
crt5s'r.. .. i,i n.- ir--.5 =. ,si.- I-r 5r-
-......-.. .I'l...,.- -..l .... ,r.. g..,!l
ls- elv1.. r.... ari t,r- st When one
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G'r -..mgl,.- .r .,r.r...-..7. vIaIl rr,w
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,,.YI5 ..,oiry +. N5,c- tsa. I. ..5r. ~ often
fgrf-r. II srcm,8 va.r.t =, ic I.n- want
ir, l-yi-4.51-- .-.-. --,.a ,-.- f.ra1 ar-
IL fec in Nh. .t.-''.aI and FI-., fInnj
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09
Poetry.
The Rain Concert

ht Ruin SOnt cEAs
Millions Of tiny raindrops
Are falling all around.
They're dancing on the house tops,
They are hiding in the ground.
They are fairy-like musicians
With anything for keys,
Beating time upon the Windows,
Keeping time upon the trees.
A light and airy frsbie
They play upon tho stream,
And the melody enchants US,
Like the mzs.c Of a dream.
The deeper bass IS sounding
When they re dropping into caves.
With tenor from the Eephyrs,
And an ate from the waves.
Oh It's 4 shower Of music,
Ard Robin don't intrude,
II when the rain IS weary
lie drops an interlude.
Il seems as ifthe Wartlins
OF the birds in all the bowers.
Had been gathered into raindrOps.
And was coming down in showers.
The blossoms are all hathIn=
In the liquid melodies.
Breathing thanksln sEeetes, Od0rs,
Looking up into the skies.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

The New York Commercial has {. list Of
thirty-slx democrats IN the town of Monroe,
Orange county, from stsanch, reliable demo-
crat. who asserts that not one of them viii vote
for Greeley.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

Ex-Mayor Bowen Of Washington, who ha,
long pretended to be an srdent Republican. is
now one Of Grants bitierest enemies. It's ali
because be couldn't get /. South American mi,s
sion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

No EXsRo1sE EQUAL TO LAUGuTEa. Nothing
scts so directly upon the organs within both
chest Snd abdomen. Ten hearty laughs, resl
shouts, vii DO more to advance the eener,
health and vitality, than an hour spent in the
best attitudes Sni motions, If done in a sober.
,oemn spirit. OF course, ] know you can't
laugh At will, 80 you must play vita the dog.
play with your children. introduce q hundred
games which Involve competition and fun Open
the folding doors, move back the center table,
and 60 it. Plsy with the bags, run for the pinr,
play sny Of the games which you can recall
from your early experience.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09


keepers, 2.7Sj: musicians. 6jlg. officers Of
the army and navy Of the United States.
1->1. civil officers Of The Government. ng-
ti0usl. State 5r municiral. and rca1,tln- no
other o,curati1n. 4i.TI3. clerks. d.. S-G3.
cm..avees. do. IA 4O-
T,-r r,..-7.7, -,,,.,.,. ..,. .-,.. I..-..,--.-.
-1-Ee I.o,,.l;1., rol,,i,,l ..,.g.i..-s T., En-.
land ore l,-,o,7 ,,,;r'.l,j ,,i-..-,,,-i
tI..,-.,.,I 5.s-r+as a. .t-7'-,..''..''''..- ''.-
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H.. j,....l ..f,,-... -. f-i.-.l, "a
,b,r+ s,os.,rI,, a.. ba,77,c-.. r. ,r.rl ~,
know lirte bsIter t'9Il most 5r ms 5r IN
in resources and in rurra.c lie I,st VOL
ume of hampton lectures, delivered last year
q. O4..fa; ana 10" published by Macmillan,
-l.- ~ '.. 1T, ,,''7 10 1 ''''' ''i5 A''S"-
Ga -.e Herbert Curtis I- q r.r-usj a.J
candid writer. and NO have r..-l bis b,.t-
ola Li-h valre.
Tt.-,aiI thar tb-rc s-e ia ,;-e.. r.--..--.
and ireland. tl GOO PARISHES. .r rls ,r,'I.5-
church. rar I'm Eu-l.rd ,Il,o ,tr-S or,
much fewer. Nr. Cg-ti- co3r.s nm lY- rs
TT rector. AMI rire.e.. ,yb,-s rct .a,.--.s
average nearly Sl.uu arie.e. tbs-s .-esI.,
2-- deans. c5u.a- and ..i-.- canon. rp1
SINGER. and other Inv .r.-..~s and ..-,,,,..
y. s., s4- .-.-s s,.1..,,- -l -a,-o I'm. Il r0o
UH0. ana TWO .-..t i,.f.-.- l- 1.-t--s s,l
cd arcflea..rs whose .,ls-iss .,,,,,,-- r..
nearly 500 600. tle -.-.I -sl.-i.. f.;-..
moro than lT- D0uUUn Tt, ri..,,-.,,. ~,
. r.Nnul Scholar. ,,.---. ,...- 0.trl-.-,
costs -I5o 600 a ,r--- ,irr.l. lr--ir,
ti.rs. 0-brr tbao s.I1.I- r.-- 4 Ga5 g01,
vel-. and .uHu 600 is mia f.- -oI;ayir..
,ao moor v .l.irre8 ca1ls..-.-s -
,s-.----. -.,,-r, -' -a9 r01 , r,,- a.'i
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-,.aI .,.-, received and ,.s-l o,+l.- ,|-
r..-.5gr E.,l.n5 4. a1o,r 5-9 1aI ra1'a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

Lieutenant General John Hay goes for Gree
ley. He would probably be private secretary.
and that is "a darned Iight better business than
loahng :. round the throne. - Cincinnati
Commercial
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09
NUnseT.

~ T. (. CNlLIuN-
&c &c VIA what p1mp the golden sun gOCs down
Ley oui yon purple mountain far and wide
ills memo" rad tuce streams; the steep hillside
- - c-ut.-d with spcut0J and the distant t0En
" nelis ms last sl1ry lie 2 blazing crown.
" ~ can not s3e hiu nov, and yet his FIRE
StilI huSeIs on the city - ta lost spire.
Shasei slowly upward hy the Gathering froWn
Oi inc alproach.Is darkness. God cfii.ht
Inou iesFest Us ia glocm. bat other eyes
-, ~ At1l thy hlnt coming now in distant skie7.
ihete 5ceplrs flowers spring up and streaas grow
bright
All sinfinz bids plume theif mait wings for
An s.a-s -row pale and vanish from the sight
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

4 few days since one Of our popular attorneys
called upon smother member Of the profession.
and sske1 his opinion upon certain point OF
law. The lawyer to whom the question was ai-
dressed drew himtef up and said al gener-
ally get psid for telling what | know" The
questioner dreS half dollar " fractional from
his pocket handed it to the oihsr, Sni coolly re-
marked - Tell me all you know, and give me
the change" There is coliness between the
parties NV.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

sill take Eve Of the leading articles from
Vh'ch revenue is derived in the internal revenue
list, ant tie rae of TAX upon which WAS NOT
cnsagei during the period for which the CON-
paFiscn IS maie, except as shall he Indicated BE-
low lhe period Of comparison ia from March
l. lso'' to February 2o, ls69-three years un-
der Jornson-aat from March /, 1862 to Feb
rasry -. lsl2-llree yelrs unlsr Grant
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09
Gratz Brown.
IIVAl -llV UFIlU--VIl uVIIv4H.
SAD sTORY OF THE :" PET OF THE LIBERALS
ONE or MS MOST INFLUENTIAL ORGANS CALLS
on HIM TO WITHDRAW.
From the Springfield Republica

From the Springfield Republican.
4 SAD STORY OF TIE Z" PET OF THE LIBERALs''-
ONE or MS MOST INFLUENTIAL ORGANS CALLS
on HIM TO WITHDRAW.
We gave currency. but no credeuce, some
days ago, 10 the charge that Mr.. i. Gratz Brown
was drunk while in attendance upon The Yale
Commencement ii New Ha7en The evidence
Of the charge wss ooee End general, and our
own information from various SOURCES seemed to
prove that it WAS altogether untrue, and th2; if
Mr. Brown Was intoxicated on this occasion, it
WAS with himself and not with spirituous liquors
But there comes now more particular testimony,
and though II is borne az yet By the unnamed
clerk or bSrkeeper Of a hotel and journal very
far srol being Of the best character for cGndor
and truth. tie charge ia repeated With such par
ticulzrs and bss such possibilities in the we'll
known weakness Of Mr.. Browns constitutiou,
that Ee think the burden Of proof is changed
by this evidence to the defense Mr. Browns
friends ought, therefore. withou: delay, meet
this question, either by evidence of the IN
trnthiulners Of the charge, or frank confession
OF h. iisgraceful conduct. snd the acceptance Of
the penslty Of it, in Withdrawing him from
the D.. 4 candidacy which he oc;lPiss before the
American people.
The Rclu5''ean aids. ia subsequent ar;i-
Gle:
&" II it were possible to vole separately f5r
Pretiicnt snd Fice-PtCfiient. many Fl leG,t Of
the Liberal voters. who Wl fee outrsgei by
this taR~eful conduct n tle candidate for the
second place unon tae ticket which they wish 10
support, would fnl no embarrassment under
these revelations. They could easily, &ni would
AZ once, change their support from Mr. Brown
TO Ten. Wilson, who, though Of less Distinguish
Ell seryices 20 the cause, Of political reform Snd
aati-slIvery revolution than his rivsl, yet hGs
done enough for them 10 eutIto MIN 20 public
respect AID popular favor, lnl certainly hiss
such contro' over his pe-souxl appetite az to re-
leSe he public from sug anxiety lest he lisgrAco
the otice sui taenselyss hy drunktnne1a. This,
however. is IN impossiti!ty. Is the cAse row
s'anls. one cannot vote for Hor.ce Greeley With
ont voting FOR GrEtz Brown. snd tbe alternative
is a vote fer Gen Grant"
and in lis irae Of Wednesday morning the
RIU,heaa retaru' TO tine ,ul jet IS follows:
The Connecticut ptle-s ia7ai.h aiiitiou.l
and apparently Conclusive evidence Of Graz
Brown 4 drunkenness e. New Haven during
Commencement week. We note ths'. sl far, the
HoerNl '' organs wholly ignore tue suti-cr, aud .
apparently seek 20 c1n.-sl the tisgrSceiul facts
from their resiers. Bus they cannot prevent
them from becoming generally kuown nor from
working great harm Go the reform cause Ii
Brown docs not lscs cut. cr is not kicked out.
Mr. Greeley VIII lore thousands of votes in con-
sequence Of h.- ssrcc.s'e's dis,rs.sll. condition
a. New livsen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

l-.H 90 lSGl 1863 20 l5-2 Increase
Spiri s------.---s- i11U5i si5I 9}l6is 80 is5ssf
2 o1zccu... s.- 80 a- % ~ "a ~ ',9i
re- llen'oa l4lors. .f6l,r5t 2it32 6-5 83-f,GB
Banks uu- hal i.--s @ .... $50 bob -t5 --5 tSai -
A-lts-vr stamps 80 .tl1-5I4 4- f-- .3.> xUli55a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

TIE SEws THAT STANLEY HAD To GIVE THE GREAT
rsAvELFR-wHY THE LATER STICKS TO UJIJL
81 hid to give him Or Livings.one) ivs
years ueWs to begin with. - CorrespoHiesce
or Herald Expedition 10 search Of Or. Lir-
i1gst0ge
General Grant is President Of the United
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

IHBEr TEAus ~ GRANT " rnErr YEARS cy
rDFTy.lV
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-02-21
Ayers Ague Cure,

Fer Fever and Agre, Intermittent Fsver,
frSe, Perioticel or klIoss fese-, 60,
and iiaased ell the atectlccs Thie:i arise
from nnalarious, ansrsn, of nn'ssmaro
Eoiaons. e.t
As its name implies, it Goes Car, :ad Goes rot
fail Containing neither Ars e,ii. Iuin!Ge, Lis
m,,th, Zinc, nor any other mineral az poisonous
substance whatere:, u in n"wise ii'jWes AIRY 70,
tent. The n,lmcer AID importance CT its cue,
in the a-ue listfcts, are l.tet;'i s,sasd account
aud we believe without rasaiie III tie iisto.y
OF Ayye medicine. Our p:,t.e ! s..tf:ed ty Tie
observation-disclosures We receive q tlc radical cures
effected in obstinate c:.sc, and wi'efc oter rem.
ctes had wholly failed.
Unacriiuated persnns. e;ther resilient N, OF
travelling through in,sSp,atc locaLt.es, viii b
projected by taxing the AZ; e ~ daily.
For Jirpr Complaints. i:Tiain:, from togisd.
i,v of the Liver, y Is an excellent remedy, s!nu.
lntinc the Liver into healthy activity.
TO: Billions Disorders ard Liver Cn-ni iaints q
| ia an ex client remedy, p,cnuciag ra;.ny tc,y
renInF kabie cuces, where Other medicines had
| failed
| an, Analytical Chemists, Lowell, MSS. aca
| sold AL round the world.
| PRICE, 500 PER BcTTLE.
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Terms Of Weekly Courier-JournaI /:
Premiums to Getter-up Of Clubs;

I CSilfl NuiS w OC9tCI-up Va OAooS
Fora club Of FIVE we will give Gold
Pen, worth 50.
For IA clab of ten one dozen Silver-pia-
ted Teasp,n,,s, Yort!.S5, or Il set OF Knives
aud Forks with hard rubber ha,iies.
wurri, So. a5
For club of twenty, one set Of ivory
handled Knives and silver.plareh Forks,
worth s. 50, O. one set of silver plated Ia
i,lesimnutis, worth $3.50
= For club IF !ltty. II, fine Silver Watch.
worth $40, or donhlc-barrel shot Gua,
worth $50.
For club of one hundred. Gold Watch.
worth $50, "r splendid silver-plated Tea
Set, worth $50. ~
For II club Of two hundred. a splendid
Gold Watch, worth SiuU.
Fur other Clubs. acc'rIling to size and
price, we will give Wrh>ters Cmoritiges!
Dictinu,f,. wortl, So; Webster's National
Pictorial Dictionary, worth S.; Silver-!,ln.
tee, Cake Basket worth, SIS; S;lver-plated
Butter Plate. worth SO; Knives and
Forks, worth FROM So tn $40 per set: and
various oti,er articles, which will he par
ticu!a,ly specified in circulars which will
by furnished on application.
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Special Premiums,

To the agent sending rs the largest
number If Subscribers from now until the
LIST Of July, 1872, (not less than 5GO) we
will present splelglid Chainhsr's Piano,
worth $50. .,
For the next largest list. not less than
500, Il Gold WMc, worth $50
For the next largest list. not less thai,
$50. a Sewing Machine worth $l25, or Lid
tiy's Gold Watch. SAME value.
For the next largest list. not less than
100, Sewing MacI,iue, or La,is's Gold
Watch WORT, 500.
Persons wli" sclt, us clubs and do MOI
I,l-sire the premiints. can Retain 10 pei
cent NJ the amount collected.
Additions can .he uia,le tn clubs at am,
time at ciah rates. ~
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DR.. RAILWAYS

PERFECT PU 24ATIV.3 PILLS!
Perfectly t,Statc~s, elegantly coated With
sweet ssn. purge. regulate, puffy, cleanse
and strsn tthen Railways Pills. for tne
cure Vi al tlisirlerS nf the S,n mach, Liv-
er, Bowels hjdnays,. Bialler Nervous
Diseases. N,,,rl!rAp, Gpnst,nA'ip", Cn&tirr.
ness, Iiti -cstinn dyspepsia. BilinnStrs
Bilious Fever, ii:i s'a ;',tii,| "f til. - .w
els. Piles. aa,t Ill h..r;tn.seni"atS of the L.
ternal vis:,rA Warranted 10 effect a
positive care Parody Vegetable, contain
Ing no mercury. ,niuerals ar detrteripns
drags
A lie doses nf Rad Ways Pills will fire"
the $, stem from VII the abnFe named lis
orders. Prize, 70 'ents per box. SOLD BY
DRUGGISrS.
READ "FAGSBAND TRUE" Send one
latter STAN, to DADWAf IL co. No. a
Maiden Line, New York, Inforlnation
worth thousands viii be sent you.
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DIRECTIONS.

Additions to Clubs may be made at any
time in the year at the above Ciuh rates
Changes IN Club Lists made Only On re-
pnest of prisons receiving Cinh packages,
staring date of subscription, ediiinn, Post
Office, and State to which it has been pre-.
vin,isIy sent.
Office Money Order. Bank Draft. or Regis.
tered Letter Bills sept by mail will be
at the risk of the sender.
We have 70 travelling sgents. Specimen
copies. posters. etc. Sent free of charge
wherever and whenever desired. Address
I'LL orders and letters to
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The GREAT 3, GOD PURIFIER.

FFERY dr.n 4 the Stt' tPihti.hiAN
.EI -SE>0i.VE communicates tbs 'agA
taes So,d, sweat. Urine, AMI ii ilef 4 '''''
aud Juices of tic system the rigor Of iJe
for it rrrrirs ti,n wastes nj th,a hmsV vi. IA
new All s,ur,l ur,tsrin' Sc,ofatn, 81
paitis. Coa3W8)'ion. G'aadHiRr Di'ea'e, "
csys in taG rAyoa'. Hofta, iaa,ors, Nodes in
the Gi4at, ant otter Dstr's Of the sIsfem Sore
Eass, ,slina3fatY Dj<e3afge3 .t,3a the Ears.
AL the ,c)r3 fo'92 Of Ssia III ia!Fes, hr"9-
fioas, n ref S1rsf. Sr.iii Hsti RinT Horn
SAT- 2aean 'tryfi3s't,. .ic,e. Black Spots.
Wo,,ns i, tie FTest, i.taor', faa"ers IA tie
IV0htI ail I'll 'rattsai;J CAD 9aiRfu d.
ca tryes, A1Tit S.reats Loss Of .>pe'"i.s.at all
ar tstss o. he lfs ori ,e,ie a.,e ri it' the CT
rlsire ran7e Of ;.i' :ronlsr Of u2aera hem
;.d,y, aal q FIR li,}' nae 'rH' Drof' TO uiJ
person usiag /, f,r e;.,sr Of taefe forms Of dis
ease ;ts pa!cat pa cer 10 cas's iasm.
Iii .pa pt,lrNf. ,t.sr. hnch:hihr reduced
hv Ia. wastes and d'ra ~ 'Sitiat Fiat l.
continually prosre 'si'g. slcc"Hs'a N a.
resting case wA,t,s, ani repairs HI: S;t!ti;'
W: h new material made rom healthy
b,o,l-i,pd this tbs St';; SpAR't.l.iAA
will and d., s,.,:nr, "a care is certain
for yhA, nl",. ti.,s reaiaay cu:n'rtelc.S IT.
work nj plr; Sc l'inI, nnd SuccseiS III Ill
miniShilr tue loss nt wastes. it's remain
Will lie RAPID, an.t ever day the a:ft.en;
will feel himself growing better and
strnn GER the food di:t.s'i!is better, app"
tite i,nprovi ~ and iiesh anl weight ill.,
crhiSiur.
Mt oaiy Ines til, SlrSnparilliaa Resell
vent excl All know remedial agents II
the care of Chronic, ScrnfHluuS. cbaStitn
tin,al. a,nl Skin diseases; but it is th'
on'y positive cure f.'r
Kfdney ana Bladder Complaints
Urinary and W"mh Diseases Gravel pi'
b,tns. Dinpsy. st,pplGa IT Water. t,GaG''
rence NJ Urine. Bcight'> Disease. Al''"ml
purla, aHi j, AL sasrs Who're t...'r.. ar
brick-;iust deposits. nr til" water is tlich
cloud mixed Nth Substances like ~
white of tl egg, ar threads Ike whit
silk. ~ there is Il 'nor,ic. dark !'tiints It.
pa,rt,ucr, and white bnn s-d.rst deposits
and when there is Il prirSing. hirnin
sensation whrH passing water, and pal" Il
the Small at the Back a,sd along the Loin>
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ITs C0NNEgCIiL REPORTS,

Ofear own and every Important ,arket'
both here AID abroad, will he iaii, ae'n :,
rate, comprehensive and ieiihhse ana hii'
defy rnm, ;,etitinu. This department vt the
Courjrr..Junr,al shall i'e MADE. ttsbe WORTH
ten times the cost of the paper to every
farmer, merchant aud trader.
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GOOD FOR THE NORTH.
GOOD FOR THE SOUTH.
GOOD FOR THE EAST,
GOOD FOR THE WEST.
COED FOR EVERY PLACE.!
fss. i%e
GOOD FOR EVERY BODY I!

yEJuE CHARACTER OF THE LOUIS
VIII. (,onrirr-sn,,rna is s.' wefi Know n
from Maine tn Califarnia. aud Its rrpn'a'
ton for enrrsy, ability and ."n'rrpris'' is
So universally co"rs'ied by the press and 4,
tile people, that we deem, any elaea'aie
..x position of it's policy and pr'nc'ph,s 'ii-
tupctber unnecessary in this prospectus
suffice it 10 say, that Is, the future. AS It
has in the past. it win maintain and adj
y.cat. the principles of the National Dem
ocratic party, with"nt aaati"S one .i't it's its
independence or hes't"t'n= 7: EXPRESS II, ias
honest convictions as occasion requires
and always having al heart the INTERESTS >
IS the upule as against the eliques and
During the year 1852 it shall be "ur sim
+" advance the higl, standard heretofore
maintained Is, the t:ou:iet-J'mri'al. FIRST
aud above every other considerations u
| will he uade u
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ITS NEWS

win lie fresh. pluar,t and comprehensive.
embracing everything that can he "htals'-
e,l by the telegraph and by special cores
,ontsemts from every part OF the globe, re-
trurtlless of cost.
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AIL.D,CAj..
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lung1,
sucA as Coughs, Coles, Nghocp.as
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
aud Consumption.

such as Coughs, Coles, Whoep4ng
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
aud Consumption.
Probably never before IN the whole histo.v Of
medicine. mas any thing won so wide:y AID "a
deeply upon the confluence OF Iiahk.Ht, as his
excri.,nt REMEDY Cox isliAoI-ary ccnIiainis.
ThrouxL a loay series Of years, aI.d ancng tnost
n fine races Of men Al nas .fsen hielc and higher
81 the,r estirr:ation as it Eas becone better known
It's u,,,frn, chasac AID lower to fire the a.
r;o,,s uiIec;jous OF the lungs anc t.rost, La.n
", aje il kaown AS a rancbie protector sgsipst
them While adapted to Iiiitef io.rs q ,isesse
and 70 Young ehiuTen, IL Il al ti.e sane tine Tie
,.ost eectuai remedy that can lie gren fc5 incin
;aus consu:nDtlon. ard tine dangerous afect;ors
~ tho throat and !ungs. As Is provision asaE,t
sudden attacks OF LrGalz u sh.Gid lie EeI. GA
brpd il, every family, ahu mecca rs al ale tenYe-
time. snb;eci 10 colds and couglIs, al should il
uroy;f,ed with this antifo.e for them. -
Although settled Lo1san'1 ffeai as thought IN.
c,,ruLIc, Still great numbers OF cases where te
disease seemed ,cttied, lave Iesn epni letelv
cnrcd. unt. the patient restored 70 sound leah
hw III. tIt-r,.y ecfn.oI. 50 oniliete is IT.
r;as.ary over the disorders oi lie Lungs snd
hroa. that the most Obstinate OF ,he.u yield TO n
When nothing else could ica eh u.er, hs.e.er d
CLeryv PICTORIAL they sub5ide and clsapp ear
EinGrrs ard In6iis Speakers find giess
protection from IT,
cu Tsonshi,ss is generally cured by t.lrr u.
CIrrr, PecfcrGi in siGal ana eqHe-i doses
So generally ere its virtues known, tiIsr va
moon not ,p,,ch the cel t.fcates of them herc 81
do more t..ai, assure the pubic that ia qIaliee
] are !uily maintained. ~
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FIRST GLASS NEWSPAPER!
IT'S EHlT0RliLS

Will he bright, sparkling and hriilian''
and they will 'liscnss ever! topic u mo-
Rment occupying the public mint.
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It will devote more attention to Agricnl-
tnre ti.an heretofore. and will tndeavor
TO make vaIuabIe feature OF THIS ae'
partment.