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Uy CIIA1UJ:S (!. KAS'OIAN. !
Woodstock, vt. 5
TIIURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1845.
Vol. VI--No. 2Y,
I'rico $1,50 ln Ailv nncc
o. aThiiyant
Dalerlii l5nalhli,Frcnch, uml Amcrlrnn I)rj Ooouh,
W, I, Uiinili,iini Clroccrics,
Crockury , Climh uml llard Wnre.
i:imStrte.t,
itlHLLlSU & ST.AIM5.
DCAi.EnsiNFi.oim, w.i.nooi)s.t(iitoonnins,
AI.SO t'ONSTANTI.Y ON IIANI1,
PRUITS.UONFnUTlONAUY.SltMMKItDniNKSANl)
nni'UKSIIMIINT.S.
CF.NTnLSTnEET,()fPOITEVlllTNI'.Y'e llnTEL,
(!i:n, .MKM.mii, f!i:o. II. Hi.adb.
A. JIATCH, & CO.
At Ihc old S'land lutcly occupied by
j. Ctt Tnmou;
Dr.Ai.nnsiNi'i.ouiiw.i.nnnnsANDfjnoannins,
uonff.otionaiiy, HUMMF,ft iiiiinkh.ani)
UKFniWHMr.NTS.CONSTA.NTI.Y ON IIANl).
GKNTKAI. 8TRKKT. 223
AUOIJSTIJS HAVK.V,
Wholuitalrnndrclnildriil-r ln W.l. OnniH,Tcn(i,Friilti.
Vviiira, .tr..,nlo, stnvca, I1 nrnuiiri, c.
D unoiiaoUTII llnAnnFSTATUBTBEI'.T,
Montprtlrr,rt, 182 ly
iujssp,r.rJfcr:r,AUK.
W A T C II M A K T. 11 8 A N 1) .1 F. W F. 1, 1. 15 It S
nrrntiTF. xviiitney's iiotei.. cr.NTnAi. sTnEr.T,
u. ii.lt aiTkyT
Mnnuf.iclnrrr oftvrr Snomw nml flpcPt.iclca nnd Urnlcr
iti .lcxvcliv, Ciitlorv tiud Fnnry (inocla
WholcKtilo nnd llclnll, 200
npppouleU'hilncy's Ilotcl, Ccntral Strcet.
IIENRY UATC1I.
Onnlnnrtnulkof Union Ilall,nim Slrcel,
ti, cnprtn, A.vn siieet miiim xv n r k ti r
'"'TlfAUTsiV."WINN,
taii.oii,
Smc iloor with JV". RanilaU.
MICIIAIH- iMYKUS,
t a i i. o n.
Over J. Collamer's O.ffice,
r.lm Blrccl,
K. W. SMITII, Tailor,
NI5XT 1)0011 lini.OW IIMCKST.USE 1101115.
I.ndloxv. VI. 2IS
AMOS W. WAUIIHN.
tircxi.r.tt iv iiinTS.sil()i:SANI)l.r,ATIinU.
Ml ktnds r I.pnthcr fnr nnlc chr.ip. AUo, llnolsnml
filincn of cvcrv dcscrpitioii.
JTPbickm Tlilck Hnnts. $2,50 (.'alf, lcKSnil,63i CJenln
Hcncilliiiots lor 1,-unl ull ntlicr wnrk ln proporiinn
OfiXTitxl. Bl'REET. 2.1 8y
' 1). iM. DF.WF.V.
Mnlicr nftlic Imnrnvcil Ilnharl WnniltMI rnmns.
JiTThc nbovp I'mnpi nrr w.irrnntiil Indrnw n liirrel n
n minnlc xillli pac, iipm a ntinurcii icpi.
1 T All nrilrrilroin ndlilancp prompDy nllemlnl ln.
HsiikIoIjiIi VI. 221 If
WIUTNEY'S IIOTEL,
C orncr of Elm and Ccntral slrccls,
11 V S. W II I T X E Y,
13AGLI3 THMPRUANOK IIOIJS13,
Jll'L.M. WOOV,
SOUTH PIIII5 Tlir. l'AUIC. 2HG
JtltlCK STAP. IIOnSR,
SOUTH SIDE III, ACK K I V E H ,
nv
JOIIN R. SMITII
i.uni.ow, vi. Ifil ll"
z. p.iiydi:,
n u i o k s t a r. v. n o u s n.
Proctorsville-, Vt. 233 Cm
" IIENRY T. MAUSU7
lllll'IK AND RlOV rAINTI.lt, Al.0 nF.W.r.lt IN CAItltHfil'.S
AND VAItNIIII I1F KVEItV IIESOIIIPTKI.V.
C 15 N T n A I, H T lt 15 15 T
WITT .V SCOTT.
Piliilcm,,iiilli'altTln('.ln.lrnnil CiirrinseRnlnllliiiuN
okitiiai. stki:i:i.
.HlSllllA HITOIII5I.I..
(' A 11 n I K 0 C A N 1) S I. F. 1 0 II - M A K 15 1
IIIIlll STIIEUT. H
(i KO R(J I "i-MsllRU , , .
Mmufacturer r,f,and dritrr iit rnbinet furniturt
cvrra ilncripttm.
l'lcnnntStm-l, 21B
"i)u7"h. a um'kk.
OIIIch 1 ii Ihc Ilrlcl. lilork nppnlle WIiMiipj'h.
CKNTIIAt. BTItr.ET,
f. .1. AT.I.KN, M. 1).
piirsicijvv AjW suiweojv,
Onico o.p(iilii Wlittnfy'n IIoli l.
aiviv H. H uuinxi),
TOMHON'IAN IIOTAN'HJ IMl MJTITIOM'.n,
Iltlwcon llii) Mnliodii.1 uml Iiiilncupiil (,'lmrrlip.
1 C.1MI.
I.IVI'.ltY HTAIll.K,
II V A I. II 15 II T I'ACKCR.
Courl slrccl,
COM.AMI'.R V HAURUTT,
A t t o r ii c y s a n il Cnunsollors a t L n w,
Elm Slrccl. 1S"
J a c n n n 1. 1. m k n . J ajim lljUt n btt
o. vrcHAXiu.in,
Attorncy and Cn u n s ol 1 o r atLn'v,
CrntralStrcft, 20R
Tlt.VCV & C:O.VVI'5lsK,
Allorncn aml Counsdlnrs nl L a ic
Ollici'ovcr llit II DiiK . 15 1 in Slri'f,
L. A. MAKSir,
ATTOn.VKV A.N'I) COUNSBI.l.OIl AT I.AW
Crntral itreel.
limVIN IIIJTCJUINSON,
ATTOR':YA'I)Cou'sr.l,!.oIl at law,
WOODSTOl'K, VT.
wTsmw7fv& MAiisii.
ArronNr.rs v co u n s n 1.1.0 n s ai i.aw,
ll'nnhlnrk, VI
arOlllcclnlliPMitimlulflyorciiiilnliH Ihc "Clay ilnli
NVwt Itnoni,"
I". T.WAxuniiKX.JIfacr in Chanerm.
C.l'5Uasu 2'18tl
N(.V.21, 1R11.
(5AI.VIN FRUNCH,
AUorncy and Coumdlor ul Law,
1'iioUTonsvii.i.E, vt. 251
I. W. niOIIAIlDSON.
AUorncy and Counscllor at Law,
WRSTON, vt. 2"il
niKiTmcR'c. RoniiTNsr"
A TT OU NK Y AT Ij A W '
f.um.otv, vt. 157-l.y.
tVAUUKN C. FIIKNCM,
A T T O U N 13 Y A T I. A AY,
bHAitoN, vt. 2!!5-ly
WAI.KIUl & SIjA1)I37
Allot ncy and Counsellors al Law,
ROYALTON, VT. 12.VII
wALKr.n. .w. m.AiiK.
TIIOS. IIAItTI.r.TT,.ln.,
AttornrifL'ounirllor antlSolicitorin Chanctrg,
at i.vvdon, vr.
TT VLtpndttlicSnpt'iinr fJimrlaln iliccniinllcr nf 0;de
inin, llnn'X.OrlraiiKind Waihinglnn. 13.1-II
HlINTOiV & JON13S,
'ATTOItBVS ANP COUNSKI.I.OHS AT I.AW.
Ch'chct, VI.
A. IMFlTNTON, 203 P. C. JONKS.
S. H.srilKKTKIt,
Alloni'dj and 'Colinscllcr at Law,
llAKNAtin.VT.
115
J. a. IIAWKINS,
Alloruty and'Cowmllor al Law.
FEI.CIIVII.LE, VT
94
J. r..I)KANE,
Atlorney and Counscllor al Law,
CAVKNDISH, VT.
105
JAMl'.S M.r.JI.SON,
ATTOKNKY AT LAW,
cnr.i.BnA, vt. 2 tfi.Gin
SAMUi:l.H.I'RICK,
. it n r II II N Rl. I. (I R k T LAW.
UlC5II,vnnsoN & NIOIIOLSON,
Altorncys,and Counsf.llor s al Law
i;hi'stcr,Vlmlor:minty, vi.
N RlciiAnnsoN. 8fi A. A. NlCHoi.BON
" siWA!,!. l'Ul.l.AM,
ATTdRATEYATLA W,
LUDLOW, VT. 181-ly
II. 13. STOUCIJLTOff,
ATT 011 Ar K Y AT LA II'.
Chcslcr, Vt. '219
niiOT)(IT3TT & WEYJIOtJTII,
A T T 0 R A E V S A T J. A II',
DGTIII5I., vi.
D, C PtO,OI.TT,
W.v-
GKEAT KNOMSI1 RRMEDY
FOIl
COUGNS.COLDS.ASTIIAIA.ANDCONSUMr-
'J'lON.
TIIH Crcnt nnd onlv rimnlf for Cnldn. Cniinln.Asili
L iin, nnil I'liiiKiiiiiiiilnn. Is llip 1 1 iinztiri sm lliilsnin ol
l.lfe, ihsciivtTcd lij ihc cclobr.iUil l)r llvcliiin nri.ondtni,
l.UKI'Nlll.HIKI llll I I'lllH fll llllll llll' II II 1 1 RIHILH 1I1JCT IHC
liniiirdliiluMipi'rliilciidciiro of Ihc liivrnlor.
Ihc ('Mrntirillniiry mirriH8 ol ( It it mcdlelne, ln Ihe
cnro nf I'nlmmmry tliaciinrif, witrnihls Ihc Aincrldin A-jti-nl
ln Killi-lllHK fcir ircMlintnl Ihc WOltST I'OSSIIIIJ)
UASCri Ihul cnn h Imiml in Ihc coiiiinnnily ciics lh:it
8cck icllcl ln vnln fromnny nrihccnNiiiimircinfdloii oflhc
ilny, und Inivc hi-cn sivi'ii np liy thiv mott illslliniilslii'.l
l'hjnlrhiiu, nn rannrinol nnil Int'iimlilp. Tlic lliijrarliui
lluls.iiii li.-is rnrol mnl will rnrc Ihc mnst dciprmtc ol
rnx't. It l nn iii.ick nnlriiin, linl n HtnmUrd Knjjllsh
iiH'diclno of kiidwn iindciilnhlNhcil rillrnr.
I5vcf rionily Iti tlio ITiiIlcil Sttttcu xhnnlil hc Kuppllrd
wllli lliichiiii'8 Ilniigiirhtii lliiNuni tif l.lfu, niit only lu
rnunlrr.irl llio riiiiMiiiipllvii lcndtnclcs nf Ihc clliiinlp,
hni t hc iKid as ii picvinllvc nicdi'inc ln nll nipB ofrtihM,
ruii!;!, npllllii; nl' Illimd, I'nln In tlit: hldc tmd chPnl,IirU
tatliin iinit HineiieHH (ifilic l.iingn, IlrniK'lillls, Dinicnlly
or llrP'ilhins, llcrtic Fevcr, Nijilil riwpiLin, I.iiiiiclntlnii
nml Ocncral IKIilllty, Anllinia, I illiiunzii, llnoplng cungh,
und Ornnp.
ErSnhl, in lnrRp bnttlps.nt 61 pcr lioltlc, wllh fulldl
rcrllons lorihc ii-iionitlnn of Ilfnlih.
l'ltmiilik'lK, niiiliiiulni a imm ol' 15uiIisli and Anicrlriin
rprlincniPH, nnd nlhpr evlilcnrp, chovving Ihc uupiiiullcd
inprrlls ortlils tlrc.tl I5iis1Mi Itcnipdy, niuy liu oliMlni'd
ol'lhc Accnls sr.tliiilniiil)-.
DAVII) F. IWtAII.F,V,solcAscnllortliclJiilU'dSlntci,
119 Courl slrt'd, llnnnn.
Jirrnt W'oniNlnck, S. .!. AI.I,15Ni Monlppllpr. (Jl.irk
.t (;(illlni.lliirliii"lmi, l'cck .t Swur: llpllnni I'nlli. N.
Itnrrls; liiiunil, llanlclH uml llclh llMltlchnrn'. Dutlnn
V Ol.irki'i Kccn, N. Il.Jnlin llixhy. 2'IG.y
TO J1LL THE WOUU) WIlO USE
I.EAT1IER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANN1N, OIl, LI5ATIIER
nESTonnn.
A jXcw Chcmkal Dhcorcry.
Mot iipnplckiio v, Ih il skiv und hidvs ar'c ponvcrlrd
Inlo Iralhtr hy Ihc tlic of Tniinln t itiuncd liom crrlain
barkt Ap.
Whcn IIip forcp und slrcnsili oT Ihe Titnnln ln wom
oiil. Icuthi'r lit'romea dcmt. hnnl, tlni, Itrillle, crarknl.
cmnnUrith acrut, li TIWS, AI.L KHttW. To rc
Hlorc llipn Ih lifv, aofiius, ntoislntfis, strength, mnonth
new, nnd rcinnve ull cnnl,lly, or IdMcr teitorc Ihc tan
nin. Thls tuMancc Ihc lcjlhcr iipvcp run rppplvc llic
sccnnd Iinit'; liul IIipwIiiiIc rirlurs ofltuii' in Ihit nrllrlt
Ihc OIl. OF TNN N whlch ncntlrnU's Ihc fllfliM
und hurdpi. lc ilhcr, iril li ts liccn Iwrnly jcarn in n-c;
nnd ll'it lc.irs cithlly w llli IIip llnsprv, il iiupurtx ul t.nrc
u Ktrnijlli Ihul l utlprly lnrrcilihlc uulll ncen. lt he
cnmtH likrncii' liilhtr, ull rcpirls, wilh u di'lightfill
hiinnpni nnd poliih, nnd ninkpi nll It'ulhcr cnmplchlj and
licrficlly inpr rn'otu ln wulcr pnrllriihnl) linoln, n'htipn,
ciirrirgp.lnp. hirnc,hnp, ininkn, nnil ln lnrt nll lliinvii
vnli aflcathcr, fiiving u Hplindid pnlWi, rvpn hlshcr
thiin new Ir.-ilhcr hntt, und atlrait tloutlhiz U wvar nnd
ilnruiillilv, ln whuirtcr ni'iniu'i' llic lcullitr ln ticJ.
rnr.si; ahi: factc?.
riiii-p who will niuy wpnr old miops, aronn willt porn,
ride witli old nirrlnsc-lnpt liuvp nhl luiinos, und
Ihrnw Ihcin nny liniriMil lnok flllliy IhnnsplM'n, nnd
nll nliont ihcnt cxpcnil ilonMc whut is iicrrMinry fnrnrll
clcH ol" lcuihcr, to thcir hcuitH' rontcnt, lor Nhut p
cnro, If Ihtlr prijiidlccs arp no mroni, ihut llipy will nnt
Iry a new ilnoovcry. Wp huvc nn lavorn In uk ol Ihcm,
thcy nrc Ihc sii'.Ht'i-l sulli'iprn, nnd wcln' lor nohodj'H
ciHtoin or pnlronitae Nov,ccntlpnipn, plcui-e jniirnrlvps.
XTXoiipapniiinc unliss llh Ihc l.ic tiiuilc Mynuturu
orCOMSTO'.'K A: OO.
21 j-ct'p ly. For wilc hy Dr H. J. AI.I.r.N.
i'aijts ui:citi)iN(! tiii;
SUOAH COATJ1D 1MVHOVKD
I ii (1 i ii n V c c c 1 a I) I c P i 1 s,
l'OIl CONSL'MI'TIO.V, COI.DS,
IlIir.U.MATISM, DVSPia'SIA A N" I) IT.VF.ltS.
f. VI .Vf.'licin nltnrkcd snuH'.iunulht wilh ;i iu nll
(!onsh, Wr'iknpik in tny Chcl, uinl lom olnpiKil
lilo.I ii-i'd WrijhlV 1 ikII.II) VpjpIiiIiIc I'llli.hlilarrw wihmp
wllh cnld nwpan 'il nishl', conld nol l('pp und licllr rrdit
1 w.n lu nponiuiiinllon I iirnnirnl i hox ol llr S'nilh'ii
Sns.'ir Ooulcd ImproM'd lndinn Vrgvlnlile 1'ilN, whlrh
rcstori'd in) lip.'ilih uill.lll U d;i)s, nnil 1 bclitVPlhcm to
hc Ihc licnt rcincdy 1 eertiMil.
Iil501tfin W.RRANUL5R.
Canihrid2p,Oi'l. 19th, 1P3I.
IFAtruct Irom A. 0. I'nao'n lcllcr, dnlcdl
Ililh,.lnn.3lit, 1RI.1.
Thc Riiani' Coulpd iiidinn Vpsoliililp 1'ills joti fcnl inc
pl wcll nnil sivc aood KUlhliirllon, Thtj cllhcllrr tliiin
nn) 1 huvc Iinit.
lAtract irom i.evi llnrrpll iPllrr. inti"l ;
Uimuail, Mc., Ffh. 3d, lB-15.
Tlio I'ilH whlrh I rcrpivpd of u huvc slvci) snch nnl-
vorsal Hiliilnc'lou whtrcthcy liavt) lippn pnn hiiM'd, nnd
Ihc rtk lini liirn fiiniiirorin Ihul I Ihousht lict lo rc
ilcl jiiii lo M'lid mc on .iiliie iiioic ol Ihem itllJiictll.il i--
, ir.
ICMi'iiPl from Win. r.-ii-knrdMpllpr. dnlpi!
Moni-on, Mu-s. .Inn. 2.', 181.1.
Sir. rnrlfwril U llio mvnn hl lor Ihc l.ll l'U!. You
iwll plc-ihc cnd mc h I5pri" unolhcr .ul,my ti or8 iln.
ilipy slvp soo I niitiKi.u non. i nuve no ou nuiiu niiur
lhu:i C Iioxpk nnd do nol wih lo hc niit ol Iheiii nuc dny
I llxlrtu't I I Dunli'l I ufl v rtoii'n lcllcr, iinlcii
TulUvlllc, Vl, lih. Clll, IHl.L
Yourl'ills wpi-p rrnlvcd n lcxv das Kincc, nnd 1 huvc
nliUolniMil'llll-lll. nnd lllfl d ROII1C lllirsclVC, llllll
ihink vcrx f.ivnraldc orihcin, uml thc urc llkcd hy iho.-c
whn h ixp ihpiI Ihcni.
Mr .l I" SMITII. of fllonppf tcr. slnlcs ihut lip hn sold
ull uml ulihcs ijiliK. hoxci morc Iniinp lutcl) , uml Ihcj
clvp Min-li iiuivprnul pulM.iclion Ih:tt hc hiisiltlcnnlncd lo
Ohll no olhtr kim! ol l'llN.
Mr A. Allcn, nl Tnlmrr Dppnl, ntalci "Ihnl nr xvnsvcry
Ihakful llmt hc xvm nppoiulcd ncrnl iih liiii xvllc
Inn hccn nulnvullil Inrkoiuc liinc, nnd a hox ol llic-M" I'ill-
linmpdlnlclj ciiri'd hrr, nlsn lliul Ihcy hml pcrlnrincd nllkc
wonilrrl'ulnircs ln Ihc lowii, uml mu cntircly out nnd
uiinicd morc iniincdiulcly wux nscntfor otlnr pllla Uul
shouhl only rprninutf nd llipnc.
i;xlniririom.l. II. Kniilorlirn lcllcr, nnipii)
llnrnuril, Vt. .Inn. Illh, 181.1.
Plcnp wnil mc Immrdlnlply (i 1I07. Smlt'rn fiuaitr Cout
il lmlliu Vcactnldc l'ill". Ihnc jmi cnit a flmrt liinc
hinrc nrc ncarly nll sold nnd elvp iinivcrnnl nnllir.iellnn.
Thp nlmvp nrp only n lcwoi llic niimciout lcllcri! xxhlca
nrc ilnily rcrcivcd ol'lhc arcnt popul.irily nnd currcint ol
ihfp liuly txrcllcnt pillx. Thcy nrp Ihphcnl mrillrinr for
Ihpnlinvc rnmpliiluts Ihut urc nld,nnd ln rvcry cuce thnl
Ihpy Iiiixp hccn Iricd havp clvcn iinivcrti.il Mlifurlinn,und
xhouhl lic kcnt ni u f nnlly incdioino liy cvcry onc, Wc
only nk u iritil of Ihcm ln cmivlncc Ihc iuutit KKCpllo or
Ihc Iruili ol incic n?criioni,
Thcdlrrcllnmi nnd Ircuimcnl nfilic dlhcnio acroinpan)
pvtry hox. l'rlrc 21 ppnts hrr hox.
No"Siianr Cnntcil 1'illt," rnn hc acnnliiP xvilhnnt Ihc
slanaliiir ol iIickoIc invpnlor, O. III5N.1AMIN SMITII.M.
II. l'rcildcnl of N Y. CnllPgc ofllcullli, npon cvcry liox.
Olllic dcvolcd pxpliMvcly lo thp xnlc of Ihii luedlcinp.
Nn, 179 t.recinvlrh nlrpcl, icv yorK, nuu ixo. a xvnitr
slrccl, Ilohlnn.
AnEVTRfnr Wnodlnrk,8. .1 AI.I.15N, So, oodatoclt
dl.lVIMt IIAII.I'.V.
g rl or nulc lu ull Ihc vllltigcs nml inxvrn in mc icw
rnnl.iinl StallH.
N. II. Ni) Iruvcllin? pcddhirs nrc ullowpd In ncll Ihcsp.
rills. ""
rHiiir..ii.ci.!l.nr,ii.i.ni nl ihc TYSON rtlllNAf'F. M
u im. ii, x'i .inni.lr riflillr lnrorin thp. forincr
(ilcndiiuml pnlrons oflliccntnhlliipincnl nml Ihe pnhhc
acncrull) Ihul thcy nnvc uowou uuiiuunu traiim ..v,.;
ly in inukc u luraounkoriiiicni o.
Thc mnst minroiicd imttcrn oohhg Stovc
ihi iln do Parhr do do
aho PA i:r,OKS' TIOXSTOVES,
ingrcnt varidij, togclhcrwith cvcry varic-
CAI.DRON & I'OTASII KETTLKS,
PLOUGIIS & A11LL CUTTINCIS.
Thc proprlclorollhp pnlnlillshincnlliiivincniiicli rcilnc
cil Ihccxncimcinr Ihp work nml hcina dcnlrou lo Iti!
DIK'i: Ihp liiracnlot k ol" manufiHlurcs now nn hnml, U
ilclcrinlnpd hii ln rcdufc llic ptlPC ol'lhc vnro, for t'ntli
nhorlrrcdll, or cood liiirlcr pny nncnnnot lnll In Imlnre
purchnprH lo pull uml exnmlnp. Thclr CIIP0I.0 I'llll
NACnwlll lic ln npcrulronon W'cdnpmlny nnd Hntiinhiy
of cnrlixvrck,rniinliig n llrnt rulc qunllly nrlrnn.forxxlt ch
nrdcrKfnr ullklndiiolcin'loui xvorn nrprciipniiiiiyt)iicii
r,I, JUPil.l'll ,maihii, aoest.
Jun!7. ir-lGO
"5 0a8". RDSON'S R0V.
rni'Slii;M,.t ri.A l!l.5 hnvpiit rpocivpd nlnrto
H. uililllioii lo Ihpir lonncr flnck ol' Oullcry xvhlrh U
"prtlly xvcll knnwn" ln lp the JnrsPst tnd bml mtanrl-
niCUl KCH "111 ni' . m "t. , ..,..
PRICKS ftBDUCED!
-i tSi I.nS PlilliulflpliU I5xtrn Whllo l.pndfnr
I tf 9 H anlc by Iho kcg nl II 3-1 ccnta nnd ln Ipks
nuantlllvnt 7ccnlipcrpniiiid-hpt l.lnsccd 011 nl 92
n.i nn. AUn. r'nni'h nnd Furn luro Vnrnlnli,
SplrilBTilrpcnllnp,l'nrisC!rrpn.UliromcOrccn nnd Ycl
loxv, nnd othcr pninU for nolo ul prlf f ihl .f"""0'
iimlcr nld.
Jnlv 11, 1811.
THE AGE.
MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1845.
lXfWc uisli soiiipbody woulil nnswer
us tWo quations, viz: Whnt is n Democrat-
ic hcpublicaii nnd whnt is a Dc.mocrntic
IVnigi Knpuiilican, Wlng, Democrat,
wc undcriitniid tlicsc. If a Democralic
Rni'uiii.iCAN is nnt n hlach lilack-bird.and
it a Ltimocratic Wiuo isnot n uhitc black
bird, tlic n liow is it? Woodstock ( Vt.)
Al'c.
Wn will try to lielp onr perplcxcd co-
tcmiiorary. A JJcinncrntic Ilepublican in
Virginia is nnc uho frnmcd and slicks to a
Oonstitulion wliich allows n rich man to
vcitc in cvcry connty wlicre hc lias nrop
crty, nnd don't allow a noor tnnn lo votc at
ull and insists lliat conntics containing
.i-otlis ol tlic r rcc l'opulation iiliall ftovern
tlic wliole Stalc. In New llampsliirc hc
nllows nll white mcn to voto, bnt insists
thnt Cathnlics nnil poor mt'ii shn.ll nnt be
allowed to liold Ihc nioce responsihlc oHV
ces. In all tlic South, hc ndvocatcs oncn
ly thc ahsnliitc cternnl suhjcction of lialf
ihc liuninn rncc as chattcls to thc will nnd
pleastirc of thc othcr, nnd denounccs thc
WliijTS ns hosiile to thc 'institution.' In
thc North, he is known nnd boasted of ns
tho 'nntur.il nlly' of this 'di)mcstic' busi-
ncss. Wc agrcc thpii, with thc Agc, thnt
n 'Democralic Ilepublican' is a black
black-bird vcry black indccd.
A Wiur;, on thc othcr hand, is a foc of
nbitrary dpspotic.irrcsponsiblc pnwcr and
a J)i:.mociiatic Wliig is, in perfcct con
sistency with this, n foeof thc sway nf onc
inan, and an advocnlc of thc rulc of thc
I'cople. 'Dcniocmtic Rcpitblican' is tan
tolotjical nnd nccdlcjfly vcrbosej 'Demo
cralic IIVhV is a legitimatc and forciblc
phrasc, iu u liicli no lcltcr is supcrlluous
or tinnicaning.
And now will thc Age be good enough
to toll us what is its notion ofn Demncrntic
Itpptiblicnn champinn of cternnl Slnvcry?
Is he n white black-bird or a black whitc
bird. Let us hear? JV. Y. Tribmic.
"Wc will try to hclp our perplcxcd co
tempory." A Democralic whig, in Virginia, isone
who slicks to llic present constilutimi and
wil! bcar never a word of ainendino- it.
A Dcmocrntio whig in New Ilainpshire
is onc who hns dcfonted nnd still docs de
feat nny attcmpt of thc democrais to remod
el thc constilulion of thc Stnte. lt re-
quirps
two thirds, nnd therc 19
just
enough oflhc.so bcautiful birds to dcfcnt
any altPinpt at rcfonn.
A Dcmocratic whig in Vermont is onc
who is lcd by thc iipec by Josiah Dunliam
Fcdernlists.who is content wilh theslalc fi
nnnccs only whcn it cosls abouf $90,000
to stipport the Govcrnmcnt, whcn N. II.
gcls nlonguilh nboul 40,000; whothinks
ihut wc nrc nol wellolTunlcsssnddlcd wilh
a Statc dcbt of 250,000 wliich is contiii
ually iiicrcnsing: who ndvocnlcs Knil
road charters, with thc stock cxcmpt
from tnxation,
At thc South n Dcmocratic whig is in
favor of Frec Tradc at thc North hc is
infavorofa higli Protoctivo TarilT. At
the South hc is favor of Texas! nt the
North hc dcclaro3 thnt thc Union mnst
hc dissolvcd if Tcxas is nnncxcd. At
ihc South ho "ndvocatcs opcnly thc nbso
lutc and ctcrnal suhjcction of linlf thc hu
mjii Ilacc ns clinttlps to thc will and plea
stirc of thc othcr hnlf," nt tho North for
thc cakc of odice nnd ihe inost contcmpti
blo kind of notoriely ho sdieds crocodile
tears over thc down-troddcn blacks of the
South while hc leavcs thosc undcr liis own
cyc, nl thc North, to wnllow in tho Iowcbi
depths of incrpinliiy and nii.tcry, without
an attcmpt at relicf goes nbout from onc
town to nnothcr gettiug up tanntical mcc
imgs appcaling to tho worst passious of
our nature.prcnching.arson, theU, robbcry,
trcason nnd murdcr to the lowcst and most
miserable peoplc in the county a hyp
ocrytc in rcligion,a dcmngogiic in politics,
a fcverish fanatic in plillanthropy, a trai
tor to his country and n disgracc to hu-
inanity. Surcly a democralic whig s n
white Wf7r7,--bird "vcry hlnck indccd,"
nnd truly, "Jciiiocrniic whig is a forciblc
phrase.''
And now will thc Tribunc be good c
nough to tell us what is its notion of a
Democralic whig champion of Nullifica
tion, Lcgislntion thnt cnrichcs the fewnt
tho cxpcnsa of thc many, an ndvccatc of
thc dissolution of the Union and nn opcn
and undisguiscd pronchcr of trcason to thc
Slatc? Is hc n white black-bird or n
black whitp-bird? Lct us hear.
VERMONT TEMPERANCE.
Tlio lincofocos of Vi:iiMOiVT, nt thcir
Intc Stnto Convcntion, passcd thc follow
ing rcfolutions aimcd at Toinpcrnncc cf
forts nnd lempcrancc lnws:
5. Kesolvcd, Thnt wo belicve iu Tem
pcranc'o in nllthings, nnd havc full ronfi
dmcc in Ihc capacity of ifttm logovcrn h'olh
his appclilcs an'dhis pnsaions.
G. licitdvcd, "Thnt nll meh nro cndoP
ed by thcir crcator wilh ccrtain innlicna
blc rinhtt', thnt among thosc arc .lifc, libcr
ty and thc ptirsilit of linppinpss;" thnt dc
inocmcy tcnchcs thnt mcn should bo lcft
ns far ns possiblo in thc cnjtiymchts of
these righls, without thc interj'ircncc of
Lcgislalurcs or ilincralc lccltim's, to con
trol thcir pursuits, dictntc thcir opinions or
cstnblish for thcm cilher a systcm of relig
ion or cotlc ofmornis.
It bothcrs us to sc'n whnt necd thcro is
for nny Oovcrntnciit nt nll, accoiding to
tho Locofoco idoa of Qovcrnment, if nll
men, ns they now nro, cnjoy nnd exorcise
lull control over thcir npnetitcs nnd nasf
ions. So far ns these rcsolutions hnve
point nt nll, thpy strike nt thc root of rtll
Lcgislntion and nll covcrnment.
Thc present Excise Law of Vermont
niithoriscs thc Leanl votcrs ot cnch counlv
to deoide nt a spccial Elcction whcther
tlicy will or will not Iiccnsc thc salc of In
toxicating Liquors. Locofocoism is now
prnmising tiie toddy-sellcrs nnd suckers a
repeul of this law if thcy will uiiitc upon
and clect its candidates. Wc don't think
Vnu.MoNT is to bo caught in so poor a
trap ns n wluskcy-barrcl.
New York Tribunc,
Wc arc sorry thnt thc Tribunc is so
badly "bothcrcd" but ns thal pnpor is
nbout two thirds of thc timc trouhlcd with
ihc samo discasc, wc fecl no great alarm
for its snfcty ns,hy this time, it must be
usecl to il.
The rcsolutions wliich so "bothcr" the
Tribunc wcre pnsscd nt n democrntic con
vontion in Windsor county nnd not at a
Stritc Convcntion.
Wc sliould hnrdly suppose from thc so-
cinl doctrincs advocatcd by thc Tribunc
thnt it wotild bpgrcnily nlnrmcd at n stntc
ofthings iu wliich therc aro no laws il
all, and wc suppose so far ns tht.se rcsolu
tions go, thcy mcnn 10 say thnt so far as
tcmperancc is coucerned thcre is just ns
much nccd of opprcssivc and unwbolcsome
laws, ns therc is ofsucb laws lo regulate
ihc worship of God.
It is true that the democrnts nrc oppos-
ed to gngging in mntlcrs of conscicnce
opposcd to the picnytine kind of Lcgisln
tion that ofiicioualy seeks to rcgulntc cvc
rything from the currcncy down to the cut
of a innn'a brceches. They renlly think
thal thc peoplc are by naturc possesscd of
ccrtaiu little privatc rights nnd immuntics
and havc, in doors, sundry privatc mat-
tcrs and tliiugs that do not lcgitimntcly
come undcr the snpcrvision of the ignora-
niuses who board in Berlin during four or
fivc wecks cvcry fall.
We arrt glad to sce thc Tribunc com-
ingtotho aid of thc Pinkcyes. Thcy will
necd all thc .Wistnnce they cnn mise from
thcir brcthren inothcr Stalcs toelect Sladc.
Mind!
Thc law providcs thnt thc salary of thc
Stalc Treasurcrshalld hc SoOO.
Iu the Auditor's Rcport for 1844, John
Spnulding the preseni whig State Treas-
urcr may bo fotind crcditcd for r.XTUA seii-
vici:, borrowing nnd paying $17,000 of
Rnnks collccting School ftind, nnd pnying
Stntc Prison dcbts, Scc. allowed by com
initlcc ofc'.aims Jcj-ft 100,0 1
An order wns drnwn to
this samc whig Trcn-
stircr Spaulding, in
1S1!1, for similar scr-
vices 5'18356
Making in two vcnrs
780,57!
and thcsc are thc vcry icrviccs for whicb
ihc law providcs his salary nmouutiiig to
$5,000.
Whnt do you say lo this, tnx-aycrs?
Wheu the whig Adniinistralion nllow the
Trcasurer of the Stntc
&780,57
in two ycars for doingprcftsc what hc is
allowed a salary for doingcan you won
der that tho Stntc is in dcbt somc 250,
000, and that it should rcquire about 90,
000 tocnrry on thc Stntc Govcmmont?
Why is This?
By thc Auditor's Rcport it nppcnrs thnt
this whig Sialc Admiuistrntion pnid thc
Sprgcant-at-artns
Iu lti llJ 81,110,00
"1844 B(17tf,0
Making
$2,283,60!
Thc Inw plnccs llic salary of tho Scr-getnl-nt-arnis
$150 pcr ycnr. Hc hns,
ihcn, rcccivcd in thc last two vcnrs
$1,983,60
exlra reorc thnn the law allows him!
Look Well
To thc mnttcr bcfore you east a votc for
William Sladc, thc Nullifier thc Pinlrye,
and thc what do you call n Vr.KMONTK.n
who allows a Southcrncr to sj)i7 in his
llemember
Thal ihc present whig Adniinistration is
running thc Stntc lato dcbt cvcry ycnr
nnd proposps no wa"y lo pny it.
Remember
That llic Statc Dcbt is now nbout
$250,000!
Thc Tribunc is "bothcrcd" because tho
Woodstock Agb c'xpoGCs thc inequalily of
things undcr the present tarilt, by whtch
tltn mnnufacturcrs nre iretlinr rich and
thc woolgrowors poor. Wc wish wc could
picnse the Tribunc by telling tlic the Irutli
bul il ca'n'i bo donc.
iT?Thc fact that thc Voicc of Frcc
dom, Intc n strong aholition third pnrly
paper hns uufurlfd bnnncr ofwhiggcry nnd
denounccd nllcgiancc to thc third pnrly,
lscnusingno little inqmry ninong ueniO'
cratic nbolitiomsts nnd nnd opcrntmg, wp
hope, lo opcn thcir cyes. Tho V. of F.
now gocs for Slade and tho wholc whig
ticket whnt becomes of thc democrais
who havo bcen induccd to pntronizo the
papcr nrc thcy sold to whiggcrv too.
Palr'wt.
That isprccisely whnt we should like to
know. In Rutland Co., thc Voice lcd
not a fewdcmocmls into thc support of its
abolilion principlcs nnd now, that it hns
been botight up hy the whige it woulil be
grntifying to know if thcsc democrnts wcre
iiicludi:d in thc bnrgain.
BAD!
Sinco tho Democrais hnvc cnrricd Ten-
nesscc nnd North Carolina, thcre is lcft to
the Whigs,
Kentucky,
Vermont,
Rhodc Island,
Connecticut,
iMassachusctts and
Mnrylnnd,
nll told. Six of the 27 states!
altogethcr too contemptnblc a
This is
minority
for Vermont, undcr tho lend of Willlnm
Slade, lo be rankcd nmong. Too bnd!
T17io is hcl The Rutlnnd Herald
talks nbout the "Nortbcrn innn wilh
Soulhern principlcs." Who is he tiic
tea paity" Govcrnor? William Slade,
the Nullifier?
STATE DilBT.
Thc Wntchman udmits thc
Statc dcbt to hc $244,042,72
It could nct wcll do lcss
sincc it so nppcars from ap-
pendix to Jlouse .Journnls,
1844, pagc219. JJut Uien
it filcs in offrct the follow
ina, to wit:
Thc bnlanco inTrcasury
Tax uncollccted
Statc School fund
$10,400,15
25,507,70
210,350,59
C.000,00
Moncy in hands of Co
Clcrks and State's Attorncys
$2GG,31G,52
"Substracting Statc dcbt" (says thc
Watchmnn) and wc havc a surplus of
$21,075,00.
iMoncy iu nanu navc wo notf "mcn
bcsidcs being well to livc!" But may we
inquirc how that it happcns that the"Stnte
School fund" is reckoned among thc as
scts, or nvailablc funds in thc Trctisury?
Is not this a fund sct apart for the usc ol
schools? to cducatc thc poor childrcn of
gencrntiuns to come? What right hns
thc Stalc, whicb is a mcrc trustcc, to
touch it, much lcss to call it its oicn?
Nonc whatevcr, and thc mcrc statcmcnt of
the itcms of the nccount agninst the Statc
which makcs up this $21 1,042,72, ehow
it conclusively. Th"e first article is as
follows:
"Duo thc school fund $190,303,31."
Ilcrc is thc nckiiowlcdgenicnt thnt thc
fund dops not bclong to thc Statc; that
it was mcrcly borrowed, and must be rc
paid, and hencc it is chargcd as n dcbt
ngamst thc Statc, as though it had bcen
borrowed of n bank or an individunl.
In the n.unc of nll that is rcasouable.thcn
why is this stim of $210,350,59 ptit to thc
crcdit of the Statc. unles.i it is to hc con-
ceal from thc public cyc thc truo stnte of
the casc?
Wilh rcgard to othcr itcms, wc will
takc thcm ns corrcct, for thc present.
The wholc nmonnt of crcdit to thc Statc,
accorditiK to tho W. is 2GG,318,'52
Deduct aniountof school fund 210,350,59
$49,967,93
Dcduct from this amount
ofStato dcbt, ns admittcd
hy thc Wntchman.
244,G42,72
and thc balancc ngainst thc
Statc is iui.on,
A prctty handsomc sum according to
thcir own'adinission! Tax-payers, how is
it to be paid? And you will observc thnt
from tho intcrcst nrising on ihis sum, it
must constnntly accumulntc.
But wc suspcct thcre is somc "snakc
in thc rtrass" aftcr all, for wo fmd on tlic
0711, miirn nPtlin ncles nf" (llfi Inst SPSSlnn.
... ,...bw ,
thc following:
" is hcreby cnacled by ihc Gencral ds
sembhj ofthe Statc of Vermont, that thc
treasurcr of the Stntc bo authori.cd to
borrow.not cxcccding FIFTY TIIOU
SAND'DOLLARS, for tho purposo of
dcfraying ihc cxpcnscsof thc govcrn
mcnt, and paying nppropriations thnt nrc,
or mny bc tnndc.
Approvrd, October 30, 1S44.
Now, if thcre was rcally a cash balancc
of $18,400,15, in thc Trcnsury on thc 10,
Scpl. 1044; $25,5G7,70 of Taxcs uncol
lectcd, butof coursc constnntly bcing col
lcctct' and paid in, and $0,000 duc from
Co. Clerks and State's Attorncys, which
ought certninly, to bc collectcd as wnntcd,
what is tho ncccssity for nuthorizing this
Inan? Will the W. c.vplnin? Wc wnnt
thc truth nnd nothing morc, thnt thc vot
Cts mny nct undcrstandingly. Palriot.
Mr Pmidcnt, t belicve ihcrc is somc
thing rollcn in ihc minagcmcnl of our
Stntc f nnnccs. Dr.I. Y. Dr.wr.v in tho
Vhio-'Slate Convcntion in this villngp, Ju-
ly a,i8&,
Il is'ndmitled by tho Wntchman, nnd
will not bc dcnie 1 by Dr D., thnt this wns
substnntially the langungc used on Ihc oC
casion rcforre.d to. Is Dr D. a man of
stnnding in sooicly? For morn thnn
twcnty ycnra hc hns beon pliysicinn cTcx
tclisivc and lucrnlivcprncticc in this vil
Inge. Doos hc occupy a promincnl posi
tion in the whig ranltsl No man has bcen
a morc uniform nnd nrdcnt whig, and ns
evidencc of tho esiimntion in which ho is
held by his pnrty, wc will stntc, thnt hc
wns nppoiulcd, nnd nltcndcd, as n dele
gatc to thc Nalionnl Whig Con. nt Balti
mcro.in thc spring of '44, wliich norninnted
Mr Cloy for Prcsidcnt. Hc cnn be rn
gardcd ns nothing sliort of onc of Ihc lcad
ers nf thc whig parly, who, it is appnrcnt,
would makc sucb n declaration with ex
tremo regrct and rcliictnncc, and only
when impclled by n strong scnsc of public
duly. He is a man who is in thc secreta
of tho party.who nltcnds upon thc sessions
ofthe lcgislnture nnd is cognizant of nll
the drains and spongcs upon llic trcasury.
In thc facc of all the asscinhlcd wisdom of
whiggcry of delcgntcs representing the
wholc State, hc boldly proclairns thnt hc
bclicvcs "Tiir.nr. is so.mi:tiiing noT'rnN m
TUF. MA.VAfiF.JlUNT Or OUIt HTATD TINA.N-
cr.s!" And has he not good grounds for
tl.is belief whcn hc looks back nnd sccs
thnt tho cxpcnditures of thc Stnte, which
nmounted to $48,949,4(5, in 182G, roso to
$135,179,50, in 104!5, or nn incrcnsc of
$80,230,10? When he sces that thc cx
pcnscsof almost every dcpartment ofthe
rovcrnmcnt and evcry olTicc havc ncarly
doublcd in thc lnst fcw ycnrs? When he
sccs thc expcnses of tho Stnto Prison,
which werc $3,973,03 in 1820, $5,000 in
1839, run up to $I4,99I,2G in 1843?
When he findsthe amount pnid the Mcssrs
Wnltons for prinling, &,c. in 1839 $1,953-
34, in 1840. 2,309,33, in 1841 2,002,96,
in 1842 2,9S0,I0, nnd in 1843 3,402,38?
Whcn hc sccs the amount of orricrs drnwn
by the Auditor run up from 3,974 09 in'2G
to 13,202,42 in 1843? The amount paid
Sergcant-al-arm, (including stationery
help, iyc we supposo,) in 1843 1,110,01?
Thc nmount paid thc Auditor of accounla
For his scrvicps running up from $5, to
some 700, or 800 in 1843? Whcn ho
tees $S00 drawn from the Treasury by -C.
L. Knnpp, for scrvice worth half the sum
pcrhaps, if it iiad bcen wcll donc, but
which wasneverproperly comparcd nnd
finished bv him? Whcn hc sccs tho STATE
DERT vcrgiug fast upon $250,000?
Whcn hc sces near $000 paid John Spald
ing, Trcasurer, for "extrn serviccs" kcf'm
18431 -x
Und not the Doctor good grounds for
the bclicf that "thcre was somclhing noT
tf.n" in the nianageinent of our stnte fnian
ces!" And under such an alarming stato
of circumslanccs was it not his duty, and
the duty of eviry hnncst man, to proclnim
tho dnngcr from the vory housc-tops to
cry nloud nnd sparc nol? It is in vain thnt
thc Watchmnn ascrihcs his course to fecl
ings of pcrsonal hostiliiy to the trcasurer,
for it i3 not the Trcasurer alono who hns
"the mnnngcment of our Slntc financcs;"
it is thc Auditor, the Lcgislattire, nnd in
thc casc of Mr S.impson, it eociiis, the
Govcrnor, also! lt is in vain that the
Wntchman shufiles and pcttifogs to palli
ate, to mystify,and covcr up thcsc matters,
strong as is its intercst to do so. Thc peo
plc, thc TAX-PAVERS, must agree with
DrDewcy that therc is somclhing wrong,
if not "iiottp.n" here; llicy cnnnot fnil to
echo thc bold nnd manly declaration of
Cnpt. Tapi.in, mndcon thesamo occnsion,
thnt, "IF TJIEPARTY WILL PER
S1ST M RL'JV.YIAG SUCH MEjY
FOR OFFICE.FOR PL.1CES OF
IJIGir TRUST AND RESPONSI
D1L1TV, I he M US T FOR ONti
WUKEL OUT OF THE RANKS!"
And who is Capt. Tnplin but a uniform,
stcrn nnd devoted whig and highly respec
tnblc citizen? Palriot.
Upon thc cvent ofwar, thc Picnyunc
discourscs ns follows:
"Wo shnll sce what Mexico will do nf"
tcr tnking a stcp so rash. Thnt sho will
issuc lctters of marque nnd reprisnl nt
tempt to turn loosc n sct of foreign privn
tccrs upon our commcrcc has bcen hint
cd at, and with good show of reason.
Thcre arc not snilors enough, put thcm
nll togcthcr, in hcr coutempible mnrinc
to man nsinglc sloop of war cfTcctivcly,
and we trust that our govcrnmont will nt
oncc dcclaro cvcry vessel engngcd undcr
Mcxican colors, without tho lawful com
plcmcnt of nativcs on board, a pirntc, nnd
string up cvcry forcigncr to thc yard nrm.
The pngcs of Vnttle knew but little of
Mexico whcn hc wrotc, nnd strong cascs
rcquire prompt nnd forciblc nrguments.
Onlnnd thc course ofthe United StnteS
is plnin enough. With thc rpgular troopa
now in Tcxas, and tho voluntccrs rcady
to start nt a momcnt's wnrning, wc havc
a force siifficient to crush any miserablo
apology of any army Mexico can concch
tratc bctwcen Snn Luis Potosi and thc Rio
Grandc for threc months to come it
would be an nding nclghboa3 prisoncr'sto
savetlum from thc starvation that hao
long bcen prcying upon ihcm. Possession
ofthe harbors of California n 'mat'ter
which a frigatc and sloop of war could 'as
silycfl'ect might also bc takcn; nnd if
all thcse plans nrc carricd out we shnll
havc thc cncmy at olir gatcs su'cing for
pcacc, bcforc ayer.r is over thcir hca'ds."
DEMOCRATSI
Arc you rcady for thc conlest? if not
arouscl therc is no timc to loscl! gird on
your nrmor and bc doing! It is timc to
rescuc thc Stato from lcdcral misrule.
Our financial afiairs call loudly for RE
FORM! Thc Stntc of Vermont has h'ecn Govern
ed by federalism for many ycars, nr.d
what is tho rcsult? Why they hnvo run
thc Stato inlo dcbt to the tun'c of tiVct"
TWO I1UNDRED TIIOL'SA.VjJ
JJOLLJIRS! Think of that th'x paycrs
bcforc you vol'c. Thcy havc madc your
propcrty liabkfor over two hundred thou
sand dollars, which you must pay. Is it
not time for reform'f Hns not thc man
agemcnt of our financial concerns been
trustod to such an extravagant pnrty long
enough? Thosb who cbhsuli Ihc wclfnro
ofthe Stato, will nt oncc unitc with us for
REFORM!
We havc not timc now to cxamine nll
thc acts of this rompany, who hnve thtiF

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