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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-29

= DOCT. .M1RSH4LL'S SNUFF.
05@This Snuff is superior to any thing yet
known for removing the catarrh; and also Il
cold in the head and headache. sale as
above. March0.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-29
DIR. ATKlNSON'S
CELEBRATED
Vegetab[e Golden Ointn, ent.

This ointment having been used in the
Doctors private practice for many years with
perfect success and the many letters he has
received begging of him to give the public
the benefit of his research, he has complied
and now warrants this ointment to be a GER
tain cure for all Scrofulous Eruptions, Itch,
Chopped Hands, Salt Rheum and letter or
Ring worm, Abrasions Of the Skin, and VI
ccratcd Sore Legs (of no matter how long
Standng,) also, for Scald Head and Sore
Ears in Children; for sore Eyes or cracked
lips the cure is inialliblc.
For sale by DIR. X. r. HAZARD,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Near the Court House.
Newport, Oct 20, 1896.
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ROB'T. j. TAYLOR,
pruaetst - apotps=
Iu0 M rdrD
NO. las, THAMES-STREET
NEWPORT, II. |

NEWPORT, r. |.
Personal attention given to Physicians
crptions-mcdicine at any hour Of the
night-medicine chests put up as usual.
March 9.
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WARDS
TEGET.lBLE HAIR OIL,

Forthe restoration Of hair on aldheods.
Giving health and beauty to the hair
when IA becomes dry and
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

U' We have received the 4th number Of a The
United STATES Magazine and Democratic Repiey."
which concludes the first volume of this most vau-
bic of all other American periodicals. The present
number contains IA pages, with general index Of
contents. The "Political portraits with pen and
pencil" are unusually interesting and well executed;
and more especially No. IV, which is the Hon.
AMOS KENDALL, at present the efficient Post Mas
ter General of the United States. The four mum.
bers already received contain 5l4 pages of closely
and neatly printed matter, which will make good
sized volume, the original cost of which is onlv 81
66--the subscription price being only SIS per annum.
Who will not become patron that desires fund
of information which cannot be procured from any
other channels
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24
Bloomsburg, March "a, 1888.
..sa.sslsis.assrzs.s.sn

0JGEoReS MrsH, Esq. of Harrisburg has been
appointed Prothonotary of Dauphin county, in the
place of Jacob Duck, resigned. Mr.. Mshis gen
''eman OF esimable character and ample qualifica-
TONS was strenuous supporter of Mr.. Mnhlen-
Oerg IN 1883, and is Freemason of some standing.
lhe Lodge, with all its "bloody horrors" seems to
nave many favorlte members upon whom the Anti
masonic Governor of Pennsylvania confers impor-
tant appointments to office. What humbuggeY
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

r. we have been informed by the State
treasurer, that he received last wes~ ~
anonymous letter containing $40, said to
nave been money collected for the common.
wealth IN 1916, and not paid over. For the
information of the anonymous gentleman
he is informed the SAID $40 has been carr,
ed 10 the credit of the commonwealth.
Some months since letter. also aponv.
nous, was received, containing $40 which
was sall to be the value of materials belong.
ing to the commonwealth made use Of 5v
the individual and not accounted for by
Reporter.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

From a notice in this paper it will be seen that
have disposed of my entire interest in the " Col.
umoia democrat" establishment to John s. Ingram,
Esq, who will continue its publication until the ex-
pTaIon OF the present volume. Although my resi-
dence amongst the people of Columbia has been ex-
tTemey limited, yet it has been adequate to the for
nation OF those congenial associations which are
never forgotten by the possessor of warm and
youthful heart. To aH-for l have no unkndIv
feelings to any hereabouts--I tender the extended
hand of unsophisticatod friendship, and will cspc-
claiy long cherish the recollection of those VILLAGE
couriesies which render life pleasure and preserve
the vlriuous inclinatiOns of the heart. Adieu
FRANKLIN S. MILLS.
Bloomsburp March 2l 1929
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24
Common school svstom.

From the fourth annual report of the Superinten-
dant of Common Schools, ii appears that the num-
Der oi schools In 1897 was 3,3s4-in 1888 there
were 4,Os7; the number of teachers in 1887 was
1884, and in 1888 they increased to 4,s4l. whose
average compensation for the last year are stated at
Sis s94 per month. The whole number of scboI-
ars in 1887 was l39,6O4, and in 1888 the number
has increased to 1885. The duration of teach.
ing Tor the current year is stated at six months and
the cost of each pupil per quarter at 81 275.-
ms report argues well for a system which will al
tmatey prove of more intrinsic value to the people
oi pennsylvania than all her chains of internal i'm.
provement.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

To Correspondents.

The publication of the communication from an
acJoinmg county, bearing the signature of the au-
thor, is postponed until we may be placed in bet
ter situation to do him some service.
Our personal feelings are with " A SUBSCRIBER
d. READEH = but we wish not to attach mucb i'm
portance to TH1SG which works more mischief by
such attacks than if permitted to pass unnotced.-
The proper time has not yet arrived to discuss such
questions.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24
Look aS This!!

"a LII persons indebted to the subscriber
IA either by Note or Book Account, prc..
ylous to this date, will oblige him by
making payment before the first day of A.
pr, Pm next Alter that date the collection g
Such sr demands will be attended with Costs
ihere will be no mistake in this notice.
G. B. FISHER.
Bloomsburg, March 10, 1888!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24
EIErEEzrznz.a.az

GT The attention of our democratic friends is
invited to perusal of the article on our fourth page
from the Wyoming Republican" The private
and public character of our candidate for Governor
are succincy noticed, and plainly demonstrate the
fact that no better choice could have been made BY
the 9th of March Convention.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24
THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
SATURDAY; .N.qRCH "a, 1898.

The partnership heretofore oxistinp bet,yoo,, N
subscribers, as publishers of the "CoIunbia Doyno
crat' was mutually dissolved on the l7tb ins,ant
aud all debts due the office for subscription advor,
hslng, &c. are payable to John S. Ingram Who
purchased the entire interest of Mr.. Mills in the
establishment. - 'i''
JOHN. s. INGRAM.
FRANKLIN S. MILLS.
b. Payments to either of the hands in the Of.
nee % wIll be sufficient discharge to delinquents.
bloomsburg, March 24, 1888.
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Pennsylvania College.

We have just received the annual report Of the
Board of Trustees of Pennnsyvania College, at
Gettysburg for 1887. The number Of students is
stated at 1913, very good commendatiOn upon the
character of the faculty, and the lowrase of prices
for board, tuition, &c. seldom found in obtaining
collegiate education.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

.. The SPlrltof the Times printed in Mif
nlhloWf' Junlata, says that county, al
l1ough gave Rlner majority at the last
Governors election, will give Gen. Porter
majority of at least three hundred votes,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

CJr The Central Committee Of Correspopdenco
appointed BY the 9th Of March Democratic State
Convention have elected Doct. Daniel Sturgeon
PRESIDENT and William D. Boas, Of the Reporter"
Secretary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24
E.azs...sAszarz
The IImprovement nil1

: ms Dill passed a second reading in the House
on tuesday, and most probably has passed final
reading before this.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

The original Charter of the state Of
ren,nsylvania, has been framed, covered
with glass, and placed in the office of the
Secretary of the Commonwealth, for the in.
spection of visitors.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

]. " Maj. JoHS HAus, haa been sIeo.o
Burgess Of the Borough Of Lewsburg. The las,
STANDARD" contains ample grounds for the exercise
Of his official functions under the barking act
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

Mr.. FRAILEr of the State Senate will accent
our thanks for transmitting us Professor Rogers
"second annual report on the Geological exploration
of the state of Pennsylvania"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24
Adjournment.

NO time has yet been fixed upon for the adjourn.
men' OF the Legislature; but it is generally suppOs
ed they will adjourn about the middle of Anril
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

The Governor of Mississippi has issued
MS proclamation ordering new election
., OF members OF Congress, to take place on
the 23d and 24th ofAprl next.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

TIMOTHY J. CARTER, Representative in
congress from the State of Maine, died in
the city OF Washington on Wednesday last
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

gang Of fellows, with counterfeit Texas notes.
nave been taken up at New Orleans, but there Is no
law to punish them. '-'s's = Nv
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24
FOR SALE

"A good COOKING STOVE, and small !Sio1e
IA Coat Sfope, besides several articles Of F,,rni.
a lure which are inconyenien to remove any distance
hey VII be sold at sacrifice. Apply to the Ed.
itor Of the Columbia Democrat" - '''' --'
March "a, 1888.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

The fund given by DR.. Franklin TO the
cl'y OF Boston, to be loaned to young me-
cnanics on setting up business, now amounts
to $23,452. - 'UN''
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERsMIP.

YENhE Partnership heretofore existing under The
u hFm OF TREGO, THOMAS & Co. was dis.
Sosed ,o oy mutual consent on the fifth Of March.
ioSo' Ihe business will be continued by the sub
March "a, 1888 4sMs,o
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

Sect X. any person who shall,
after ihe adoption Of the amendments
proposed by this Convection 10 the
CoDstitution, fight duel or send
chfllenge for that purpose, or be alder
OF 5abettor in fighting duel, shall be
deprived Of the right of holding any
Office honor or profit in this State,
and shall be punished otherwise in
such manner as is, or may be prescrib-
ed by law; but The executive may re-
nit the said offence and all its dlsquali-
lications.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-24

March "a, 1888.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31

| a John q. Adsms ~ q nuisance. twas laid
on the table.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31

.AsnsallllM. Il ihe naws II q Town ln MsaImippl
ne S sSss az s Ia L s ~ 70" 1''"'''' '"'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31

PFnYeF ~ no Rev ID. CFnewoII.
aiogal District, paFaed
Committee or Clsina. on tho petition Of VIM. Ojsll,
lef pay iog cnihlnR furnished FsoleFs In Lilehneld
County jail reported thai the petitioner have leave 10
withdraw hepeililon, Leave aFanied
Committee On The Judiciary, on the BIN pFoyidnR
sPsiai the manufacture II logead and spuiinua cop.
peF eonp reported that the Act u Congress on tic
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31

ucUOQe
Mr.. Clay said he bad offered no PROPOSE
ton to the Senate. He was surprised at the
gratuitous assumption Of the honorable gen.
bank established in the city of New. York
He chr. Clay) had suggested no such idea.
He had presented no plan. He was not for
arguing o cause before a packed jury
Knowing the settled opinion Of the Senate on
the subject of bank, he had no intention Of
offering any plan. His sole object was, to
let the country know his general views. Nor
had he decided In his own mind, Is 60 the
proper location. Whether Charleston, Rich.
mond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York OF
Boston,. was the most suitnble place. Mr.
Clay reiterated that no went for q bank and
the charge that he wished u to be under the
management OF any particular individual
n respect 70 the amount OF specie 10 b.
required, he said the details Of d bill would
provide Tor that. lie had voted, IN the ems
Of The district hanks, that they should hold
one specie dollar ior every three dollars d
Paper that they issued. This may be pro
psr linnll. Il may not. Hut. said he, I vii
ebns IN ~ nny man IN guarding against OF
over Issue q paper which may result in I
rloppafo ~ 6peolo pnymenla. OnD OF thi
RFihiasl cnrspf that can btilll tho eoanlpy l
~ lFp0Afelnabl0 nnpeF mndunh whether h
euef w thn Government or by hanks.
fneF acme further dnsnlory remarks by
hlr. buchanan and NJ Clay, Inc petition
vac had IN tho lnble.
EfN o'el0a lh0 II0npe u Representa-.
nrlA WA 6eeupIed IN Foenlvlng petitions and
ftt0lAilNas ain0nglli lhfmsr Nhs a memo.
f|al Nv enlfd hy M Adams, ~ nnndFy elll.
tanSof ueoshlnnds W., praying llie swpnifl0i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
GROCERY Il CO-sMasssoS ElO. eE

NE subscriber having purchased the coin o.
: Tie Late firm Of Marsh < Burcn, wall continue
9Fecery and Commission Du-iar,, NJ thejr old
'.}' tie invites his friends and The customers al The
"N to give him call and cXamin' his Stock. lie
attends 10 the receiving and Forwarding ol Goods'
JOS. MARSil
5No"s indebted TO the late firm of MarsA q
w. WIN please oa and settle thea accounts, as It
I "pos,lbr. los. MARSH.
b..,. Sarr;rioe partner et Mu>h q 6ocL
N."atf PA
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E'OE2 TF9gi LADIES.

WEARY CHEAP LACES & BOBBINETTS
' Elegant Bombazines 8 at =. II 4 .,
Rch tigd Mandarin Grapes
Beautiful black LutcsllnEs,
SILK velvet Tor Ca9es and itimlnja.s.
With other ncw aud cheap Goods daily appearing,
which, as we sell exclusively for cash, viii 60 low.
ROBlNSD>, x ELLIOTT.
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Tn I}AHNs.

Mr.. Woo'lo, offered rhr f,lloNin. resolution:
Itasolee', 1'hat the Pusrdcat Of the Farmers
B.ajk ami Iiir PicsIcul q tho Bnnt ol Virginia be
required u communicate T. tbs house the tnl1r3lI-
non cai!ed ierhF t31e l1s House ol Deh2llcs by 4
resolution alorlcd on tle ljtj jam, lo37.
Ater aonr remarks - Nrssts. " ooioIk, VI Y and
Ctoichfch. the Later goui.entm moved 10 hytec
resolution ca llfc ttblr.
On Ar. No"lloh's motion, the dyrs and noes
were otdotel and the question beng ta,enthe re,o
luton was laid the table bs thr iplloA NJ vote
Alts.-\ie,srs. Rl'es Jcter, Taa,elro, Stuar,
Kinney, Mitchell. Cobb,, SLmhs. VI llory, Hobart,
Nancay, Daniel, Chcatham, Goiba, Douglass, Gard
well, W Isnn, Seglut l.otincf, DIgges, Shtratd,
Smith q, Watkins Odcll Nhre, Mullen, " htt-
tug, Martin, N'Caadltsh, Smith ot C., TayIoc, Me
Donald, Beard, Organ. lludgtns, Bune. Buck
Hodges, Brown, Cunnighl Waits, Segar Fitzscr
aid VI Council, MAY, Tur-raa, Cabeil. MciauS.
Venable, Mous, Roberr.on, Ctutcbfed, Ford
Wslhe--ji.
NA5s--Meysrs. Banks, lSrraker) poulson. Byrd
srodCllss, Trprft, Tart. hornbufg, Caseman,
HI, Saeg,ter Dickinson, Strange, De>krns, Pdise.
Chapman Of q. \ NJ, OgIesby, PnneIl, Spencer,
tdma1s Taylor Of H.. Park, Flowers, Peter
Nutjl, Sha wick, Newman, Raymond, Morgan,
Chapman of NJ, Barnett Alexander WoolIoih NJ
pa'tson, lonis MCoy, Gay, Storms, Pend 9,ur,
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ssEaF2s3g.
s'aREaN, W ARD Es.ASsS,

Il u thoVeI their csIablshncuIto he House
! \, Gently occupied by Nh K. b. Norye,. opro.
bor. >f>' H. L. Richards x Co Hardware Store,
IL ,'eY respectfully invite their fr.rnls and the
t.I.a, 1--WE them call, and examine llejt large,
OGnS una very cheap ASSORTMENT of DRY
4 Inter-, G "'' to winch they aie daily nahin!
,o.tpercsilns addtloas
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TIE STEAMER HLAckIIAASK.

IA. boa. commanded by r,,,. tr.>1,, an l,r
4,,#l..i, ! ,,l.zl \:l,i4,l,5 b,,,.l l,, I,.,,,.
-, ~. IAN Drrrn,a,, Sh4 II Il s, tg i,..L, D.,
laf,,. r,,4,,tc, ol ;,s.,.oa, ms, ,b, ~,
s1be51 ~ sic.lt br.o3eiu., 10 The Inn Il state.
pH,,fl and r,rnccf vac, instant, hllIeI--srver.I
,I5la,,5, .I,4o.,d 10 he lo,t-ut,.i.orr not LnoNa.
E44f or 6.. VI .rysrs!, nuuuac4l. Most Of the
is,alzgI,#te.c ,i,, bs ar tualv alav5l Of fiat
Irai. Observation-Disclosures sh1lr. The p,mcl-
,.I ,,l ol Il. ,.,l4,, ,,- .3y.I II, r,. sllne wy
So. IA not.c. 4,,relo,t-.75.oyo vi In, specie say
3D. The iull pllI, t.adetWa rcat,ias ,ear here
ice, accident ot uIIled.
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virginia IEa;lsLAriRE..
liol 81 OF DELEGATES.

Is L. place all deed, al uusi which e,cn q, 81
ennlles i"f tie pay nent 81 debt ot performance vi
1 dulN, no0 III, same ground wia mortgages 10 be
governed ~ TIE laws regulating that eetr, oi ~
chmbIante aud dso to provide that ~ uitca a. the
Judgments al the tault, al Tins tommonW cath
ne SUBJECTED 10 Legislative action. IN leaatd to the
nnie o. mode 81 payment, th. all mortgages At oh
81 law, b, Whatsoever name II ,lIEI be called dali
be subjected to the same leGls that Judgments aIr,
"uhost hrm2 expressly nif,l.
! Nj Ssuni Sheredthr following solution (lmeud
/ ed by MI. llausnb's SUCCESSION.
ktsoNed by The General Assembly That the
leIlIon al tue Commissioners ot thc Frer Road,
fl9AA'1 thu soma provisions may b. maIe hy i3m
Ia l1t p'>menl ol the debts due ha#u the Bpdrd.
NJ VITA The accompany inE documents. be tctcu ed
/ 10 Tie BoNad OF Public Works, with Instructions Ia
aH"" any sum II M, consider equitable.
! Fla character ii tic above oann was explained
! by AtsslS' Stumt and h,nncv, aid the plepae'y u
MAKING al allowance eHncsllN euioiood.
Mfs'1s May and Watkins, opposed thu pc.olation,
aud IHo'ed' te'ereneco OF the suls s.tlo Commit
Mr.. Stunt adj, Withdrew the re,olunoo-and
on 3lf, NAY 5 notron, thu pcloa relation To the
clam Sci iotl, "as 'eleurd TO the COMMITTEE 81
CltInts.
vi. Gooprs Offered the following resol utlons
.oEe'h Iha leave be gwen 10 bug IN =, b,n
81 10 amend the law IN relation lnthc trhugushnent'
oi deAtt AID tte execution o dords, rs to ui,kc# II
i"I7I II iile county q Rockingham to be dorc n
be l4r,eace ol one n'a-a,aae aud two competent
,'nrsees, who ale elpihlr OF Mlilul tlr4r names,
1tl bcina lie 2laldrf. If ,1d county,
II. t"ocs cyp6 ael The rccr,sN aud cou,r
1en'e oi such a lte'ieJno iol liz coua5 WHICH lie
/ n part represent. d-aml ~ II plofo.eI q nepe 10
cal meos0rr he bosed die fcoluDtoa would he al
lowed 10 pass.
M S.upa oppoyedthe rc,olutIon. mud moved II,
indefinite postpone aeat--shoa motion uas ,.,reeI
to-
Ga motion OF Nj Nrnable, Ecyohesl. Thu hr
Committee 81 F,uancc be instructed Il, lfele 49,,
la Lon tIf ~, tt.a ,4i a..
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.s.ADEtE "
5a.s.. Orf.'c:as.s co..

RcautiGsll t'iay-.,as.. orF:'c:as.a CO.
iorea Horse, wap sioo | II Lynch pat- lhc
~ Season, aad formerly the property Of Mr.. J, +.
,'a'1'oa. OF TN, place, vii Sand at tie Red
i'aaSr and the mir hhnrhooIt ha cA>nsluI season.
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- 'EEfSN %sbsc2sIfI EsaN"t :'I'ts
~. ~ " ssl,lsio3a, Qhe properly OF Col.
$500 N.T VIM. L. Jomsoa) vii stand the
aM-A-n ensuing seasuu, at NY stable at the
Z > 80. a.. l,L,rlottr falniy
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GA motion 81 NJ. Raymond, the Committee OF
HoaLs. DC. wcte ustrucled 10 inquire mo the pro-
pucfy Of auho IHtug the county courts of Preston,
Hand lph, Muuung ilIA at Tyler 10 borrow sepa-
rllt money 10 DC subscribed H. ihc stock OF turn
pike Rad, passing Il,Ju = lar or ali oil those
caunlcs.
/ o. motion Of d. Nit oma,l. III COMMITTEE
Goats oil Justice were directed To InIur. into tho
po,ppry OF ~ ~ ending the charter ol lhc " heel
NJ SAVING, lasu. u,lUn, ~ II place all notes AMI
bills negotiable at The sud institution, upon the
SINE laouag ~ lofa n LIS ol exchange, except a.
to damage.
M. Gleaycs Offered the loioalag resoIullon which
wa negalned:
! Re,uiyrd, ! nid the Committee Oh Faai er be iE-
>uUeted 10 mgure mo the eNlc,ilency o passing
Law 10 exempt All manufactures OF iron within The
T Com aoHN ea!ul nom paving tax upon goods,
warcs and merchandise, cltn, Of foreign o. Ionles-
&c Manufacture, Ia the value ol - hnndied
Judfs. iot each year tltt ti.rs may 50 keep su,
/ merchant n.
NJ. smith OF |. /, ". offered the following rcso-
ton:
/ Resolved, rnh the sryeiai Bans of this Com
m1u"ralth arr de-Ilr. 10 make 10 lbls House 4
sl.urnrul, verified DATA. tie greatest amour,
oi debt due on any lndN ldaal finn or comp,u ts
thr Bank, on the fist dav oi Iannarv, 1897 and
ISIS a..l how many drbs oi that amount we've due
ltom ludAd inns OF com amcS low many IN
Ger lhh amount ana "Atl 3iiV,COVi HOW lnany OF
'n'l "'"""''' an" W. eo'''''' y" "''"N VI .i''
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Coolcs. Thomas Gray Cnlborson, Conn, Craw-
fnd. Clayton, Bailey OTIS, Prince Ripley Maybrny
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