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SWAIM's PANACEEA FOR THE CURE OF
- SCROFULA, or Kings I'd, Rheumatism, Ulcer
ated Sores, SyFhs and The Asst of painful and hher-
to ineuruble affections resulting there ffom White
Swelings Diseases of the Livor and Skin, General De-
biy, ks, and all diseases arising ffe impHrity Of the
blood fer5 SO r. 80 .i-
This aedisine is particularly recommended as an al
terativs and purifier Of the bloed 1t gives ene and
vigor debitated constitutions, which nvaids
conscious Of until they have experienced its effects
Its also recommended in diseases where the lungs
and breast supposed be affected, and also where
the constitution broken dswn by the Of mersury
suinine.
This medicine has the singular fer tune-ajust tribute
to It's great met-ef being recommended by the most
celebrated practitioners of medicine in the United States
and Europe; whereas OF the spurious mixtures
aade in imitation of it has the least support fTsm the
medical guilty. This Tact offers argument plain
and conclusive, that needs emily ba mentioned to
enforce sonviction gwesns Panaees ded
all those nvads for which physicians prescribe sar-
sapanlls Syrups, Extracts, &s, t5a sE -
SWAIN Psnaesa is in refund hotes dutes longitu-
dinay, with the following words blewn the glass;
"Swanss Panaeea-Phada,," hxving but enc label,
which esvers the esrk, vita the signature of VIVA Swain
ON il, so that the cork, Clearing also upon SEAL
the Impression, "Wn Swain, eenRot he drawn with
ont destroying the signature, without which is
genuine, The medicine ixay consequently be known
e be genuine when the signature is visible; counter
cit it will be pun ished forgery, ~
Presared at 6WAIM'6 LABORATORY, PhiIadcl-
phia, and sold by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, eerE;er Of
Hanover ana Market streets, Baltmers. ..
sc q . WIN. SWAIN 4 SON.
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EVENING, JANUARY pa, Is4i

no. sWAIM'S PAEACEA-CAUTION. Thu
greatceebrty which this remedy has acquired during
period OF twenty .ars its increasing demand, and It's
unparalleled success has induced number OF persons
from time to tms both at home and abroad, toihate II
fR various ways.
As long these mutations esnfHed 10 mixtures
bearing other names did esRdsT ii necessary to
aiver ito tsEs bat having evidence in possession
gross desePtisHs pTzstised BY uEPnnspled mea, in
hiding spurious syrus for the scrnuns swaim's Pan
eea' we cannot toe strongly caution the public to avsid
purchasing medicines fre any but the HeS respect
ale sources.
1t Is difficult to detect in many instances the actual
perpetrators of these npestens as the spurious mix
lures arc the mere generally ssnt int the interer and TO
Some time back, we detected fraudulent initatisHi
NewYork, closely resembling own, but the bettles
wers labelled William Swaa, instead Of WHLIAA
SWAIN. w
Mere recently we have found bottles east n q msuld
precisely like our own, but HSwaiR's Panacea' New
York sblown in the glass, instead Of swain's PaRa
ers, % PhilaaeEphtd.
We have received re seated asvees frsn he West N
ds islands that empty bottles purchased up at
high rafs for the purpose of Telling Them with spU
Gus tre: and Of ths thousands eli bottles Of SHaim's
PanaceG ANNUALLY sold il our principal cues, we can
ne= io Ia various ways to aefTaEd the proprietor
S1S seeive the public. .-
Use heve known instances Of three bstaes being made
cut IF enc, by mixing POrtez Of SsTssParila syruP
with the genuine swailas Panasea, thsFeby retaiaine
Sme 81 It's virtues.
In Philadelphia, lately, Large srdsr was received BY
ameresRte house for swaiH's Panasea bstes; azssulC
in exact imitation Of oar made, aad the srde
snpplied-and recent advices from Brazs Intern tina
aVessef from Amsterdam had arrived Rio dc Janeiro
partly laden with bottles precisely like w,
have also possession book printed in Germany far
smile of cur swG book of cases and certificates
From all these circumstances it will be that
Ee SwaIm's Panaesa eounterfeited and initiated
10 considerable extent and these limitations no
only fraud upon Us, but VIII necessarily proLact tn
suer1gs fvalidsin those diseases where the gcnuiA
medicine might have proved eficaeious; we must ret
upsn the public 10 purchase the Swaim's PaRacea oR
authentic and respectable houses and dealers, VIII
ObaIa their supplies either from oar Labratsry in Pha
delaIaiA or fren our accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE No IS Pine street,
New-YOrk.
tssned.) WILLIAM SWAIN x SON,
Philadelphia, 10Th April, 1870. l-..
~ ROBERTS& ATKINSON
esrnsr of Hanover and Marketsfe
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GsWAIM'S VERHIIFUGE-THE MOST USE
- Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIC.
This well known anti-dysenterie aad wena medicine
has proved successful these twelve years past and is
universally acknowledged by all whe have tried it, to
he far superior any other medicine employed in
the diseases for which it is recommended. IL Is per
fectly safe, and child will refuse TO take it.
Worms being especially apt 10 infest persons of de-
bitated digestive organs and eaciated constitutions,
mHeh mischief is often done by the ordinary worm
medicines, which generally consist of the strongest pr
gatiyos, calomsl-lhat destroyer Of the constitution
biiters, pink root spirits of turpenfne, wornseed o
&C.. &c. Articles of this kind may destroy worms kut
they deblitae the stomach, and often materially mjure
the general health without removing tie cause
Swaims VeImifuge has the peculiar advantage of re
moving the cause OF worms, by giving vsOr and healthy
action to the stomach Bowels and organs of dsestion
This medicine, by avigoratng The internal functions,
Strengthening The organs Of digestion, and removing the
primary which creates morbid secretisns, viii
lieye Bowel Complaints, Choe, Dysentery, Dyspepsia,
and the whole tram of hillary affectoas Sick Headach,
Aciaity of The Sionaeh Foul Breath, Bleeding Piles
&c IL is aHtidoe in the early stages of fever and
cholera morbus. As general family medicine it staAds
unTivaed il applicable to Of the diseases
which children subject. sWam's YeTmifugc will
be found Of utility to persons whe occasionally
indulge in the cSRvviaIfty of the table; 3Cse taken
bssEe diRnsr will anticipate TIE effects Of aeidty of the
stomach, not unfrsqueatly produced by wine In the
neglect of this however, dose in the msnng or the
following nenng, will in most instances, restore the
tone of the stomach.
Fanatics resident in the country, aaa isolated In q
measure from medical saVee-avellers iourneying 10
all public Institutions aad charitable associations, will
fad this remedy constantly hand, OF great utility
Prepared at SWAIM'S LABORATORY, PhiIadel
phia, and sold ~ ROBERTS l. ATKINSON, eerner Of
Hanover and Market streets, Baltimore. f.l1-
seSs WIN. SWAIN x sen.
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"a q nI "A AL

y :
ID ICHARD BUVALIz respectfully informs his
u = friends and the public generally, that he has re
moved to No. 210 BAgrIMoRE STREET, i've Doors
West of his former stand and nearly opposite Hanover
street, where he has hand and shall continue to keep
q large and choice selection sfCARPETlNG, &C.
CONSISTING of super Velvet Saxony, Brussels, imperial
tire eply super AMI fine, Ingram aRd Venetian
with Rugs to MATCH Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy and PLAN
Floor Bazes, Table end Piano Covers, and all other
articles pertaining TO the trade, zost of the goods are
this fall importation, hcw and choice patterns, selected
expressly for the city trade, ans will be sold as cheap,
and favorable terms as the same san be
of any house n this city, Philadelphia or New YORK
I3-Persons wishing 10 supply themselves with an
articles in his line requested to give him call before
making their selections. diff an
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x x X q # Is = $50 nm j. =. u. -
GaoDef's Compound Aromatic C0nfecliOn

GOOPEIs'S COMPOUND ARoMATfe CON
INFECTION pleasant, certain, safe, and effaeta
ration combining all tho medicinal virtues of Balsom
Copava and Cubebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties,
bined with the compound extract of sarsapara, with
several veg able extracts of rea efficacy, foras tho
most perfect ard desirable rene ever discovered
and as it combines the medicinal properties Of ssrsa
parlIa It pures the blood, and removes in few days
yey yestige Of the disease. II particularly recon-
mended in obstinate eases where all other remedies
have failed. The Confection Is put up in neat I'm box
a. with fall direetions-each box containing sufIcien
10 effect perfect m any ordinary esse-and when
properly known must become the only remedy used.
I. n WARNE H. ssrnsr Butaw and Market sfs.; and
o.MeCORMICK, IS North cay Street, old Tewa
Price q per boz ia 9iastal ap lea
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NOTICE.

YzyHIS undersigned, (owners of the Washington
ChroL .csl have made assignment of their ac
counts and assets to CHARLES 8. FOWLER, Esquire,
of Baltimore for the benefit of their creditors. All col
ecors others indebted, will please observe that said
Fowler has appointed JAMES Il. HAMILTON (now OF
Baltimore,) his agent, to whom all payments are re
ouestea te be made J. II. HAMILTON
- 'l7l1 = Iti z. w. DENHAM.
Ps. ]. II. HAMILTON continues his agency lct
settling Gen. DuFF GREEN'S accounts, maze curing ms
residence IA Washing tOa city. $50 +~fe-
BAltip,e ra. 9sth Sent. 1910. r.s- t-..r
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
w BE.4LE II. RICHARDSON has on hand
large assortment of Fall and Winter Goods which he
is now selling off at very reduced prices As the sea
son is advancing he will offer his well selected STOCK
at prices which cannot fail to please
On hand Cloths of all sades and qua ines; rom ~
$40: Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths, Flushings Sc;
Fancy Csssimeres Cassinets, Kentucky Jeans, ran
neis Blankets, Canton Flannels, Ticking large as
sorfruent of English French and German Menpos, YES
tings Domestic Goods, black ground CalIcos; Broche,
itfenno, Thibet Wool and Six Shawis; Mousellne de
Laine figured and lain Silks and salinS; Bonn
Handkerchlefs, Irish Linens, with many other goods
all of which will be sold low Gail ana see.
BEAEE II. RICHARDSON,
dls Nc. LES and l73 Baltimore 81 near Charles So.
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yRyHE BALTIMORE LITERARY A51D
RELIGIOUS MAGAZGNE-Conducted by ROB
rTT J. BEEcK1NR1poE and ANDREW D. CEoss.-Jahu-
airy, 1871. CON 1ENIS: .,.,;.....I -, ,,,e
l-Speech Of Robert J. Rreeknrdge, deXefea IN tlie
Court House yard az lexington, NY, on NE l-in
tay- of October, 1870 Ia reply 10 the "Speeeh
o. Robert WIckiifie, delivered in the Courthouse
in Lexington, ON the 10Th day of August, 1870,
upon The occasion of resigning his seat as Sena-
tor from the county of Fsyette." And IN defence
of his personal character, his political principles
and ha religious connexions. More part ulary
in regard 10 the questions of the power OF The le-
esIature on the subject of Slavery, of tn Impor-
fation of Slaves, of Abolionism, OF British infiS-
enee, of Religious Liberty, etc.
2.-Monism, No. /.
3-Narqarita, Romana-rhe First Dive
4-Rev0lution il the Maryland Hospital.-Prosress
in Public Sentiment
Sine Gospel Mystery of sanet6catioa, by Rev
VIM. Observation-Disclosures VII
fby-Notices Receipts Accounts, Answers to Letters
&c. sc.
Subscriptions received and single Numbers sold by
DAVID OWEN * SON,
il 81 N. Gay st.
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Jew BOOKS.-The Flag Ship, or, voyage
around the World in the United states fils44te
Co'tmbis attended by her consof tie Sloop OF Nat
John Adams nd bearing the broad Penaant OF Soilao
dors George G. Read. By Fitch W. Iayiof' N""P'4'"
TO The Squadron. ,,., cir
Shetiasd and the shetanders, or the Norteth III
cult, by Caharine Sinclair, author OF Mo"efh Accom-
Scotland and the Scotch, the Western Circuit by
the same author ~, -. ,,,. Of
Cbristisn Principles, by Mrs Colonel Alackay
he Dew of Israel and The Lily OF God; or UlinpSe
nf fine Kturdon of Grace by DR.. +. W. ADVANTAGEOUS
author of "Elab the Tishbite y &c. -,,.-..,,.
The Hearts Eases or, remedy against al u"I"ie,
with consolatory discourse particularly Gfseteu ~
those who have lost their friends aha near reiauos ny
Simon Patrick, d. ID. n f.,a
Memoirs of the Rev. Charles hisbett, u: ~ Id1e
President of Dickinson College, by SanueI idihei ~
d. Professor in the Theological Seminary, ff'ies''
The Complete Works of Thomas Chalmers! ~ ".
and L. l. D. Professor of Theology IN the LiI'5IaLE
Of Edinburgh and corresponding member Oh iie N"y"'
Institute of FT4nca, vols ,.,. ..-ot, ,.,,,s
The Young Man from Home; by John AhsCii yhIics;
Feed my Lambs, by Daniel Wilson, d. D. b's'ioP Vi
Calcutta. ~, ,,, or :, bv
Sowing and Reaping; or, What viii come Oh IL, oy
MARY Hewitt, author OF Strive and InriVe; 81
rowing yet rejoicing, or narrative Oh tece"' suee'
ALSO-A further supply of philips DSFot1 ,.
Guides. The Marthas, The Marys ana Inv i-!"'S
Jalnes' Anxious inquirer.
Just received, and for sale by ,
ARMSTRONG 4 BERRY,
aa IA DAT No 1874 Baltimore ST.
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NEW GiEM kNT.
UNITED STATES MALL LINE, DAILY TO THE
sOBTH, AT l O'CLOCK, a, NJ VIA THE
ClIESAPEAtE BAY,
II eGR.sD a s<s.STT


consesuenc. ckaRse in the hour of arrival Of
a the Eastern Mail, and in sonpliancs win ne feqai,
sons of the Post efiee Department. y NafyiRho sia
Virginia Steamboat Company hereby 81 Z notice thst
on and after THIS DAY, April the I'd, The steam-b boats
and JEWESS, will leave the lower end Of Spears
Wharf alternately, EVERY DAY, at o'clock, 4. M.
or as the Eastern mail arrives, Tor Nenek ana
The Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail road.
On arrival aft ortsmouth, Cars will be in readiness to
convey passeRe rs to Weldon, N. c., from whence ira
velers will proceed Immediately 10 Wilmington, and
from thence by Steamboat 10 Charleston IA distance oil
900 miles frem Baltinorc) in about So hnurs or less
The Steamboats, PATRICK HENRY and THOMAS
JEFFERSON leave Norfolk alternately, every TUES
DAY, THURsDAy and = ATURDAY for Sichzoad
line on Monday, Wednesday asd Friday are sure of a
connection. ~ 49,
For the North enc of the above Keats viii leave Nor
folk DAILY, at o'clock, p. NJ. and touch at Ports
mouth for passengers by the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad, who win have the option of being placed next
morning on board the Philadelphia Steamboat of North
Point, thereby arriving in Philadelphia several hours
earlier than they possibly do by any other route or
of being brought up the city, where they can remain
until half past r. M snd take the kai-road cars north
This line has been IN operation "a years, and there
s,speT has been uecidea board the boats involving
loss sf life or injury to limb. -. f-..
General Agent the Maryland and
#H Virginia Steamboat Co., Baltic.
Freight for Portsmouth will be landed in Nsnelk and
seat sersss at The cost ofthe consgnee
'e' Passage through to Weldon, Si3
Passge te Norfolk, (mtals neluded,) So
Pasae to Richmena, (meals included : sic
ap 2sagdu
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CANFIEI.D 4 BROTHER,
Corner Of Baltimore and Charles streets.


addition to their already large assortment are daily
II receiving supplies of goods IN their line, such as
Gold lever WATCHES, of seFobias," "JohnsoR,
eeHarrison - and ether makers-@god anchor levers,
sgold lepines and vertical Watches; silver lever s-
yer English and common silver Watches; geld Guards
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS and seals; gold Ear
Rings; PINS and RINGS cf every variety; gold Pencil
Gases; THlNIBI.Es5; Miniature CASES and every va
riety Of JEWELRY; silver and plated WAKE OF ali
CLOCKS hIlisis BOXES; GerIass silver sFooNS
and FORKS. - ts,t .,,,o,ns
; GAiso-MILITARY GOODS, such as-sWORDS,
4EPAUI. ErTEs, Pl.UAIES, SASHES, BuiTONSs,, ana
every article in that line "Roger's'' fine CUTLERY,
together with all kinds of Tools and waen
nakers-with great variety o. e z,b;ch y;Ii he soI3
at reduced prices and pleasing terms at OF
etail, Country merchants are invited 20 caI. oc3
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by DUFF GREEN,
plot AND TRANSCRIPT.
ished every evening, Sundays excepted,) at Ne.
IL, Wafer street, opposite Chespside-

TERMS:
DAILY PILOT, Sc per anRun.
PILOT FOR THE COUNTRY, 81
WEEKLY PILOT, 50 50
Where five subscribers at post Office unite,
AND remit free Of postage, they will receive
five copies of the Weekly Pilot for. SIC ee
And five Of the Country Si5 90
And for greater number at the same rate
The payment in all TO be in advance. The Ed
the right to continue the paper, unless all
urrearageS paid and in that the price of the
weekly will be THREE DOLLARS per annum, and the
reuInTy five dollars per annum. .a
!by-Ihe " PILOT FOR THE COUNTRY, - is large,
ands0me Sheet and contains all the interesting pc
idcal, and other news, from the DAILY PILoT. II s
ublished on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS.
III" WEEKLY PlLOT' also contains all the in
esting matter frSm the Daily, carefully arranged. 1t
valuable sheet for binding, for future reference,
it is the intention Of the publisher 10 make il coma
p etG Political Register. .
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VOL. 1...NO. 944.
DUxEITA EST,S VARIETY STORE,
No 1OlA BALTIMORE STREET

NO 1OiI BALTIMORE STREET,
BetDeei. South and CdIveTt streets,
ca. he had, on reasonable terms, the
sveeping. Shoe, Scot, Viewers and FullerS'
Round, square, and Oval Butter Prints, handsome
ly ettered.
Wiow-basket Carriages,
Bellows Marbles, Bandy ball, common Tops,
Baskets Washboards, Towel Rollers,
Fishing Hooks and Lines,
Hav and Garden Rakes,
Lime or Lsmon Squeezers,
Nests OF Sugar Boxes,
Bread Trays, Cake Boards, and Rolling Pins,
MouIders' Spoons,
Lamp Wicks, assorted; Candle Wick
Gaze or metal STAY Reeds and cane, suitable Tor
Reed makers,
Plough or leading Lines,
Purlour and kitchen Bellows,
Patent Taps Wool Cards,
VYooI,en, cassnett, and cotton,
Hand and fly Suttles; cabbage Nets, &C.
Baltinzore 18th msntb, 1910.
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1NaE SUBSCRIBER offers 70 his friends ana ana
,hr nnblic IN general at his Lumber Yard; GU inc
~ n, hao,, pratt street Bndge,-(Ofce, head Union
boe large and general assortment of seasoned Iu
Ien saeh as Panne ComIao1 Select ~ Gpns Foo
;;h nverv other article necessary to make goed
nssor,mept quantity of Ark Logs ana a'so 1ge
Plank will be sold at reduced prices as nav 10. -, y
quantity on h"I ;,I.,, a. ID. Z. THOMAS
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PERPETUAL FIRE INSURANCE..
EN RANCIS II. SMITH, AGENT OF THE
n FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA. u u .------- -.
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EpLUE 90 B.s;sed. I package super bius ana
80 Rs.yer Cloths; do invisible green Si &c &C. .'''
's xss superior heavy ggr Mf'isG H. iRschARDsoa
=. ~. s.u,=srs street. 4 doors spsvs cHsi's''
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III - t. ssomo,ds-as.srted Numbers

UN ~ r.! Trunk Boards-asssrtsd Numbers
do Binders do
do Band Box do
100 Realms Cloth PAPER
2O0 do Hardware do
300 d. Kealish Cap do
200 do Grocer's Bag do
For sale by 80 nm, 9 ,trrrc,1,.
~ 2 South Charles ST.
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Cards Of TIVE Tires emily, IS snAuin, in advance.
3-Serteen Raes, less, irse squaTe. If adver-
sement IS sixteen lines, the price will be in proper
on. All advertisements payable at the time OF
heir nseron except yearies, which payable quar-
ery in advance. II advertisements ordered in till
srbid will be charged atty five for each subse
uent insertion.
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:. : IA M TSC PAPERs-Doub Super Royal Sni
ibi, Royal, Double Msa =. super Royal my
nj Med nm and Demyzf3r sac Wy ~ rsuT & NUDGE,
1UhNEh, "'s-'.d : South Charles
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= = !. rCrExx CssEg, BEDs. tkC.--Ihe suDscrI
W her mas lust finished, and has on hand ready to
deliver The most extensive assortment ., BEDS sos,ea s
I a states all of which will be sold lower tnaa
ass The same quality cam be found in tlis cry, py
~ sodiate application at the Bedding mari, N"' Ah
. W corner of Lombard and Light SITS.
M B-Any Goods purchased al the establishment
which does rot prove recommended, ena be reurs
d. and the aoney will be refunded. = uII.-
-Z-EI17s u aNSISIcCTEED HERRlN GS--oOO
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Corner Pratt ST. AID Busan'g wharf lower end Of Cen
Market Space. aus
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GWAI1I,s YER1IIEUGE THE MOST Us 81

esrnsr of Hanover and Marketstc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

feufth-Thsi The fioenens neeiing zoe the elec,ios
81 state officers and tie ncmbcrs Of the General A.
semsy sAal Ia holden en- IN, s,ssas rs,,asv Of oc
inter snnossiy forever. A.d the General Assenbl,
shall Commence their sc-~en on the sr,f ThwsSay d
the succeeding January
fhb--fba, whenever anr Council Of Censor. shali
propose any amendment tplaaaton aJdnion TO lhs
Constitution ofthis State thoy shall propose the
direct, to The people FOR ,hee -doJtvn INSTEAD ofes-
ing convention TO Adop, the same
The Council Of Censcrs Odd not. their session in
October resolve upoh calling a Convention, but as
they had several other propositions Of amendment un-
der consideration and the Constitution required that
They should hold session after the rising Of the cgis-
laure' they adjourned to meet Burlington, on the
9th DAY OF February neu-fWsichman.
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AN IMPORTANT FACT
column.

The recent valuation Of property in the city Of CIV
York as shown by the official returns is real estate,
els6,347,a46 personal property, S65 43O456 making
an aggregate Of 25il777o2 In 1886 the the wealth
of the city was returned at, real s233742 $685.
personal s75,75Os,6l7 aggregate 3O9 400 92O show
ing declension Of S57, 72s,2is.
The population Of the city has increased nearly one
fourth in this PERIOD and additional real estate to the
amount Of some millions of dollars added-and in ad-
don to this, the appraisal made in 1896 was the wear
after the great fire which laid the heart of the CITY in
ashes, which lay lis ruins the time of the appra
sal, but which ~ now covered with immense piles of
granite and brick budings-notw outstanding all these
circumstances the value of property has decreased
fifty seven Millions hundred twenty eight thou
sand. two hundred and eighteen dollars.
Now asks every man, las we'll he may) what is the
meaning of all his1. Let The enquirer remember that
the poison of locofocosm did not get smartly a, wor
Throughout, every department, of our political systes
until about the middle of Van Burens reign, at abos
which time this declension began, unit, it finally ended
at the most complete subreasury currency prices
All this occurred under Mr. Van Burens reign and the
result of his experiments upon the prosperity of the
country predicted by the Wings with the accura-
cy of an oracle, and the danger Of those principles full
ly discussed and set before the people Indeed what
else could be the effect, long there is no safe or
available currency in the country. 1t is but natural to
suppose that in the absence Of means with which to
purchase, property decline in value and be sure
the price of labor would soon follow and be infinitely
lower depressed by the proposed loco plan of with
drawing all protection to American industry now par
tally afforded bv the tariff