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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-24

Farms Of <dverfising...OSE DOLLAR per square TOT
,bree Insertions and TvESTYFIvE CENTS for each ad-
itiona n.ertion-TEs LINES the space occupied os
$50 emf counted nothing counted less IMAM
souar.: all over square. and less square and a
haf TO counted square and haB--Per square LOT
three months THREE DOLLARS; for SIX months S1 DOL
LARS TES Dollars per annum; two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS per annum; three squares
TwESTY DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and others, advertising by the year. will he charged lot
column 1000 MIS- $780, per annum for three-fouths
of a column, $50, 90; half column, S3o,Ou iof
quarter of column. .00A deduction OF ~ per cent
will be made on advertsements longer than quarter Of
column, inserted by the half or year. ana no
altered. Cnancery notices and petitions Ion
he Maid Invariably in advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad must accompanied with the cash. ines
ordered for publication by a brother publisher
n b. No advertisement will be discontinued untI
paid for, the option of the pbisher or by previous
agreement between the publisher and the advertiser
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Information Wanted.

TNIIE undersigned, administrators the estate VIM
Neal deceased, late of Wayne o.Indiana are anx-
the residence and address of of the
said deceased, they unable ascertain
heirs said in this He
Western country twenty thirty years
ago. believed from Georgia, but there from
State of Maryland Any information respecting his
friends thankfully received and his relations will
9 this. LENlNUS KING.
JOSEPH RICH.
Richmond, May %. l541. 20tf
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MOrisOn,s Pills.
The Vegetable Unirrrsai Medicines Of the British
CoIIege Of Hpakh

College of Health.
ME Hygean Sycrem Of Medicine ha wing truth for its
foundation, and simplicity for its structure. has stood
the timehas friumphed prejudice and oppo
ton, and has become rorid-reaotened!
These Medicines ALL DISEASES that admit Of
f-because all diseases have origin-impu
rity Blood aud medicines only the
and eicaciou of all purifiers of the blood
they leave the stomach in heahf action make good
bioodwhich is health The following speaks for tseif
MORRISON'S PILLS.-CAUTION.-Brtt College
Of Health, Hamilton Place, Ner Road, London, July
II, 1910.
Whereas, Horato Shepheard Moai, OF New York, late
General the British College of Health. London, in
publicly making of my for the sale of certain
purportng be mine. This is TO certify, that
connected with such medicines, and that
against such OF name by the said Horano
Moat in whatsoever. the same be-
mislead the public. And further declare
that Dr. George Taylor OF w ali street. New york. 10 my
only authorised Agent United States of America,
and from whom alone Agents duly appointed BY
him can my had genuine. In witness WHERE
OF, have hereunto my hand and seal.
Signed, JAMES MORRISON. the Iiygeiss,
President Of the British College of Health
GEORGE TAYLOR, Ga Wall street, n. York. Member
of the British College of Health, and
Sole Agent for the u States
The Medicines may be had genuine at the Book
Store of ID. L. HoLL'"A Al
Rirbva,a Ia Dee - le4o 49u
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1912

Navy COMMISSIONER OFFICE, June Is, lS4l :.
o,EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed 'Ofers for Beef
or ..tdees for Pork Se, received
Office until O'Clock, r NJ Oh the 2oih uiy next ior
Jpited
5000 barrels Navy Beef and $500 barrels OF Navy
Pork: each barrel to hundr ed pounds
weight Of Beef or Pork To be delivered follows. viz
200 Bis of Beef al Navy ard, Charlessown, Mass
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ME subscriber is DESTROYS of selling private
Il any of the property hereinafter described, wit:
The House and lot at the corner of Main and From,
streets, occupied by John Williamson a a store.
A building lot, with Old house Main street
adjoining the above named lot THO adjoining
the three story brick lately put up by Job Bouon.
building lo also Main street, adjoining the proper
of Armstrong Grimes the running back about
$50 feet alley, and having the advantage of
alley extending from the front along whole length back
to the first mentioned alley.
The property where he resides. consisting Of good, well
ia ID by a. with Auor,
passage entry, kitchen milk house, house. all
brick. good and roony stable, and buildings
of good quality. Excellent water; roonly dry airy
cellar; about and half ground a less
quantity suit the purchaser; fruit
kinds The situation is surpassed by any place.
for peasantness. 1t is well calculated for private
dence and convenient the business part the
and would be good situation for boarding This
property The undersigned improved expressly per-
residence. and believes it will bear inspection
Also Farm of So situated about miles from
the City, directly the Greenvile originally
and improved by Frederick Hoover,
vd Holloway. The situation is unusually it
several strong and failing Springs excellent
ard consisting of 300 trees, embracing good
of fruit
The of sale Of any OF atove property.
will be fair and LIBERAL price and time. Those dis
posed to purchase such property, respectfully invited
cali and examine for them selves
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, 9Th, Mo. 22nd, 1871. 20-f
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Price of Bread Reduced!
ICE CREAM.

kept constantly on hand during II
and see.
Richmond. June :, le4I.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

INROM the subscriber, about weeks ago. small
COW, white. brown, and red spotted, no other ma TX
rec elected She formerly owned by Mr.. Paul Larsh
A Liberal reward will be given any Person who will
bring her the subscriber give information she
may be found. d. P. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond July Sd 1S4l.
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Copper, Brass, >hcct-irOn and
Tin-Warc MaMufactOryo

ME subscriber takes this method Of informing the
Zens of Richmond, and the public generally he
has commenced the above business Richmond,
intends keeping constantly hand general
Copper, Brass. Shee-iTon and Tin stills Brew
Fulers, Dye and aer's Kettles description
made order the shortest and good workman
like manner; all kinds of Copper wash and
ties kept constantly hand also
tin-ware which viii be sold wholesale retail on as
good il be boughtn kinds OF re-
pairing done the shortest The highest
will be paid for old copper, brass and pewter.
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond. May l6 1910. l9-tf
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EgglAeGII mAEgmr,

ME Subscriber fully informs friends
IL pubic generally that he ontnues the BAKING
BUSINESS, on Main street, two doors d. D.
SCANS Hotel. He viii have fresh supply of bread and
cakes Saturday evening and will continue TO keep
fresh bread and cakes of all kinds in future The
may be assured that they viii be supplied with all
of orsad and cakes, usually De had the
such
Loaf Bread; Rusk and Biscuit; Large Fancy
Cakes; small do; Rock do; Lemon do; Domestic
do; Apes do; Ginger Nuts: Ginger bread Nuts;
-uofasses Pound Cake; Pound Cake; Junables
Sponge Cake; Fruit Cake; and more than one
hundred other different kinds
Moaszes Candy, and Candy of all kinds
gar Toys. &c. &c
ICE CREAM, of the bes, quality in season
JOHN ELDERKIN.
Richmond. March. 25th. s41. I2-tf
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CALEB i2o wIILIhIAL


THE public will please observe that Brandrsth's
Pills genuine unless the box labels upon
each continuing fac smile signature OF my handwriting
thusB Bran3reth These labels engraved steel,
beautifully designed and done expense of several
thousand dollars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09
Uy.UlA- LlfR.

cirA~If~fss o. Al
ANtsE cleanl
beaufl properly cared
f OF of
dandni wi ceitlin, thru The ar fall by The
Balm ,unii,. lid, make toilet with
this article iear, NJ. have tired and
eNQ- ucedI IT, ~ perfumes.
irSiilc real valuable testimony from MI class
e to these
RE.lD TTfE FDTLOUIN1;.
Esd 1T cened,
lcw the high character 81 the following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify have used the Balm at 20
preventive tin falling I'll OF hair l aIs certain
Tn.rcnrn Methodist Minister George charge.
No ri Moth fnh =.
JoHS l. iNGII Archs.
JoiS ID. THuN.s, VI. -. lb3 Race
ions = FURrp. l0l Spruce
HUst Nott 2f3 South seventh IT.
JofNG Cam, JF. Arch
The aged, and f who wig, alwayset
Terience qualities vet ceIian,
From me .hapor-
tOMa ,NwEALIn 90 PgNNsYLvANIA,
81
Robert Philadelphia
ufs that am well acquainted h Mess r. lns Jhn fury
aud Hugh Me-
ln they and ctabity, aud such fan
credit should "a the >a.d
hand
r. ofthe city affixed s',th tav f Srgarbrr.
~ ROBERT WHARTON, Mas".
Look EIaIers . arfsc
nth de H. be- imposed upon One thing will pro
iect yunh The name Of Csro Co. nat BE- always
nraycr cheated. forget
bv It Hpos any
Ia h. true ct genuine. Tor sale ia indianapolis, by
2-tm DANIEL KING Druggist.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09

.H,ri,rgedf to Sinking Fund far future 10 pey interest.
ysNERE VIII be offered for ie Count House door India
o'clock r. follow, ne premises Of each as vii Iy
the prnca interest and damages thereon TOT failure I" pay the
eest as became due IN conformity with e provisions of the mort
gaze and bond Nei thereto,
The half quarter u, township
morrill, OF range east containing. 80 acres IN Marion county
gagged by John Nilsson for u dollars
Block No t. lying on the cast side Of the ow"o Frankfort and two
tracts [" ai, al ms' se more ,l o described on p'5s I
Afmanruut iuI 500 dollars.
The nort quarter Of section in nShp north Of range TO-
Tie west aifoi the southeast quarter section township south,
of range 10 west Nand,rbgh county; mogleed by samuel H.
No, No 81 the Indianapolis, noitsaeed
by BoN dollars
sixty land IN ore county, particularly described pa.cs
81 ard book Of me Lss OF deed7 % sad count" mosased by
H., , in square No IS in the town
of indianapolis, being the which
ls,- n.aI and assigned s sad Bow nsi stale Of Indiana
mortgage recorded ON page " Of book OF the records o deesof Ma
non county, 5l0 dollars.
The lha quarter section p township - north,
e-, n" & 81 aad . o or @ IN N'4eia'o county
The west half OF the northeast quarter section township Is morrill,
~ ase sa ii.a5 s,, ,i 5 s OF les !" Sa"
The undivided hall OF out lot Of Indianapolis No no. containing
- 100 acres aud the "estlai Of lot M No -
indianapolis. nssaeed by Thomas a.
which llI - 100 dollars OF principal rs been PAID.
The northwest quarter Oi section > and - much om the Idle
section by line draw pleel 10 the eas le OF said ecn
max "a a" asr' ' = ~ i M III H. Brow. ~ rang
Tie bali oflhe southwest qlaier section township 3ph
~ ~ ap 81 seerlu H. tsvI.Ip = lrr ~ ranre : e", ,
o. Samuel Brown for 500 dollsr>
section i3
Of Lille Blue containing l2O n
less. shelby mousasd b. k,bet DIoa
lhafe> f,r $40 dollars.
An o square acre, Of In
danpos: moigaged h John Cain it 90 das. L. r. Unielh
pa,or
e lafof the northwest fractional Of section
~ 100
mnrg1ced by Isaac Coleman fr sVJ dollars.
Two parcels ct land, the oihw quarter the
quarter -, ly north.
an ao in Hamilton county mougased by james
Cochran and Patrick George iof 800 dollars
the northeast dissection To- township II
quarter section l. township Il moth, in an
l56 Morgan county mortgaeed by Henry NJ. Collins
dollars.
The quarter north
northwest quarter tine southeast quarter o
township II moth, east. all 20 acres Morgan
iceantv Inss.arrd hy Philip Collins fof 30 dollars
uoThn quarter at section p township
ncumhlance deed d,
undivided Slh Of SAID Warren county; Ia
Thomas a. 800 dollars
Of section > township
containing - Decatur county lt,i
gacrt by Samuel for 40 dollars
To- township ], north.
the Of township
and The srh halt OF the half of
0 acres county by Henry Wynan the
, Young Nathan c1Tain, and Nathaniel Chapman
fuG 1850 dollars.
The half fe southwest quarter section north
the southwest Of the Of
section. IN All - afses, Marion morsaeed By
Crzne 20 so dollars.
The qpser and h-if Of quarter o
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09
S5;1i|I l ILLS

OR REALLY health COMPARED WITH p or 50 CENTS.
IA n~ , ,ha. ' rs rus % s % ~, "a :. ~ \ MI
not deasand who docs H0 Know cloud Of witnesses arr be
they do know and ene hat h, have and ears
] , s,eh rssdis and rlsss seh un,Ssr. .slassla-tey
general ~ inroan and esew here-
p Of puhase blessing
,h@b IN ,p era,, AID aed IN their r~i. Ths town
ALIKE nned ~nh rhs gra'-s The palace and poo
alike DO ala lH viHuein all climates under all iemp~rs
they ~ ean ,r wonderful powers and ssen them unansred
l'ss WI s I ris i,nns a.,a, n"ss-, ffruses,sm
I'm =, 49,, S,s.en Pile ,,lsl,s F,e e,~,r,cssns Fur.a
Heartburn, NAUSEA sienshno the Soseh and gr boses,
ncut Dira faraenoe aauai Ce~isensss l~~se Appsie,
s, and IN ~ II Tspr Of the INV
& ~ife oaltr an "ereni " nd'"ed f@"e'ng nshf nae
SEA, fp"si M aS ana s nc me ,"s, ~ ~ No., ir reser.
fee h, & New Nork Also The ,mscan Institute honorrd
with ,re premiums 6 is inlaile PERFECTION
manufacturing incidence, and the medical sseiy 4 y v
age. nei The uar-h district south. where
and elr thai Peters orruaied mankind
Some 'er qaaek tel ,oa Their no-'r- Will cure every hing
wi leave allow prescriptions Wrappers and all a. tale - alb
rive mote any dollars my
mef WAY. and would exchange them CT none.
sti then apiaton t. ever, variety
eaied and er napP nucnce Young ladies he suffering
de, the cans-s ducoi te laws ladies
n condition always aut eirpwsr and innocenoe, anc
take two 81 lhr,t time slightest degree
hazard OF abortion which facts ct te utmost noanee Three
Of four :, e1a'" dos hs i ' m, ' - "sss
unaoqan'cd with e power aud efficacy paSe {" oal"n Inc
commended h such Will confidence. The sui- III
the Np,recc really What
Il 10 obtained supply from n Peters
has prices nqu cor fstefs' Neretasc Pulls
The rs such truths their uni
peopir.' must nd tcars.'
/ The klse % LESSONS ipksd awhile,
A. though his soul turned o. ilc
AZ Tint un.g,lfue at hi~.
rs AL men - Peters Fills.
Ihcse Pills % prtrTs the slaughter
Aud The blood II a.
Peters maNcS. I've hcaTd hun SAY
Five hundred thousand gils day,
the = small
Forss-,n the cletks, 80 marked lor diain.
Begin likt 70 h',frh.
a. sriaf rufhc q tn
whar and Suddsr
Tsaa.on brad R and IlHlc hiar indianapolis
Cdufeaburg. Nfes,ie. C0IsrAs Casbs.
Blaskdgs a TEsiss. -haTas
Jpa BsHaar. yorktown. Bi.sci @ d.
.fafaHu THfHaa MuucoNn. Googri and "
.ft,r Winchester Dr. - - 7ppicfcH. Bndsrppt ~ = netek,
andd s M Mort
b. U4i,ok, snlrsyir 10. ~ T. IharHbwH and
fiji Ioion ia. Rreheg fankin JOAN y k@g
also clnih eandtl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09

CoNGRsssIoNAr.-Mr Marshall. IN a very co
qnent speech the last day Of the session Ius,rat-
ell the anoraties of Mr. Botis's PRACTICES bs an au-
ccdote. which produced great deal If mesriment
An unscrupulnus individual was play ng 100 with
number of rquaintances by way Of commanding
success. he stealihily withdrew from the puck of
cards the ace. king ani queen OF clubs. and placed
them on his knee under the table. \ share eyed
fellow, who sat next bun, secretly removed these
cards and substituted three low ~ another suit
Presently club was turned truap. aud the
sharper eagerly - zci his three cards with a GER
,anty OF winning tae money. Ga looking a his
hand. he threw u down in Gsmay. and sprang L.
his feet exciaiming. GeAfitnlea, ftere's cse al:l
round tiIs 6oyd b. Cd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09
OLD WINTER Is COMING.

ny MISS HANNAH GOULD.
Old winter coming again-alack
How ,cy and cold l. he,
lie cares not pin for shivering back,
He's saucy I'D chap To- white and black.
lie whistles his ch'll- with a wond' riul knacS.
For hc COMES irom a cold country.
\ witty old fellow this nter IS
On ghiy old fellow for gee,
he cracks his Jokes on the pretty sweet mis-.
The vfinkly old maiden unfit = ki-s.
AID frcezcs the dew OF their lps.--f,r tlIls
!. tie wly with such fellows n be.
Old winier'.a frolcksome Oh blai- s9i.
He rs Wild n his humor aud free
iIc'I VIII site along for the tnt % si- thought.
AL s,- ~ the warmth - fur at naught.
And ruilir ihe lices the pretty grs bought,
For a frolcksome fellow Is ne
Old winter IS blowing his gusts along,
And merrily shaking the tree
From morn tli night he Will -'n- his SOM
Nov mo,nrg and shnr'-now boNlng and long
lis voice is loud. for his lungs are str,ng
merry old fellow is he.
Old winter wicked old chap ween-
y wicked as ever you'll see
lie Withers the flowers 80 fresh and green
And bites the pert nose of tie mes OF sixteen,
y shc triumphantly walks in maiden sheen
wicked old fellow is he
Old wir'er's tough oil follow for blows;
Is tongh ever you'll see
He'll trip up our trotters. and rend our clothes,
And s'ilen our limbs from ingars 10 toee--
lie minds not the cry OF his friend or his fles-
topeh old fellow L. he
\ cunning oil cluw is inter the say,
\ cunning old fellow Is b.
IL peeps IA the creviccs day by DAY.
To see how we are passing time AWAY.
AMI marks all our doings from grave ani gay
i'm afraid h. H. pecping At me
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09

AOvTRrIsiNG.--Ouc of our merch1n's who has
tried hard 10 get along and the expense OF al
vertISiug, IN conversation with US few days ago,
told IL that h. had learned something in that way
and should not again show himself penny Use
and pound foolish" lie stated that since he had be-
gun 10 advertise III all the papers. his business had
merely doubled and tripIed, but had increased
ten Jod Many Of our old fashioned merchants
WHO btvc been afraid of advertisements. have had
give way To the and chterpTslug traders
and II some OF the former class have mlintaincd
their ground against the latter. has been only
under circumstances not common TO the generality
OF merchants
merchant and manufacturer told some time
since, that he had sold goods enough IN one We To
ssSie customer whom he knctc 10 hare jeea draici
T. his store ~ GdreIfiseHoHt. II pay, from the
profits ct those goods. all hs advertising expenses
Tor that year. \ firm OF lumber merch ants IN this
city. long since sold between five and SIX hun
dred dollars worth Of lumber TO person from the
country when the bargain had been made. the pur-
chaser remarked that he induced 10 cal on
them lthe seller from seeing adver isenent IN
the Palladium-and thereuprn they sent word TO
se' them down henceiurth a. weary ADVERTISERS
Ii customers were generally tn- habit Of saw
ing t. the merchant, = sec you advertise such and
such articles and wish 20 look AZ taen,"-al ioub,s
Of tie advantage Of liberal Advertising would soon
vanish Ihis may gerhaPs Be CONSIDERED oar al
r,fit~meH Nell-be Il then. We must IN
sisf. however that 4 - not mere puff. and that
II / not put for our own purp So Disqualification
We abundan:iy favored in that WAY amd cannot
well lind too all favor- of that sort. and
therefore intend soon greatly 10 tsiayge oar dmea
so0-so TO have probably the largsst daily and
rri-weekly aapcrs ,ior the price, in New England.
No--no-we repeat. 1t u not mere puff cat Sc
Der truth. i ANY one " III admit who haS been very
observing regard the effects Of adyertislng.-
.Nec Harea Pat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL
From Kea6Gli's Erpositor.
TARIFF TAXATION.
DIALoouE BrrwEEN Two FARNrRs.


Farmer ~mith-Ne'ga bor Jones, you are Away
talking about the tax that Congress has imposed on
BY the bill increasing tie duties on goods brought
from foreign parts. ! am sure ! pay no tx 70 the
Gavcfnment at Washington.
fsrn.r Jones.-lo on don't, Don't you u-a salt ia
your family and give II 10 your cattle
Far. ~.-Ceriainly but don't pay any TX on
that.
Far. J.-Yon Do indeed tho Government take.
from you one hushel ont Of every sx Or ~ iAes y7u
Fay Tor i've b. heels much money o. would Oug
SIX ii there wss 10 tariff. and ftle more.
Far. So don't understand that, please to ex-
PLAN.
Ear. 1.-THE Tarf impose Tux Of tSeaiy per
cent On the sali brought into the country winch
government makes tie merchant Pny l. lts-coi-
l,ctor 81, thr.ites. On every five bushels be lands
from Tia shifs, lac gosernuei '"ak's h.n' ply rs
much a. one bushCl is worth That increases the
cot To- him enc fifth W hen l.e gpcs . sci a. 10
The farmor- Doe adds villa. hc pays tnc government
L. the price and 20 makes tie iarmeTs pay Il back
Ia him. Do YOU understand d.
Far. 81 think | do 1t the rchsnt pays
dollar for two bushels the government maees hin
nay twenty cents 20 the Coli.c'or, and when he
comes 10 seI It 10 rs be makes as pay hin dollar
and twenty cctis tor the two bushels.
Far -Exacily ~ TINT D. the principle, but tne
practical Effect is worse than that. The merchant
you know, must have hls profit ou a Tie mtnty Ia
pays ouf fr ihe salt whether 20 the makss tir tm-
Iieier or - tie government. IL, ADDS t.e saine
: - 81 Iruht t. The twenty cents paid Iof Guit u
8. does 10 the one dollar aii TOR salt II hs prof
4 BE- twenty per cent. It amounts 10 tlur cents or
the duty, that f,r every twenty cents the mer-
chant pays the government, the iaTmer pays TWEEN
y four cents 10 the merchant.
Far. :. - ic-. yes, See u now. But much ct
the sat We buy. made 20 this country anu they
don; tax taat.
Far. Ill - all the same thing. The same tax
which compel. the Inport.ng merchants 90 rinse the
price oi the snit that from abroad twenty four
cents Oh every dollars worth enables the maker IL
sait nj home 10 increase the price II he sa twenty
four cents on the collars worth also.
Far 81 see that. but il don't 80 the Govern
mcnt
F,r. J.-Wh an docs IL 20 TO!
Tar. 81 the sal; maker suPpl-c.
Far. J-kNactly 80. Aud IN I'm Wy. the Ia.
rifi mikes tn trmef pay to thr salt maker twenty
four per cent more every dollars woeth OF silt
iughi Of hm. than h. would have To- pay II there
was ~ Tariff at al.
Far. S.-Mr Clay says this is 10 prot scl home in.
dustry.
Far. Dos that law protect your industry or
mine, or tint of any other farmer, mechanic day
laborer. winch cpmpels u To- give twenty four per
cent. more for salt than We would have to give
# there was M tariff ~ all.
Far. :. = Well well. | never thought OF this
thing before VIII 20 home aud think about 1t and
then VIII talk with you again.