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THE BCANDREru PILLS.

ME remarkable cures which have been effected b,
BfanirotA,s Pins nave a-.oalslel tn whole med.
ca! faculty. many Of whom concedod that they
greatest blessing that ever given to the world
The celebrated PiIls universal lv
good effect is because their action harmon wiki
III body
purge the old leaven that ye may become "A new
lump, l. the language of Hoy Wut, n figure fpcd sp
riayIt - true, bdt how could il have aay application
unless confirmed by practical experience body
ter! The foundation upon which this figure Of scripture
rests IS immovabe he laws which gov the tides,
that occasion the thunder of heaven.
The CONDITION THE condition upon whicl, God has
given health care to keep his stomach
and bowels free from all morbid unhealthy Accommodations
The effect this must BE those remedies which
cleanse the bowels aud purify the blood
Good healtfdl medicine IS only a species of food:
the animals whose habits have the of observing
sick, they wander through fields, and
Of those herbs which open their bowels and purify their flu
ids, winch Immediately restores their health
When dose of Brandreth's Pals taken. they r
dgeted and pass to every part of the system bat they
leave the body they have effected pur
pose, and health aud vigor by them insured.
Mineral medicines may the system; but they
with dlcuty got out and they always occasion pain
and misery while they remain in the body;
Whereas B-andrcth's Pills a piece OF
Bread and evacuated with the disease which they
taken.
rom the born to the time we cease To BREATHE
bodies constantly wasting and constantly build
ing The action of the atmosphere wears wastes
them The food we eat, the digestive organs
blood. which builds up by circulating power.
Thus the human body healthy when the blood circate
freely. and when any thing pre- through
rven1rnIfJ1I :. INV ,or-1s, -rr,-u ,,,.- 49,. .--.-
CET-AIy Office is Third street, between Main aud
Walnut. Cincinnati, Ohio, where the GENUINE PILLS
always be obtained.
The undersigned persons ire the OsLY AUTHORISED
AGENTS in the follow ing places:
Samuel PIERCE, Richmond; J. T.. Durham. Cen,rcviIc;
Iackey u Abrams Cambridge City; y kifk. Dublin;
VIM Lewis IIagerstown; Seth ienzhaw. Green-bofough;
Rogers x Meek, New Castle John Thonhugh, Economy:
Sar'l ray, franklin; johnson x Co., WIiam-5ugh;
Craig. New Boston; Goodrich Brother y inchester;
M,DonoIeG 4 Co.. Arlington; d. J. Cotton, New raris, o.
July ;, ISL 26-6m
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TEOrEs0aa'S Pills.
The Vegetable Universal Medicines of the British
College of Health

E1nE Hggsan Screen Medicine, having truth for its
4 foundations and simplicity structure, has stood
me test 81 tmehas trumphed prejudice and oppo
tion and has become tc9rd-re1oraedi
Ihese Medicines cure ALL DISEASES that admit Of
curewHY because ali diseases have enc ogin-iulpl-
FItE 81 me hood and these medicines only
mo7t certain and eficacinus Of all purifiers blood
hi ifey leave lAe stomach HealthIl action good
5oo1-ghich i health The following speaks itself:
MGRitt>DNt> PlIl.S-CAU TION- College
q He4lLt, Hamilton Place, .Neac Eoad, London, JUN
II, 1910.
whereas, iiorato Shepherd Moat. New York, late
IeleraI Agent 70 the Brush College Health, Lonion in
p"ocig making use Of my for the sale Of
medicines Purportag be mine This is certify that
am II no wise CONNECTED with such 5-nez. thai
protest against such of my by the said Horato
>hepheaTd Moat in any whatsoever. same be-
mr. calculated rseal the public. And further declare.
that Dr. George Taylor, Of " all Nev york. my
only authorised Agent ii the United States America
and from whom alone. and the Agents duly appointed b
him. my medicines genuine In witness where
of, have hereunto nv hand and seal
Signed, JANIS MoE!soS the IvreIst
Presiden, Of the British College Of feaTtb
GEORGE TAYLOR, GO Wall street., y York. Member
of the British College Of Health. and
Sole Agent for the L. States
TIE above Medicines may be had genuine a, the Book
Store of D. p HOLLOW
Richmond, Ia, L &C. Il, lc40- 49tf
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E AR JAYNE'S ENPECToRANT-Ths Invaluable
~ medicine Is daily etectlng OF the atons
ing ana wonderful that have known. All
who have used il for Asthma, Cough, Splitting Blood
Hopping Cough, CrJop Hives. Consumption. Chronic
Peursv Hoaseness Pain aud Soreness Of Breast, diff
EcuIy BreatHAg, and otor disease the 1t AGS
and BREAST, and DO attest lis usefulness
II stands u1rIvH IleIt stands pre-emInentTGY and
yo9 viii be forced acknowledge that virtues haze not
eaaaot be orcrrgted it stands far above and be-
You'd tae reach competition; that II 10 the only reasonable
the only naIrai and the only truly successful method Oh ar
resting and curing diseases ct lao Pulmonary Organs
E%tsact of certificate from the Rev. Dr. Babcock. late
President of the Natorvlle College, Maine:
"Egom Intimate personal acquaintance with DR.. y.
JAYNE, cglr Medical University of Penn
syvania, experience, successful practitioner Of rae-
cine. prepared appreciate the numerous tosti-
monGis i'm taEo Of his different medical preparations. much
more highly than the great majority Oh those which are
tcasIvc5y oausn. oo trial of them iiy family,
and some OF them personally, have more Than realized
their favorable autcPatons. They what they profess
to hcnot qnac nastr7but shiuly prepared antIdotes
for OF affective of hannah diseases know
they highly esteemed, and o len:lv prescribed, b.
some OF tho most respectable of the regular practitioners Of
medicine of this city and elsewhere, aud 10 not hesitate
% commend them valuable addition
ca, and sale, we'll oninenty useful remedy for the
diseased
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Information Wanted.

ME undersigned, administrators on the estate or Vim
Neal. deceased. late Of " ayne oIadiana. are anx
Ios 20 ascertain the residence and address some Of the
relatives Of said deceased they To ascertain
iat there heirs said cornrv He
came to the Western country twenty or ,nirty wears
ago 1t - beeTed from Georgia. but went there from
the Stale Of Maryland A,v information respecting hi-
friends will re thankfully received h- relations v IN
m II TO their Advantage write Immediately after learn
iais LENINUS KING.
JOSEPH RICH.
Richmond, May -. ls4l. 2os
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Copper, Brass, Shcca-iron aEsGf
'EEas-vsas.e Mandatory

WIZ subscriber takes this method informing the
n zens OF Richmond, and the public generally
has commenced the above business Richmond he
intends keeping constantly hand general assortment
OF Copper, Brass. SHeetTou and Tin stills Brew
Fulie Dye. and Hattcrs Kettles every
made order the shortest
like manner all kinds of Copper wash, ket-
ties kept constantly hand; also, genera assortment OF
tin-vare which VIII be sold wholesale OF retail on a.
good il be bought west All kinds OF re-
pairing done the notice The highest price
VIII be paid for old copper, brass and pewter.
HCGH OWEN.
Richmond. May Is, 1910. fg-tf
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RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr.

Mr. Nicholas Harris, OF the deacons OF the First
BAPTIST Church of Philadelphia, has been perfectly cured
bv a1ter having suffered for sixty years with Asthma
which Hitherto haiod the skill OF Of the best Phys
clans of the city. Mss Mary Campbell Of Fayette Co.
Pa has been cured of Asthma of eighteen years standing
by this ExpectoranI.
Finally, what the public have long DESIRED medicine
tIis kind which might depended upon, prepared by
regular physician offered them, and had
JAMES *. DUGDALE,
July "a, l84I.-29-ly RIcrrsoxD, IA.
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MEW gALLIg9 s 1LLl

nav fI-f.t-k u Z. Bf ADf. has Inst commenced the
" v Saadins and Harness business. on Main street.
Richmond. lat, right angling from wasso,,s Tavern,
where he has ana intends keeping hands
b5ides. harness hips, Trunks, Collars Saddlehass.
and other articles his line. For which, ne win tax. IN
exchange wheat bacon, lard -FOUR lnen lnsey
tallow leather and hides and he viii also sell
lie Will be pleased have his old to
call and examine for themselves.
Richmond, Feb. > 1871 5-u
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bronchitis. EsrozacEaIlss.
BEWARE OF THAT DREAD DESTROYER
C-THE BRONCHITIS

M HIGH spares neither the Young, the Good, or the
Beautiful but is annually hurryins thousaD MS uon
thousands to Premature grave under mistaken name
consumption HE usual symptoms Of disease r..
anugn Soreness Of the Lungs Throat fIoarseuess
GIty OF breathing, Asthma Hectic Fever. Sattne m 81
hs-h Of Matter and sometimes Blood 1t an a.q3-
nation OF the hne SKIN which lines of the small
wind tubes or aF vessels RUNNING; through every part of IA,
lungs The Erea. and eec;'aa rehae ms ajarir- ana
%e-sp7e31tns disease j. tire REv. Governs BALM OF
LIFE hIs new an1 Invaluable Medicine * universe Nv
pronounced Icy the muittudes who have il and tested
rs heaas virtues, 70 be the woner1 and aaira
remedy - The world for the Bronchitis, Coughs
Sccere Colds Group, .4-tt3r, Hb9oujaz Cough ana all
diseases OF the Lungs and U3poe when, neglected. soon
lead to REAL Consumption.
ne Balm OF LIFE stands entirely aoof from, tho
'SssS Nostrs7ls of the Gay, having l.arahfy va, 7o
eo1aieaee Of Physicians CsrS g5ef ana The afezzeat Of
i cases. WHEREVER II has been introduced Pu5antf-o-
F'St ana ali who truly yrpstbse human suffering
every where hail its appearance win heartfelt iov and
Io7N upon the BAIM ar LIVE Of great ,f an
c2"ff7" blessings w- Kind Providence occasionally be-
-2- o an, bat wblch, Ike angels visits, are few and
far between
tireular7, containing testimonials of the
highest responsibility, he had e:atusols, of all Our
A-ents.
CoyEErs B'za L1rE, CO.e D0gar per Bot.5e) i. Tor
sale IN Richmond, BY
June 55a, ISL. 23s5
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ME subscriber DESTROYS selling private sale
i any of the properly hereinafter described, vii:
The House and lot, the of Main ahi Front
streets, occupied BY John Williamson a store
building lot. with old house Main street.
adjoining the above named lot eas aud adjoining
the three story brick lately pat up 5y JOB Ba7toa.
\ building lot, also Main street, adjoining the proper
" of Armstrong Grimes the running hack about
80 alley, and having the advantage OF tea foot
alley extending the front along whole ensth back
the first mentioned aliev.
The property where he resides, consisting ri good. well
IL by s. feet, liza tour the first ioor,
passage entry. kitchen, milk house. ala
brick good and roomy stable aud other buildings
OF good qlal't. Excellent WATER roomy, dry add airy
cellar; about two and half OF ground, less
quantity suit the purchaser: fruit of various
kinds. The situation - surpassed ANY place
for pleasantne Il is well calculated for private resi-
dence and yet convenient the part civ
and would be good situation for boarding This
property the undersigned improved expressly his per-
manent residence. and believes il Will pection.
Also, Farm of 3 acres. situated Is from
the City, directly the reenvile road v owned
and improved by Frederick Hoover ana owned by
vd Holloway. The situation unusually fne; has on il
several strong ani failing Springs: excellent orch
ard consisting OF 800 trees, embracing good variety
of fruit
The of sale of any OF the named property,
will be f~jf ana liberal. price aud ting Those
POSED 70 purchase such property. respectfully
cali and examine for themselves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond. 9th. Mo 22nd, ISL. 20-tf
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NOTICE..

= an t3ecti9n Tor Dirtctais IL the Richmond Tra-
= ding aud Manufacturing ON ANY. held al .aia Com
Pahy once ~ me LILY Of Richmond, the
present month, me following gentlemen chosen
w: ) X Aehtenhaa. W Vi. Leeds. L. T. Jones. II Z.
W gyms, hos Newman Nm. Cox, ana Isa Commons
Ao met the cav os4oens and oEgaaizea ~ ap oinag
' X 5te adonaal, President: john Iaaes Sew aud Eli
o"n, Treasurer The public vii therefore take notice
nat iar Prices Will be allowed for Wool, Rags Ac in the
line OF the said Gompany' hnsness, exchanges To- ma
al aeiured articles pi equally air prices.
In3se persons VINO indebted Institution on
eos OF ager standing than months: that
are o1e ana o. stock remaining unsettled, hereby
specifically REG lcsied - forward same
before costs added Them; which must, iney
itabiy, rcsul. lfoar ne siect OF This netce.
JOHN HAINES, See'y
Richmond. JUNG 26th. ISL. 25-6nr
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MI sCIEIO wv
C e & E L 2 rgIg

C e 81 r Z z .l G e z Ia
VIE sI5sefiber mas taken the brick CENTRE
HOTEL in h1ncIetoggn. Delaware county. Ind lana.
where be hopes TO receive literal
his Old Trends and the public general. The House
comnodiouz and comfortably furnished The Stable
ard Wagon Yard both large and convenient; with
well Of good n yard and peaty Of good Hay,
Oats and Corn Every shall be paid
ali who may cali make them hsppy and comfortable
BENJAMIN SAYRE.
Muncie,oyvn. FEB. g. $40. 5if
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NOTICE.
To the Citizens of Wayne County:

To the Citizens of wayne County:
IENTIE Undersigned being appointed COUNTY SUR
VEYOR, informs tine Public that his Of9ce !. n
Richmond, Robert Morrison Building. upstairs and
person, living disEanre % his
posting line IN the Post Oee directed him,
Richmond stating theren. what place be attend %
such service. and what public place
WILLIAM cox. County Surre.or.
y. B. .7Hk.nds Of Coreyacirg dane by tie rabsrrr-
Der, neatly. Gyad On tftorf rlotsee. VIZ Cox
Richmond, Nor. y, 1883. iG:a {.
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MO APOLOGY FOR WIGS-Of all the remedies
devised for the preservation of hair, none
has been found equal 20 JANNE'S HAIR TONIC, ia
deed has proved itself nfabe preventing the hair
falling of, aud viii positively by faithful application. in
nineteen of every twenty. produce full
liant head of hair.
Post OF sept. 7.h, 1889:
HAIR ToNicWe call the attention afflicted with
premature badness the excellent s'fair Tonic'' prepa
ed by Dr. Jayne Of this city. Having ourselves
speak of its virtues by experience.
tngiy pronounce invaluable remedy prevent
falling of of the hair. and it from a dead,
bnc healthy appearance We also speak person.
al knowledge of the of three friends
prcisPosed badness who by the Of Jayne's HAIR
Tonic. have uxuuant hair We have disposition
puff, uate}y all kinds of remedies. for all DIS
which flesh IS heir but when have
virtue of article, free say good.
JAANE'S CARNINATINE BALSAM IS a certa in.
safe and efcctua remedy for dysentery. ID arrhoea.
loosenes cholera norbu comp ain gripping pains.
cranp, tremors aud all bowel affections
nervous diseases.
TINS efficient. pleasant and 81 fe COM
positions offered the public for the of
oas arrangements the the only
article worthy Of the least confidence curing cholera
antum complaint; in all diseases
it really like n charm.
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS m!--To remove these
Troublesome aud dangerous inhabitants
bowels, which often impair destroy the
lives Of Children use J AYNE'S TONIC VERNIFUGE
certain and safe pre- aration OF var
ous Kinds of worms dyspepsia, stomach, Of
petite, niane fever and and debility stomach
and bowels and organs of digestion
For sale by JAMES X. DUGDAIE.
'aiy =" lo4l.-29iy RIcHMoNp, IA.
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TIE COTNIERFEIIER,s DEATlL wow!

THE public viii please observe that no Brandretl's
PIsls uaies the box H.
each containing s5nie Signature my haodTritins
thus-B Bandretn These labels engraved on steel.
beautifully designed and done expense OF
thousand dDIars
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VIM. CLARK, rAsaems
2su

ready nj all times. 10 work tor approved Ttade ash,
\ or Credit tt-rv-~lrsp. oaa ,Ioo-
west of the Bank
Richmond, June 70. 1871 oar
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- M z ID ICIN E 5, J,
PAINTS, Oils, DYE sTUFFs, &C. &C. 70
beg leave TO inform our
grateful for former patronage.

TEHIIE subscribers beg
friends aI ule al general %
oetoaIa to b pre- ig ty g
n
rtIn r6rat odrf
HAND: A Morpa
Jap Mustard Mgea Castor OIL Aft Pepper aberry Gum Myrrl
4hoo nsdO p ydrIpio nofS nd
unusually
levin 3G8D g D2 EESga
Mains chd IndIan
aAYao. Isn.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-22
Bistributien and Pre- Emptiou Law.

AN ACT to appropriate the proceeds of the sales
Of the public lands and to grant presumption
rights
BE it enactedby the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States
Of America in congress assembled, That
from and after the lhrty-first day of De-
cembcr, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and forty-one,
there be allowed and paid to each of the
states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Alaba-
ma, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Arkansas, and Michigan, over and above
what each of the said states is entitled 10
by the terms of the compacts entered into
between them and the United States, upon
their admission into the Union, the sum
of ten per centum upon the nett proceeds
of the sales of the public lands, which,
subsequent to the day aforesaid, shall be
made within the limits of each of said
States respectively; Provided, That the
sum SO allowed to the said states, re-
spectvely, shall be in no wise affected or
diminished on account of any sums which
have been heretofore, or shall be hereal-
ter, applied to the construction or contin-
uance of the Cumberland road, but that
the disbursements for the said road shall
remain, as heretofore, chargeable on the
two per cenium fund provided for by
compacts with several of the said states
SECTION 2. and be 1t further enact
ed, That after deductlng the said ten per
centum, and what, by the compacts alore-
said, has heretofore been allowed to the
states aforesaid, the residue of the nett
proceeds, which nett proceeds shall be
ascertained by deducting from the gross
proceeds all the expenditures of the year
tor the following objects : salaries and
expenses on account Of the general land
office; expenses for surveying public
lands; salaries and expenses in the sur
yeyor generals office; salaries, commits
sions, and allowances to the registers
and receivers the five per cen,um to
new states-ot all the public lands of the
United States, wherever situated, which
shall be sold subsequent to the said thirty.
first day Of December, shall be divided
among the twenty-six states of the union
and the District of Columbia, and the
territories of Wisconsin, Iowa and Flor
ida, according to their respective fedora
representative population as ascertOinet
by the last census, to be applied by the
legislatures of the said states to sucl
purposes as the said legislatures may
direct; Prorided, That the distrbu,iv'
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-22
SABBATH MORNING,

How calm upon this holy day
Morning unfolds the eastern sky,
Aud upward takes her radiant way,
Triumphant to her throne on hlgh
Earth glorious wakes as DER her breast
The Morning filings her rosy ray,
And blushng from her drcamless rest,
Unveils her to the gaze of day;
So still the scene, each wakefu sound
Seems hallowed music breathing round.
The night-winds to their mountain caves,
The morning mists to heavens blue steep,
And to their ocean depths the waves
Arc gone, their holy rest to keep;
IT'S tranquil all, around, above;
The forests far which bound the scene
Are peaceful to their Makers love;
Like hills of everlasting green;
And clouds like earthly barriers stand,
Or bulwarks of some vlewlcSs land.
Each tree that lifts its arms in air,
Or hangs its ponsive head OF high
Seems bending AT ITS morning prayer,
Or whispering with the hours gone by;
This holy morning, Lord is thine
let silence sanctliy the praise;
Let heaven and earth in love combine,
And morning stars their music raise!
For It's the day-joy, joy,ye dcad!-
When death aud he'll were captive led
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-22
Approved September 4, 1871.
Dnmon md i,Ihin. in snrnge Tic.

,tt,,, If I.t,r g.,t, an oiI1,p. IN EI.rI1 puh-
lishcd in the National Intclliscncer
In my last hurried note to you | men
toned having witnessed scene here a
few days before, which, in my humble
Judgment, put the famed story Of Dam0a
md Pyihias quite in the shade. | will
now give you some Of the particulars.
A party of Indians was recently disco
yered by some Of the troops, who sue
ceeded in capturing three of their war
riors the rest Of the party, consisting of
three men, and women and childIen, num-
beriug in all about twenty, fled. The
capliyes were brought to this place, where
they were Intercepted by the colonel,
Colonel Worth,) during which it was
discovered that two Of them had been
concerned. an killing and burning mail
rider some time in March last. They
were told that for this cruel act of theirs,
they would be hung in fifteen days, I'M
less within that time the rest of thoir pco-
pie should come in. They were then
placs'l in chains, and were permitted to
schd ont the third man of their party, with
a talk, to bring in the rest of their people,
while they were committed to the guard.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-22

tern part Of the Mississippi territory To
form constitution and state government,
and for the admission of such state into
the union on an equal footing with the
original States" and all acts supplemental
thereto, reserved for the making of road
or roads leading to said state, be, and the
same is hereby, rclinquished to the state
of Mississippi, payable in two equal in
stallmeuts the first to be paid on the
first Of May, one thousand eight hundred
and iorty-two, and the other on the first
of May, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-thrce, SO far as the same may then
have accrued, and quarterly, as the same
may accrue after said period : Pr0Uided,
That the legislature of said state shall
pass an act, declaring their acceptance of
said REIMBURSEMENT III full Of said fund,
accrued and accruing, and also embracing
provision, to be unalterable without the
consent of congress, that the whole of
said two per cent. fund shall be faithfully
applied to the construction of railroad,
leading from Brandon, in the state of
Mississippi, to the eastern boundary Of
said state, in the direction, as near as may
be, of the towns of Selma, Cahaba, and
Montgomery, in the state of Alabama.
Sec. II. Aad be 1t further enacted,
That the two per cent. of the nett pro-
ceeds Of the lands sold by the United
States, in the state OF Alabama, since the
first day Of September, one thousand eight;
hundred and nineteen, and reserved by
the act entitled IAN act to enable the
people Of the Alabama territory TO form a
constitution and state government, and for
the admission of such state into the union
on an equal footing with the original
states" for the making of road or roads
leading to tic said state, be, and the same
is hereby, relinqushed to the said state
Of Alabama, payable in two equal Install
menls, the first to be paid on the first day
Of May, one thousand eight hundred and
lorty-two, and the other on the first day
Of May, one thousand eight hundred and
lorty-lhree, so far as the same has accru-
ed, and quarterly, as the same may here
after accrue: Provided, That the Iegisla-
ture Of said state shall first pass an act,
declaring their acceptance of said relin
quishmeut, and also embracing a proyi-
sion, to he unaIterabe without the con-
sent Of congress, that the whole of SAID
two per cent. fund shall be faithfully APP