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ELIZABETH BROwNELL's ESTATE.
An IMP TINT NO Il Il.
TnHE LIVES AND TIMES OF "THE UNITED
/ IpI SuMANn BY Dir Il Mallnn nnihnr nj

Il ~ IA " ~ = ~ ~ ~ -
rpHE LIVES AND TIMES OF "THE UNITED
| FRESHMAN" BY Dr. r, r. Madden, author OF
''Travols in the east &c &c.
This valuable and interesting work, now in the
London press will be published on the LIST of August
in Extra Numbers of the New Word,-the proprle-
tors expecting receive the proosheets by the next
Cunard steamer. 1t will contain particulars never
before made public respecting the plans, object and
conduct, of the "UNITED IRISHMAN"-the means
by which their secrets betrayed TO the Govern
ment and their measures frustrated. In the coec-
ton of the materials, which involved the labor of
many years, DR.. Madden made three visits 10 the
United States and obtained important documents
and information from the survivors of the United
freshman who had here sought and found shelter.
There is no period in modern history more repete
with stirring and pathetic incidents, than that of the
famous so-called "lrsh Rebellion" of 1898. 1t fur
nlshes the richest material for romantic narrative
Strife entered into the homes ofmen, and Danger was
present at their iiresides. But is unnecessary TO
enlarge upon a topic the mention of which is enough
to excite the coolest reader, DR.. Maddens work will
meet the most highly raised expectations, and be re-
ceived with universal favor.
s-'TThe above Work will be for sale AT d. A. BRA
MANS BOOK STORE, IN Burlington, Immediately
on its publication, where also subscriptions 10 the
"Nrw woRIp' are received.
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HARDW ARE.

rTHE subscriber having recently rcplcnlsbod h-4
L stool; Of Hardware, offers fer sale Tue iullowins
Goods, at the lowest prices.
Cutlery. 90,
Table ana Desert Knives and Forks, Pen and Pock-
ei Knives, Razors, Scissors, Sheep Shear, Butcho.
Knives, Shoe do, Seels, &c. &c. ,..
Carpenters and Joiners' Tools.
Cast and Spring Steel PANEL, Hand and Ripping
Saws Circular do. from 10 81 inches !; Cross-cui
and Mill do; Slalers Braces and Bits; Flrmer AM
morice Chisels Gouges, Plane Irons, Augers, SIM
mons Hand Axes AIDES, Hammers, &c; Bangs aud
Baldwln's Planes Taper, Pit-saw, Mi-saw. Bastard,
Eqnalling, Warding and Cabinet Files; Shoe, Woo
and Horse Rasps; general assortment Of Saddier5
Harduare. -.
Farming Utensils.
Cradles, Scythcs, Manure and Hay Forks Hoe (;
Ame' Shovcs; Spades, Ditching Shoves, &c &c.
Furnishing and Builders Hardware.
Trays, Britannia Tea and Collee Pots; Lamps ;
Spoons; Hand and Tea Bell; Casters Britannia,
German silver and plated Tea and Table Spoons .
Metal and enaneed Sauce Pans Frying Pans, Bal ,
Pans, Pots and Kettles, Brass Kettles, Fire Irons d
Locks; Butt Hinges James Screws Norfolk and
Knob bachcs; Blake's E>cuicheon do. {; Window
Fastenines; Sash Puilics Rail Screws Bed Screw
Mahogany and Glass Furniture Knobs; Glue, &c. g..
June "a. WIN. J. HUNT,
Strong , Dudina.
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N O { i C G.

THE Copurtnership heretofore existing under the
L firm of STEELE & Bits, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The business will be continued by
]. STEEfE, nj the old stand. Either of the parties
are at liberty to use the name of the firm in closing
the business
VIM. A. BILLS.
N. b. All persons having, unsettled accounts, or
Notes due are notified that they must be settled or
arranged previous to the first day of September next
or they will be left with an Attorney for collection.
JOSIAH STEELE
Wa. A. BILLS.
u;,,eburob Auu | 1912,
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Blanc Mango Moulds.

ENARRAR, WAIT & ROOT have Blans l10nge
II 1buids, China d. German Vases, Match Stands,
Cigar Sands Egg Cups, Custard do GLASS Can
die STICKS GLASS CredmerS, dc. four five & SIX bot
tie Revolving Casters, all very cheap of course.
June 30 l-l2
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Paint Mills.

w ESTS Patent Paint Mills, just received ar,
w for sale by HAGAR & ARTHUR.
Burlington, 18th August, 1872.
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WE the subscribers, having Leen appointed lv the
w Honorable the prol ate Court Tor the District Of
Chutcrdeu, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all per un, against
the estate of benjamin Adams late Of Milton IN ,ard
District, deceased represented insolvent, and also all
claims aud demands exhibited IN Offset thereto; and
six months from the day Of the date hereof, e ny
allowed hv SAID court for that purpusc do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend to the
business Of our appointment, at the dwelling of '.
4 j. Adams in Milton in said District on the 18th day
Of September next, AZ 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
Dale! this 2jih day OF May, \. ID. 1912.
JOHN JACKSON, Commits
ELIJAH HtRRlCk, i>uncrs
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Lost.

A DARK BAY MARE, the left hind foot white
"a the back sore. Whoever will return her to the
owner, viii be literally rewarded.
JOHN BRUNELL
Water Street. Burlington, Aug. Is 1872.
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Bunker Hill Uonument.--The cap-stone
Of the monument was laid on Saturday NOR
ming at 6 o'clock. A national salute announ-
ced the completion Of the work, which was
commenced seventeen years ago. The
Bunker Hill Aurora says:
"The structure, we may now say, is completed,
although considerable work in finishing OF the cX-
terror as we the interior yet remains 10 be done.
In the interior cone about twenty small blocks have
been left enable the builders to adust then machine
nv, which are now to be supplied. The outside of
the work will also undergo the finishing operation, as
the staging is lowered down from the top, and the
upper part OF the interior IS also 10 be smoolh'ham-
nered, all of which will occupy the principal part Of
the present season.
awe understand that for a short time, arrange
ments will be made so that persons may ascend to
the top of the stucture and apparatus is soon TO be
prepared by which persons may be conveyed up and
down, inside the cone, by steam"
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THE NEW WORLD.

TNHE extra numbers ol the New World containing
l. various indications they are issued, may
be had al the Book Store OF the ,uh>cr cr at Whole
sale or retail. The two last uuml er,, containing
"1hc Tnitod IriSdnen their Lires and Times"
'Life and Times Of Louis Philippe, King gf ht
French, )" luSl received
Aug. II. d. a. BRAMAN.
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nor SALE at a small advance from COST
L 80 brls. Logwood,
80 Ncwood,
% Camwood
% Redwood,
% Fustic,
10 " ALUM,
5 Madden
10 kegs No. Emery
26 {" Indigo,
cases Refined Borax.
FoLLErr IL BRApLEys.
Aug. :, 1872
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Straycd or Stolen.

Straycd or Stolen.
IRON the subscriber on or about the Goth of July
l. last mlddlng sized dark bay mare, shod all
round, seven or eight years old, with small breach
on the left side Whoever will give information
where she may be found, shall he rewarded.
ENOCH HOADLEY.
Hinesburgh Angus, S, 1912.
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New Goods Again.
RISS &. GRIN iSCYTIIES.

GRASS e. GRAIN SCYTHES.
SUPERIOR patent concavc ,etl scythe>, manuac-
~ turci by J. Farwell Il Co. fitchburgh, Mass. and
warranted. ID. DAVIS.
--AlSO--
GROCERIES, wet and dry, good assortment
READY MADE CLOIIIINC, from the crown
Of the head to- the sole oftho foot.
ITOUP-Rochc>ter fancy brand, sup. article
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NO MISTAKE!

NO MISTAKE!
OUR-Just received and for sale by
L the subscriber, few barrels Of supersuper extra
fancy Western Flour, eagle brandy none better il
any as good. Recollect Eagle warranted per-
feet. June IL. ID. DAVIS
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Glass Ware.
TO RENT.
GROCERIES,.

TTHE Store formerly occupied by Flckok = Callln
l Apply 10 June s, A. ii. W. CATLlN.
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NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given that have rclmqui-hed to
Y my son, Samuel r. Wilcox, the residue of his
minority that he is full liberty to oct & contract
his own benefit and that shall hereafter claim none
of his earnings hold myself rosponsi! lie for his
debts. EBENEIER WILCOX.
Esspv Julv % 1912
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BUTTER.

. FIRST RATE article Of Table Butter in small
II. w. CATLlN.
Nur 4
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n Hhls. MoIa>>cs, 10 do Sugar, 10 Boxes Loaflo
" 10 Bags Coffee, do. Pepper, do. Spice,
10 Kegs Ginger, 20 Boxes Soap, for ale by
8 May, l-l2. =. WALKER.
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ATTENTION!

TE,HE Od-ers commanding the Independent Companies
of the Sin Regiment, are hereby directed parade
their -cses companies, armed and equipped the Law
directs IN RicLmon the I'm day OF July next, at III
O'Clock. A. NJ, for Battalion muster.
f.. RAlLSBACh, Col. Com. Of 9Th Reg. l. NJ
n y. there i company Of Light Infantry. IN
the field from Paris Ohio, have requested honorary
cofog u lansgIters Of the revolutionary and OF
the last vnr there; who may he placed under the
directions Of xCoonels Smith Hunt, Pau arsh, IN.
-,r rec and t.e,rge Holman, sen-They wH 1ecoHnore
the muster field tine eYout0ns Of the day, with
,,,,La attention, t. X.
IL
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pa11aDfuM oGIEG L.

Terms of Adyertising.--OSK DOLLAR per square ioi
,ree Insertions and TyyENrY-FvE CESTs for each adj
ditionn nsertionTEs LINES or the space occupied ~
80 rms, counted square, nothing counted less hah
sauare: all over square, and less than squire and a
half counted square md t.aB-Per square for
three months, THREE DoLIARs for TX months SIX Dol
LARS IEs Dollars per nnnnm; t#o squares FIFTEEN
DoLLaKs AND FIFTY CENTS per annam; three squares
TwENTY DOLLARS per annun- Merchants, Druggists,
and others, advertising by the year. WI be charged Tor a
column 1000 nt's, $4,000 aunum for treeto Irtts
of a column, $4,000; for half coImn, .}5OG; for a
quarter column ,0u.A dedIctoa of - per ,ent
VIII advertisements longer than quarter Of
column inserted by the hall year year, and not
altered Chancery notices and petitions Il" divorces must
he paid invariably IN advance Adyfft- "Hn'7 e"I'7S
be VITA the cash, nte=~
ordered Tor publication by a brother publisher
~ b. No advertisement viii be discontinued Until
pa for unless the option of tho publisher or by previous
enga cement the publisher and the advertiser
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SssEEssE1arS SALE.

Ely virtue ofsInirv Executions to n directed from
I tho Wayne Circuit Court, | VIII expose al pub
lie sale the GoEt House door tcnueetIe ayhe 60 ,
Indiana. On day OF J,!y, I-i3, between tne hours
OF 10 O'Clock, N and O'Clock, r. VI nn said day. tAe
following p7oper, toHit certain Farcei or Lot OF anJ
III the c4ty Richmond. Wayne CO. In4iuHa known ~
being Iol Numbered nnety-one. numbered the plat of
part Of said city laid b Cnares W StaFr AIKEN
property ofJames and Ed~atd Borton 10 satisfy
executions III iayo. Of 4 9ui,ia Jones
THOMAS G. NOBLE, w. G.
June 18th. ISL (5l,50) 24-@w
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

rESiIT -bsrbor is DESTROYS of selling private sale,
any OF the property hereinafter described, to-"lt:
The House lot, tfr OF Main and font
streets occupied by john Williamson q store.
\ building lot. with old house IT, Main street,
adjoining the named lot the aud adjoining
the three story brick lately put up by JOB Borton.
balins lot also Main treet,ad1oinIng the proper
tv Of Armstrong Grimes the west running back about
30 feet to an alley having the advantage of ten foot
alley extending from along lis Whole length back
to the first mentioned alley.
The property lac resides, consisting of GOOD, well
finished bck dwelling house, nearly The mah build
in - 10y feet with -four the first floor, with
massage entry kitchen, milk house, wash house all OF
brick 4 good and roouly stable, and other buildings
Of good quality. Ezreen water; roomy, dry and airy
cellar: about and half OF ground, or less
quautty to suit the purchaser; fruit OF various
kinds. Ihe surpassed by any the place.
tor cazantno4s 1t Is well calculated for private
ence and vet the business part of the city,
and would Sc n situation for boarding house TINS
property undersigned proved expressly ms per
Inalent residence and believes il will bear Inspection.
Also a Farm Of So situated about II miles from
the itv directly the GteentIe road; originally owned
and improved Frederick Hoover, and since ned 10y Da
vid Holloway. The situation is uausIally fine. II
several strong and ncverans Spdngs; ezcellent
coasstlne 800 tees embracing good reiety
fruit.
'rhr tar,z OF any above property.
viii he liberal, price ani time. nose DIS
posed purchase such property, respectfully invited TO
call and examine for themselves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Rj.t,no,l Fifth Month Pad. ISL. 30tf
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DOL COX

MtcheI,'s Geoguphy and Atlas; Eclectic Readers-
Fabotts. PAen, Davies, Rays aud smiths Arithmetic
kifNhanl's, Smi Ms, ami Comiey-s Grammar.
Elementary and ComIey-s Spelling Book
w alker's and Nebstcr+s Dictionary.
CoHstoch's Phiksanhv ana Chemistry.
Blrrett's Geogrnhy of the Heavens.
CoIburn's ana Banvcastle's Algeria
Bonnycastle's Mea-araton: Murray's Readers
NiicheI's Biographical Reader.
D. r HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Jan. 7th, So.
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CONNECTIONS, ICE CREAM. &C.
EAIC5 SALLGIa

ME undersigned having enlarged his establishment,
and fitted several tos accommodation Of
ladies' vSers, would cpectluly public that
he dess ns making ICE CREAM ensuing -easoh--he
has nut Il Soda Font, ani viii Spruce Beer. Lem
onade, which hs Will UP good style those
who may favor with tae6 lie viii supply
femes good fresh bread. CAKES, &o and parties iii
he 6,rn she'd y It'll refrs all kus notice.
reduced prices. Cakes always Ca hand Candies
for sale wholesale and retail.
I. ZIAINER.
Richmond, May I3th. 1872 l2-3'u
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3 S TIS:lHE ::i!



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ALyuMEIEEA .sas.sEa
ROAD TAN.

NTOTICE il hereby Given that at the june eFm l1l2
Of the Board Of Commissioners of Wayne county,
Indiana, assessed for Road purposes Tax Of
FIVE CENTS hundred dollars valuation Of Real
md Personal Property; and that Tax may he dis
charged Roads under the direction OF the
Supervisors of the several Districts, at the rate Of seventy
five cents per day. The Supervisors will each nd-
certificate Of the of Road Fax, worked
which shall be presented tine Collector AZ the time Of
paying the L AK for the present year.
FRANCIS KING,
June D. 1872 Auditor q WAYNE County.
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stone Cutting and Masonry.

TINHE subscriber offers his services tive public the
I lin, OF his business. lie viii put up walls
tended boarded - per perch, and
in case he himself VIII charge 31}
cents per perch. lie will good and workman
like proportionaly o prices, ana VIII furnish
plaIn ctave ard tomb equally low.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, March l6th, 1872. 1l-u
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NoTTcE-7o the Citizens Of Wayne County:

ME undersigned being appointed COUNTY SURVIVOR,
informs Inc PIElir MS olre i II Richmond. III
Roeer; Morr,ssons bdin, up and any person
living distance obtain ms ~ depostin-
Post olce dsrecsea bim Richmond
place attend 10 sIcH service. ana
what town or PIblt- pl-ce j = near
WILLIAM cox. SIrvevo-
y b. Al kinds Of yaacing done ~ the sn5=c6e-
neatly. and 81 snort notice W &
kcanoE7, Nov. 3. 1880 41.
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\ n" ana f"'nHoe It , yi ot we I Tie {" ''.s'I
4 f',' 'f$H'5f, p ,'Ift'' ,tI' = ''oP''S '"S''
ana all o'et'se I'll 'e THINGS an" '"'IP'
y used ana ny '"| ,as''" i"'ny' l" "h'
'"e Ie',e NJ - 10y 'I ,s N,N' ~
SATfoEnx r,Ek fp,f .3,r'f, t'r me Bet
SAM o'P y Nm 'I 80 -. ,s J'' ''t ~
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nc '''2[e'"L Is no" Nv, a,,as' "any
a'7 "t We 'i5'e7' pc :, 10y '''' s ?, -.
men, aud others ia" have become ACQUAINTED WIN ~ ma
tdfe ana cAes--a'h"hS "l''ch arc ''c i'io"'"s
Fran the Boston Medical Journal. dur &c. $50
r.. -, lla; :. 80, c,,,., f o., .r,;-fe i, ,tn, ,,r
- ~ =. ~, I,,,,.c's > -, l;,,.f,5t5. Nv Fraok n
- -. - 1f.,e,:, N.F-a aat (..',.,,I Pan
-. J., ..,,r, Sj,.tsr,l ,-,al,ge.
- ne me- = N''''is va A'N''' "'7 ny ' r.
7tFsy -. 'ti7 10" - ~ ,''- -, -
1 ,. ~ go, $50 ,f,r5 ,sb,Ie !, n,o,o,t.
eAPeriHaion does not impair the tone OF tue stomach
~ w @ u M "a t 49, -. =, ~ any, ~, h. h
IN . aa ~ =. 80 =, ~" ,ta ,',l.,.f Is.
go -. -, - - -. .ti5a,.e.,. =, '
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a., -. - " " -
r. r.sss ,., t.,t, .v,,.f,e,t , To-. l. eopc,tta
Rain, If IN IN All i. ro3naapent fart4 va do believe i
% e e " ' s -, ~ 49, - t,n,t -
, - 49, III - - - .lI q.t,5
a3 i,, 49,. ~, 80 49,. " ~ " "
'' ~ n,>Tttstl \, n
- ~ " , - -r'i-'' :, =, ~ Salina, n. y,
E,Gtd1,r ,-tt,,,tI. N ,.a.t.
- ;, 80, 49, - -
m " = - 80 -
ne nat IRE ct The competition q ae KEY l. 'oEfia
Ia a Of IAle having oftti id4y 'Ai''he ~ INC i'fts
"e4'ea gentlemen the hafe consented that 'hey may b"
referred t. a. aata'fy 'f ~ n'hty a. - -
~ '"7e CHROME cases o. pulmonary "'ss"'e' ii "eh at
cas- 81 'e,,t@es = 'ni'1 % .r,,r
ID VI Reese, " D., Professor u the hsory and Ifac-
"ee OF Mea'cne IN the A'2shy ieaca o,le7e' %,
.ioIoeg a., t,r Fairfa,a Medical College
. Nal ~tepf.e,sap NJ d. n J. rity
Dot NJ M,Kn.gh,, N y. CITY
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DR. F. HI TPHREYs- vegetable Ointment
Pf1ee. - PER box C-The genuine for sale By l. hes'
Brotner, Richmond, Ia; Dr. swain Gen'Fesiils- "a
Thgs u. Wnseen, Cambridge, Ia, and Daniel 'has'''
Kai Zat.:owa, Ia.
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LIVERY STABLE.

rxSE subscriber mrs. several good saddle horses
I -btt-rIez ana y Ell broke horses
suited 10 me lncs LEW - BURN
Richncnj, Nara l5th, l@42' 1ld
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nR JAYNE:S EXPEo.TORANT.-Thi invaluable
medicine daily elecn. of tae most astoai-a-
ing and wonderful KAT been known Al
who have 1sc Asthma. Cough Splitting OF Blood.
PIearIsv Uoa Pain ami Soreness the Breast. diff
Brea and other disease Of the LII NGS
ana BREAST aad DO affect to It's usefulness.
stands nifclit stands Pre-efaiaeIsH 95i
yoa acknowledge that it, virtues hare ao
nor be ecerratd mat siaa3s far above ard be-
Yond reach RI competition; that il the only reasonable
only and only truv 5rcesa method Of
resting and curing diseases Pulmonary Or-ans
INtrart certificate the Re-. Or. Iaaock, late
President Of ise NatersI-le College Maine:
.sF'rom Intimate personal acquaintance with Dr d.
Jayne regular staea Of the Medical UnlTorsy oi Penn
syIsanIa ana experience successful practitioner Of rncdi-
prepared appreciate the Numerous tsst'-
moalas different medical Prea atoms. uncn
highly great or;y 81 those ~aa~a are e.
tensively eogt-eJ. On trial Of them p*n iaF'
and some personally, nave taan rea8ze9
favorable aHlIeI 1HeE are Hnai aeF profess
- Ee1ot ca-1 Elfs prepared an L5#"!e=
for some affective Of human diseases hhaE
tner are hf-y esteemed. nd FREE lent&y prescribed y
,c Of the T-t respectable regular practitioners of
medicine AMI ezese71 and DO not Ees3ta te
% commend vadagle aetoa - oar saterla me-
4-a and safe vel cmjnenty useful remedy for the
diseased
RUFUS RABCOCk. j..
NJ Nicholas Harris. Of she deae9n- Of the Frs
Rap Church Of Pal.a6e 9h5a- been perfectly cured
H it-atte having Suffered sixty years vita Asthma
s5r hitherto rase3 skill Of Of the best Pnvs
clans OF tae city Ms May Campbell Of FayetIe 90
pa ra- been cured Asthma Of eighteen years sIan3Ds
~ ihss e. 1e-t2raut
Flay What TIE public hare long desired. medicine Q
us aa4 which MIGHT depended upon prepared by
regular physician offered thcrn- and be had Q
JAMES IL DJGDALE.
T jay y, I54I--29-iy RIctfNoND, Il
pI-.S N-TI nh + TaT-@ Pits F. - ra yrate
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-02

J5HAH of Which VIII be offered at prices to suit "ese hard tnes
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
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ded 1anks, worth on an average at the time
but about ninety cents in the dollar, )those in.
siIlutODs It US Dsnifestly gained without "a
equivalent near one million Of dollars. To this
and neat in order are TO be added$S,554 600
which Injured 10 'be bene6t Of the banks 10 The
{ rm OF loans made 10 stock invested and de-
posites made in lhem. Then as recipients Of
this fund come the priv companies lnco,po-
rated mainly with vie~ TO internal improves
ments and 10 whom 1869 600 went as stock
and loans. And fiiRally OF The total sum SO
O33, 600 were distributed 10 the towns md
counties ollhe Stalesio be losued by them (as
was generally the faci) TO bsDke, to other cor
poraton and 10 the wealthy few among the
citizens who were able 10 pledge properly for
its payment.
"Thus from an analysis Of the reports made
by twenty of The States does It incOntesiaby
appear, that Of Inc twenty FIVE million Two
hundred and hty four housand dollsrs drawn
first by The taxing power of this Government
from the whole body OF the people twenty mill
lion five hundred and fifty six thousand INJURED
in lie distribution to The benefit oflhe banking
and other chartered associations, and to the
favorsd fow-not the needy but the rich-lho
towns and counties; whilst on the oiher hand
but about five millions Zone fifth Of the great
aggregale) was applied to public works UNDER
taken by the States-lo the payment OF their
debts and their current expendlture-th tho only
form in which the people could feel the benefit
oflhe reduction OF their taxes"
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