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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
RICH AND POOR

RE alike benefited BY ehermans Lozepges They stand
n high among an spd need p.pg 70 m,ks them known
have induced make attsmps TO psalm on worthless
articles in place Of shcrmans Lozsnges which have done
nuth God, and cure many.
mi act have experienced their happy and beneficial
in Cougbs Worms, Headaches, Colds, Whooping Cough
Asthma Consumption PsIptation, and all Nervous
e. aud instance known Of failing 10 do all that
claimed. -
GREAT AND SMALL,
high and low unite ending them ali who peel
ssfe aud salutary medicine
-I-T CLERGYMEN
have announced their virtues from their pup and anids
their congregations. ---
PHYSICIANS
have recommended them 10 their patients when their sk
had failed to give relief. ..
OLD AGE
sottened 10 boyheod and ther declining made
Portable and hsppy, by asng shsrmaas Lorengeaways ash
r shsrnans Lezenges, and that get th.m-tssy
street. IH
Agns-iic and 273 Broadway. iss Bows!y; East Brsa
80 Fulton street Brooklyn Ksddpgs State 81 postes
Burgers, % South Third street, Phlisdeipna IVA
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RINGS VERBENA CREA M
AGAIN TRIM

THE true OF the exquisite merits of Rings yerbena
Or am fully borne out by the first premium diploma
being gain awarded by tie judges at the American Institute
Nblo The longer this celebrated 40 is
Known and the more srsos,,ey circulated j. has come,
ais has received from all parts Amercs and Europe Ia
Deed the constantly demand is proud
satisfaction that the proprietor has ompshed VIII
sands have been for year, attempting viz ar .Emoent
my, cannot b. surpassed either at home or abroad.
From the HERALD
S1avng-Ring V~rbena Cream for shaving most capi
tai article be had at So Fulton street We have Tried
and found superior II sotens the beard
the operation as gentle ~ msgnetizng.
From the d ,ston rrave,et-April 1891
VERBENA CRSAM.-This Shaving Com pound is now
AL the rage we'll amorg tonsoria professors among
those who prefer to gather their durna Thu
brs that pot Of lasts twice long the gu
ty Of another while those who
their declare that with the Vsrbena Cream dull
razor insure smoo her face than most Of the old
with steel besides 1t Is mt TO the sense soften
For sale Wholesale aud retail BY C. H. HING Oh mist and
Druggist, SO Fulton street, NY.
NIB Bew of unb ,shing imitations and obssrye
Z. II. ms m
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disposal OF The members be restrained from per-
sonal displays, and discussions having boundaries
but the universe. They evidently feel that
It's pleasant sure 20 see ones name in print,
A books book although there's nothing int a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
COAL AND COLDS.

COAL AND GUILDS.
THE extreme mdness Of the weather Of late although it
may have proved disastrous in some degree to the coal
COUGHS AND COLDS.
SLIGHT EXPOSURE.
An' s''r EAsE's II HiOGsAfRfAouNp CANDY.
acquired an envsbe celebrity for its nvarabe
ALI. GLASSES OF PUL MoNiRY AFFECTIONS.
known bv it's frutsits good works testify for lit
1T HAS ACCOMPLISHED.
Fold Wholesale and retail at u Diyision Of.
%. Each envelope Of the genuine Horehoand Candy is
signed John Pease Son, Is Division street
Agents..
RushtSn Aspinwsl. NOio Astor House, ITO Broadway
Hart as Broadway; Walsh, sos Broadway; Smith. ass
Greenwich s Chastsry, 1901 Bowsry Br ombush Young
Sixth Avenue; Wilson co. corner Of Hubert Greenwich
street; A. Pa 1or, 165 Greenwich Moreon of
Elm snd rand ST. Dewar, Church and Chamber
Sans Fulton ST. corner OF Broadway and Chambers
ST Bush staten and Hays, 1879 Fulton street ooklys
Raws Coz No 81 State Ct, Alban2; Duva 232 Broad vt
Newark, NJ
90 All letters postpaid will be puncinally attendedto
J. PEASE& SON, As Division st.
NB-Country Merchants wishing Peas,s ior.hound Car
dy obtain At the at the by
sending order to Merchant in this city, with VIII
have deangs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
PORTUGUESE
3 T. M A l. Z PILL L s

ISyErrED AND HREMnED ny
NJ. DE BeUDELOQUE, M. Z, LISBON, feRTg0Al
THE scientific combination Of ingredients Of which there
ration the world Th are known all over Europe 70
Sly certain producing the monthly tsne The! eerslnys
in all being such that thsy must not Be used dun{
produc miscarriage i used during that period
The directions translated into knenh n1 Ar
round with the Of the importer stamped Esen p9n
the signature OF NJ de - - nf
rectieLs have the signature Of Dr. MEL Hno' .-~'~
ageni for the continent OF Amerct ar Al. ryu;s.x
s,ass' Letters directed to Dr. Melyesa bsi q, MI,
viii meet with Immediate Alteration o ~ w. ~
l2o Cherry, near ltharine shse' f''s~ - $500
No haIf bores sent BY mail.
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MARCH OF INTELLECT.

GREAT STRIDES have been made hroueh the world in
" Steam and almost branch of agriculture and the
general scencesthen Why not the in the healing art IL
cannot be the Medical Faculty too minded
they recommend Rings Vegetable Cougo Candy la all as
ctions 81 the lungs, and they emseyes
they reason why such pure and paatable
ce should not the thai
have been used for merely because Gen Cicero DE
edcis and other writer's speak Of such and such
No. Rings Candy a aodern enton, ard
checks and and cannot be it's
course by the and jsou Jf few iterat. Prepared
and sold by C. RING, SO Fulton street. Of f and
sod by most druggists mia I'm
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~ -OO REWARDi' CROSS,s sPECIEiC MIYTtrRE
xDOU for ~. err. of S.c ,te disease w. CIV. nc I've
,c,.h ,;ons 10 S.c ~. III. rhi. 1r,hs
q A." NO, an, al far 10 ON. sh m snsaL e. ~, r
h. \. -, not,,w asr \. had and H.
cha ngts hhg'e csc secent sease 10 oe ofouRht IN
whlcn me msI aI.s vo ~ II % uer a,
ture o. $500 rorsMs az ". n Mlnor q druegst ls2
9TH street, Philadelphia; Jos M Sm't ls washington ST.
Boston EooeS Avn n'9n eorn, 2, nthovsr ana MARX E
leans al
TIMBER FOR THE II. s. DRY UOCk BK(U,h 4, Y \
Sealed Propo,as will be received at the Office of the Ma
" Agent New York until the lat day Of April for furnish.
Jog at the u g. Navy Yard Brooklyn the following tnbe
,lsns FOR the fouads, of the Dry Deck viz =
800 spruce piles of length VARYING rom al 10 40 f.o
age feet aud to be not less than II and to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.
DIR. ]. FRANCIS.
OCUIJST 90.

No. 10 BARCLAY SHEET '.
WITHIN TWO DOORS CT THE AsTnh uorrsr
II haze ~ almost instance sectsd
weakness Of sight &c. sat many CARS he
curabls as 10 iuy attsied by the folow,ny " % N
CERTIFICATES.
a. certify that Jacob Valentine youth of sb.,t ~
age was brought to my house last l apparently bind Ne
called me to-day ard states that he b~en tx. $500.
lr Francs whose rt sment hes been the cana uni :.
God VI recovering his sight. ~~'N'@
JAMES MINOR,
Rector Of st. Georges Church, beekman March
wasneary blind for twelve with nebula
the sight and erlectiy restored Dr. u
MARTHA BROWN. lit Forsyth strsetn
" certify 10 the above t.ing true state xen,.
q. BENkDlCi, Pastor OF the Stanton at Church,
was n.aiy bind for IN emily with Cataract 4.
each Surgical AID r.sorted TO without good ef
but from the Of DR.. Francis wonderful
for that d.seasc my sight . perfectly restored.
HESTER JOliNsON,i9s South ST. New York;
We tae und,rsgicd haze Witnessed the astonishing eff
cacy OF DR. Francis for disecscs of
he,ita ngy them to the Of the public a.
vs'u, able remedies.
DUNCAN LUMBAR, Pastor of McDougd street Church,
New York.
SIN CONE, Pastor OF the First Bar list Church.
JOHN PEG X, Agtnt Of the Home Mission Society:
JACOB bROUNER, Pastor ofthe N rh Baptist church,
JOSEPH ANDRApE, Roman Catholic Priest of st.
Peters Church.
Numerous certificates be at e Office.
B-preparsd ana sold ONLY by Dr. j. FRANCIS, No. 10
Barrel " street, Ne> York
o. Artificial Eyes inserted equal in appearance 10 the
natural lmdSW
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MADAME COSTEI,IO-

MADAME COSTELLO.
MADAME SOSrELLO, Female Ply sician. still cont
I to treat with astonishing all dsea pccu
liar to females Supp irreguarity shstueon sc
N very short time Madame CO sdica hav
Undergone thorough repairs and better
accommods ton Of her psn she prepared
to receive ladies the point of confinement those who
wah to be treated for of their mouhy PERIOD
Madame c. be eon:pted her residence Lspenara
All communications and letters must be post paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
House of Representative.-Loan Bill.

House of Representatives-LoanB Bill.
The Loan Bill has this day been taken out of
committee, the debate having been brought to an
end in pursuance Of the resolution passed five days
ago. Two o'clock was the hour fixed and until the
last moment from the meeting OF Congress this
morning, Mr.. Atherton addressed the House in a
speech that had every thiag TO recommend il but
is applicability. He gave an elaborate history
condensed for the use of schools"-of the public
domain, and its acquisition by the United States,
whether by cession Of the States or purchase from
France and Spain and then discussed the provisions
OF the distribution law It's proprety, the degrading
effects OF the distribution the States themselves,
Its inequality in its operation on the rich and poorer
classes and vast variety of other effects which might
have been appropriately urged if the land bill were
under consideration. AT 2 o'clock the chairman's
mallet was brought dow heavily, and Mr. A,herton
sat down too, and then the committee proceeded TO
act upon the amendments. All proposi tions, in
whatever shape offered, 10 repeal the Distribution
Law, TO pledge the proceeds of the public lands
fer the repayment of the loan, were negatiyed. A
proposition TO impose an od raiorsm duty of 20 per
cent tea and coffee, 10 form separate fund for
the redemption of the loan, was declared to be in
admissible. An amendment which prescribed
any bank from being the depository OF the public
at par, was negaved, and with il other propositions
NOT TO receive the notes Of banks in the payment of
pubic dues which shall not receive treasury notes in
The same manner. One amendment however was
received extend the duration OF the loas from II 10
~ years. and then the bill reported to the House
and Mr.. Fillmore entered into some explanatory
statements which he had not had an opportunity TO
make in Committee of the Whole He was follow
ed by Mr. w. Cost Johnson, VINO considered the
preston as having been amply debated, and there
tore he moved the previous question. la this state
OF things the House adjourned and the pending
question for the House to dispose of tomorrow, IS
Sir Johnson's, the effect Of which, If sustained,
wiz be to bring the House to final on The bill
There II astrong disposition on the part OF many
who have speeches prepared for home consumption,
10 continue the discussion but their local lame VIII
perhaps not suffer, it the interests OF the nation
iake The precedence. The little regard paid 10 TIE
discussion In the House was shown yesterday, when
Mr. Mcheon spoke 10 House OF iorty.five mem
btf= thls, however, Is not peculiar 20 the Loan Bill
for that honorable gentleman, on every occasion
has proved himseto be the most moving, s,esl
er n the House. The consideration of The Civil ard
Diplomatic Appropriation Bill, will probably be The
next subject resumed, and as all contingencies etv
struck from that bill 10 be again ntr odsced In dis
DaeI measure, 5u, short time would suffice ler il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
DENTISTRY

w who Artificial Teeth and ,hoss who may reousrs
them to his method ef supplying the Ma,sry family. VIZ
the Teeth. Knowing that there dsgreesble the
mouth Of those who indulge ia acids resulting from the actoa
of the acid the Gold Plate In all that admit he
tce OF metal Of any description tf u -
e. Chambers stEet ms I'm.
DR DIV still continues to diseases OF all
- kinds, with unr'vaed skill and SURPRISING judgment.
which has enabled him effect speedy perm cure
those whc have been aggravated by the per
nclous ana use OF mercury oasam car ava fpis
c which lends to and destroy the constitution
His medicine mild and will disagree with the
tcous and delicate ons Ffeuch red drpp 10
well known for s dnay virtues curing the most
noxous and dep'0rabe Terms modsrate-ea
West Broadway, heart anal street mis- Inn
DR DAVID l. ROGERS, has returned to the city, and
- resumed his professional business 326 Broadway
rur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL
PILLS

fIIIIN.
EFT the unfortunate rest assured THAI there
IL ration in asserting these pills to be speedy and radio
for Gonorhea elects, Iritaonof Kidneys, &c They
for several prescribed by the celebrated Abenc
thy in all Of the above dseases In the frat stages
boz usual sufficient to effect in afew days In long
protraoted chronic obstinate elects &c they equally
certain cured no taking other med
for months which tended destroy the constitution
the disease They the parts subject
the troublesome weakness which frequently after
using medicines They have taste
any one aknshem meh irsqasnt the most refined society
posed entirely vegetable ingredents which nvgorae the
system generally For sale only IN New York By VIM Wat
son Hail. 20 atherps street. and in Brooklyn
by Bae no I'VE. druggist, Fulton street. mcl lm'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
A PROBLEM
RING'SCOUGHCAN

He 'egree Of confidence placed in his Vegetable Cough
Candyby amsjority Of our physicians ought inspire
having been deceived article that promis thing
and Patterned no,ns Wer physeaas :o%mesd
cesyncn and other public speakers speak publicly Of its
kh fu relief lutricatng the air and giving
voice manifest nordinate volums7 In fine, would every
body who has tried 1t 80 sirenuoasy promugate its virtues
had not The almost miraculous effects OF its powerful agency
been scent
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail exporation
z. H. RING SO Fulton str, ct. Of Cliff ml9 lmt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

.DR. A. g HULL, NO. 4vEsEY STREET, Actor
- HOUSE. NEW YORk,-Persons afflicted with rup.
tyEes may rely upon the best intrmsnt: aid the yo!d
United Sate Patients musf he csvefu examine the bach
pr Hull writing None other are genuine Of to 8
cured without further expense than the Of the Truss
The radc has been under the progressve practical
improvement for than twenty past in Dr. Hus
Truss Office, and brought to state Of unrivaed per-
lection. NILS I'm
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IMPORTANT =

lM run ~ IN
TO MARRIED LADIES! DIR HULL'S ALDO.
MINAL SUPPORTERS. s
THIS apparatus oly falling Of the womb and
moves many weaknesses incident 70 the married state II
applied article Of dress; hersef without
recourse to reading The pamphlet written By Dr.
Hull accompany ing zach will be mail
he by letter. -
Dr. Huhas at the request of pectable
fitted exclusively for ladies ha, ing separate
from the business department. where lady coestant
tendance apply Trusses and supper 70 female patients
AMOS c. HULL co.
ml5Im] No Vesey at Astor Hossse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

TJkArE AND POUDRETTE,-rh Lodi Manufacturing
Company Offer 400 barrels Il Poudrttc for sale
daily preparing both Urste and roadree 1.-THE weather
proves favorable they have large snppy in the
spring This company have connection with any other
and the Poudrctre they oer ia waaned than
per than what has been mad i. New York and
they have the evidence Of turner's and practical chemists
prove it, This company alone make Urste They have dis
covered aud greatly improved in making Pou-
drete, although much more expensys They do not
street moulding sasd from the foundes the
material that not in valuable manure The company
have determined 10 make acie which the farmers and
raenc can have no r.soabe ground to complain Of and
they thereby hope 10 establish its character
TERMs-Cash delivery for Plud cite 40 cents bush
person wanting few bSes may We Tie same delivered 90
tanning four bushsls struck azure free Of carriage "a barrel
will contain four bushels heaped By
B0me).
One Of the benefits in using these the
n0my with which they can be ape,d one boy will do more
in day than wih team cartpg in
Farmers and gardeners who have tried these
Aures tina bshel Of oudcte equal aiosd Of
uard manure. ~ -
These may be had Of Mr. Jacobus the Hscken
sack Bridge, New Jersey; of Messrs stilwsl Dey No
Ne Liberty Ssw YORK Letter. By mail Pcst
hce New York" will be forthwith attended to. and p
wishing at time, give orders in
advance and the company will reserve them. mSimds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
DRS. SARGEAN I AND
DR. ATTEN'S RATSAM

Of Horehound Liverwort aud Peuisv Root for Coughs
" Colds Consumption asd Liver Complaint Con
disease Often ;ssrsy lu,l,ng The system 70, years
stage It be cured escuay and rtainy any
other sase Let not delay the OF medicine
their lungs ssnsiby affected but due
Dr. Allen. Ba.,m Of hissIy9rt.hs nsficps has proved
will have abundant nIess the hand OF Providence
More than 100 PhyGcians in this city this medicine
in their practices.
LIVER. COMPLAINT CURED-Dr Allcn-Dear Sir
have used Balsam Of Horehound Livrwort and Pleu
rsy Ro practice for months past and from the
wonderful eff ct i has had. fully s,sfed that pos
Gonsunpiioa do strongly recon nsndt to the public
and the Faculty. f-., : Respectfully,
I'D. RICHARDSON, MD
WHOHPiEG COUGh-Thi disease is prevailing very
sx.eu:ve!y and 10 sweeping little with very
few DAYS Illness Parests should remember that Dr. Al
lens Basam Of Lverwort the only nfabie remedy tnd
has .sy.d !housands Of lives during sevsnyes
NJ. Guon 1877 Bowery Of Grand street Dr. Hart
Of broadway and Chamber street, ]. o. Fay, at
Mlnors Drug Store Of Broadway and John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25

WANT or CONTROVERSIAL editor in the We
insists upon It that confidence is not restored MI
tailor, who used to trust him for suit of clothes
now refuses TO trust HIM even for pair of pants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25

TnE SUNBEAM OF THE HEART.--It was once said
OF beautiful woman, that from her childhood She
had ever spoken smllingy; as if the heart poured
JOY from the lips, and they turned it into beauty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
THE TWO GREATEST INVENTIONS
THE AGE
KENNEDY,S

COMPOUND VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
Eok The treatment and preservation of the Hair the only
l. insble against badness, and
for all diseases Of the scalp such andru plea po!nica &c
Ne &c including all cutaneous affections This article
pared with great care by the inventor aud proprietor himself
after study Of ten years during WHICH his has been al
most xcusiyy devoted the perfection Of this
article for the benefit of the growth and beauty Of the Hair In
the time. intended for the
have arisen and died, while this eloces the full ygor
destined olvc as long as ne head OF HAIR rs
who have these desires but g,st single trial and ne has
fears for the result II emily 10 be known to be
cated and when the proprietor expects obtain
his reward from discerning pabc and asks not bciorehe
Is not afraid OF getting out OF patience.
Nearly five hundred certificates estfying 10 its virtues
all for w ich intended to be used from the
highly respectable lndi' dals various in the United
States tbs Canadas can be the Office of the nyen
TO and manufacturer No. 1 Pine street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
INVENTION NO. 9.

Tho second invention of modern times, which would
respectfully call attention, is KENNEDY'S CELEBRATED
PREMIUM CHEMICAL HAIR DYE the first ever in
vented in this This article be testified TO by
large number of oral and verbal ndatons
any thing the kind imported from part the world
and is rapidly supoccdng all for changing the
color OF the hair and whiskers beautiful dark brown
black from axen, red other objectionable color in
single application, without affecting the skin.
The above Hair Dye exhibited the Fair Of the Amer
Institute held Nbos Garden and receii ed the first
MUM being other exhibited. II be OBJ
tanned at the allowing places s-Bssy Ward Co. MAIDEN
Lanc; Leary 20, Aston House; 63 Bowery Walkers
$50 Bowery Bond Tiffany, Gourd Ellis, 259
Broadway and At the manuacIory No. Pine street New
York.
au3a lmsr GEORGE KENNEDY
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THE CRYSTAL,
CORNER OF VAIL e. BROAD STREET

Ye Conoiseurs and Epcpres who rong the Money street,
Whenyou dry stop In and try the acck that there you'll
Wen do best stand the with any house town,
And while do, look Go for share of
'HE Proprietors of the above estabhen will take pride
ia redcemng the above pledge. and tey will permit
Ece but the very best the bar choice Lunch
also be found daily. au2i m.I
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HIGH POLISH:

r EES STEAM IMPKOVED BLACkINt IL nav uni.
IL versaly admitted to be far superior yet invented for
peculiar soenng qualities the leather
exquisite brilliant jet black lusre, properties entirely
rIvaled. -
No 1 John 81. corner of Broadway. CHAS LEE,
sIo Imsr Formerly Lee Thomson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25

Correspondence of the Herald.l L ,e,,t
CAPE COP, Sept. 8, 1872.
Description Of The Cape Fish Iphaleys-Ih CIR
-Ioiitics-Light Houses.
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SUTTON & VANDERBILT

RE- Constantly receiving large supplies of Cloths
n and Wooilens OF description suitable for the
coming winch they offer at ~ reduced prices
for cash, their well known Tailoring t2O
Broadway second door shove Canal = -
Gentlemen requested to call and their stock
fore purchasing else where
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-31

THE LAND MoNEY.-The faulty oil
the Locos, in rejecting the States quota,
is every where exciting the surprise and
Indignation Of the people. A letter from
Dnwiddie says: Il am astonished at
the madness OF these men-what do they
mean? Are they bent on self-destruc.
toni Without a cent in the Treasury
ON the beg-wll they yet withhold this
pittance from their constituents | am
comforted by the reflection, that it will
lead to their overthrow. Then we NAV
say for once, that an abstraction achieved
great good !" A letter from Bucknp-
ham says: 81 hope Gregory will not hes
itate to appoint an agent the LIST day Of his
Administration, and thereby enti,le himself
to the thanks Of every taxpayer in the
commonwealth. If he thinks it right, he
will bo sure to do il, and how can
man Of good sense think otherwise ~
Without knowing, we apprehend that
Mr.. Gregory may consider himself in.
sructed by the refusal OF the Legislature
and will not act unless the people of
the polls shall declare their wishes in IA
vor Of the reception ofthe money.
Letters from other quarters, and the
entire Wing press ofthe State are to the
same purport. All declare in favor of
the money. If this question be properly
presented to the people, there will not be
thirty Locos returned to the next House
of Delegates. Let the Wings bear this
in mind, and 60 to work accordingly
Richmond Wing.