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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-01
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
A DESIDERATUM IN DENTISTRY,
. A. &. CASTLE. REMOVED TO AL BROAD


DR. A. c. CAsTL II REMo STbT TO ssi BROAD.
filing desayed hollow teeth Il can be put into the most tender
comes mpsssS into ONE hard solid body thus restoring and
and perfect n all their respective uses for IN
Distinguished IN society offer their testimonials in the mos!
- admirably adapted for tender teeth and nervous
ability The New York AyroTs =" makes the teeth
ob,aped mnc celebrity for hi: excellent mode q filling the
haze saye pefsoao ted and recommend DR. Castles Paste for
ming the teeth Tooth-ache pills. Of which put the
aching tooth Will effect permanent
,~r,,~ .. lFrom the Journal of Conmerce)
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.-Dr
Castle has replaced by ingenious piece of dental
oi hs los: portion; of the upper ard bones
met with this ter bls and severe casually while pursuit q
eonfmatory Of this extraordinary cure and is entire
that the loss OF these important sklfuy replaced
Dr. Castle now no more of regret % the Lieutenant
posphers pressure Dr. e Castle refers to The Spanish
Consul Rear hd%iTl Walton Lord Mopeth Gen MeC,gy,
iie,y s. X; Mrs 9essHl Gaines B. Beck N p Dr.
ger, pr. Gheesman, DR.. A. Il STEPHENS, Dr. J. Tory
Baylies Dr. WIN Gnyson ID Derring, TIC. kS Office 3s
Broadway. oil imsec
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Packets To Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge, Barstow, Oct. ]
Washington, Burrows, Oct.7
United States, Britton, Oct. -
Rochester, Britton, Oct. l6
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator. Chadwick, Oct. |
Wellington, Chadwick, Oct. 10
Switzerland. Knight, Oct. 20
FOR HAvRE.
81. Nicolas, Pell, Oct. |
Duchesse d'Orleans. Oct. 0
Sully, Burrows, Oct. l6
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Died.

At his residence No 20 Baysrd street. Sept 80 ls4s at
halt past 10, A. Of congestion Of the brain, Bsr
JAsIN +. TonrKISs, in the 4lst year Of his age.
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SEPT. 30-l2 O'cLocK.-Yestcrday there were but few
buy in Market sales about 800 bales the chiefpropor
ten being to close orders for export day the
quiet, with more disposition the part of holders
reslse prices less firm although actual decline
be quoted. fair business done yesterday in
exchanges at our quotations; market closes firm.
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These the leading features Of the returns,
pared with former years 1t will be borne in mind that
this return for 1912 embraces year of the operation
the tariff of the Extra Session, which imposition
of 2oper cent npsn articles before Free and which
estimated to yield $5,000,0Oo.
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l.. BARONrO,

RTIST in Aabaster, Marble, Scaglioa, &c., from Italy
ARespectfuy invites the gentry the Inhabitants shopkeep
Bazaas dealers and the public n general to
and Division streets which is open for inspection with
baer black marble SPAR agaa yellow stone staactte red
and other Marbles verde d prao, granite, &c. &c
Hebe ewe Etruscan caqdestcks apes trays ink
stands watch clock stands time spill
antique lamps shell oval bottles and single
dogs tables hoentne baskets bulls lions, breaches,
necklaces obesks bell goZZoy
weights stands card boxes snuff boxes birds nests amian-
of Mount Veuvus Of Naples; books concho
logy mineraogy geology marine botanist &C. &c Price of
articles from 1211 cents TO 500.
Cleaning and repairing of description moderate
terms.
Admission free. $50 CIV.
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PAlRA AND SARSAPARIlLA

POSSESSES few advantages enjoyed by any other
dicne for the of all sexual diseases and which
with enlightened public, render asuedly highly popular
and desideraum long sought for the medical world
that of entirely tastees and unpleasant
patient IL has acquired the al
every of it has been examined approved of
and by the faculty of medicine and
by the most eminent of the profes SION
Prepared by J. B. Thorne chemist London and for sale
wholesale and retail, by JAMES TARRANT,
266 Greenwich street col of Warren street.
Also Park Row and 5l8 Broadway, 1863 Broadway,
Broadway Lislenard street. $50 Broadway
Walk $50 Iwis$r
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BILLIARDS AND BOWLING SALOON.
rI'HE fremont Billiard Bowling Saloon Nos. East
Broadway and Division street Market street. with
four Billiard Tables and three Bowling Alleys is the
tensiye establishment of the kind this city being $50 feet
length The bowling alleys undergoing thorough repairs
hayng heretofore had of the largest them
pins have been They will be ready for rolling in few
days. when due will be given On the night of opening
the players will attempt the largest game
aboye The billiard tables in operation which only
half price will be charged during the day time.
The proprietor thankful for the favors of his
Patrons aud will be pleased them all again
opening for fall business and strangers will find he
s,lect company the above establishment is intend
ed for halthu exercise NO gambling of kind whatever
will be permitted and all vulgar society excluded
"A privilege let in the above place good for
selling oysters pies coffee and other refreshments Rent low.
EThee good boys wanted up pins. Apply above
$40 3teod
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In the following is that the trade with Canada ID
by large although larger than usual in any
week this contains the exports from Cleveland
for the week ending 23d inst
ExpoRrs FROM CLEVELAND.
Bbls. Flour. Bus. Wheat,
To United States ports, 1851 l0,l07
To Canada 2407 l045s
Total, 81 979 20,66o
Account of -four and wheat arrived at tide water dur
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 1,
Cleared.

SUN SETS. ......5 as HIGH WATER 90. .....i al
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AUCTION SALES
TBQMAA77 PEL Eih Ayys asS
fSfcres No. % Ann street and lis Fulton ,tr-.ti

tstore, No. "a Am street and lis Fulton .r-.t,
MONDAY,
4tSH FS SlSet Sofas K 'hf f :a,s Painting.
The following articles by catalogue and without reserve by
G S % Ct %A%
C.bae do sapS city made Do dG' oS q o valuable
cases beautiful stuffed birds, &c.
rocking char psror mahogany and maple chairs o"reaus
London and China balance q the
dining and desert sets and beautiful style goods
Also lamp shades cut FU 1iEf 'am0f' wines ~e
o Sod toh @s ': :"sn aSS Watches jew
'hT': s iSye.a ' Ssas sa,Ss .oPs:
A''0' second n'"a e%SsREG WEDNESDAY,,
Of A. 1,s SS ssGs t he sale
general variety OF all kinds of article the house keeping
Also, the stock of cabinet maker.
Also, the entire household furniture of family giving mp
Also, Urge invoice of earpeng rugs &c., from an import
HIGH BRED IMPORTED SHORT HORNED CAT
be sold BY auction perenm n1 and without
ph Agricultural Society Thursday The 81, October ssst,
Imported Cows AID Hes Bulls and Calves their offspring,
These animals in FORM points pedigree handling sustain
the long credit Of the herd Of Mr. whitaker
~na,,,; ssn, ., WyS!o9LByT HERKNEs IS Asst
Philadelghia, sept III, i8i3 s<Sls't"r
HERD OF BUFFALoEs FOR sALE-The proprietor
IL offers for sale sngy Bualoes and
half old They known be of value in Europe
stock the parks of noblemen and Others To Farmers also
they valuable they make the nobest and beef
in the world, by being crossed with cattle. They
also valuable for exhibiting They be and all ner
Hoboken They will sold great bargain $50 3tisr
uUTCHINGS' STOMACH BITTERS-For d, spepsa,
papit'ton Of the heart loss of appetite assisting Digestion
night and all diseases Numerous
of persons cured well certificates of several physicians
who their practice, be the propretors
and sold $50 Houston McDougal street.
price 81 per bottle
Ageuts-I5O Bowery GA Broadway; Dr. Harton Allen
and Stanton Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn; Ingesoll Peek
kill.
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Corn Trade,

Holders asking Buyers offering less
Between the there material alteration. We an
the quotations here and elsewhere. They give
clearer idea of the markets this side than any
PRICES OF FLOUR FER BARREL.
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Surgeon to H. NJ. B. Forces, Jamaics
ACOUSTIC DROI s,

Cor ncpent deafness earache pains, buzzngs
singing sounds the collections of hard Vita
ted seoretons Of the organs Their oil has been po
puaI remedy curative in all diseases of the for
White oil Inns
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES'
AIDES in of fall ribbons flowers, &C., would do well
IL 70 call No 96 Bowery where they will good
Of the above mentioned articles together with variety Of
goods from the finest the wholesale
and retail low they be found in the city. $50 3tsm
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(BrOadtDay opp0stte the CIV HaL)

v SBrqqs SSg, sgy9:,te The Cs@S As1l
ys' Tenor sur. ..s
rely Of Banjo Melodies and Ethiopian EItrayasansss Mia
Aar the charming songsress La Petite Certo grace
Performance the Lecture Room quarter to
a-afternoon entertainment on Saturday at O'Clock.
NATIONAL PAINTING
THE EMBARKATlON OF THE Pill GRIM FATHERS
ands w %e % b &
October 3D. for short time only the National Academy OF
Admittance rs Season Tickets 50 cents Catalogues
Open from "a NJ. to loPM 80 ar..e
OPTICAL CAMERA OBSCURA-Is now e,hDited the
ner Of Broadway and Canal stairs from
a. as% ri, isH esn's-chldrsn s cents,
improves the occasion presented by the fall change
fashion Of hats his friends customers and the public
Canal Wooster streets where he offers for ssic and
inspection large and elegant Of Hats and sps
TO his Nua Fur Hats at ST. warranted water proof and
% retain their color and sh@ge lie won!d also call T
Hs n O. 3 g. a
mentioned Hats neat and durable and sdvsn
e0a'y with hats ''d in this city william # g q
No, 100 Chatham st., and o. Canal, Wooster ssA
WIN JEMNI ~. CO. MsIsh.a Tao 3. Broad
assortment Of splendid Tartan Plaid Vestinrs:-
f%s? MAJ ai' K..n.i..
Forbel. Mac Donald
Athol. Victoria,
~ Albert A,gyle.
tin and Pf s s.d
city, will be made up TO ORDER aour usual moderate for
ready money. s2s iwu.m
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PATENT ELASTIC
SH % III /. ID L. r RR ACE

TO GUNSMITHS AND DEALERS IN GUNS
O00 DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, assorted, from common
400 single barrel Guns assorted, from to fine
1000 pairs of Pistols selling below the Of importation
500 500 Riae,, selling DO do of manufacture
Gun Lock Limbs in every of finish
Tools and Materials for making Guns
Gun Locks Percussion Caps Powder Flasks aud Homs
Shot Belts and Pouches Game Bags Dog Collars and Chains
&c. &c.-or sale by
A. w. SPIES X co.
who constantly receiving from the foreign manufacturer
regular supplies Of article inquired flor by the gunsmth
sportsman. $40 msec
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We have received the leading features Of the ociar
port the and navigation of the United States
for the year ending sOh September 1912, which,
pared with former years, are folows-
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Sept LIST, have been this year, bales. 9,922
ls42, do l6767
ls4l, do 1886
Atthe south markets very heavy, and prices ire
gular At Mobile the GOTH old cotons have been sold
at 6 &c, currency including qualities from ordinary to
midding fair New cottons have been sold at spe
cie including qualities from middns 10 fair.
The quotations have been follows
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AUR1STS,

% OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ehss1hy comply with The request Of LIEUT. Nj
in Of total deafness and discharges from his
himself under the professional Of Ds Castle and Edwards
Aurss Under their he recovered his hearing
has returned to his military duty. -
Signed. H. McNEVEN M ID.
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SCRIP
N. Y. Life ms. & Trust Co.
Farmers Loan & Trust Co.
Ohio Life Ins. 4 Trust Co.
Bank of u. $. in Penn.
Boston & Providence Railr'd.
N. Jersey r. II. 4 Trans. Co
Mohawk & Hudson Railroad
Utica & Schenectady r. X.
Syracuse & Utica Railroad
Auburn & Syracuse II. II.
Auburn & Rochester X. II.
N. York Gas Light Co.
Merchants Exchange Co.
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DOMESTIC ExPoNTs U. STATES.
1903, 53s, 1871 1885 LOG, 382,7l2

The tonnage built in the United States has been io
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xSEl - NEWARK AND NEW YORK-Fme
ponly i2x Cents Fall and Winter Arrange
-ment-The splendid steamer PASSAIC, ON
and after Oct ., will follows
Leaves Newark, from foot Of Centre street. at o'clock A.
Leave New York, from foot Of Barclay street, o'clock
The accommodations both for passengers and freight (which
carried at low raes) have been greatly improved
lyle Sm.ec
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ARCHER'S FALL FASHION,
FOR q + T T. NJ 4 N 8 ATS,
AUTUMN-l843.
Now ready sale his old stands 204 and
IN 100 Greenwich street -
P.s.Aso elegant Of MEMS boys and chill
dren's Of entife sill lmsec
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-01

Az meeting of the Wings OF ssOId Wayne, held in
Cenrevie, the Doth November last, the undersigned
appointed Central Committee; and among o,her du-
requeed, when they deemed it to APP
point committee of vigilance in each township in the
county" Believing that the approaching election is of
Importance require the united action of the
friends of hig principles have appointed the
named gentlemen committees of vigilance in their
spectve townships:
WAsHIsGroS.-Lev P. Rotheme Jeremiah w Swat
ford, Stephen Jones.
JEFFERsos.-Isaac Y. Lesh, Jacob Urch and Mark T..
Reeves.
PERRy.--Larkn Thornburgh, VIM. b. Henshaw, and
Hugh Black.
GREEN-Ezra Schovle, James Harris, and Joshua Bal
ienger
CLAY--s,ephen Elliott, Daniel Bradbury. and Eleazer
Hiatt.
CESrnE.--David Commons, Lot Bloomfield, and John
Jones.
Abingdon Michael Helms, Moses Robbins, and Jacob
Fender.
BosroN-James p Burgess, DAME Clark, and Joseph
wAYsE.--John A. M'Minn, VIM. Barnes, and John II
Hutton
New GAapEx-Andrew Meredith, Seth Garner and J
Wilcu,ts
FR~s~IrN Henry Duttorow, Ehu Hunt, and K. Star
meetings DO held in their respective townships the frs
Monday April, and the appointment of three dele
gates the proposed Congressional District Convention
with for whom the first. second,
third choice
The committee would also recommend to their fellow
Wings, the propriety of taking into confederation at he
the day of ee April election, the expedeney
holding Convention for the of nomina
candidates for the and Offices and
if by Them deemed polite, the appointment of Delegates
say Delegate hundred given in the
respective townships the last August election The 29th
of April has been named appropriate time for the
holding of County Convention but the commtte suggest
that the time be fixed by the people, and the day des
mated by majority of the townships be adopted.
ID. p. HOLLOW.4Y,
j. p CRE.4GER,
Daniel SINKS, Central Committee.
7. @. NOBLE.
WALTER LEGG.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-01
WHITCOMB AND KELSO.

These worthless, /, is said, took the stump to-
gether shortly after the close of the Legislature,
and no doub, with good fellow feeling for each
other. That Whitcoub conniv cd with X elso, tho
traitor, to bring abou, the election Of Senator,
and to defeat Howard, there can be but little DIFF
ference of opinion. The Wings and locos were
both betraye the latter by the man who now
asks them for their support, and the former by a
man who has now, thank fortune, left the ranks
of the Wings and gone 10 the enemy. The
editor Of the Indiana Journal says, in reference
to Whilcomb's ,reachery:
"BUT WE HAVE NOW THE FULLEST
POSITIVE PROOF OF WIIiTCOMB'S AGEN-
CY in that NET furious Transaction! Proof that can
not be gansaid; and of the damning effects Of
which, we leave the world to Judge. In the O.
p,nion of all honest men, 1t must set the matter
at rest forever.
On the Monday after the adjournment of the
Legislature, Mr.. Whitcomb addressed the people
of Bloomington in a speech: and WHO does the
Reader think spoke WITH him, on that occasion'
1T WAS DANIEL KELSOit-ihe treacher-
Gus creature by whose singular change of posi-
ton Hannegan's election was secured, and Mr.
Whiicomb thus rid Of the excitement, of that
question during the coming summer. Was !, in
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Wing Meeting Monday next, at the Warner
Building.

The Wings of Wayne township. will hold
meeting in tho Warner building on Monday next,
the Bird inst. for the purpose of expressing their
preferences The first, second md third choice
among tho different, aspirants for a seat in Con
gross from this District; and TO sppoin. Delegates
10 Congressional Convention be held 10
Cambridge on the 18th inst. And also, to take
County Convention for the purpose of nomina>
ting candidates for the Legislature and county
officers, md il deemed expedieni, TO appoint Dele.
gates to Convention for that purpose. The
meeting will be organized at one O'clock, P. NJ
aud it is hoped that all who feel interest in
maintaining the union and harmony of the party
and all who wish the of Wing principles
will be present, and participate therein. Let the
coming contest be .'strong pull, and pull al
foye tber,'
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Merry.S Museum.

Boston, Bradbury, Soden & Co. 10 School
street. and l27 Nassau street New York OF all
the Juvenile works published. Master Mer
rvs is certainly The hes. The March number
before is filled with stories and beautiful
pictures we'll calculated to please and entertain
its numerous readers. We perceive the publish
ers have made decided Improvement by adding
eight pages, which is furnished in the shape of
little Magazine under the title OF Little
Lcares for Little Readers" Old Peter Parey,r
the editor, says
We propose hereafter to devote portion Of
each number of our Magazine 10 the special ben
eft Of very Young friends-the 4 be dGri
ans those who have ust begun to read. We in
tend, in fact, to make little magazine pur.
pose for them.
And now, The very outset, wish TO make
bargain 10 behalf of our Titles, friends; those
who have just learned to spell crucifr, dmplifca
ton &c. /, is follows:
The big Black ewes and Bue-eyes have a
right read the older part Of magazine first
after this the A C dariaps must be permitted TO
read our Little Leaves. We forsee that there
will be a squabble between the old arstocrats and
the Young democrats. it we do not settle ms point
beforehand Now, having spoken our will, we
! trust shall be obeyed.
II am trespass upon our law, here laid down,
| occurs-if any little friend of elbowed
! out of his rights-it his elder brother sister
ventures peep into the story of Ltmping Tom,
/ or lnquisitiye jack before he has read It. we
hope the case will be laid before us, and we sha u
forthwith proceed TO hear and adIudge the matter
acc ording TO law and justice. Hear yo and obey
The Little lad or lass who has heretofore beer
without Master Merry's rare budget of usefu
and entertaining matter will no longer be desti
tute of il. We learn that the circulati ton of the
Museum is immense. and reason VIII,
. IL Sho he lnasm as q
numbers when bound at the end of the ven' .''-i
iiIaKo ueautu aud splendid book con tanning ove
one hundred finely executed engraviugs, and n!
for the low price Of dollar.
Parents who are in puisuit of suitable readn.
for their children will find for their interest
for their children's good to subscribe for the Mu
scum.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-01

among the political papers Of the country. 1t is
document that should be 10 the hand Of every
statesman and reading man in the nation and we
inter no improbable prediction when We foretelI
that isw IL have an edition IN every State in the
Union. All tina, we have to regret about it is,
tina. production so profound 10 argument, and
so lofty in tone, should be evelled at objec,
as utterly Insignificant in character, sophistcai 10
deduction, and demagogucal IN its aim is the
folio Of james Whitcomb
| the Review will be printed in pamphlet form
Immediately.
Oar Wing brethren will please copy this notice,
4 ed.
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Central Committee.

CAN DID a II E. Or co q Z 5 s.
Ga Monday mex, the Wings Of this Distric, are
expected to determine who shall be the candidate
for Congress. The means adopted by which to
obtain this expression of the will of the People is
fair and impartial, and we sincerely hope il may
terminate in giving entire satisfaction TO all in te-
rested. The object should not be, and we believe
it is not, the nomination of any particular indi-
vidual; but such a nomna tioa 8 will give full
satisfaction TO all parties, and thereby secure the
harmony and union of the party No, the ad
vancemen, of PERSONAL friend. but the success of
those principles which can alone restore our coun-
try 10 its former prosperity. and the people TO a
state of comparative independence. Not the gra
LITIGATION Of the unworthy feelings Of a partlzan.
but the rescue Of our political institutions from
the hands OF selfish men and designing dema-
gogues. Throw upon the burning altar Of our
common country, all the sehshness of our nature.
and let 4 be consumed sacrifice to couu-
iry's good. Cover up with the glorious spirit of
PATRIOTISM, all Individuality, and act for our coun-
try. our whole country, and nothing bu. our
country.
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HOW SHALL OUR STATE DEBT BE PAID.
A Question to be asked of Mr.. Whhcomb and
his allies
Can any Locofoco gipe to the People the faint
est idea of the MANNER in which the STATE
DEBT OF INDIANA SHALL BE PAID!
We put the question 10 JAMES WHIrconB and
10 all his organs, big and little, on the stump Of
the Press, and in the Bar-rooms, ho,o shall the
debt of Indiana be paid?
These Locofocos are asking Tor power.-They
are asking tina, the State Government; in all its
Branches, shall be given TO them. Let us ques
ton Them, in the name of the People Of Indiana,
as to their MEASURES?
The State owes eleven millions six hundred
md thirty .one thousand dollars Upon this there
is yearly interest of FIVE hundred and eighty
one thousand dollars. HoD is it to be PAID, Mr.
Whtcomb1
Dare you to utter the word Reputation! How
then. repeat, do you propose 10 pay the debte
/ If the People place you in the Executive Chair.
and the Legislature should ask Of the Geaeral
Government the sir millions of dollars which be-
long to u.s. ,cith Which to pay ii, YOU WOULD
VETO THE LAW because you are OPPOSED 10
the Distribution of the Proceeds of the Public
Lands How will you pay it then! Is any pol
icy but DIRECT TAXATION left!
/ Gire to the Locofoco Party the majority in the
4 Legislature, and THEY WILL REFUSE To RECEIVE
INDIANA's PORTION OF THE LAND FUND! Their
principles are open and avowed.
! Do no, the People of this State the position
/ TO which they will be reduced, if these men sue
coed in their efforts after Power?-They will
have fastened upon them debt of nearly twelve
millions Of dollars, which they mus. pay by Di-
rect Taxation They will be annually taxed TO
NEE, an intArnaf thai debit verpinp tnwar ds
4
! foco Reiefn
/ People o! Indiana never suffer these Locofoco
asprants after power to escape your scrutiny
Meet them EVERYWHERE nth the question HO "
SHALL OUR STATE DEBT BE PAID.