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The New York herald., 1845-06-18
MONTHLY REPORT
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
No. rs Chambers street.

kLI iRkA LIZ
3 lnpotency.
8 Great Debility from impro-
per habits.
6 Rheumatism, (chronic)
10 Gonorrh@a.
8 Epilepsy.
0 Secondary vencrcal.
8 Primary Chancre.
5 Eruptions ot the skin.
3 Affections of the heart.
IL Seminal weakness.
3 Tic Douloureux Of the face
"A Vacclnated.
6 liberated and sore legs.
7 Wind aud sourness on the
stomach.
- Examinations of the chest
to detect disease.
4 Cases Of Small Pox.
! s Sensation Of sinking or fall.
ing at the stomach.
2 Opacity Of the cornsa.
1 Diseased liver.
3 Cases OF persons who were
nearly blind for years, cured
/ A man confined nearly a year
aud given up to die, with a
disease ofhis liver and sto-
mach, is now well and At
work.
The New York herald., 1845-06-18
"DR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE


"DR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
REMEDY"
WITHOUT MERCURY OR COPAvIA
HAVE prescribed the above medicine several fp
vcners diseases and secondary syphilis and the effect
has been strkingy beneficial; much induce
continue its IN such with much satisfaction. is
generally agreeable TO the Of patients.
Signed, JOHN A. ELKINTON, N. D.
Phladephia June l2 l8l5 No l02 North Fifth Il.
have prescribed Dr. Culens Remedyn in many cases OF
gonorrh9a and find il 10 effect very short time
Sign-d, A. WILSON, M. D.,
No Cedar Row, South above llth st.
Philadelphia, June 10, lSi5.
We have numerous certificates like the above from phys
clans and individual Price 81 per bottle.
Who,esae aud rtail BY O. Fay Fulton street. lamp
Aso above, DR. Culens specic for whites females
Price IS cents. ilo ltos*rc
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIDRNr--Lours Nc
LANE, Of Maryland, Minister Plcnipotentiarv and
Envoy Extraordinary to the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and Ireland vice Edward Everett, recalled
SAMUEL w. SPENCER, Collector Of the Customs M
Apslachicoa, Florida, vice Hiram Nourse, resigned
EZRA CHgsEBRo, Collector Of the Customs at stoninp
ton, Connecticut, vice Giles r. Halam removed.
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

WARREN HALL.
No Warren street
THE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house a.
Hotel in style of comfort and convenience for the ac
commodaon Of citizens generally and city,
tronage.
Their arder will be all well stocked with the best
The markets afford The Wines Liquors Of
the best quality The bedrooms neatly furnished spacious
iiry While from its central location being City Hail.
and IN the centre Of business will AFFORD great nducement
those visiting the city.
l. BRITTON
G. McCORKLE.
N B-The usual reshes served all times lei
The New York herald., 1845-06-18


COLEMAN < ROGERS, Proprietors.-This House. 50
~ long and avoraby known the travelling public
open.
story has been added and extensive alterations made
among which the of the Dining room length
ninety feet and by folding doors extended
to one hundred and thirty fee thirty parors with bed
rooms attached pleasant and airy the number sixty
hSye been for 800
The cars for Boston Buslo and Saratoga the from,
ofths house. is also but few steps from the steamboat
landing.
The propreto by their personal attention their bu.
siness and receive and
CHARLES 8. COLEMAN.
Late of the Astor House.
CHARLES NJ ROGERS,
ju7 lmkrc Late Of the Steamer Empire
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

PERArIoNs7ANp CURES.
IA Structures in Urethra, cured
without cutting or burning. !.
Fractures.
3 Operations for Squirting.
/ Operation for Fistula in Ano.
3 Bad cases Of Piles.
l Operation to remove carries
ofthe lower jaw.
led to.
charge, every day, between 3
H. BOSTWICK, nj d.,
Surgeon and Physician
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

TO THE PUBLIC.
I NOTICE THE PUBLIC that Doctor JOSEPH HEINE
i No. 20 DUANE STREET, is my SON-was net ABSA
LON, DAv1D'S SON7 See Book Samuel. :
SOLOMON HEINE, nj. D.
. Zunr M Roadn atvxu N~~vV Vork
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

sii FRANKLIN HALL.
II PEROZ HART respectfully beg permission tonform
that they have opened Il: house as Pearl under the
ding Wine Chsmpaigne and Segars We pledge ourselves
lat neither Of the above articles shall be inferior
Beer Please forget No AIS Pearl St between Chat
BThere will be Fres-andeasy this house every sa-
turday evening jel2 lw+ re.
The New York herald., 1845-06-18
DEAFNESS.
DRS GASTLE & EDWARDS, AURLSTS,

hEAU IffIto.
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
those OF long standing advice and medicine
on the first spiea neither residence required
No. 81 Reade strr<t 8 HEINE. M. ID.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-19
DWELLING HOUSE.

VUNIIE undersigned Offers for sale pleasant family resi-
dence, in city of Richmond, Franklin street..
lately opposite Friends Meeting House, The House
. good tvossory dwelling, neatly painted and well I'm
modem syls Il contains six rooms, and all shs
. comfortable rssitenes Thsss 10 also
the lot eood add Carriage HOUSE, and build
ings pleasantly situated. and in good nsighboshoed.
JOB RORTON. Adm. a The
Es,sss Of J. s. Bosson, dec'd.
Nov q. l6lA l9f
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sLiks syranss, dsa Ii delights snis,
What, smtsen. most proelams the pride Of pow'r,
And arbitrary nod His joy sWpss0e,
To bid the wretch survive the lortuLate:
The feeble wrap the athletic in his shroud
And weeping fathers build their childrsn's tomb -
DIED,
At tho residence of her son DR.. Jesse L. Para
more, near this place, on the llth inst, Mas.
RHoDA PARAMoaE, in the ssth year of her age.
On Sunday evening last, Of scarlet fever,
Mrs. MARY OWEN, consort Of William Owen, Of
this place.
--On Wednesday evening 18th inst.
JAMES, son Of GEORGE and MARY Moore, in the
18th year Of his age.
in this place on Tu esday morning last,
TAcEy BEEsoS, aged about 70 years.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-19
Administrators Sale.

VVHE following articles, belonging tie Eseass Of Hugh
g. Hamilsss, deed, late Of Way~s eoussy. l"disna,
vsiI - odsssd pebe SATURDAY.. The End
Of fsbsualy Hagsrsson One Silver Pasens
Lsvss Waseh. Hossshold Fusstuss, sosss beees'
half Box W. Tobacco, together With otbes small articles
roo ssdiosss TERMS made Known day Of
sale; w. en due ausndarrs viii b. gwen BY
NJ E. REEVES, Adrn,ssator.
Hases;ovn, Jan. Goth, lsA5. .o's
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-19

-. FREE MAN should do, . political mill
-:.r, vill porvade our country. and there shall
!. po.hisg to coodsmn in the land. The wing
'.,,v !, Dos yet ready to bow its mock. and while
:, American heart is to b found in the Coun'
- r. N. nation 1T WILL BE HEARD.
". arc this week pressed for room, and can
oily ny in conclusion, that tho wh.g. have dono
~, dusy-tho wing Senate passed the b'il-the
-, House WILL NOT pass it, and upon that party
.,,,. ~;ll rest the responsibility of its defeat.
RI. Rank bill has passed the House in tho Le-
,;.la,ure Of Ohio, with several amendments and
zone back 70 the Senate.
The Office Of tho Now York Tribune has been
a...,oved by fire. Tho loss is about $4,000.
Thero has boon a severe snow storm IN the
uorth.oas.ern portion of the Union, and dlsas-
,rous rale on tho coast. We have not room Tor
PARTICULARS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-19
ELKuORN FACTORY.

undsssgnsd having pusehassd hs above Facsosy,
foeussiy ewned By Dsassi CLARK. and having pot IL
ia eouptsss rspais, ere ready CARD WOOL,
snd FULL sa1 DRESS CLOTH n he ssss mannss an1
upon NOTES. They will alse in. shors time, b
prepared aneaesuss all kinds a eoes osdss They
viii pusehass any quansy Of WOOL shs highest
ks, price. payahs Goods the faesosy, for Dry
Goods AID Groceries, &C. They would pssfsr Wool that
washed.
THEW prices low. af they hope. from sheis l~E
pesienee and
4 share Of patronage.
April 18th. 1s44. left
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ADMINIsrRArOR,s NOTICE.

VUVHE undsssiensd taken II the Probate
Court, letters The sssass Of Rssh
Jones, dseeassd persons indebted sald sssass will
please make payment, and all having elaine against the
san,s will pessp: legally authenticated fc' settlement
within from THE date The estate - PROBABLY
lnsolvent. LEWIS MOkklS, iAdmr.
February, ) lS4o. 6:S~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-19

NEW BOOKS.-The Indiana Annual Register and
Y Poke; Manual or the year l0a5--C. w. Cady.--
This work contains large Of va ua
for Of eli trades and pro essi Almanac. Sc
The Daily Memorandum, and Pocket Accom-, Box for
the o45; annual public ton, expressly adapted
the daily and convenience Of every professional
and busines.
The History of Consulate and Empire under Napo-
leon, NJ. A. Theirs, late prime minister France. To
be published equal parts, Is per number
Harper's Illuminated Bible--seventeen numbers have
been published and received.
Agincourt,--Jamss last novel 25 cents
History Of a Flirt 25
Godey's Ladv's Book.
Graham's Magazine,
Wes,s.n Literary Journal AMI Monthly Review.
Columbian Ma yazne, and other periodicals.:
For sale the BOOK STORE.
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TIE CELEBR ATED
Dr.. R,4sh's Compound Purifying
Syrup of S arsaparilla.

STRICTLY vxCETABLE
TIME exalted reputation attained by Dr. Rush, both
u private practice and as Physician the American
Army sufficient guaranty for the efficacy ana usefulness
of this truly invaluable medicine. Ii prescribed by
him end oshsr Physicians, attached Army during
glorious revolutionary struggle and proved b.
tain and unfaling for Of
and the time Distressing which
ted, viz: Affections Livss, Dyspcp-
sa Indigestion. end all disorders arising from impure
Of the blood Under this latter head be casssd
Obstinate eruPsons Of .he skin Pmpss the face,
SyphiIitic mptoms. Scaiy Erupons letters and Ring
White SweIling.. Scofua and M.cu.l diseases
1t 10 also excellent remedy for Chronic Rhcuna-
sm. fnfants Choc, snd general ae of the els
children for which efectual
provided. unless il bs this purifying Medicine.
For sale at the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Jan. Dist. le45. 4ly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-19

subscriber having commenced the manufa turing
busine. the above mentioned place: he is prepare
ed receive wool to manufacture INTO CLOTH. FLAN-
NELS, BLANKETS, SATTINETTS and JEANS, Ell
ward the shares. suited the
times. He hand good of the above
named goods, which willing exchange for wool
other produce. He will also Card Wool, Full and Dress
will favor him th their
and hopes that by strict attention BUSH
ness 10 give general Satisfaction.
LEvlNUS KING.
Richmond. Nov IL, l6l3.
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v AZ 81 SIl . S .

= Il. LlPPINCOTT, has just received, f.om Phila-
y. dephia. superior article Of Pale Coach Body Var
nish together with Cabinei and Japan Varnh Also
Of fashionable Carriage Trimmings. low for cash.
Nav ID, lS44. 1877
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-19
GUN MITHING

TuNIlE subscriber respectfully informs The public that
ha. established himself in Richmond, and ID pTepa-
make, order, RIFLES of a superior quali,y,ho
barrels which IN in Lancaster, Pa. He
will repaii Guns of all kinds the shortest notice
Prices cheap. 0-Shop opposite the Market House. West
SIDE. JOHN w. FLEMING.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-19
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Fro the N Y. Courier and Enquirer
We are indebted to Capt. kingsbury, OF the
brig Rornon do Zaldo, arrived yesterday from
Vera Cruz, which port he left on the l4th of jan
,,rv. for intelligence to that date. Con. Santa
Anna after having made five different attacks on
tho CITY Of Pucbla, had been rcpulsed on each
attack with some considerable loss, had been O.
b,god to dscamp with all his troops, amounting TO
about 1000 men, and according to tho latest news
from Jaapa. he is on his way to Vera Cruz, but
he must first pass defile ID miles from Jaapa.
which is we'll fortified, and commanded by Cen
eral Jose Rineon in person.
If Santa Anna should be successful here, he
will meet with obstacles from troops stationed at
Puebla, utter passing which place, thorc will be
nothing to prevent his coming 10 within miles OF
Vera Cruz.-Here the Notifications, although
not complete, are sufficient to prevent his taking
tho city, but probably no may DO aolo TO affect ms
escape on board of an English frigate stationed
a, SACRIFICES, with ordors as report says, to re-
ccive him, and protect his person. Should he,
howeyss determine to besiego the place, Gener.
ale Bravo and Paredos, who left Puebla on the
10Th instant with ten thousand cavalry and infnn.
try, will soon 10 on his roar, and determine his
faia-lf taken prisoner, rs he IS enormously rich,
having moro than twelve millions of dollars
in England, it is more than probable TINT by u
sing his money I've may DO nbo 10 purchase his
own and the lives of his officers, although by his
own moro than brutal conduct in Puobla he has
forfeited all claim to the indulgence Of other
Mcxicans or foreigners.
The officers commanding tho city are Gems.
Morea and Hernandez. The Castle is under the
command of Con. Juan Lotto, q bravo and ablo Of
fcer, and an invotcrato enemy Of Santa Anna
Ia tho of tho night previous to sailing the
Captain says ncws was received by an cypress
from Jalappa, that Santa Anna had commenced
bcsoging Pcro,c, and that neither Bravo nor Pa
radios, had left Pucblo on tho 18th; and that even
among tho mos, sanguino of tho friends OF the
movement against Santa Anna, belief had aris-
en- that there intrigue going on to savo
him and his officers; if true, il is thought this will
be tho forcrunncr ola fresh outbreak, that will
cost an immense deal of boodshcd.
We arc indebted to Mr.. Zaldo, tho owner of
tho brig for somo additional information Of high
Importance, to wit: that Santa Anna had sent III
his subm, ss ion 10 the new Government, and had
placed himself and his troops at thor disposal.
This the report at Vera Cruz, and if 1t shall
provo true, the war may be considered at an end
The Diario Of the 18Th announces it a fact.
The following is tho official notice Of tho sur
render:
(From Dairo dc Vera Cruz, Jan. l3
Gen. in Chot & Chief Sec retary's Office.
VOp II
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An Appren tice,

WANTED TO learn the above business A boy about
6 II of age-possessing mechanical ingenu
ty-of coed moral cha racer, and industrious habits.
have good situation for four years, by applying the
subscriber. One from the country would BE- preferred
Richmond, Jan 24,h, l545. J. w. F.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-19
ALARM FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber Offers for sale, miles
j Of Richmond. 1t on,ans eighty Of land of
best quality-sood buildings barn. and tho
ny convenient order There is also thrifty
orchard excellent fruit, and
desirable locations in the neighborhood.
Being abolt remove offers for sale his
Of BOOTS & SHOES, Wholesale retail,
possible prices.
LUKE LEAGUE.
Richmond Ia. sept. Goth, 1874. #.
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BULLETIN, No. l5-ARMY of OPERATION.
His Excollcncy Don Antonio do Hare Of Tam
arz, and Don Jose Maria Mendoza, yesterday
took their depart for the capital of Mexico. On
the same night thoy wcrc followed by Gen. Don
Pedro Cortazar. These three officers dos
patched to treat with the Supreme Government
for tho settlement of all difficulties existing
IN tho Republic, and for the prevention of further
bloodshcd.
|, therefore, order all the forces that cover tho
lines around this city. and now uudor my
mand. suspend all acts Of hostillest to aba ndon
tho positions they now occupy, and to retire to
the town Of Amozoc. there to await tho result of
tho negotiations of these officers.
In Wow Of this commission, | doubt not, that
seconding the philanthropy by which am anima-
ted, you will order the forces undor your COM
mand to suspend. their part, all hostilltios and
avoid tho diffusion Of blood, which should DO
fully preserved to be she'd only when necessary.
and against foreign foe.
God and Liberty.
Head Quarters, Jan. TO- p. NJ.
ANTONIO LoPEz De SANTA ANA.
To Gen. Don lGNcIo DE YNcrAN.
1t may be tina. this is only on the part
OF Santa Anna to gain time in order 10 strike
moro decisive blow. He is too shire wd 4 tactcian
not to see a check mote in brief delay. 1t Is
very evident. however. that thus far he has had
tho worst of tho fight and has been driven into
diplomacy.
DEPARTURE OF MR. PoLk.-Thc Columbia,
Tennessee, Observer of the Both ult., states that
the President elect, accompanied by his suite, left
his residence at that place on Tuesday last, for
Washington. The Observer adds that it is I'M
derssood that Col J. X. Walker, nephew of tho
President, will DO his Private Secretary. The
same paper congratulntes the citizens Of Column
Ola upon one circumstance attendant upon this e.
vent,-that IS tho riddance Of that paceiof the i'm
!nense horde Of Office seekers who have besieged
Mr.. Polk for share Of the spcils' for some weeks
past.
Mrs Rboda Simpkins, wife Of Enos Simpkins,
Sr., OF Bridgtown, N. J., was choked to death on
!nursoay evening. by getting piece Of ham
On tho night Of tho 10Th ult,mo, a fire broke
outn WcsumPka. (A.a.) which destroyed abou,
oo houses and about 1900 bales Cotton; loss esti
mated at 200 ,Oo0 insurance abou, $4,000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-19

The Young Mems Literary Association,
ARE hereby notified, tina, the annual meeting Of the
Association takes place Mondar evening, tho Sd o.
March Officers for the ensuing elected
and MEMBERS therefore, earnestly solicited attend
CiAS. SJFFRINS, Sec'y.
Richmond. Feb y, 1874.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-19

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-There will be a pro,rac,ed
meeting held tho Cumberland Presby in the War
ner building, commencing on FRIDAY NEXT, the 2ist
;-preashins. day and night. for several days IN
success son. Richmond, Feb. 18Th, lo45.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-29
Give Him Jesse!

Ex-Governor METcAIF, of Lentucky, thus
writes in recently published letter to G, M.
CLAY:
"You, sir, are not the first brawler alias bray
pr, about God and Liberty whose acts, speaking
much louder than words, proved him to be a no.
torious tyrant. The reproach which you attempt
to throw upon me, for holding interests antGgo-
mist to yours, and, therefore, having no right to
speak to you, does indeed prove you to be a man
of daring and consummate mpudence. Other
wise YOU would have been the last men to taunt
me, or any one else, about that 'antagonisttc In
terest' Were | TO act the manly part that you
have done, might soon rid myself of all that in.
terest to good advantage. That interest is, al
best, of small amount, consisting OF few old
slaves, about one-haIf in number of my brothers
and sisters. BY throwing them into Jail, as you
dare not deny that you have done, without the
mputaton of crime; then by taking them ou
and exposing them for sale at distant market,
too might soon be prepared to cry out, God anC
Liberty!! God and Nature!! shocked at YOU
hypocrisy, profanity, scoundrelism! will turr
from this hdeous picture with the remark, tha
my negroes never run away from me. They are
never put into or taken out of the Nicholas jail
or of Fayette, as yours have been of late. The!
do not poison my children, nor are they eve
falsely charged with poisoning as an apology 70
their Imprisonment and sale ofther innocent re
Iatives below. Much less, are they treated a
you treated Rachel, Solomon, and Margaret, th
first about fifty years old, the boy about seven
teen, and the child about seven, without eve
the imputaton of crime. Dare you deny tha
they were recently brought from Madison coun
", put into Jail al Fayette, on the l4th of Marc
last, taken out and fetered with iron handcuf
on the next morning, and sold into banisAment b
the heartless wretch whose very soul weeps an
bleeds at the very thought Of banishing emanc
pated slaves"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-29
Ozark NEORFOe.H

This sobriquet is constantly in the mouths ot
the enlightened and intelligent wings, in speaking
of Monroe county. The editor of the RepubIi-
can has been constantly dealing out slang in r.
gard to the Democracy of that county, and veIy
gravely charges them with voting for Gen. jack
son still at every annual election! For seyerd
days after the annual election, the news Went
abroad that the whig ticket was elected in Mon
roe county. And thereupon every little coon
whifet in the State stuck his cologne bottle II
bis nose and exclaimed, "de-ah me, de dem 10
cab iocahs in Monroe am whipt--oh, de-ah! d,
keounty ar now lhem) enlightened, (ahem) d'
wigs 'av sent missionaries deown dar, and con
werted de 'eathenish Iocah focahs-( (ahem) three
che-ahs for dark Monroe--hip, hip, hurrah,h-h!' !
The last esprit of Democracy" printed a
Woods6eld, contains the official vote of Monroe
county, from which it appears that the entire de
mocratic TICKET has been elected by handsome
majority, but not as large as usual, on account Q
the democrats not turning out in their strength
And this being the fact, the silly upstart coon
will of course still continue their slang abou
Ozark Monroe"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-29
FLEECING THE PEOPLEI
The Difference Between Democrats and
EedeTaIiSts when im O6ice.

Last year we had democratic Auditor, and
the receipts aud expenditures of the public mo-
nies were by him condensed into the smallest
possible space, and occupied but q columns of
the Sentinel, for which we we're paid S25 50.--
Nov we have whig Auditor, and the receipts
and expenditures are spread out over space uf
01rtpelre columns and a third, pf the Republi-
canl Every little triflng expenditure Ola penny
is carefully written out in the most pompous
manner, and the honest y editor of the Repub-
lican has taken special pains TO spread each item
still larger, by making it as "phat' as possible.
His fees for printing this JOB will be something
near tL.1rone hundred and t,centy dOlIars!!-E1
The fellow in his paper apologies thus for oc-
cupyng so large space by the publication Of
the receipts and expenditures: "OUR CREDI-
TORS WILL HAVE NO REASON TO COM
PLAIN" Oh, no! Of course they will not
We presume you will now pay 10 per centum OF
your honest debts! Tax Payers of Harrison
county, what think you of this' BY putting a
federal Auditor in office, one hundred dollurS
of your money are thrown away in order tc
support a villdinously corrupt and proAigate
Editor. Your last dime is taken from you
Q1r to pay Auison's creditors! !-S0 You are
Heeced of your hard earnings to sustain a paper
which will only abuse and ViIIify yon in the mos
audacous manner. We can look upon this ac
of ihrowing away the public money in no ohe
light than downright outrage upon the Taxpay
ers of Harrison county, and the people who have
been a'eced and qwindled out of their none,
will have an opportunity, ere long. to pass iudg
ment upon the party and its officers who thu
abuse the power conferred upon them.