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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
FIR e! FIR Ell!

PROT ECT YOUKSFT.VE Els AUAINoI LUoo
BY FIRE.
Agency Etna Insurance Company, Hartford
Connecticut,
vYNIIE subsc iber having been appointed
agent for the above company is prepar-
ed to insure against loss or damage by fire;
dwelling houses, stores, barns, mills, &c, &c.
at n $ low rate as any similar in stitution.
From the known ability and punetualty Of
this company in adjusting all losses covered
by them, those wishing to protect themselves
against loss will find it their interest to in.
sure through this office.
F. ]. C.. PEASLEY,
Burlington Aug. 90 IA Agent.
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N o &c

TIyfIE undersigned have ust opened Liv-
i cry Stable in the rear of Corse & Har-
rman's Coach Factory. where they intend
keeping al all times good and general assort-
ment of horses and carriages Of every descrip-
ton, to suit the public; and they hope by
faithful attention to business to merit share
OF public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the
week would do well to give them a call be.
fore engaging elsewhere; for they pledge
themselves to keep on hand at all times. a
plenty Of good provender. and good attentive
ostlers. No pains shall be spared to render
general satisfaction.
MEDALLION, CORSE & Co
June 90 Aft
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NEW GOODS,
THOS. HEDGE & CO.,

L IlOos ~ IL ~ wa
"AVE Just reed from New York
IL and New Orleans and are now opening
a fresh and splendid stock Of goods. Consist.
ing in part of
100 pieces Prints of the last and most fash.
ionable style
Ginghams and alpaccas
Hdkfs. gloves and hose Of various kinds
Irish linens Of superior quality
Table covers and cloths
Threads and tapes of all kinds
Brow. Hollands and Selicia
Cold cambrics
Jaconets, muslins, &c
Suspenders, elastics
Shawls and dress hdkfs
Black, brown and blue cloths
Fancy and plain cassimeres
Satinets and jeans
Sheetings and shirtings, brown and white
Coat trimmings of all kinds
Tickings, drillings and crash
Flanuels, linseys and canton flannels
Stufs for sacking and various other articles
in this line
HIATT of last style
BOOTS, shoes and brogans. Also
Ladies' fashionable walking shoes and slip,
QUEENS. WARE, well assorted
GROCERIES, i HARD WARE, &c &c.
All Of which are offered for sale at the loves.
prices for cash orproduce.
Burlington, July %, 1S46-9tf
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TO SADDLERS.

TUST reed and for sale by GEO
- ARMSTRONG;, at his establishment or
Main street, Burlington,
Skirting, harness and bride leather
Plush for ladies saddles
Calf and hog skin seating and pad skins
Saddle trees Of all kinds
Straining and girthng web
Silk and thread, stirrup and bride bits
Bride and harness kles
horse and buggy harness
Tacks from 3oz to 90 OF
Martingale and harness rings, &c &c
Low for cash or dry hides may IA '46
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DIR F. EASTERLY & c.

~ ~ ~ u -
No rs, Chestnut street, Saint Loui', w. y
WHOLESALE a. RETAlIh
w Frs in all valuable FAMILY Nr''
and by special appointment Of the Pssl'
are the only authorized agents 10 "
and General Wholesale Agents Tor !
tern States, for the following lus'll 4
remedies: -.
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam q y,
DR. Lwaync's compound syrup
Cherry ,r.|
Thompson's compound syrup aA|
Wood Naptha
Dallcy's Magical Pain Extractor
Jew David's or Hebrew Plssi"
Dettercr's Magic Hair Oil
DIR Halsted's Magnetic Remedls
Or Aliens Dyspeptic Componna
DIR Upham's Vegetable Pile Else'1., !.
DIR Smiths Indian vegetable l'a"
Pills
Vegetable Persian Pills o.,,,
Morrison's Universal Hygean ~
Bowers Infant Cordial; Barilns ~
Allebasi's Family Mediclnss' y" y. .,.t !
do Health pills and 'o''h :"
do Poor Mans Plaster
Spencer's Tonic Bitters
Bakers Diarrhea SPECIFIC pa.
DIR Watson's Fever and AsuI, me-
| Wynkoop's Tonic Mixture y
agne !, u.rcs
I Hemsley's worm syrup; VI
DIR Becker's eye oalsam
DIR McLone's Worm Spec'R
Sherman's medicsted toilet WI
Nerve and bone liniment .,risp
DR. Lemuel Warren's tocth
McAlister's all healing o'n'n s.lns
And, in fact, every other Truly !, w.
cine now before the public caa u,Jesr
| sale and retail, at this Family
| No. 76, Chestnut street. -. ~ Z
IL Country Merchants Nv a,ay,eipsls''
Druggists, and dealers 10 mss ',s.. r.
ed to call and examine our p XIV, Inf z
be sold at 10 per cent less rm,yliv
-
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ClOth him o..

lust reed per Falcon and for sale at unu
% sually low prices.
10 cloth cloaks
90 fine do coats. {deess and frock)
100 tweed and satinet sack, dress and froek
coats
800 blanket, pilot cloth and Sleeps grey do
600 pairs cloth, Cashmere, satinet, James.
Sleeps grey and kerscy pants
400 vests, all kinds and qualities
: doz fine muslin shirts linen bosm So coils
IS do muslin do
8 do calico do
90 do hickory do
do flannel do
IL do net do
80 do net, canton flannel and drilling
drawers, together with bosoms collars,
stock ties, hdkls. gloves, suspcnders &c
All OF which will be sold very low Tor cash.
Call and examine our stock
% GARRETT & co.
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LIND FOR sale.

YNHE subscriber offers for sa lie that valuable
i Farm within two miles from Burlington
formerly owned by Col. w. w. Chapman
Said farm contains $40 acres Of choice timber
and prarie-about 50 to 100 acres under fence
and cultivation, with good farm house and
outbuidings-g springs and running water
through the tract Of land This is considered
one of the best farms and locations in the
county and will be sold on very fair terms by
applying to the subscriber at Burlington Iowa.
ALSO-oO ac-es Of choice timber and prai-
rie land, about I miles from Burlington, hea
w timber, with Sugar Camp on the same
Titles warranted, Apply to
WESLEY JONES.
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II II X VI IL IL s
Look to your Interest.
S. VAN DUsEN g. CO.,
NTorth West corner of Main and jefferson
IN Streets. opposite Garrett & Co.'S
We are now prepared to supply the public
with a better article of
Boots & Shoes.
than has ever been offered in Burlington
comprising everything in our line, from a
Gentieman's Fine Boot to an Infants Shoe.
All of which are OF
OUR OWN MAKE,
and Warranted to do good service. All
consult their own interest by giving us call
before making their purchases, we
Manufacture our Leather,
and can undoubtedly give you BETTER
BARGAINS than you can get IN town. If
you have any doubt Of II, IL CALL and SEE,
and we will! convince you that we speak the
words Of truth and soberness.
B"All orders for work punctually attended
to- Our Gcntlemen's Fine Boots are made Of
the Rest Philadelphia Calf, and Boot
Morocco. We also keep on hand a general
assortment of
Shoe and Harness Makers Leather and
Shoe Makers Findings.
Which we are selling at reduced prices for
CASH or HIDES. Dom. forget to call at the
Cincinnati Cheap shoe s Leather store.
Burlington, September %, 1916 Is
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500 ps silk pkt hdkf.l 100 dog shirt coils, &c
With thousands Of other styles of Coats, Pants
Vests, &C.; all of which are got up in supe.
rior style to any ever before brought West;
and l am determined to sell them at lower
frice than any other house possibly can. All
/ ask is for you to call and examine my stock,
when am confden, you will Ire convinced
that am selling at lower prices than any 9TH
ers. and that my stock is full five times as
large as any other in the city, It must be
apparent to every one that can sell at lower
prices than others, from the fact that am
doing an entire cash MISUNDERSTANDING
manufacturing and selling for nothing but
cash!
Look we'll Cor the number--'tis ia Main
street, st Louis; and beware Of being deceived
by those who tell you theirs is Martins, for
there is scarcely house but will do it, know.
ing, as they well do, that not only have the
reputation of selling cheaper than any body
else. but that do sell cheaper; therefore they
tell you that theirs is Martins. say again.
look we'll for the number--'tis la, a large
ia. on top Of the house--a stone flag across
the pavement, with the name MARTIN on it
Ia large Looking glass in the back end OF the
store, covering the entire end. Remember the
Big Store, $50 feet deep. IT'S no trouble to
show goods! JOHN. T. MARTIN.
st Louis, aug 49, 46-sepl0-l6
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

NEW STORE,
Corner Jefferson & Third Streets.
THE undersigned invites the attention
= OF the public generally to new stock of
ASSORTED MERCHANDISE,
now opening at the store late in the occupan.
cy Of D. McIntire, corner OF jefferson and
Third streets: comprising staple and fancy
- AZ ~ @0DOD MD~9
Hard Ware, Queens Ware, Groceries,
Boots AMI shoes, and Hats.
The whole stock is o! recent purchase and
selected with much care for the country trade.
All the leading articles of family and indivi
dual consumption can be purchased on the
most reasonable terms. The assortment Of
Broadcloths. Cassimcres, and Satinetfs,
Itoeeds, Kentucky Jeans, Prints.
Alpaccas. Bombazines. Cash.
meres, Mouseim DE Lains,
Flaaneis Bleached e.
Brown .nusiins. Canabrics.
Mlslins, Jaconetts. Hosiery and Giovss,
affords an ample variety for selection.
The invoice OF HARD WARE consists Of
Shovels, Spades, Forks, log, trace and halter
Chains, Axes, Hammers, Hatchets, mill
* cut and hand Saws, Drawing knives,
AIDES, Chisels, Files, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Butts and Screws, Nails, Brads
and Tacks with the more common articles
in this branch. In
Queens are, Boots, shoes and Hats,
the quantity will be found full and complete.
COUNTRY PRODUCE of all kinds will
be taken in exchange for Goods.
" Purchasers are solicited to examine the
assortment before laying in their supplies.
j. M. SWAN,
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GOODS AT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
j. G.. l. A u Nh N,
NNATER STREET, is now in receipt,
w from the eastern cities, OF a portion of
his stock OF
Fall s Winter Goods
to which he would respectfully invite the at,
tent ion of the public. The assortment is am
pie and comprises every article adapted for
the coming season, and at unusually low rates.
Call and see
DRESS GOODS.
New STYLES nous de LANES and cashmere
rich nous de laine robes
do ombre rep cashneres
nous de laine gala and Rio Grande plaids
plain and fancy alpaccas
real silk warp DO
scarGs and silk points
shaded and figured black silk fringe
cords and tassels. silk buttons, &C sc
WHITE GOODS.
Plain and plaid jaconets
cambrics, Swiss and book muslin
bishop lawns and bobbinetts
edgings and insertings
Irish linens and linen lawns
linen cam brio and muslin hdkfs &c.
oS J G LAUMAN.
Udter street
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HARD.W RE

HARD WARE.
WYE have on hand and for sale cheap
w large and splendid assortment of
HARD WARE Il CUTLERY,
to which we invite the attention Of purchas
ers, consisting in part of
Door. pad till, chest and cupboard locks,
Knob and Norfolk latches, hinges,
Screens. files. rasps, shears, scissors,
Knives and forks, pocket and pen knives,
Razors, razor strops, cloth, hair, white,
Wash and shaving brushes,
German silver, Brittania and iron table &
Tea spoons, tacks, brads. bolts,
Curry combs, axes, coffee mills, sad irons,
&c., with great many other articles TOO
numerous to mention. GARRETT g. Co
nov5
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"a. New Goods.
FULLERTON'S First Shipment OF
u FALL and WINTER

ID Il Y g O o d S
10 just received and is now open for nspec.
ton. The public generally are invited to
favor me with cali, us my goods are all o
the most recent styles, and am determined
60. sell them at
Extre Low Prices.
Thoee wishing cheap bargains and fashionable
goods will please favor me with call before
purchasing elsewhere. II IL is no trouble to
chou Goods. My stock, IN part, comprises
the following:
CASHMERE d. ecosses, cashmere robes,
Cashmere plaids, Claremont plaids for
Ladies dresses
Mouselin de lanes, wooden and worsted
plaids
French, Scotch and Dougla las, ginghams
French and English Prints
American do
Mourning do
Black Alpaccas, six warp, figured do
Ladies' linen hdkfs
do fllet mtts, black and white
Fall and winter bonnet ribbons
A large asst fall and winter shawls
Lambs wool hose, raw silk do, worsted do
Cashmere do
SHOES-Ladies' lasting gaiter boots,
do do ] gaiter do
do kid walking shoes
no do slippers
Misses shoes and bootees, boys shoes
GROCERIES, hhds Sugar.
box superior Havana white sugar
6 bbls loaf do
10 do sugarhou molasses
~ do plantation do
30 sacks Rio and Java Coffee.
A superior lot of mould & steriue Candles
Together with great variety of articles in
theline. too numerous for an advertisement.
All are invited to call. as it is pleasure to
show such bargains as are offered at
JOHN FULLERTON'S
octI 4b-l9 Jefferson street
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T AMPS A splendid asst just opened. viz:
IL Bronzed and marble column, image and
Hanging lamps, rich cut glass and plan
Globes, drops, chmneys, &c.
oct22 G. LAUMAN
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I N S u R AN c. E, & c.
Protection Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.


Company.
T YMAN COOK has been duly ap-
~ pointed an Agent of the Protection In.
surance Company of Hartford, Conn.,, at Bur.
lington, Iowa, and is authorized to insure
dwelling houses, storesand ware houses, mills,
manufactures, barns, stables and the contents
Of each, together with every other similar spe-
cies OF property against loss or damage by
fire. The rates Of premium offered are as low
as those of any othsr similar institution, and
every man has now an opportunity, for :ri-
fling sum to protect himself against the rava-
ges Of this destructive element, which often,
in single hour sweeps away the earnings oil
many years
There are two situa tons, in either Of which
the value of Fire Insurance can be adequately
appreciated, viz: While standing upon the ru-
ms ola persons own property, receiving from
the Insurance office the full amount which he
has lost; or standing upon the same spot sur
rounded, perhaps. by a desolated family, la
mcnting that stupidity and folly which failed
to provide against such a contingency. Je 10
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II. PROS S E r.
13A4GZa II 0lPI3f1.

IEAG7hE II WPg5Is
NHE Undersigned takes this method
L Of informing the public that he has
opened HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT at the
stand formerly known as the Mount Pleasant
House," where he will accommodate all who
may call upon him, at least well as is COM
mon in the west. The House having under
gone thorough repair, the proprietor hatters
himself that he will be able 10 give general
satisfaction, and therefore solicits share Of
public patronage.
I5'In connection with the House is large
STABLE, we'll filled with the best Timothy
Hay, and every thing necessary 20 make a
horse com fortable and fit him for service
- fhe subscriber is also prepared to car
nv passengers to any point, when OF where the
Stage is not running.
J. BOWMAN.
Mt Pleasant, July 81. 1916. loft
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Cheap Farms For Sale.

4 Farm of $50 acres, 100 acres of ex.
"a cellent timber and 900 Of prairie with 20
acres improved and under good fence-all
we'll watered-le miles from Burlington; with
two good log houses and stables, two good
wells OF water and an excellent neighbour God
will be sold for the unprecedented low price of
81 90 per acre. ALSO
In the same neighborhood, a farm of 500
acres. about equally divided into timber and
prairie land-370 acres improved and under
fence--three ordinary log houses for tenants,
well watered, &c. This farm will be sold for
SIS 90 per acre. Both Of the above farms are
in Yellow Springs township aud within two
miles of uninterrupted steam boat navigation.
apr9 GRIMES g. STARR
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BINDING.-

OK-BINDING.-
YNHE undersigned having purchased the
l. "Binding Establishment" of William
Greene, on Jefferson Street, informs his friends
and the public in general. tina he is prepared
to do all kinds of work in his line of business
on short notice and with neatness.
JOHN D. COLBuRN.
ALSO-An assortment of Blank Books
always on hand and for sale cheap for cash,
sept. 10, '4o-l9-y j. D. C.
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SAINT LOUIS.

WI the
ing, in part, as follows:
v ests.
500 lack satin
1000 s.ripc&plain satin
300 ON Der satin
500 ribbed silk
500 fashn'ble worsted
100 cut velvet
500 plain blk velvet
600 blk & blue cloth
2700 d. 3. satinet
1909 /" 9. Go blue
1000 common worsted
shirts.
5000 white linen bosms
1000 striped do do
900 linen check
$500 cotton do
5000 Merrimack calico
1000 Hickory
5000 twiiled red flan'l
5000 plain do
500 blue twil'd han'l
l200 merino, lambs
wool & Saxony
Ora w ers.
500 merino, saxony,
& lambs wool
200 twill'd red fla mel
200Il cotton flannel
100 twillcd cotton
5000 Umbrellas. ass'd
so doz black Italian
Crdvats
5 90 gum suspcnders
5000 common do
1000 wool comforts
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SH LIS.
WHITE GOODS

CAMBRICS, Jaconetts, Swiss. muslin, book
~ do. null do. A large and splendid as
sortment Of Laces. Edgings and Insertings;
bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons tafTeta and sat.
in do, for sale by GARRETT s. Co
nov5'46
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Burlington, sep. 1915

NEW GOODS. CHEAP Real Span.
" ish Chocolate. CASTLE bar soap, Ami.
cite Cordials, Olive oil, superior sperm can
dies, the celebrated Star candles, fresh rice,
premium mustard, best Imperial tea in cat
sizes, &c. small assortment OF the above
choice articles, with a general supply Of
Groceries for ale by Il MAuRo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03

DLOUGHS A fresh lot of Jewett's I'm.
proved Patent Carey Ploughs just reed
which are warranted to please, for sale by
mao JOHN FOOTE
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G. oats.
1000 cloth ,dressx frock
400 blue beaver hunt.
ing
200 blue beaver over
1000 bl k beaver vuri
Gus styles
5000 blue Mackinaw
blankets
5000 low price blanket
and flushing
1850 Tweed pelto, sack
and other styles
500 cassim'r sa ok ,nev
article
5000 black, cadet ant
diamond satinet
500Peytona& Kyjane,
3O0Oround jack cts, as'c
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A Election OF the Liver. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Pain weakness of the Lungs, Chronic
Coughs, Pleurisy. HemGrrage of the Lungs,
and all affectioes of the Pulmonary Organs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03

CIR We township and will he sold extremely
low. sep25 GRIMES 4 STARR
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-08-07

ach dollar Of bank stock Is A 94-1CC mills
the road tax in Medina is 5 mills on the
dollar. Is that Just and equal?'
| Mr.. Bebb's answer to the first enquiry
was in substance as follows: "The gen
tlemen enquiries how labor is benefited
by banks, what remuneration do they re-
ceive! will tell you how they are ben
efittedv-they are remunerated in the extra
price that they obtain for their produce.
You destroy banks and you lessen the
circulating medium, and thereby lessen
the price Of your produce. or whatever
you have to sell. My Sl200 salary, and l
shall get it, would be worth twice as
much il there were no banks, as 1t will
now that is, could buy twice as much
property with it. My salary must be
paid, your taxes must be paid and it
| would take twice as much of your produce
TO pay it if there were no banks as it will
| ow - and went on in like strain for some
half hour, all Of which sounded ludicrous
| indeed, in the present state of the mar
kets. You see by the answer that Mr..
Bebb indirectly admits the position "that
there is annually over half a million of
dollars taken from the earnings of those
that labor, and given TO bankers, but he
denied that it was by operation Of law ;
he said that the law had nothiag to do
with it one way or the other.
On the second enquiry, he said was
mistaken as to the 500 State stock de-
posted as collateral security, that there
was no such thing, that State stock de
posted with the board Of control become
bank capital, SO that on the 500 State
stock de would receive his ten per cent
and have to pay sixty cents tax, and would
also receive six dollars interest. So tha
he would receive $26 on his 5000 and pay
ST. 20 tax.-Now let us look at this a lit
tie; the banker receives $26 for the use o
5000 for one year and pays 8 20 tax, the
farmer or mechanic receives $l2 for the
use of $500 and pays four dollars taxes
and yet IT is not by operation of law eth,
law has nothing to do with it one way o
the other" But, says Mr.. Bebb, wheI
the new tax law comes into effect, thu
banks will pay as much tax on their 5anl
stock, as others pay on their property o
any kind, let those believes this who ar
disposed TO, do not. l never expect t
see another report where there is as muc
tax paid on the dollar as per the last re
port. There is one thing | wish might b
kept CO instantly before the minds of tn
community ly--that it might be agltated un
| til it is well unders ood, and that is this
that whatever is made by banking, is TAX
en- from the earnings of those that Labor
and put into the private pockets or purse
Of the Bankers,
e Respectfully yours,
SILAS JUDSON.
! York, Medina County, July, 23d, 1916
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-08-07
The Tax Law.

Saxton in his last has the greatest speci
men Of fooleries about the tax law that we
have seen. We allude to the article which
stys. "DiGerence in favor of the farmers
this" and "Diference against merchant
and broker this year."
We have, in another article, presented
some from the record. which will show
which way the difference is in favor of the
farmer; and people will find out when they
come to pay their taxes that we have told
,hem n the trutb.-Let them not be deceived
BY any of Saxton's fooieries about the tax
law. Tie operation of the law is bad
enough this year. but next year it will be
worse, il you let the Wings have the power
again Canion Democrat.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-08-07
The conventit
LET BANKERS HEAR.

nrF No State shall enter into any treat.
v, alliance or considerations grant letters
of marque and reprissl; coin money: emil
bills Of credit; make any thing but gold
and silver coin a tender in payment OF
debts; pass any bill of attainderl expost
facto law; or law impairlng the obligation
of contracts; or g. ant any title ofnobility.
-Secfioa 10 efthe Constitution efihe United
Siafes'
Inever heard, and kope shall neeer
hear any serious mention, Of paper cur
rency in the STATE. Ido verify belize that
The greatest foes TOE hare in The 'cortd, could
not devise a more efeefuai plan of rainiag
Yirginia.-G George Washington.
Give the working classes an honest
government, freedom from monopolies,
and privileged classes. hard money, not
paper currency, for their labor. and all
will he well.-Jacksan's ta.f words 10 the
.american Pfopie.