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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03
PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GA
LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS FUR.

WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals Four first premiums
and two highest honors, ut the Nation the Massachusetts,
the New York and the Pensy Exhibitions, respective r
tn most splendid Cootd Dasueeoypes and best apparatus
exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite STYLE without regard weather
Instruct given the /.
large If app and stock always hand
the lowe cash prices.
New York; 25 broadway; Philadelphia 1856 Oh Boston,
IS Court and IS Hanover Baltimore, 205 Baltimore ST. Wash
gn, Penns lvanja Avenue; Peebugh Va Mechanics Hail.
Cncnnati Fourth and Walnut and l6 Maine ST. Saa springs,
Broadway Paris 1877 Vee Rue du Temples Liverpool 80 church
street. 32ly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03

wh4 simple catharIic needed they unequalled They
WIZ positively cure and have done than five thousand
cases Dyspepsia, Jandce, Liver Complaints scroa Ulcers,
EVsps Kings Evil, ConSt paiOns, rheumatism, Worms, Tu
m,u Nervous Face Ache Depression of Mind Dt py, Female
Diseases Euns of the Skim Pain and enlargement Oe BoRes
Morbid Compexin Fatuency, Gravel, General Debility, Loss
of Appetite, Suppressed Precipitation, &C. &c.
Ths indications requiring the Tomato Pills, and when they
should be used without delay PREVENTIVE the formation
Uf acute and dangerous Discusses.
W hen there is i sediment in the Urine,
When tile Urine very high colored,
When there is general lasstnde Of the body,
When there is pain in the back or head,
When the tongue is fuHed,
When the skin is hot,
When the skin is dry
When the skin is yellow.
When the appetite is poor
Whenthere cold chils,
When there is pam in the stomach OF bowels
When there is nervous irritation,
When the dreams bad, or starting In sleep,
Itaken the the indications ap-
preaching disease much pain and sickness will be prevented
LOOK OUT FOR INVITATIONS!
BE particular inquire for PHELPS Tomato
the Of g. r. Phelps NJ d. Is the side label The
inc be obtained Of all the respectable Druggists the country
and principal merchant every authorized
Those wishing for the Pills should enquire principal
in their Orders should be directed C. r. PHELPS NJ D.
Hartford, Conn. 80 v26m
Redfeld and Collins, agents, Montpelier VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03
DIR. TRAFTON'S
Compound B uckthorn Syrup.

For ScrofLa Salt Rteum, Teter, and diseases Of the
Skin generally
PREPARED only by Cocomb, Phlbck and Co. Boston, This
pepar un, which has received such extensive Mass.
New Hampshire and Maine, for past is now, for the
first Offered the citizens of Vermont 1t entirely vegt-
ab compound and is Of the most active medicines used
the Of the 0bve diseases. 1t operates through the bOud
diseased state Of which is well known constitute the
the Affections in question, when not hereditary and the nouh
them when they areand thereby preventing the develop
Of disease md removing when already established The
Compound Buckhon Syrup prescribed by the respectable
physicians both in cities and in the country in their public and p
by em supecedes the necessity of the popieto saying
much Gifts virtues.
Wherever used has sustained the character
it has Obt ned, vz' being remedy which be relied
in the cure IF the above named diseases.
confidently recommended to all suffering with of the
hove Diseases whose reasonable expectations will dsap
point VIII be furnished To physicians in bulk like any other
arc ctmedicine, to suit their practice
rsa in Montpelier, VS. Collins, agent Stowe, Bennett
and Rob nson, agents. 27tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03
Cabinet Furniture.

VENHE subscriber would inform the inhabitants q
IN Montpelier and the adjoining towns that he has
opered Shop on Main street, opposite the Brick Church,
where he will carry the CABINET business in all its
branches and will keep constantly hand ready nude
Work. Every one wishing to purchase will do well to
call and see for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
Most kinds Of Lumber and Produce wanted in ex-
change for Fuu
Two good Journeymen wanted at the above business,
who if well recommended, will find constant employ
ment and high wages. W.. CADY.
Montpelier, Aug 1916 33tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03
WKSTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
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90 NJ 8 u MP LON


AND THE BEST MEDICINE KNOWN TO MAN FOR ASIt-
ma, of every stage, Liver Complaints Bronchitis Influenza
Coughs, Colds, Bleeding Of the Lungs, shoness OF beaa
rams, weakness in the sde Breast c ana all oter diseases
of the PULMONARY ORGANS.
very important disease over which this Basam" exerts
very powerful influence is that Of diseased LlNEk In the
complaint It has undoubtedly proved eeacious han any
it a id anu III hulel n s f ,h l p
Short roc i,,nC ,lsI ost ~ ~ a. g. ~ ~ % ,d{as ond
VIM MFHS'IrRy has Ss.p rI,,I ~, ~ ~ ,I @ ~ this
asnm has Restored t Liver o SaI,b , and in many
m cred PER MEME CIpRfss g Ses, ,r r"
edy Ind nj ID i, price MS dtsir,d Eff ?, ~ S ~ 49,
It's fcnry in th, lis asses ohv rcntioned
IN WHEN il b"s en IL Tsed with Decd snc v
in cnsrs, + We m; stnndjna - w N+' ~
Fl # MI, , n, f m n r.nIor n,vscian bpt has os bep
..t N MI th cmnI lar ysh II is rc"n,msnd II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03

NY OF.NEW YORK
avng established agency in Vermont offer opportunity
u individuals to Policies upon their lives the lvse
Of their friends on terms favorable those Of any other ntu
on in this country.
Bnkfums Of application and any information relative the
institution may be had and effected application by
Mail otherwise t. WRIGHT, gent, Montpelier
Apnl %. lS46 9Nf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03
Remedy for the Million,
For all seasons.
DR.. PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILL 8

Theunrivalled
Purifier Of the
Blood and Rest0
rative of the sys
TEN, in all NOR
bid secretions of
the glands, skin,
and liver, morbid
hulnors and a vi
tiated state Of the
system.
These Pills hav
ing had an un
precedented pop
ullrity with the
Faculty and the
people for eight
years, are not a.
mong th' Sc Of
doubtful hcacy,
or experimental
character, but
can he cUnfded
in aS a compost
ton founded up
IN correct tlIera-
putic principles,
and rrlied upon
as lie safest,
most pl aSant 4
effective Purga
live III uiCine uv.
er known, and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03
G FED and SILVER WATCHES

Warrant ID Gli Beads and Silver Spoons cfai kinds;
Gll Pencils, stn Rings, and Pins Gyld Guard hains
Br c Is and asps, Gid Fob Chains and Keys
Miniature Gases.
~ Also, in addition my former supply have this day
ed very nice Cameo Pins with rye lot ofStCne Rings
Pins and I'D pens and Diamond Paints, Spectacls all age
which, together with my spring Goods, make my
complete.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03

NJ u S ica Instrume ntS.
Such Cariones, Flutes Fes Fiddles French Horns Violin
Bows and Strings of all kinds also,
Cutlery,
Such Rrzors Pocket Hives Shears Scissors etc,
6FPerfumery, Hair Work, Hair Combs, Fine Ivory Combs,
Brushes Tea Pots Brass Cocks Toys, Silver Combs and Thin
b5s Steel Beads, Slides and Buttons etc.
1Jadies and dman, price, feel confident that you
will peri city satisfied Pleas step and examine for yourselves,
any rate the least avors viii BE- gratefully Acknowledged
SAMUEL ABBOTT
Village of Montpelier, Oct. Is, 1916. 97E
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09
BRIBERY CASE.

To-day's Union is occupied with a full
report of the bribery case, 1t is true tho
evidence does not materially differ frem that
taken before he committee Of investigation
it has, however, now the sanction Of judi
cial examination, and IS presumed to be
stripped Of all that prejudice supposed to be
attached to report made by committee OF
he Legislature. Mr. M'Cook has been
nied by a jury Of bis own cOunrymen--ha
has been defended Ny able counsel, and af
Ter a careful and impartial investigation of
The wholS case, has been, convicted, and
sentenced 10 pay fine OF SIX HUNDRED DOL
LARS and the costs of prosecution. The
charge Of Judge ELDRED does the hear! and
head Of that able jursI gleat credit He ex
hibled throughout The whole trial keen
perception of The merits Of The case and has
shown by The clear and forcble manner in
which he charged the jury, that he was go
gerned by that high honor which has for lis
object the public good, BY the presentations
of the facts Of she case alone, and The com
mon law having bearing upon The same,
SO as 10 enIighlen the jury in 'he discharge
Of their duty. without creating pr'jndIce
IN their MINDS unlayorabIe to the accused
We trust that the severe admonish in hs
present case will prove a saulary lesson to
hose who come 10 Iae seat of government
ol corrupt purpose.
Democratic Union.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09

We find the following in the Muncy Lu.
minary The Mr, EOslerbrook spoken Of
is the same person who taught singing
school in This place some months since.
BINGHAMToN, April Esd, 1916.
MEssRs EDITORS, Our village was
thrown into the most violent Commo-
ton this morning by The intelligence
hat Mr. +. Books, (Mr. f. Eisler,
brook it should be) had committed Su
eide, and The report has proved too true,
On repairing to his ,esdence found he
had accomplished his end by cutting
he different veins of bis right arm. a
small mole lay on the table requesting
hat | should wrile lolhe Editors Of The
/ Luminary' and them 10 tell his few
friends that life was burden, TOO hard
o bear, and that he asked the forgivness
Of all / is scholars for The injuries he
had Zone them.
He has been laboring unde: an aber.
ration Of mind for some weeks past,
from cause unknown TO the citizens Of
this place. lie has left a large number
olSchoIars in this place TO mourn one Of
he most competent teachers Of the day.
In haste, Yours with respect,
HERNI,4N FOSTER, NJ. D.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09
The Oregon Question.

Among the various propositions made In
regard to the Oregon Question we have ob,
served none (oI purchasing The English
claim We purchased Louisiana of France,
We purchased Florida of Spain. |. has
been nIma!ed by our Government that il
would treat with Mexico in liberal man,
ner for The sake Of peace and good neighbcr-
ship, in regard 10 lis claims upon Tex15
territory. The western boundary of Texas
in particular being matter Of dispute, il
might be PrOper,i( Mexico met US in a spt,
II Of clyllIly, 10 pay her reasonable sun
20 quit all claim on her part north and east
of the Rio Grande. Again, upsn the settles
msnt Of the North Eastern boundary sues-
tion, sum was paid 10 The States especial
Iy interested, 10 procure their acquescenCe
10, The treaty, and extinguish with greater
show Of justice their claims 10 that portion
of The disputed territory ,hai was ceded, -
However Objectionable or i-advised may
have been the treaty of Washington, Of
which we are far from being either the apoi>
ogists or defenders, it gave an additional in
stance IN the policy of HE Government Of
adjusting conflicting claims 10 territory, by
money Why should not the Oregon ques.
ton be adjusted by purchase ! Can any
mole certain means be devised for retaining
the whole of that important territory ? We
are firmly opposed TO any compromise
shat shall give 10 loreign,pnwer one foot
of its soil or one drop of its waters and
such ws believe 10 be the sentiment of a
large majority of she American people
Our lits resting upon discovery, explo!a-
ion, settlement, con!iguity and purchase oI
France and Spain, has been thoroughly IT,
Ius'raIed and placed upon impregnaJIe
grounds By Mesgrs. Buchanan, Dix and
Cass Added to our grounds OF righl, there
are weghty considerations Of interest
prompting 10 MAINTAIN our Jurisdiction over
he whole lcrriOry, therefore no part of it
should be yleIG,d. Bul, as we have aC-
acquired lhe Spanish and French claims BY
purchase, there would be no improPriety in
acquiring that of England, imperfect though
we esteem it, in ihe same manner, IN phi
gate dealings, an individual scruPies MOI to
buy his peace where differing with his
neighbobsven when esIeeming the claims
ard prelensions of Ihat neighbor 10 be un'
founded. Sacrifices Of This kind aro Ee.
quenlIy Iaudabe and carry with them nc
laipl either of dishonOr or weakness. We
must have the whole Of Oregon, and we
would rather have the conflicting claim Pur-
chased by our Government, than lose any
portion Of the tertiary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09
PAINFUL DEPRAVITY.

An Investigation, says the NY. News
has been in progress for some days past,
at The Halls OF Justice, which presents,
one Of The most distressing pOrtraitures
of human frsIity we have ever been cal
led upon 10 record. The circumstances
are OF 100 revoIDing nature for publIca-
ion; and can hardly be believed. We
will merely stale that three daughters,
of wealthy and hitherto respected in
dlvidual come forward and charge Then
s,On father aCih q nan,eLeSS crime, and
from The s(idavils already made, it
seems that lhs sicknng liaSons have
been in eriStance for gears The pa
rent, upon whose head nearly 60 win.
ters have come down, denies the Gou
imputalions, and AYERS that the charge is
but fabrication and conspiracy Of hi.
children! In which ever light we view
Il, the case presents one Of the mos
horrible pictures Of crlminalily This city
or the civilized world ever witnessed
We suppress The names of the parties
moi from any desire 10 shield the guilty
(ror doubtless The press of this morning
will spread Them far and wide but fo
the reason that we cannot wed an ap.
picalion Of creature who bears the i'm
preS of mankind 10 a vice so disgusting
and abomnible.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09
THE CANAL.

The water was let into The N. B CanaI
last week, but break occurring, at Espey.
lown, it was taken out; The breach, how.
ever, was repaired by Monday, and the wa.
Ter again let in. The Canal is now ready
Tor navigation, and every Prospec, of busy
season for The boalman, The Boomsbufg
Iron Company have 5000 tons of Iron on
the Canal ready, to be shipped, & are max
ing 200 tons per week. Several boats now
lay at their basin loading iron.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09

an attack msao on this floor by Mr.. l, q
quarter OF century ago, on Mr., Stockton,
q member Of New Jersey, and remarked
that the Scarifying he had received should
have been a warning not 10 be forgotten
he left the halls crying like whipped boy
lie never would have made this attack, had
Mr.. Webster been in this House. Mr. A
proceeded to denounce The course Of Mr.,
Ingersoll in a stream Of the most bitter in
veclive, and was frequently called 10 order
by different members, but the speaker deCi-
ded that as.She House had suspended all
rules the gentleman might proceed.
Mr. Ashmun desired TO know how the
gentleman from Pennsylvania had got al
the papers! The President says there is a
seal Of secrecy on them. Who then fur
nished him with the key! or, did he take
one from his ewn pocket! or did he pick
The lock! lei him answer, or the respOsibiI-
ity rests with him Of breaking into the State
Department.
A nember--Are the statements true!
That's the question.
Mr.. Ashmun proceeded TO charge Mr.
IngersoI with having been dismissed by
Gen, Jackson during The first month of his
administration.
Mr.. ]. r. loscrsol here rose and de-
cared thai, lhouga he took no part ia This
controversy, The transactions between the
Government and Mr.. G. J. Ingersoi, while
district attorney, we're of The most honora,
BILE kind. A suit had been brought at Mr..
IngersoI's own request, to effect a settle
meni, as The only means by which his ac-
counts could be adjusted, &c,
The other point in Mr.. Ashmun's spsech
which occupied an hour, | stated in my
Ielegraphic despatch In reply to
Mr.. IngersoI's remark. 'l is lie, and The
lie Of a coward Mr.. Ashmun said he was
rot 10 be drawn into personal contest with
the aged gentleman from Pennsylvania
lie came from a part of tho country where
The people were not afraid 10 decline re
sor! 10 that mode Of settling disputes. As
10 his personal courage, The gentleman from
Pennsylvania, or any Of bis abelIors, could
have proofs Of tiff they leI! disposed TO at,
lack him. H. A. declared tha, the state
nents of Mr. lngersoll were false, but he
made no reference to the specific charges Of
Hr. |,
1t was resolved tina, the committee inves
dga'e the charges made against Mr.. Web,
ster, with visw 10 his impeachment.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09

President Poh prisoner Of Wa,
10 England.-Il is a curious fact thai
The President of The United States, the
waIlike and pugnacious Polk was prs
ontr Of war, in tho year 1879, to tht
'Briishors. Mr.. Polk was then a sub
sIlsrn in The United States army, anc
was captured on The ioe near Detroit, by
Ia party Of the 4Ist regiment Of foot, un.
der the command of Captain Bullock
Gen Coss, the beiIIcose military orsror
in The american legislature, also fell by
The fortune Of war into The hands of the
English forces in the came way. Lon
dan Paper.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09
CONGRESS.

II isnow conceded that the Tariff will
not be touched during the present ses.
sion Of Congress, the advocates of a re.
ducrio> having nscertained 10 their salts
faction that they are in the minority
The general opinion also is lhaDCongress
Will adjourn sometime in The month of
June.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09

AnOthey Link BrOken.-The Zlnes.
vile Courier announces the death Of
Mrs. Sarah Cooper, of that place, aged
SO years. She had in early life, been
an inmate and domestic in the house Of
Gen. Washington. 10 her last moments
she recounled The noble virtues Of thai
great and yeneraled man,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09
OurscIYcs.

This number (April ls) complies tho EIGHTH
YEAR that we have published The Columbia De-
mocrat' and we are determined to have our ac-
counls settled up to this date. We shall immedi.
atoly have our bills for the paper advertising and
job work made out ready for settlement, and we
expect all to SQUARE UP that we may be able to
SQUARE ur with those who have demands against
us
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09
HE MoNToUR IRON BILL.

The Editor of the DanvIs Democrat a
few weeks ago, found fault with the State
Senate for it's action upon couple Of local
bills in which he felt interested One of these
bills was 10 extend the time within which
the DanylIe and PoUsyiIe Rail Road Com
pany might make their contemplated road.
The other bill was 10 allow the Montour l.
ron Company to subrcribe stock in any
Bridge or Rail Road Company in the coun
lies Of Columbia, Northumberland and
Schuylkill, 10 an amount, we believe, no,
exceeding one fourth Of its capital. We
have few wsrds 10 say in relation to.'his
as! named bill, which was killed in The
Senate by vote Of . 10 l6. The Editor
ol IheDemocrat complains Of letter written
from this county in relation 10 this bill, as
he alledges, and which, according 10 his
representation, was instrumental in de-
leaIing it,. He has however fallen into sew
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09

Fasiest Keh-The express which
left Boston with the Caledonia's new,
ran the distance to Worchesler, fny
four miles and q half, in 81 minutes
he shortest time ever made on the road
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09

Il is stated by tn e Union Missionary,
that Cnqua, The leader of The Amsloed
coptivGs, has cmigrated 10 Jamaica.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09

hITOur thanks are due to Hon. SIMON
CAMERON and Hon. o. d, LEm, for public
documents
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09

The Indian population within the
States and Territories Of he United
StaIes, including Oregon, is estimated
at $4,000 souls.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09
A GIANT CHAIN OF RAILROAD.

A bill has been ordered to a third reading
in the United States Senate, to aid the
Stale sG Mississippi in the construction of
a railroad from Jackson, through Brandon
10 the western boundary Of Alabama. As
il has received the support Of all parties,
without reference 10 locality Or politics, and
was passed TO third reading, ayes %, nays
3, we presume there can be nc doub! Of lis
finally becoming 4 law.
The aid is TO be given Jy The grant of al
,ernate sections Of HE public land along the
road. We are pleased o see that
there is prospect amounting almost to 4
certainty, Of the passage Ol This bill, The
railroad is link Of The great chain between
Charleston and Vichsburg and wneo COM
pleled, the coz municaIion from Portland,
in Maine to Vlcksburg, Mississippi, will be
entire, with few irlIng exceptions. II
will be one Of Ihe nob,esl lhorOUgh!ares in
he world, and as a means of consolidating
our Union, and bringing its opposite eX-
reme5 into closer fellowship, will have an
,mpon1n, political and social SearIng. Il
will be The means, TOO, Of adding 10 the VAL
ue Of parts Of ho chain Of read now detach-
ed and comparatively useless. Thus with
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09

The following arc some important acls
passed by the Legislature al us late ses,
sion:--
An act to increase the revenues of the
Commonwealth by additional Ioxalion;-
and the acts in relation to
The Pennsylvania Railroad;
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
The New York and Erie RailrOad
The Outlet Lock on the Delaware Di.
vision, all of which bills have been signed
by the Governor.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-16

betm pfansen terielben angepefost sperber,
oenit tte cerhinoern oas Gntlteben tpaderi9er
Sdfte nno brtngen Den paaneH oermeb te
gSarme unb 2ebenstraft. 81 (@cr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-16

Sl9 2l2,ll1 80
I,027,356 95
D, 45,90S Is
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-16
1,429,4I4 16
27,55S SO
Sur S4aaanr erbatten,

3ufammtu, 1856 1913 O5
Btja9lt aus een Canal Suap fir Tept.
raturen uno 1ufit3t, 233, ,232 80
Sslablt an SntertE ausipart. S6ulc, 1914, ,3Ol 64
90. 10, ialanriiAtr DC, 45,6s7 AZ
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-16

3uat!1men, s1,l9l 1898 26
Die einbcimifdje Shulb fam mach benz
Vtillen ocs Staotcs onfaenommen merben.
nno Der Sd)ul nno 2ru1funb 1T Elm bauern-,
.oes Nnlehen an ben 5Eanatfonc; Die Snter,
rciI'n ,perben idrtid, gum 8efften oietes
6nno0 oermlltgt. 2ln ter auswartiaen
SdlutS tpiro Die Gimme pcn $5,9,8, ,66s.
i'm Sabre 1850 fd,uirig fein; Die Summe
oo1 $3,S65,779 "a i'm Sabre 1856 bic
Sumnlc bon $6,0l2,78 i'm Sabre 1860 unb
Die Snmme bon $65, ,73O SO i'm Sabre
1870.
Die 3eit 1T beranfommen, ,po entIdeib-
enoe unb spirflame Waa;regetn ersrifen
peroeh follten, nm bic Shalp, nelte i'm
Sabr 1850 filais it,, ;u tilsen. SD, emp
lehle oiele SADIE Sbrer befonoeren Seads
tllng.
Dos gelteurung SDiftem tpar i'm biefrm
Statte bisber fehlerbait uno in ptelen 6dnen
llneletb in feiner Wirfung.
Giue Repiltcn bee Steuerseleees in notb-