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young, beautiful, and generally intelligent
girl, whose family are reported to be wealthy, e!
oPed on Tuesday evening at New Haven with
colored man and was welded TO him at O. clock
by eolored clergymen. Her friends hearing of
IT, persued and arrested the bride, but, after
hearing before the court she was surrendered 10
the keeping Of her yellow "lorG and master" a
writ of habeas corpus having been taken out by
him
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TBE REVOLUTION SuccRssyuL-PARnpEs AT
! THE HEAD or GovERNMENr.-The news from
Mexico is of most important character. #
] brings Us an account Of the success of paredes,
who has possession ot the city of Mexico, the
capital Of the country. This news shows that
Mexico ia in the worst condition ina ginable,
the government too weak and im5ecie TO sus.
tain itself, the people too tickle and discomfort
ed to support its own laws, and the country
prey to the ambition Of its military leaders. and
the army which they have always at command
Any pretext serves for revolution. The late
government overthrow Santa Anna, because
he squandered or misapped the public money
endeavored to diminish the consequence Of some
military chiefs, and by his inactivity against
the Texans. was suspected of favoring their
independent movement. Herreras govern.
ment is overihrown from nearly the same eau
ses-a disposition to compromise with the Uni.
ted States on the annexation difficulty, and to
control and reduce the power and consequence
of the army, and provide substitute for it.
How long the new government will last, it is
impossible to predict
The first act of the revolutonis,s will be TO
convoke an extraordinary Congress to organize
the executive power, which will be given to
Paredes probably, or possibly Santa Anna, as
some Of the Mexican journals have hinted. Ru.
NOR already says that Gen Paredes no,wi,h.
standing the late declaration the revolution
lists. that the government of Herrera had "ost
all responsibility necessary to government"
by allowing plenipotentiary of the United
States to set foot in the country, has manifested
less opposition to Mr.. Sdel, who still remains
at the Capital waiting the issue of events than
President Herrera himself II Mr.. Slidell is
well provided with money in his negotiation so
that The new government may be supplied with
means to keep the army we'll fed and paid, it is
quite probable that he will find favor with the
new administration. We shall see
From the Washington Union of the oath inst.
BY the arrival on III l4lh inst. of the United
States brig Porpoise, at Pensacola, in twelve
days from Vera Cruz, the intelligence of revo.
luton in Mexico has been confirmed
II ltappears that on the morning of the 30th
ut the troops relied upon the Government to de.
fend it against Paredes. pronounced in his ia.
vor; and the government entered into terms of
capituation with Genfal Paredes He entered
and took possession of the city on that day with.
out opposition.
The rumor was that Gen. Paroles manifest.
ed lessopPostion TO the reception OF Mr. Slidel
then the late President Herrera.
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q lie 7ale .JTrnIs # Nenrk'rk I Sryker, and
Sryker d Pogus,
II As resumed The Wholes lie Dry Goods Bus,
IL ness, and now offers for sale, a, Mo-. 10 ,nd
IL Bank street, Philadelphia. adjoining Myers,
Clashon 81 Cos Auction Store. NJ rs Market
street, general assortment Of Dry Goods, chiefly
pnrchssel at auction at very small advance for
cash, or CITY acceWancrs.
Believing that his long experience in purchasing
will enable him to sell his Goods at the lowest Mar
KIT prices, he invites hi old friends, and others
wis ing TO huv, 10 favor him with a call.
Phiadeuhl. Nov l. isi5-6m
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TERMS REDUCED.

G2-cov Nr3Eli
D.IGUERRiiN GALLERY IF Patent Premi-
um CoIored Ekenfssss, and Pkotograuhie
Dpofi
No. 1876 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
NJ ?5l Brnadwav. New York No IS Cour,
St,e', Boston No. 1876 Chesnut Street Phila.
dephs BlItlmore Street. Baltimore Brold-
wy, Sara'oga Springs No So Canal Street,
New-nle,ns Main street Newport, r. !. And
Main Street nu Nuqur. Iowa.
4 CONSTITUTING the oldest ard most Exirn-
" sive E>ahli hment OF the kind in The " al /,
and coutioing moe than a THOUSAND POR
TRAITS, embracing those Of some of the most
distinguished individuals in Ihe United States.
Admtauoe free.
This Establishment having been AWARDED the
NtidL FDur First PrtqiuHls, nj froo "Hghesf
H,nors' at the Exhibitions at Boston. New York
snd hlladel ha, respectively, for hest Picture, and
Apra"'us Is thus officially susr r,inel in the posi-
'inr ot superiority heretofore universally assigned 1t
by the pub ir, es "TirH ia tie World"
Jon" "Sh, lsi5--ly
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David Kaseman's Estate.

NOT1CE is hereby given iha. letters of admin.
~ is'rstion have been granted to the subscriber,
on the estate Of David kaseman, late of Rush town
ship, decd. All persons indebted to said estate. or
having claims aeains, the same, are requested to
call and settle without DELAY. The subscriber will
attend for that purpose, at the house of Wm Far
row. in Snydeistown. on Friday and Saturday, the
2Oth and list of February next.
FREDERICK KASEMAN,
Jan. ION, lSi6.-6. Ad'mr
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LAKE DISASTERS OF ls45-A summary OF casu
altes for the last year upon the lakes during the
period of navigation, gives the number of lives
lost as GO; vessels ashore 80 total wrecks 90 4;
and an aggregate OF $50 600 damages
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Orphans Court Sale.

N pursuance Of an order of the Orphans Court
iof Norhumherland county. will I've sold at public
vendue. on Saturday. the 3lt day of January inst,
on the premises. t, wit The undivided half pa,t
OF certain tract Of land, situated in Augusta town
ship, containing in the whole, nine,v.five acres
more or less, adjoining land of Abraham Wolf.
Alexander Strickland, John Shpmon and others,
IN which is erected a two story Log Dwelling
House. Bain &c.--l.ate the estate Of Michael Nci.
dig decd. Sale To commence Al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
OF said day, when the conditions Of sale will be
made known by GEORGE CONRAD.
SAMUEL s. WAGNER.
Sunhury, Jan. 10, lS46.-3t Adm'rs.
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TAXING THE vEIL.-At the feast the Epipha-
ny, last week, Miss Francis Browne, Miss Mary
MeCafty, Miss NJ Fennissy, and Miss Ann Caul-
Seld, received the White Veil in the Chapel Of
the Convent Of the Sisters Of Mercy, Pit'sburg,
sen the hands Of the Bishop
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being Strictly IRE proof, and
'ha, they will resist the fire of any building in the
world. The ontsde.case of the Safes are made Of
boiler iron the inside case of soaps,one, and be.
tween tho outer case and inner case is a space Of
some inches thick, and is filed in with inde,ruc-
the material, So us To make it an impo.sbili,y TO
ever burn any OF the contents inside Of this Chest
These S"apstone Sallmsnders we are prepared
and do challenge the wsild IN produce any article
IN the shape OF Book Safes that will stand as much
neat, and we bold ourselves ready at all times I,
have them ia'rly estel nv public bonfire, should a.
nv Ct our competitors feel disposed TO try hen.
We also continue 10 manufsrrure and Keep con-
s'anty on hand. large and g.nsra assortment of
our Premium Air.tipht Fire Proof Safes. # which
we have large quantity in use, and in every in,
stance they have given entire satisfaction to the
purchasers-of which we will refer the public to a
lew gentlemen who have them in use.
n. & G. rWIor, 1873 north 81 ST.; A. Wright
Il Nephew. Vine ST. wh,rf; Alexander Caror, Con.
v'yancer corner of Fl bert and 9th sis.; John NJ
Ford, 80 north 81 st.; Mvers Bush 90 nmh 81
st; Bailey & Brother, l3s Makct Il; James NJ
Paul, loi south 4rh St; DIR David Jayne. south
81 St; Matthew r. Miller, 20 south 81 ST. and
We could name some three or four hundred Others
II II were necessary. Now we invite The attention
of the public, and particularly those in want of
Fire Proof Safes, to call at eur store before purcha
sing elsewhere, snd think we can satisfy them
that they will get better and cheaper article at
our store than any other establishment in the city.
We also continue TO manufacture seal and Go.
pying Presses, made in such a manner as to an.
swer both purposes Hosting Machines. Five
Proof Doors, with our own msnuiscture OF locks
on them, with ID. Evsns's Patent Keyhole cover
attached to 'he same; plain and ornamental Iron
Railing, &c.
Al
sortment ri our Patent SlaDe Lined Refrget trls
Water Filters and Coolers; and we have also on
hand several second hand Fire Proof Chests taken
in exchange for ours, which we will dispose OF at
very low prices.
Philadelphia January 24,h, ls46-lv
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AIR TIGHT STOVES.
The be'i in TIE Horid for Ciani.,ea. Comfsrt
and Economy.
n TN " NJ II II

No. 81 sourH SxooND sr., PHILADELPHIA,
HAS now on hand a large assortment of ORR'S
IL Celebroted Patent AIR TIGHT STOVES,
to which he would call the attention Of every true
lover of comfort and economy, for which qualities
they cannot be equacd by any Stove 10 the world
They are light Stove, and can he conveniently
carried to any distance and being CONSTRUCTED for
the use OF wood, they are particularly adapted to
sick room.
MANY thousands of this Stove being now in use.
their good qualities are too well known 10 need
putting.
Mr.. TrsDALs is tAe first authorized agent In
Philadelphia, and has been making them constant
" for The last five or six years. There can be no
fear Of not getting th. genuine Stove Of him. and
they are all warranted TO give entire satisfaction
No Air Tight Stoves are genuine, without brass
plate with the Inventors name aud date of the
Patent.
lie has also on hand large assortment Of Cook
STovEs, RApiArons. and all kinds Of Fancy Coal
Stoves at the Old Establishment, No. 81 South
Second above Walnut street.
Philadelphia Nov l. lS45-2m
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Edward Crutch,ey,s Estate.

N Office is hereby given. tbs, letters of ,d.
~ mnstration on the estate of Edward Cru,oA.
Iy. late Of Point township, Northumberland coun.
~. decd, have been granted TO the subscriber. All
persons indebted 10 said estate, or having claims
seains the same, are requested 10 call the SUBJ
scriber, at Northumberland, and settle wilhou, de.
lay. ID. s. DODGE.
Jan. 17th, 1Sf6.--6t. Adm'r
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"Vvashington Fire Company. ,,

THE members of the Washington Fire Com
p,ny" are requested to meet a, the State
House, on Monday Evening, Feb ., att %.
clock, precisely. Punclual attendance is required.
Jan, 81, ID W.SHINDEI See
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8 Good Intent Fire Company.o

A STATED MEETING Of the Company will
be held on Tueslay evening next, a, z O'Clock,
at the Court House. Punciuai attendance is re.
CURED HENRY DONNEL,
Jan. 81, 1916. Secretary.
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PRICE CURRENT.
COVre,,fed ,yesLk, he, yge,,,-,, M,e.~
Dyspepsia of 10 Years, standing.

TUNHE wife Of Captain Roberts. on Vine Street,
Il near Water, Cincnna,t has been afflicted
with DYSPEPSIA in its most aggravated form
for the last ten years, was recommended hv ccebra-
ted ply sicians Of Boston. New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore. and Cincinnati. TO travel, as they could
do nothing for her. She did so, hu, it did her no
good. She then commenced using the most popu-
lar medicines Of the day for her complaints, hut dp>
rived no benefit. Seating an advertisement, Of DIR.
SMITHS VEGETABLE SUGAR COATED
PILLS in the paner, she concluded to give them
tral-sent to G. F Thomas, Main street, he
tween Third snd Fourth. DR.. Smiths Agent for
Cincinnati, and purchased box. took them accor-
ding TO direction, and with heart felt Joy state
that she derived more benefit from the use Of one
hox Of DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills.
than from any other medicine she has made use Of
during the ten years. THE above was sent TO G.
:. Thom's on The 81 Dec. 1874 Gin. Times.
UT CAUTION.-As a miserable imitation has
heen made, by the name of sugar Coated Phl.,"
it is Try to be sure that DR. G Benz. SMrTns
signature is on every hoy Price 25 cents.
Principal Office. l79 Greenwich st. NV York.
Sold Ivy JOHN w. FRIIING. Sunburv.
WIN. FORSYTHE. Nmthumd.
January Gath, lSi6,
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CERTIFICATES OF AGzc1cy:

For tue sale OF Brdndrsh's Vegetable URissysal
Pills.
Northumberland county: Millon-N,clry s.
ChamhelIn. Sunhury--H. b. Masser. MI > ous-
viile-ierud X NelNrlI. Nouhuml elani--Wm.
Forsyth. Georcetown-l. & J. Wsns
Union County; New Bcrn-- Boear & Wa.
ter. Selinserove--G George Gundium. MI lee
hurg-lslac Smith. Brayerown-Dsy liubier
Adamsburg-W Wm !. May. Mifilmshurg- wens =
IL Ray. Ha'trion-Danlel Long FrFhuT"-
Il. +. G.. Nu,eL lewlshurr-Walls q Grc b..
Columhli county: DsuSille-E. u. re uo.'N
Il Go, Berwick -Shuman s. r uenhu'." i.sr-
tswissa-t, 6. B,plts Bloonshurc-- inhu 2.
Meyer. l~sey rown--lcvl Bts.i, NsstiuatlU
Roht. NJ Cav. imestons-- bsli'.' = H-\"r..
Observe hat each Agent has an Ena'svd Ca.
,ihca,e Of Agency conlairjng a reprs-.ntSu'n -
ur BRANDRErH's Manufsctor' at sing Snc,
and upon which VIII s'so he sesn sysI cop - Z
the n'w i7icH no,o used upon the Ayl1dTsia '.H
B0rcs.
r4l.a-a5..a. Office No E Ea,'s ~ rr-s.
y. AAANDhLlii ~. u
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LAST NOTICE,

VNHE Store Books. Accounts and Noes Of II.
l. Is. Masser, have been placed in the hands Of
magistrate for coIIsc ion. Persons whose accounts
have been Of long siand'g, may save costs by sci.
Ting The sane without further delay.
sunbuIy, Jsa. 8, Ists. II. b. MAsSER
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BELIEN AND LIN + d.
r Fl @ w S Q n 6
Compound syrup of Tar s. Wood

NOInpOuuu syrup vi aE c. Ssooo
Naptha.
VuNHE Unprecedented success Nf this medicine. in
l. the restoration # health, 20 hose VINO, in de-.
pair, had given up all hopes tas given i, an rxa'-
ted reputation above all other remedies, furnishing
evidence of it, intrinsic value and power. the
" srent which can he relied upn for the cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption, Bror"hius, Asthma.
Pain in the side and Breast, Splitting Of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Group, &c.
Attention is requested to the following ASTON.
fSHING CURE, hv 1homsoH's Compound Syrup
Of Tar and Wood Nop,ha!!
PhihdeiOhia. Nay 3d. 1914.
Mr.. THOMSON-Drlr Sir-Wnh grateful
feelings inform you of the astonishing effects Of
your medicine which has litern'Iy rails j me from
der,h.red Nv IL ea.c. Pulmonary Con,ump-
ton hid reduced me % iaw that my rhy>'canIro
uolnccd my case hopeless A. this junciou he
gan 10 u.e your medicine. and miraculous rs it may
seem, it has completely restored me 30 health, altet
everything else bad liil'si. Respectfully yours,
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above George street.
The undersigned, h'irg pcrsonsiv acquainted
with Washington Nick erJ his fuilatrnls bear
witness 20 the astonishing effects Of Th"msons
Compound syrup OF Tar. aud the truth e tie -
bovp statement.
los. WINNER. 3ls North Ttirl street,
DAVID VICKERS, az Almond rect
HUGH MGlNLEY, :. L. corner TamsnY
and Fourth streets.
Prepared Only by ). p. Thomson. =. L. rornee
Of 5th md Spruce streets, PHI aic pba.
ACcnts-H. B. Mas,er, SGnhn.y; \. Grost,
and DR.. Macpherson. Hi,,i>tuTg Jnn, G. Brown,
Potrsv e Gen. Earl, ding; IloIsun 4 Ma
on, Towanda. Bradford county, Pa. frce 30 cents
pr hottie. or S. per dozen.
C-T BelcGrs IF all limitations.
Philadelphia. June csth, lS45-Iv
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EVANS g. WATSON.
No. IS SouTH THIRD STREET,
Opposite the Philadelphia Exchange,

Manufactnte and ksep cor
s,an,ly on hand, a large as
sortment Of their Patent I'm
proved Sllamander + X f
PROOF SAFES. which are
81 constructed as TO set at rest
all manner of doub' as 10 their
ko,. .,.,a,I, c. ,xaaF 4
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Fail and Writer Dry Goods,

Just received, among which are he following Su-
pPrfRe rench Brosdcloth; West of Eugliud do;
Heavy Beaver do, frs, rate article far Overcoats,
and grea, variety Of Wool Dyed. Black and Fam
cy Cassimeres. Satines, Mousseln.l, .laine-, Rep.
de.lares Cashmeres, 4 pace as, &C.. &c. Also, y
beautiful assortment Of Calicoes of the latest styles
and patterns, which vi BE- sold cheaper than ever !;
also, Wo1en and other ShawIs in great variety,
from 40 cts 10 $40; general assortment # Ho-
siery, Glnves, Suspenders. Mns, &c, &c. LARGE
assortment Of W"men's, Msn's and Misses Gum
Shoes which will be sold cheaper than ever before
Offered.
He has likewise, in addition to the above stock
an extensive assortment Of QueenNrare, Hardtcare.
Soddiery and Groceries,-Sugr from 10 10. 10!
and 6 cts. per H.; Good Coffee Al 10. Verv Bcst
At l25 Also, Nails; Spkes; Iron; Slndersor's hest
Cast steel; English, American and Sweed Blister
do-in short, every thing tAs, i. usually kept in u
Country Store, all of which will he sold at very
reduced prices.
uT Country Produce of all kinds taken in cx-
change for Goods.
Sudbury Nov. 2ed, lSi5
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COuIlCricitCrs'
DE- TT z Z. Q ".

Il Nhr pu lie VIII please observe that no Bran. rl
L Piis are gonujnc, unless the loX has ,hrF' .-
heis uTon 4. tthe toy, the SIZE ard the h".' ..
each con,eul flc-s sinlt signature of nv h. l.
writing, lhus--B. DsANnHETH, VI. D.--lhe,r -
he are engraved on steel, beautifully 3s,'Er j.
and done at an cSprI,,c # over So 0Co.-Th.re'p.e
it ~ill he that The only thing nrcessary 20 r'-
cure the medicine III It's purity, is TO observe tieso
labels.
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective persons are dolly a. h,rl-
1rd and bnl1
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HENRY MASSER'S STORE

the very best articles are sold al the very lowest
prices. Now come. one and all; tu' i MT al come
at once, and JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES
Where YOU will find Splendid Assortment o
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A MOST BEAUTIFUL and HEALTHY
~ RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-The snh-

scrber being DESTROYS of returning to Barbadoes IN
March, offers for sale his residence called 'The Re-
treat," In Washington county, ID. c. The improve
ments consist of spacious brick mansion, with
every out-building requisite for the accommoda-
ton of a large family a boarding school. It's
situated on the Rockville turnpike road, about
one mile from the corporation line of George
town, and three from the public departments
1t will be sold with thirty -four or sixty -four
acres of land, forty of which are in a high state
of cultivation, the balance in wood and pastu-
rage. On it is large young orchard of choice
fruit, which has been In bearing only two years
There is also an abundant supply of excellent water
from well close to the kitchen, from whence it Is
raised to cistern in the second story by force
pump.
The title is indisputablc, and terms will be made
easy to an approved purchaser.
A better opportunity for any one wishing to pos
sess most convenient and healthy residence in
good and friendly neighborhood, and so near to the
seat of government, will not probably occur again
directly, the subscriber having spared no expense in
securing every comfort for permanent home. Be-
ing anxious to return to Barbados he is willing to
make great sacrifice on what it has cost him. Pos
session can be given the first of March, or earlier
if desired For further particulars apply on the
premises to RICHARD P. PILE.
Feb. lS-eotf :.
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E.,r.o. from Mr. ws..rs.s speech the Bank of the

Extract from MIR. wEssrEas speech the Bank Of tn.
| United States, February, 1876
ono nation had better currency than the I'm ited States
There was no nation which had nsEdsd lis 'reney wild
more care for the trainers Of the esnsttuon nd
who enacted the early statutes * as Were hard
the evils Of paper medium They therefore ulousy
guarded the currency Of the Unss os a.sment
coin This was subject regas TO which the ongress
had run into no folly Gold and n,sS fsIeneys he said
abroad There could in the present sss OF the ord be
other currency IN consequence o. s %es sc pap
had obliged in direct violation oil exist ing stat
utes to receive the amount Of usn taxes IN ,mething
try which was in fact. greatly appreciated
This evil which ought 70 oemet al once because
il would grow greater by indulgence In the end the tax
ss must be paid the money Of the country and the
sooner that was brought about the better.
he aid they would not the law more conclusive than
now was that nothing should be received IA payment Of
paid TO the Imperative njuneons Of thu this sohject
The whole strength OF the government he was Of oPinioa
Of government in the legal eurrsacy of the
country" ~
Thomas jefferson says .....
of an sr.toeTscy founded on banking iastuiioas .ad
moneysd interpretations, riding and ruling over the plum
them next best blessing % Inc monarchy Of their mi
aim and perhaps the y u see nstA
i's e a sS s.SS sSs. aS ss 'A'
intend CONTINUED Mr.. S. that these extracts
shall go home. | intend to stand or fall on this
question And when my colleague Mr.. ScHEscKl
comes to my district las he told us the other day he
would) he may expect 10 meet the democratic can
didate there with the hard-money flag floating over
his head-naed to the mast-and two thousand
democratic majority at mis- back cheering him on.
And tell my colleague that in the fifth congression-
al district no man can get nomination, much less
an election, who is not a hard money man. The
time was when the democratic party there was not
a hard money party. They have become so from
bitter experience. II has taught them lesson
which no other monitor could have taught them;
and we are progressing, q love the word, love
TO have it attached 10 and TO those who act with
me- for it is mark Of wisdom,) we are progressing,
and we shall progress with the spirit Of the age.
The opposition party progresses the other way
that is progresses backwards. In 1916 Mr.. Webstsr
stood on this question where we now stand lie
has learned nothing by experience; he has one
back. He has made retrograde movement, and
has become a soh-money man.
do not know, Mr.. Chairman, that have much
more to say. But | desire to notify my friends
here that when about the 18th Of October next they
hear mighty sound rolling over the mountains
from the State Of Ohio, they may know that this
hard-money, pot-metal currency has triumphed
gorously over whigery throughout the length and
breadth OF that State.