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~ 4 Smooth md soft skin may be had at al
times by usng DR.. Msrhod's German Medcaed Soap,
To he hsd nj No. Murray ST. and 9 Fuiopsi Brook
yn Ii warranted equal Goureuds jones' and Il
sold nj half price IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

~ The Chinese Dandrnf Erndicntor for sale
No. Mursy-s I'd door from Broadway and al lSe Fu
tonst Brooklyn. is warranted remove DandrIf Price
only two shiIlings II.
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" $1,000 Reward will be paid i; Dr.. NJ r Mitch
ellis Gavanic Bands and Fluid not found 10 be equs to
Dr. Chrsies for The of Rheumatism and other
affections They sold at from . cents 10 81 and
he had At No. Murrayst. aud l59 Fuonst Brook
-.
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WIN. W. SHIRLEY. Auctioneor.
NEW AND SECOND HAND Furnture-By IL f.
WILLARD This Day Saturday, Nov. Il, at 10 O'Clock,
al tho sales room No Finest variety OF good Furniture
from fnmiy Also and second hand Furniture SOLD
TO pay vances, Sofas, Chairs Tables, Bureaus &c
Al II O'Clock valuable Plano FoTes, and 100 Snned
Rird. .in,,Iv and i'm rss,. IL.
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re- ~. PauI'- Chapel viii ne opened for Divine
Service Sunday morning. which occasion collection
vi he made for the benefit Of The " Ner lo-t Bte and
Common PrayerBoot Soci,tg The beraiiiy Of the Con
sreEaiior respectfully solicited enable The So
ceiy 10 continue - crauilou, distributions The needy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

II Rev. 4. Hfaban, President OF Obern Collegiate
Institute viii preach morning and afternoon II
the Free Congregational Church, SGllvansL between
Houston and Prince ss. Seats Free. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

WIN. II. JONES, Auctonesr.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGASS.-On Wednes
ID day Nov 49, al l0t o'clock al tho store Of u niger
soil No ~ PearsL 500 comprising alarBe ana
desirable assortment Of Boots Shoes and brogans, suit
able for the Southern Western and City Dealers usI 70
ceiyed Catalogues and goods ready ihe morning OF
the sale.
Also 30 cases Msns kip pegged Boots.
Also 50 cases Boys and Youths kip pegged 8oots
Also, % cases Boys thick pegged BooA.
Also. 10 cases Mems kip pegged Brogana n2
Also 80 casss MEMS and Womon's Manufsctd hnbbors
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~ Marriage.-Lec,ures on Marriage viii be deliv
cred BY Rev. Mf Chase Sabbath, 18Th inst IN Avery
Academy No 81 Chrystis-st % feet below Hes
,er-st. AT 3 and O'Clock T. ". To be continued week
from Tomorrow a, the same place and hours Collection
TAKEN 10 for the moor It.
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- Uniycrsal.i Church, +tt-.t. between Avenue
and C. l.. Baker, Pastor residence ~ Avenue 4 Ser
every Sunday II IL Il. VI. and ?. NJ Subject
morrow evening, Wrath of God" II
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PETER III. JOSSLis,
EDWARD c. GIBSON. Trustees.
nil lAwSs MILTON 5 LEONARD.

NrOTJCE.-Th- under.igoed, Tnlsees Of the CREDITOR.
Nof TSMAN WALLISG an abscondiHg doctor, ate OF
The town OF Barton Tioga County, New.YofS On nefsey
give notice that general meeting u the creditors " We
,aid nman Wsllng will be held the ONCE oil Isyof
Giles IN tue vrge OF Owego IN said County on sis .
day OF December next, TIN O'Clock M ior vac
of du.tng the accounts and demands for and ssat me
said nman w alling and making hns! az o
estsi. Of tn. said debtor Dated Owsgo' oct -0' io''
PETER II. JOSsLiN,
yUVaRD o. GIBSON, Trustees-
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VIM. TAYLOR q 60. " ., z AS ON HUI ot.'
PUBLISH THIS DAY.. \ complete Key 20 The In
terpre alton OF Egyptian Hieroglyphcs By George K
Gdd6n ESQ ION edition ,evied corrected with
Appendix, by the author Price . cts
r. AL. who attend Mr G's Lectures al BrooAlyn du-
r5s the present season will not fail provide themselves
with copy ~ his book.
H. King John. by VIM Shakespeare. being No 80 OF
the Modern Standard DrHma,) copied from the stage e
ton prepared the Park Theatre lth nm Introduction
by Epes Sargent, ESD The OF chafAclers the mag
niscenl costumes and the authorities therefor, by MI
Charles Kean With Memoir Of that distinguished per
former pnce II, CT. The Trade supplied 2: liberia!
discount WM TAYLOR co No. , Asior House
list Pc BLlSHED bound ia muslin. frce -l-'oL III
of the Modern Standard Drama, einnel-hed WIN a
beautiful Aezh1L.nL aat Memoir OF WIN = blfou E.-q
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Rodr0ina.

DOOKkEEPISG, &c. 40 Broome s.-Mt. Cham
ID berIain being associated with MI Austin, expert
enced classical Teacher, give those who desire
instruction in Arithmetic Bookkeeping or English Gram
mar, his per.rnal attention dGy ana evening.
n B-Youns gentlemen who desire 10 devote their
leisure time the s;ndy Latin and Greek, may avail
iioH 4 $50 3roome-sL nit SGs'
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INST PUBLISHED

JUST PUbLIS HE'D,
xITOMAN'S REWARD novel by Hon. Mrs. Norton;
w price % csutsunder this attractive title we have
from Hon Mrs Norton the very best novel OF the sea
son # will found full OF engaging Interest to readers
OF all classes especially 10 the ladies' IL IS WIT
ten in Il glowing and highly polished style, and the nc
dents are at the same striking and true 20 nature
Crculn the domestic history Of Mrs Norton VIII
be recalled with interest in connection with many passages
in this admirable romance. Published by
mis- 9Iis H. LONG & BROTHER. u Ann-st.
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JACOB s. PLATT. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL 81 PEREMPTORY Sale OF Watches
OWN bs sold without reserve This Day al 10 O'Clock
by JACOB s PLATT, al the auction room y Platt-st
corner Of Gold 30 Silver and IS Gold Watches for account
of whom may and TO pay actual advances made
upon the same Terms cash money individuals
~ well trade directed 10 the same, as every
Watch will be sold THAT Ia ohcred 10 the highss, bidder
c,t.Iocpes NOW ready IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

VIM. W Shirley, AuctOneer,
I ARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF China, 0lass
IL and Earth-uware--By II. T. WILLARD, Tuesday,
Nov H. al 1917 O'Clock al the No. III Broadway,
corner Chambersst Catalogue sale OF rich gilt Chini,
French White Porcelain Granite Stone and lowing 5luo
Dining Tea Coffee ard Toilet Sets In large and small ses
fancy Pitchers rich gilt and bronze, Graudoles and Drops
10 10 lights; Chandeliers, Solar and Lard Lamps Cut
Glassware fancy Ornaments &C. In lots TO suii families
Sale positive for cash. IL
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NOTICE is hereby given pursuant 10 slauie that we
the Undersigned have been duly appointed by Alan
son Munger ESQ First Judge OF the Colny OF Tiogn,
Trustees for ali the creditors of lNMAS WALLlNG an
10 the saId Inman Ealing are required render
count of all debts and Of money owing by hem res
ns on or before the lsh day OF December at tho Of
fee OF aylOr Giles the village OF Owego, IN SAID
County T!oga And all person. hsYng In melt possess
ion any property or effects OF said lnmsn WaBe are
required i, liver the before The day anu =.
the place above specified and all the creditors OF The san
ang are required deliver lheir respective accounts
aad demands ~ Us Of ~, 81 the same une ana
Mice. Dated Owe 20, Octoberl1, l8ii
:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

~ Lectures to Young NIen.-The Rev. OTIS i.
Skinner will deliver his Seventh Lecture 10 Young Men.
(io-morrov Sunday afternoon, the Orohard-s- Church
The subject for The evening Know ye not that the
righteous shall not inherit The kingdom Of God'l Cor.
vi o. Service 10 commence at o'clock. II
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A SSIENEES SALE.-The entire stock of drugs and
1medcins with all the fixtures In the store No $50 Full
will be sold public auction on the l4h day OF No
yeber next 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day. 81
said store az sold before that tine at private sale -
ANY person wishing purchase said sock and fixtures
viii do well TO call and examine tue before the day OF
sale Terms made known the day. Dated November
lrrn. laln Z. TRIMMER Assigne.. NIL Aus.
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NTOTICE-AiYan 5perry having used me name OF
so.rry & Read, without authority. Ia. thIs Day ~
VIII, Of INJUNCTION Issued from Judge u the superior
Comr need epo.aed aud restrained fsou using said Co
n.rrner,hp name OF Sper Read for any purpose what
ever under penalty fnye Thousand dollars And no con
trsct made by said Sperry IN the name Of sP-rry heS'
VIZ g ''''s -'''' THEODORE D. READ
- L.. ~. 81 ia.e III u
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WILT AND HUMOR.

WI AN AOA.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED. Poetry of vii and Humcr.
> by Leigh Hunt Library OF Choice Readins No
LXXVIT) Price 81 cents.
and would have appeared thu. tiue but for
illness which he editor underwent during ihs progress Of
h stories from the Italian Poe Enc the consequences ct
which pird with other untowsd circumstances 10 de-
lay til Should health enough be spared him, III
The EDITORS intention 10 follow up This volume next yesr
wiki third OF the series announced III The preface 10
Ilsi"at'on aud Fency namely selection edited IN The
Ike from the Narrative aud Dramatic Poets under
liie Of iction and Passion
Mesntme he preparing fer publication volume
srar from the seres quite smother plan object
bling to produce such selection from Favorite Authors
both in prose and lover OF books young or Old
nj t k- md lying the paor OF some old country
house or IN the aueiest room of any other house. and
tending partial. unlimited and yet entertaining
Authors Preface
1l4 2tis WILEY K PUTNAM. lsl Broadway.
NEW ENGLISH WORKS.
n APPLETON co. have imported per Britannia
~. Griihths Chemistry OF the Four Seasons, vol
Macsner- Moral Aspect OF Medical Lite vol
Poets Bazaar. the Danish OF Anderson, 8 vols.
Liebls's Chemistry ard Physics IN relation 20 fhysIco-
Marshal Hairs Observations IN Medicine I'd series
new Dictionary OF The English and Dani-h Lsnsuage''
Bfedton- Veterinary Art tyol.
Harrs's Pre.Adami;e EGrh vol
Bram1a!rs Works. yo4ne ;, N l. a {. Theology.
LEstTang,'s Alliance Of Divine Offices
Andrews CaihechistcG Doctrine,
CHlloyvay's Gaze OF Prophecy, vols.
" Single copies ofEnssh, French and German works
imported ord.r Orders intended FOR steamer Britannia
Of 10Th should handed by o'clock Saturday MS 2tis
THE ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1s47.
N APPLETON & co have Just imported
IL. The Ar L MON Prze Annual, splendid volume OF
eugrayiugs from paintings by eminent modern artists
The Forge, Me- Not. Chr.mas, New Year and birth.
day present, handsomely illustrated. 80
Tbe Keepsake for 1917 by the Countess OF Bless.
nglon containing 10 mighty finished engraving al hstoii
ra subjects portraits and landscapes. royal syo richly
bound in crimson watered sils.
IN. BOOK OF Beauty l5i7 edited by the Countess OF
Ressingtou containing 10 superby engraved portraits,
witt Prose and Poetry by popular authors royal 8vo ee
gantly hound IN blue watered silk.
" The early orders OF the trade for the above are soil
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= DR.. SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP oF WILD CHERRY.
READ THE TESTIMONY.

Philadelphia Sept {, 1916.
nR H SWAYNE-pear Sir:-Being for length OF lime
~ afflicted with very violent cough, with pain IN my
side and breast OF the lungs shorness OF breath
loss OF appetite night sy-ats, &c made Trial OF various
remedies Shrh " ere recommended hlghlyn the papers
but gradually grew The violence of my cough
was such that M blood rushed proiu-ey fromuly nostrl.
when The proNyslls OF coughing came upon NE: indeed
nv whole sy-em seemed Frustrated and the hour OF my
departure seemed aear hard AZ this tine you recon-
lnende! The use Of your Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry
which immediately began sootte comfort and a!ay Lie
vioence OF my cough relieved Tie pam in my side
,irenslh-ued and healed my unss & continued me use
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY l an cured
and able pursue my duly aoof hlah u al M alGaDlg
one that should De kron all afflicted Il persons would
purchase The original and genuine article - prepared D.!
You and not sup-r with The lny spurious and worthless
preparations which attempted TO be palmed of on the
reputation. Of yours, might be the means OF SAVING
many valuable lives freely oier Tbs statement !or he
beneft OF those who are suffering ns was.
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STEAM ENTINL NV y NIf1N d1N z =
L'OR SALE-A Steam Engine sI-i ooi!-r OF twenty
horse por r. one lare >ce Lail- icsesf VIE 4ec4
t5-,s -o Of s-fn al nearly End z perfect order
vii De .o.I low 10 close concern ApPiy 70 = 5,S
WORTH 70 West Ger. Nlrrsy7=i rom i 70 : o'eoeA
y
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Produce and Co,,rs Ncrohlnd,,e -irrr,ns ite- icri
Reported Speeia!y fer Tx Ne'r- York Ti15aNs
Ttos aud Ere Iron Tor Boat Ligs-BGrye Asa c Tefi
1928 hnls doaI Suyda,n Sage Go. 15l DO Buckley
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DY ORDER OF William ". Mason, Supreme Couri
ID Comu.sson=r notice l. hereby given ia1- an e1h-
rrn HIS been issued against ne estate o. 3:S' a ~
the osyu-a. h.. debts unless he sppear ara e.-i y
such attachment. according 70 a~ WITHIN nlne Hohts Lfon
,b sri lication OF this notice thz NE payment Of
any deos due by residents hi. 5tsie ard ne cs!lY
ry 10 hin, or for MS OF say properly ~htn this sAte
belonging 20 bi and The transfer Of anY property ny MIN
are forbidden 5y him src vod.-Dasf NORWICH n T.
Voc 10 i9;s JOHN WAIT, Attorney
nj. Ixw9n For AtlachiHg Creditor.
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DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-YifSSSeas

subscribers srd Toe pubic respectfully Informed
.hat the Hst Concert TIE prcsea season VIII take place
The Apollo Rooms o. Saturday Evena Nov ssLlStS
Scharf.nb-rg Luis ard (. : Howe, ard hy the Secre
;ary By order. JAMES 1. ENSIGN, Secretary,
Mn rss IL HNn.Inr.
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= DTPUY, ApolnecaEy. Q; tae .sie arm c. D-tEc
fDrntrv successors 10 PLACE SoUi!!arc. pecIf1y
irr al. friends and the puolic INA. be has removed rs
business 10 Ne 6ta Broadway, eorref q Hotston-s-
yyr bv ,ct .,rccn DC hopes 70 secure continuance
Of h- -rSi-,c- Re has enloy -- fos III a<c len
,Il s1pcly OF Drugs Chemicals, Pernuris.y, Soaps,
Hair src -ooh Brushes s2t a sie'e7 connected J" -
=, vnrny rnan wanied who e competent for I'll tie
r.S .71Iv "a s,.1y. o2i l-.-oc-
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CHERRIES SALE-By virtue OF a writ OF heri z.
- elias to directed and delivered, VIII expose To sale
on Saturday the 10Th day OF December u O'clock
NJ a, the Testibulc the Cay Hal OF the City OF New
York-A the right title and interest OF inc !ale hoas
Bickford deceased which he bad The t~enty-eghih
day OF January thousand eight hun red and forty i've
or a. any time afterwards. IN whose hands soevrr the same
NAV be Of In and to all that certain lot piece or land
lying and being the Tenth Ward OF The Ciy o: New
YORK and known number ofty'our Orchard street. CON
tanning in breadth and each twenty i've ieet and
In length each side giy--ven feet 80 the same was
conveyed TO Chapman Simmons by Lewis Brown, by m
d.ntufe dated the tventysi day OF May in the year Of
our thousand clsht hundred sud 9e and record
L5er No ~ page }5 in the late oicc OF me Grrh
OF the City County of New Yofktogeihef :" an all AID
singular the Ap enances .enemens ana Entertainments
thef-uno belonging In any wise apPerainng-DGied
New York, November lfIb, 1896. .
JOSEPH WEED, Deputy Sheriff. n+ lswo"
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y. COTTON. Auctioue-r.
by +. COTTON, Auction ard coWmissioa Merchant
oSicre Noe. lis Fulton and ~ Ann siALieeral 40 var
made gvcds ecr for private sale acetou, and
prompt rsds Outdoors ies Of every description
OF scods iualv s,ieue md respectfully solicited
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In Thireenth-st doors tfOn Inc corner OF willow.
Nj Thorn..'s case above alude; TO- very -eTere
one and his residence whIs the rsach Of al. any
one can call and have the above subsianrisec by per
~ Remember AL preparations Of WILD CHEEKY are
6ctit,ous and counterfeit except that prepared by Dr.
SWAYNE y W corner OF EIGHTH and RACE SIS
Philadelphia.
AGENTS N NEw-YozS-CHshLts h kINe corner ct
Sro,SNrav and Jo,r-st r A SASos, I5s bowery, Z. E
W.gxEs as BIe-cksr.-,: J. c. HAsI. SIS Grsnd=t L.
LEWIS. ST Greenwich Depp, II Broadway; Ars
a.yrs Brnoslyn g. OLps y sos, Newark, HEAoLEY.
PHrLrs Co Ia Wat-f-y and By gents n all parts OF
- Al lrI
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tNANTED-Bya respectable Young Man situation
w salesman and general assistant wholesale and
retail store: .alary W be LEFT 10 the option the empog
or. The best of reference given Apply 10 r. Glenn 4
Co Iqi Fultcu-.l. rl2 ST.
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MADAME ADOLPH, from France whose immense
vi throughout Europe and America hss caused
many impos. upon the community, 10y assuming her
name arrived n NeVS-York aud taken private apart
mems with entrances, ri The Shakespeare Hotel cor
William and Qua here through herunversa
~ ged wonderful talents, sH- will inform her
visitors OF ali their leading transactions OF The past The
present and the future it they married not, and
when. what husband OF wife they VIII get. Consu!t
hour my time during the day evening Fee 90 cents
MD
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26
OBITU AFRO.

DIED, on Saturday the goth inst, at Camp
Wdshington, near Cincinnati, w. l.. Stearns,
in the 32d year of his age, after very short
illness. He volunteered on the 30th Of May,
in the 'Sandusky Rangers commanded by
Capt. Caldwell, and was regularly sworn and
mustered into the service of the United
States, was honorably discharged on the 18th
of this month, and on the same day he en-
rolled himself in the I'd, Mansfield Company
command by Capt. Ford, was taken suddenly
sick on the same day and expired on the next
day, and was buried with the honors of war on
Sunday the Dist, at 10 o'clock, A. M. For
his gentlemdnly behavior, and soldier-lke
conduct, he had the confidence of his officers
and the love and esteem Of his fellow yolun-
teers.
fCoNMrNic1rrnl
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26
Convention.

The Democratic voters of Wyandot coun-
ty, will assemble in their respective town
ships, at the usual place of holding elections,
on the SECOND SATURDY of JULY, and
there select delegates to attend the Congress
ional and Senatorial Conv ention, at Tiffin, on
the 3lst July.
Also, to select delegates to attend the Con-
ven!ion at Brcyrus, the SECOND FRI
DAY OF AUGUST (FOURTEENTH,) to
nominate a candidate for the Legislature.
A. McELVAIN,
G. r. MOOT,
J. McCUTCHEN,
A. TRAGO,
CT FREES,
Central Committee Of ". c.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26

] can hardly believe that such is the
operation of your laws in Ohio; but as /
am almost an entire stranger, have
thought proper to inquire, and know not
who would be more likely to afford the
desired Information than the printers.
Very respectfully, M
In answer TO the query Of our fair cor
respondent, we would assure her that it is
even so.--The assessor, IN taxing her sill
yer watch, while the princely jewelry Of
her neighbor goes free, was only carrying
out one Of the requirements Of law, which
is marked throughout by the same spirit Of
injustice aud oppression. While this is
the operation Of the law, the Ohio State
Journal is actually parading, boastfdlly,
its statements Of the immense amounts OF
which the people are to be robbed by a
measure which, in almost every particular,
exempts the rich from taxation!
Nor is this all The Immense amount
which goes to the assessors for their SER
wees, might, for the most part, haYe been
spared, il the bulk of taxation had fallen
upon the bankers, the holders of state
stocks, and the wealthy generally, instead
of being wrupg from the comparatiyel,
poor. Their thousands and tens of thou
sands might have been assessed without
difficulty; but, under this beautiful law /,
the fees Of the assessors, in hunting up the
scanty property of the poor, actually
amount TO almost as much as the sum Glched
from them!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26
CAMP WASHINGTON.

The following persons were chosen as the
commanders of the Ohio Volunteers, " no left
their homes to proceed to the war going on,
in defence of our country.
First Regiment.
Colonel-A. M. MITCHELL of Cincinnati.
Lieut.. Cd.-J. B. WELLER. of Butler
Maior-T. L. HAMER, of Brown.
Second Regiment
Colonel.-G. w. MORGAN, of Mt. Vernon.
Lieut.. Col.--WM. IRWIN, of Lancaster.
Major.-WM. WALL, of Athens.
Third Regiment.
Colone--S. R. CURTIS, of Wooster
Lieut. Col.-G. w. McCOOK, of Steuben-
Vile.
Major. S. LOVE, of Morgan.
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OF all the coniriuances .tor cheating The
iabo,iag classes Qfmankind, none have been
more efsciual Maa that sohich aetudes them
,cah paper money. This is The most effect
ual Of iaveations 10 .fertiiise The rich maa's
field soih hhe steeat Of fthe poor man's broto
Daniel Webster in the U. S. Senate, 1882.
Give the working classes an honest
government, freedom from monopolies,
aud privileged classes, hard money, not
paper currency, for their labor. and all
will be well.--Jacksan's last pords 10 Me
american people.
AS TO the Bankers, there is bit little
difference between them and counterfeit
ters; if should give any preference the
counterfeiter is the best, for neither OF
them ever expected or intended to pay
their notes. The Banker, more bold and
daring, robs the people under cover and
pretence oflaw--the counterfeiter, more
dIflident and unassuming, robs the people
without lsw.--Joha Quincy Adams.
1t is one Of the greatest humbugs ever
attempted to be imposed upon people,
that there is not specie enough in the
W worid TO answer all the necessary wants
oftbe community. Shut out from circu-
laton all paper, and specie will flow in
upon us as the tide.--.4ndrew Jackson.
Paper money.--The manufactures Of
paper money has been attempted in every
form; il has been tried by individuals,
been transferred to corporations by Con.
gress engaged in by themselves, and has
signally failed In all 1t has, in general ,
proved not the handmaid of honest indus,
try and well regulated enterprise, but the
pampered mental Of speculation, idleness
and fraud. has corrupted men of the
highest standing; almost destroyed the
confidence Of mankind In each other; and
darkened our criminal calender with
names that might otherwise lave conferred
honor and benefit upon our country-.Nar-
tin Pan Buren,.
Henry Clay on Corpordtions-Nhat is a
corporation, such as the bin oontmplates!
1t is a splendid association of favored in
dividuals taken from the mass OF society
aud Invested with exemptions and priy
leges.