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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-20

49, Certain il is, that this speech contains the
substance Of the Democratic creed on this sub
iect at this very day. The ideas, and even some
of the expressions, are so similar 10 those we
have sometimes heard from The lips OF Democratic
speakers, that We might almost consider them as
guilty of plagiarism. Al any event, all must see
thai in 1899 MIR. Madison did MOI sanction "pro-
tcction" in any form, either as incidental, or "sub
saniire."
Now il our readers will be good enough TO
Turn TO Gen. Hamilon's "report On MaGulac-
lures" lpage 1913 Of The american Stale Pa
pers," formerly quoted by us,) amongst the areu-
mepls, by which he says the respectable patrons
Of opinions unfriendly 10 the encouragement of
manufactures" have defended those opinions
hey will find the following: "To esdeavor, by
the extraordinary patronage of government, TO
accelerate The growth OF manufactures, is, in
fact 10 endeavor, by force and art, 10 transfer The
| natural current of industry from more TO
less beneficial channel. Whatever has such
tendency, must necessarily be unwise; indeed, il
| can hardly ever be wise in government 10 al
tempt 10 give direction 10 The industry Of lis
| citizens. This, under The quicksighled guidance
OF private interests, WILL if left TO itself, intall;-
bly, find its own way 10 the most profitable en-.
ploymenl; and it is BY such employment, lha, the
public prosperity will be mos, effecuaiy pro-
mo,cd. To leave industry TO itself, therefore, is
in almost every case, the soundesi as well as the
,imples, policy" 1t will be perceived, that this
is the identical argument merely expressed in
dideren, terms, which had been been used by Mr..
Madison in l7s9, [only abou, two years before
this report was made and contained in the very
extract we have given from his speech. l; is
probable that Gen. Hamilton took it from this We
ry speech; and having proved that Mr.. Jefferson
was one, none can doubt that MIR. Madison was
another Of the respectable patrons" referred 10
by Gen. Hamilton, as opposed TO his mode OF
encouraging manufactures by protective duties
Having shown that Mr.. Jefferson and MIR. Ma.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-26
MANSION HOUSE,
RICHMOND. Ind.

'fIHIS House formerly known as the ''Iem
ptrance Hail. aud recently occupied by
" lillian Nixon, has lately been refittcd up in II
.upe nor STYLE, with the design OF mahlAg 1t one
Of The most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller in the western country.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure IN
Informing his old friends and the travelling COM
o,uuity generally that his IA BILE shall be, as
heretofore. while occupying the Richmond Hotel
supplied wIth the choicest viands The country
alforCs.
His STABLE is large aud convenient. and IS
attended by the very best OF ostiers, ana suppii-
ed with the best OF ProvenLcr.
He feels confident that the pains that shall be
taken TO nanc those who may soIourn with him,
comfortable and sat Homr,'' Will warrant HIM
in asking share of public patronage BOARD
EI:S tanen BY the day or week on the In"s' Ia
vorable terms. ~ Bh'tPhI' IN.
Richmond. Feb 9,lsi7 T52-'45. If.
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BRiSDIsETIi'- PILLS.

/ Those OF citizens Who desire good
Medicine, Viii find one ia The Justly celebrated
pill nf Doctor iiraudr-ih, which has performed
cures upon thousands of hri iirss l.crsuhS, alter
l4e usual scientific shiil Il rl} Hcians iitd cen
solo: tctn with til assurance tltat they could "a
no more The properties Ct these ftl's' as IN
anti bilious apcrIant Ineelclne, are unfIvai-
ted; all who use thrn recommend Them: ihtlf
VII .ucs s,lrPass alt culogy anu must be used I"
5. aj,prreiatcd The weak and delicate wi'l De
strengthened by their use, not 10y bracing. b"'
~ removing the caust- Of weakness, the gross
ana corrupt hnnors Of the body hey require
~ chance. in thu aiet or care OF any kind ilaii
directions accompany each box, SO that every one
is his own comp tent phNsclon.
Tn, Hfanureth Pills are for sale by one Agen
in every town IN the state, and 10y Tie io!o"
inr gentlemen IN this county. w:
ID L. Holloway. Richmond; John lioseaN
C.,utlritge city, John Dunhaun, tentrevitle
luhnsonbangh, Cambridge; 4. y j. lrn'ey
Boston; Hopkins 4, Hiatt Milton; Nore & hirk
Dublin; w hltcnger s Dyer. Abingdon: } +
ITavtor Hagrrstown; J. W. scott, ash1nSion
Samuel Johnson. " iilidn.sburs.
Nov 10, l-41.-iI-2n.
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Sy NL cNy-\Me ,

rTNlIE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
Ilc and his iT!eDGs, that hc still continues
the Stone Cutting business in Bchrno nd on Pearl
street near the Market House. where he will be
pleased furnish cut stone of every description
9 the most accommodating terms. lie has how
on hand ana expects shortly 10 receive All aaal-
,ional supply.l complete assortment 9:
AMERICAN MARBLE ! ohio GRAVE STONES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash. than they
have ever before been sold IA this city.
Pan" ami Ornamental Lettering.
:. one ia good stvle ana 10 order Gall and ex-
anime his .s>oTIllc Il AMI prices
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond. Sept. i, I-41. 3cu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-26
IT AI.H AVS CURES.

- MIrH's Tonic SSiRur. OR hEGErAnLE EBKffrGE.
\ roR TitE sfEEpY ,>p RADICAL Crkt OF EVER
,xo ACtr or CnttIs ,~p FEVER. The Proprie-
Tor, in offering this remedy 10 tie public. does so
WIKI, full confidence, that its results VIII sustain
him IN prunounclng IL one Of the most valuable
remedies ever offered to the public, 4 speedy
ana ,.tisctua cure for Ague and Fever or Chi!ls
ana [ ever.
rs composition is very sample. being entirely
Of Vegetables, aud il dors not coHtain any thing
which oald nder its use IN the least unsafe as
popular incidence
,o.nliniupwi,hits pnwc rfu and general Tonic
nroptrties IA Cathartc and |u,oritie aCt ton II can
br used with perfect safety without any pTepara-
ton of the patient III the commencement OF the
attack. ltcorrects and prevents the iebriic eAci-
teme mt which usually aitenas ANA 80 often &C.
fats IN It's early use, Quinne aud the other
remedies, IN the treatment of Ague and Fever or
Chls and Fever. In the proper dose It acts as a
mild Laxative. and encourages natural and
healthy action OF the bowels, whist at the same
time lis gives tone 10 the stomach ana promotes
"A general health action OF the digestive organ,
and thus in nIorbdly weakened habits. restores
the system To health aud vigor. Ia I i've ana
Bilious habits sometimes acts as an Efieiic and
athartic, (particulaIIy when gwen IN large
doses and thus clcanses at Tie same time. both
stomach aud Bowels, and promotes Il profuse
pcrspiraiion.
In Fever, generally, it will be found a most
valuable Tonic. for, whilst II gives tone 10 The
system. its Dila phorctic and Laxative properties
paard the patent from the reproduction Of Fee
( SMITH, Louisville, Ny,
Agents and Country dealers supplied by
F. MERRlWEATiIER. General Agent iol
Ohio and Northrn Indiana, Third 81 opposite tiit
Post 0.iice. Cincinnati, ONO.
For sale IN 4 richmond, by pr. J. lIowe!l's and
IRWIN Reed, i.jbrriv.N tlSon X anderson
i Richmond sept. :, / u.
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COulBscrfcitsm.

PeoDIe q. the West will further the cause o;
Justice by looking out for "a large fleshy man vino
i t,,yc;Iin~ through Illinois, on his work Of poi
son and death. He is reported 10 come from
Il Louis with counterfeit Of our Pills, and he
has made efforts to sell them 10 Age nts al
low price We have of the boxes Just re-
ceived fro4, Chicago, and we are in pursuit OF
tho fellow The laws are severe and val fuii!
runieh those who counterfeit medicines
aside from the appearance OF the coa"''i
feiis. any OF our Agents knoo that y rs pal .
porting 10 lie Dr. g. Benj. Sn'shs are ohrfs1 a.
reduced prize. they MUST BIZ coe> EHf Ell 'ie'
is no getting over IT. :,
Let all who love Justice be on their guard. II
i necessary TO kaonc that e. Benz sH.ita Is .ri'fen
- .-, arm Gnad on the bottom Of each box, te
counterfeit which is a high handed CRIME.
q. BENZ. SMITH,
Office 179 Greenwich St, n. Y.
Nov oIS47 4o-u
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y ~ s.
m 6 " IA y n y, M 4.

Agency Of the N6D YORK canton lea
Company. The Oldest Tea Establish
nacnt in 1merica! Principal ESta 5itsh-
nae,t IN Nelr York.
THE CANTON TEA ACCOMPANY has been
popularity known for many years his Is lie
largest ana eldest Tea Establishment IN AineTi-
ca. The public have had full proof Of iiioiE IA
,rgritr and responsibility.
They moreover possess facilities, II relation
to the Tea Trade doubtless. superior 10 any either
Tea Concern in America. Their scTupulous re-
gard 10 all prime pies that tend 10 elevate the
character Of a large house. Is yell understood
and mas already secured then connection. iarc-
cr than ali other Tea Estab. ishnents unittc, aud
they con - qu- nt!y determined 10 sell / cas-
purer raoTe rag, mt, ARA PERFECT Ter the pTtceS,
N the aggregate, than any house in the wori--
China excepted
They most zealousiy Invite the attention @!
the inil abtants OF the above place to their \ gen
cy. where the following assoriinents are always
on ha no nd they feel no hesitation IN stating,
that hereyer a single tfai - mace, a very a-cl-
ded preference is given TO the celebrated Teas
+ If the CANTON TEA ONPAAI
/ r. reader, make the eNperIntc nj
Rttai! Prices as foiiorrs, SUBJECT IN oil cases to
f,F
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-26

HR CIr!.i.EN.S INDIAN NEGErAnIE SrEcfrrc,
Tar Ieuocfthaa, Communists OF Common
Ubiffs-TuiS yeXutious. and often dangerous
dlscssc * uflfortunatelv well known among
f.nalrs that (, detail Of It, yInptons seems un-
necessary.
70 til. patient herself, the disease manfesis
it.rlf hy uuequivocai signs; Yet from del!cact,
fits. and often fatal, she frequently negiecis to
make known her condition. even TO her mos IN
innate female friends, til her constitution IS
:, riously impaired, and the foundation Ii!I Tor d
long catalogue Of other diseases, such As l""'
Fever at,entcd viii! difficult, respiration. Paipl-
tations. Painting. &c, and when the ',S'rtef y
not cured. it is frequently followed by others sflL'
sorc serious and jafai, such as Prol'Psps t"ri,
or falling Of the W oub, IIcerations, Atrohiiy
and Dropsv. which end in dtah
To enjoy GOD hcHtt, ALL The secrefofy organs
must be in sunni condition. -
Whenever, then, athc disease manifests itseii
let the patient have Immediate recourse 10 rem
edy which viii restore the diseased organs TO q
healthy condition aud all the distressing synip
toms all speedily disappear, and the death-iik'
major Of the cheek be succeeded by the Toseat'
hue of health. .
such a remedy may be found IN 81 ulien
SpecIiic.'' 1t is not only pleasant, sale, ah'
certain remedy for Leucorrhoea but for suppress
ions mud PAINFUL Nensurdtions. In truth, !, /
uba, its name indicates, ''Specifc' for al
uterine diseases, ana at The same time eniircl
fee from all ingredients which have IN any De
gree an injurious effect upon the system
This preparation Is made OF vegetable e'i .
stances and cannot possibly inJnre the most &c II
cate constitution. II as nercr betn huoun TO tal
in q siarLe ease 10 efecta cure
For sale at Dr.. HOWELLS Drug Store.
Richmond. JuIy -, lc47. BOY.
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Triunnh1nt Success Of Buchnn's Hungarian Bal
san, of Lite--hc Great English Renaedy for
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. and Consumption

Triu,nnh1nt Success ~ Buchnn's Hungarian Bal
sam of Life--he Great English Remedy for
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. and ConsuFnptl
The most celebrated and infalible remedy for
colds, coughs, asthma. any form OF pulmonary
consumption, is the Hungarian Balsam Of Life,
discovered BY DR.. Buchan, OF LONDON. England.
tested for upwards OF seven years III treat Iri-
tain ana on the continent of Europe. and nitro
duced into the United States under the imInedi-
ate superintendent of the inventor
The astonishing success OF the hungarian BAL
sam OF Life ia the cure Of every form OF con
snn,ntiou warrants the American agent IN soll-
citing for treatment the 1roTs possible cases that
can be fou nd in the coInInuht E-cases that see
relief in vain lro:i any OF the common remedies
OF the day, and have been given up by the most
DISTINGUISHED; rfvsc ians confirmed ana lncn-
rate The Hungarian Baisam has cured. anC
can cure. the most desperate OF cases 1t Is M
ogccs Host1-rs7 but Il standard English remedy
Of known and established efficacy
The great and only certain remedy for colds
conci,s asthma md consumption. is the HunC7
ran Balsan of Life. This unrivalled specific
will not only relieve bat speedily and etirciuali
cure when all other means have failed Make IA
experiments whatever upon the deiIcate 'issu'
Of the lungs but seek at once tins iniaIiibe rem
civ and Won are safe. InGer its benign an,
suaritve intiu nee. the most OBSTINATE and can
rerous cough is speedily removed; Splitting o
blood so alarming, IS entirely prove nted: HiEi'
sscats which nu3.!iv the restoring power o
sleep. are checked; iAI4hi4'iia''on - icoa'Seo
nail, ana soreness in the SIDE are felt no more
-, hreafIirr = rendered soft and easy: and tn
unfortunate sufferer Is soon restored from tn
awful condition OF ! consumptive, 10 a health.
and comfortable existence
In case Of actual disc ase OF the lungs, Of Sc
ted cansura7tion. il is the only source OF hope
American price. 81 per bottle, with full eirec
tons Tor the restoration OF he aith-
None genuine without the written signatu
of the American Agent. on gold and bronze i
haI rife " forgery.
Fer sale al the Drug Store OF
> u Pamphlets respecting this Great Engiis
Remedy may be had gratis of Dr.. J. Howell
Ja, Is:Is4-. liy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-26

xvAUGHN'S Vegetable LithonsriPtic MIX
y tur., as General Restorer of the system
and Purifier Of the Blood; unrivalled IN The cure
of Dropsy, Gravel. Liver Complaint, scr1iuia
Scurvy, Leprosy, FLOODING at the Lnngs' I.uo'
a,bus, Piles, Putrid Sore Throat, ETysiPei as
CONSUMPTION, &C.. fer sale in Richmond az the
Drug Store Of D:. >. NJ" IIA''
Oct. IS, l-41
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Hr. TOvEscnd'~ Compound Extract Of
Sarsapartllat wonder aud blessing Of the
ige!--I'his Extract l. put up in quart bottles
IS SIX times cheaper, pIeasan'"r, and Warranted
sa:.erior 10 any sold. 1t cures without vomiting,
purrinc. or Gebi;aiing the patient. For sale at
The DrTr store of d.. J HOW ELLIS.
Richmond, Oct. 18th, al.
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RICHMOND HOTEL.

CORNER OF MAIN MARION SITS. RICHMOND. IA J
SOSEPH w. GILBERT. respectfully IN
- forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie. that he has resumed the anGlordshp OF IN :
we'll and favorablv known HOTEL. ana lie IS
prepared to make Travellers comfortable A
good and attentive Ostler Is at al times reaG y
to, tic cIia-c,. OF Horses. and The stable j. We'll
supplied with provenGer. Ills charges arc rca-
souabte.
Feb. = 1877. ~ i9tf.
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violent Deaths in spite of Cai"nei.

violent Deaths in spite OF CaioTneI.
Arc continually taking place at this season Of
the wear. from Congestivc and Bilious Fever.
Bilious Cholic. Cholera .iorbus, Plcurisy, and
.rut.. inflammation Of the Lungs and Liver
Now we ask any man to put his hnger on n
sinole case Of any of these complaints IN which
.Eey T. iilbbard's Vegetable Pills taken
nroup,ly have failed TO cure We defy him TO
DO i,.-fcarrs~lv and above boarG-ior we know,
these Pills Will act effectively as sure as they are
taken.
Half pill is the usual dose, but in these most
violent attacks. give one, or even two fIiS, DIS
solved. that it may operate the sooner Read the
directions, that go with each box. W hen the
first dose produces vomiting. another should be
taken the next dav. The violent and
alarming the attack of any malignant fever.
Bilious Choiic or Cholera Morhus, the more
promptly TO these pills meet, and overcome the
disease.
r7-Arent and Country dealers supplied bv T.
NERRYWEATIiER, General Agent for Ohio
aud Northen Indiana. Third street, opposite the
Pest Office. Cincinnati Ohio
For sale in Richmond, by DR.. ]. Howell's and
Irwin Reed
Richmond Sept. !, l-i.
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COACHES, EI.AROTCNES.
RockAwxYs. p,I.EroNs. BIGGIFS, Sc

fer the patronage already cN-
I tended toward hm, solicits continuance
OF the same having served an appre nticeship
Of seven years with the first Carriage Maker IN
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums every occasion that they have bee n
exhibited at the different Institutes: he hopes 10
be able 10 get up article at least equal 10 any
now manufactured IN the Western country.
ALSo-for sale. i superior article OF b . ID \
AR NJ : II made by the oldest Narni>i.-
Maker in Phadel rhia--i-Gryant,d not TO crack
ALso-Carriace Trimmings of every de>crip-
ton. such as I.accs, Cloth. Silver Hub Bands,
Door Handles, Lamps, Lock and Hinges. haggs,
Sc: all OF which Will be furnished L, tn, low est
Cash prict. Persons at distance can bc accom-
ino4at,ti By dropping line t. the subscriber
Nam street. opposite Mr.. Gllber,'s Hotel
Richmond. Ia. Feb. .. III. lynn Al
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tina, he has put the House, well as the whole
isiiineut IN first rate order for the accom-
cation of.he travelling pu bic, 18th the deter
nlination that he will not be outcome IN the
west for kind and close attention 10 those that
NAV favor him with cali. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment CT ms
guests-In short, he IS determined TO keep u
rood and orderly house, ana make every per-
son that calls on him at home His charge shall
be as low as any house Of the kind in the west
nor man shall go away dissatisfied If in his pow
or to prevent. Feeling thankful Tor past favor
he hopes TO be sustained by his old friends and
customers ANY favor vii be thu nhfu.iy re-
ceived, anu IN his humble way, shall b. returned.
DANIEL ID. SLOAN.
Richmond. Feb. ., I1i1. 4J'IJtf
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Lee. Jud son & Lee.


yuNIiE reflective traveller as no reaches tho
highest ridge of the Alicghan,es. on his
tourney westward. is filled with the most pro-
found ana interesting sensations. His fancy
rapidly surveys that vast aud magnihcent r~gio"
that ir.tchcs itself far away toward the setting
sun; bounded only by tn. waves Of the Pacific.
Majestic rivers flow on through interm,nnblc
woods Rich prairies like sens of vcrdure. arc
spread out; dccked with bright and na'neIess
flowers. Upon those countless millions OF r,ch-
o., acre. the entire population Of two orIds iike
this might find homes Of plenty. These wonder
ful feature Of The mighty West fill his mind with
The profou ad-st sensations.
He reflects still further, and the painful fact &C.
ours To hiin that great difficulty affects thAs
rcoion namely, that which relates to HEALTH -
He knows that beside those streams, and upon
those prairics, the entcrprisiug inhabitants arc
oltc n aud soreiv afflicted with
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1YtsVr gAIn - ~ * y :: !! /. {; IL
GOODS!!

EESST MEEK, has just received ana - now
4 o,.,;no a snle us;i,i assortment OF FA LII and
WINTER DRY GOODS. which have been Sc
iIected with great care, ami 10 winch ne respect
fully asks the attention of his customer" ana
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a New Article for the Feet.

The Newark Daily describes new pro-
duction which German industry and lnge-
nuitv have introduced into this country.
which have long beer greatly needed
fclt shoes, which unite ilshtness. elegance.
and durability. If there IS certain pre-
scrvation against govt. rheumatism ana
cold. i, is found in these shoes. whlcn nave
been known and approved IN Germany tor
more than a hundred years They diff
fer from India rubber shoes essentially IN
.his-,hey not only protect the feet from
cold and wet, but allow the persplratlon to
pass through their pores. while India rub
her solicits and retains perSpirat4on, there
bv giving rise to the above mentioned e e,
Wis These shoes are necessary 10 al
who have TO stand long on cold iioor--
These shoes are the sure>t protection a
yainst glazed frost, and when soied Wit
leather NAV be used like ordinary shoes
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EXCHANGE OFFICE!

II Tt.E undersigned, having gone into ih'
Exchange business, at thcIr old stand opposite IN
Post Office would inform their Cuat ant
the public generally, that they are just Receiving
the largest stock Of
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To the Mayor and Common Council;
ycur committee would beg leave to state that
in nc cordance with the rules Of the Council 'hey
have examined into the financial condition OF inc
City, and find there has been expended during
the current year the following sums, to-wit:
Orders Of 1916 redeemed. Si!'so
Expenses City Election. -.
Repairing Cumberland Bridge. 15o'o,
Ex,ended on Streets generally. Wills
I-rading ano g'"'e'''''s ~ y 500. as
street, "a
Grading and graveling Walnut st, 80. .''uo
Ditch on Marion, ca-S
~, "a" 1--,rell;ne Ecwn,aa's alley. STAT.
Spring Foundry hill. 80.
Paid f. c. Shutc, engineer. 80
Repairs of Public School house. ..'So
Pump. ,iiI
Du"s :. So. IN; C-,vevart S379
Marshal and Market Masters salaries, so."o
Assessing City, 1,,'1.
Cleaning Main street, So,
CITY printing, stationery. &c. ..'"as
Clerks salary and legal services 4o'S3
Refunded TO late Collector, X buzz -
Repairs Of Market house, io'''
Making aggregate Of cxnen.es Of sa.lao,aa
And the cipis per Treasurer re
port, Dec. 81, 1871, i,ie4'oo7
Leaving orders out siandins OF Sos',S-
We would further report. that per collector $
r.port there remains OF Delinquent, tax oil this and
former wears. $l9i,sl cts, of which probably not
more than third, say 1854, 80 viii! be available
from the fact that there exists III the TAX ooo" III
the opinion of your committee many errors
There i. also, as appears by the report of the
committee Of WAYS and Means of 1916, lndg-
ment. to the amount Of $4,000; i'll the hands OF
the Trustees of Public Buildings $24o,O'. and Ii
we add the whole amount Of delinquent tax
4l9454, We have in all the sum Of 542,6
There is in the hands of the Trustees Of Public
buildings, several claims notes. &C.. ,nclading
rent. due, probably 900. which added to the
above would bs S642,6l Your committee woulc
say. in conclusion, that they believe the various
officers Of tho city have faithfully discharge,
their duties during the past year. all of which j
respectfully submitted. II. 3. PAYNE. Ca'n.
Eichnoni Dec q. Isi7.
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BIruOsS COMPLAINTS.

in all ,heir multiplied forms. feeling OF 'mpa-
tence comes over him that 80 little has thus 'nr
been accomplished to prevent and cure these ts-
pecIaIly when he considers that no class ot dis'
eases WELD so readily to proper means. II Is not
Too much to say that il the difficulty alluded 70
were removed, and the
Yves; made n Healthy ne the East.
tens upon tens Of thousands Of human lives
would be annually saved; and every acre Of land
in the entire West be doubled ia value.