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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-19

Strange. That many who afflicted " it'll
COLCH that is gradually wearing the III down.
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Consumption that disease
which carries off thousands daily, doing moth
ing, or what is worse than nothing, gorgng the m
selves with nosfrunts that pulled to the SIX les
for cures they said to have effected some
foreign unknown persons. when they can
be positively cured BY using DR.. ROGERS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIVERW ORT AND
TAR, which still continues to effect the most
WOn3e fai Cayes ever recorded in the annals of
medicine. A fact which is proved by reference
10 the vast number of certificates from the first
and most respectable citizens. such as-Dr. VIM.
J. Richards, Judge VIM. Burke. the Wife Of the
Rev &. w. Maey, DR.. Hiram Cox. late Profess
sor in Eclectic Medical College of Cincinnati,
and others Of that city. Certificates not only Of
remark able cures of distressing Cough, but Con-
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians Of
the highest standing had given them up 10 die ,
Ii men OF such high standing will uouch for the
rre1t virtues of this medicine, cannot bu, in
fer that it is at least all that it is represented 10
be. Read the advc rtiseinent Of DR.. Rogers in
another column
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TNHAT l keep constantly ON hand for sale
Bnrk's well known Over Blast Self Feed
Ing Winan!lis,-and also, William Stanley's Of
North Carolina, Patent Windmill, called the
Double " power Self Feeding Tanning Mills.
made of the best materials and. fer despatch in
cleaning and separating the grain iron, the cheet
ana all seeds or rubbish, Cannot % surpassed in
the country. Warranted to c.ean from .5 30 30
bushels Of grain per hour. VII, proper attention.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, VIII find It &c their
interest 10 call anl examine any Mills orevieas 10
purci,,teji.E esr mere. Also, A few fsaoN zee
straa~ hnud for sale low Shop 4 short dis
t-nce eas. OF Stars I.vern-soa;ii s4le-
RICHARD BURKE.
Richmond I'm . 1919
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Every package in addition TO its continuing
tCLL w EIGHT. indepe nden, Of the wrapper,
bears the stamp Of neatness and elegance and
the Teas therein are 50 thoroughly secured from
light and ar. that their quality and power will
remain unimpaired in any climate.
VI PtCHELI 1gcnt,-NcW Store.
Richmond, December 18Th Is47 5I,f
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WORRIES! WoRMsn WoRmsm

hORSEl'S CELEBRATED vERMIFt'CE
A1--a remedy unsurpassed for exp-llinr .uoyws
warranted TO contain nothing Of n roiso rous
character, but is Simple its action and safe in
ts Application. The above lnedicin. for s,la
only by HAINES e. FAROrUAp
Richmond, March, IL, Is4a or
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RIC NOND
WOODEN FACTORY.

ne undersigned is prepared to rcceiv.
VOL TO manufacture into CIoru.
oAssiMERE, SATISEr, TWEED, FLANNEL. and
;,LASkETs,-e'iher ON shares or by the yard:
l. Il Il ID A Nd SPIN
BY THE POUND
~ lie has on hand supply of the above
named named articles. which he will exchange for
WOOL He will, also,
FuJS and Dress Cloth,
Tor all who will favor him with their custom
,o. LEVINUS KING.
=" "o- <'th. 1c4o. 2Jtf
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kentcuky
State Bank Of Ohio and Branches.
Clinton Bank of Columbus.
City Bank of Columbus.
Dayton Bank .-- --------- ------.-------
Bank of Geauga.
City Bank of Cleveland --------.
Canal Bank Of Cleveland
Franklin Bank Of GAINESVILLE
SanGasky City Bank.
w cstern Reserve Bank
Bank Of Virginia aud Branches.
Farmers Bank Of Virginia and Branches..-------
Exchange Bank off, do.---- fo.---
Bank OF the Valley Of do do..- do.
1TNotes Of 80 and upwards al par in the Cities
Of New York. Philadel ha, and Baltimore.
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JOS a.l-I W. GnILIG-AIaN9S
en- ZAP CASH STORE BAR
\ ! GAINS can nor be had at the Store of j. w
GlLBERT, who has recently received from the
East Il complete assortment of DRY GOODS.
Ills stock consists, IN part, of
Cloths, CasSimeres. Ttstings, SafRets, and Jeans,
Fancy Goods, DC.
J'ALSO a fall assortment, at all times,
of lIAKDNvARE,C GROCERIES,, and
OCF.!SSIVAHE.
There is NO MISTAKE but that the above
FOODS Will be sold at unusually low prices,
Tor Cash, or approved Country Produce.
l-5'C;:ll at the CHEAP CASH STORE in
the West Room Of the Richmond Hotel, and OBJ.
tain BARGAINS!
Richmond, April s, 1913. lltf
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MAEANMAA MNyEAA
Richmond, Indiana.

VIE SUBSCRIBER wishes to call the nt:e nfio
Il of the travelling public to the fact that he
has returned to his old Stand
fTHE rationale
that be has put the House, as we'll as the whole
establishment, in first rate ord for the acc ON.
mocat OF the travelling public with the deter
mination that he VIII not be outcome in the
west tor kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with call. No pains shall &c
spared for the comfort and enjoyment of hi.
guests.-ln short, he is determined to keen a
good and orderly house, and max every n.r-
son thai calls on him al home. His charge shall
DC as low as any house OF the lind in the west
no man shall &C away dissatisfied if in hi. pow
er TO prevent Feeling tina nhful for past fsvor.
he hopes to be sustained Ly his old friends and
customers Any favor Will be tina nkfuily re-
ceIved. and, in his humble way sh all be returned
DANIEL ID. SLOAN
richmond. feb >, lci' 43-'JJtf
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s ENME SN1vANH

>HE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
tic and his friends, that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business in Richmond on Pearl
street, near the Market House, where he will be
pleased to furnish cut stone of every description.
on the most accommodating terms. He has how
on hand land expects shortly TO receive an addi-
"ohai snppiy,l a complete assortment OF
AMERICAN AiRBLE l. OHIO GRAVE ST0yES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash. than thew
nave ever before been sold in this city.
Pain and Ornamental Lettering.
done IN good style and 10 order Call and ex
anime his assortInen Mt and prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond. Sept. u, lS47. 3s,f
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S-ns-gn.

Vii IN. -ue.. having '..l.,a cat Of w yue
1 tfog.iv Court, Letters :-stttr"ntarv . u THE
it>t viii ASH testament ii H-z-h ialr " l!tariS.
ltte q s5tG county erc'a, give Lollce 10 ali
prEaoTs lulc lied 10 sad estate L. make .nara.-
a;e payment, AMI those n Niug CIaj4s .gainst
SAID estate 10 pr, sent them ia the rroIsrr ORDER
Tor settle Gen, within one year. The Estate Is
soiren; a. far is known.
ELhECCA il.LIA liS Execut!ix
WILLIAM COX, ENccutor.
Aprii ), 1919. l.-r,
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CLOTHING STORE.
AUCTION ROOM,

Zone Door East Of the National
Hotel. Richmond, la.
Nv Fare receiving our Spring and Summer
Clothing, consisting of CLOTH Dress.
trock, and Sack Goats; Cashmere, kerseymere'
Sattnett, and Jeans do; Plain and Checked Lin.
Ell DO; cloth. cashmere, tweed sattnett leans
and every variety Of linen and summer Pants:
vests Of every description; Shirts, from 81
cents TO 50; Pocket and Neck H'dk'fs; Draw
ers; Socks, &c, &c, &c; which we will sell
VERY Low for Cash.
IA
[E-Cloths. Cassimeres. Sattinetts. Jeans,
Tweeds, Velvets. Sattins. Lusfres Ginchams
Calicoes, Muslins, and NOTIONS of every
varlety,--which will be sold every I-Saturday
and Saturday Night, at
N@ o33 Dn-WithOut Reserve,
G'Gentlemen, wishing to pu rchase at Auction.
can have an opportunity of examining our Stock
before doing
WOODWARD 4 co.
March <-1' Ic4o. 1871
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0INCINNAEE.

sOHn PACKAGES EaRrHENNA r.
.)OO imported directly from the Potteries,
consisting Of
Blue Raine iates, Twifflers. Mullins, Dishes,
Bakers, Pitchers, Tea Ware, Verona, Grecian
and PIain Teas;
Blue Mecici. u beautiful article of igh, blue
assorted. the same the Blue Rhine;
Tea Sets of The Pover pattern, beautiful article !;
Blue Raised Figure;
Dark Blue Salem;
Boque, Dining. Tea and Toilet Ware:
lowing Blue Scinde, manufactured ~ J. & e.
Alcock,
~ crates Common Teas;
% 60 Edged and c. {. Twiillers;
20 co 90 co Mullins:
90 DO 90 Dishes:
DO do GO Bakers;
DO DO do Naples:
10 90 c. c. and Co!ored Jug-;
Is DO do DO Bowls:
- do DO Chambers;
90 DO covered do;
do Painted Tea W are
The above Goods are of the best styles, and
will be r-pack-d at small advance. Taste IN
Bills duplicated; adding freight only
Glassware.
Just received $40 boxes Flint Glassware. con-
sis,ing Of
- ps7 ana flute Tunbers;
IL and 9 DO Go;
ID AMI 10 pt Bar CO.; Nos & plain:
gall, gall, gall. Ct, pit. aud hf pit, Jars;
Do DO do do DO do s-Itinou,hs;
Oval and Oetagon Dishes;
Sugars and covered do;
Largs futed and plain covered Bowls;
Salts, Pepper, Vinegar. Mustard Cruets;
Dccaniers, Pitchers, Lamp, Galleries., Candle
sticks, Lanterns, &c.
For sale by the box t; discount from manu-
lecturers prices.
Also, &C aion, half gallon and quart Bottles;
Pint an.i halt punt tasks,
-, /, =. !, g and ounce Walls;
- /, ,, j, & and press'd DO;
I-2 l. >. q and OF. Inks;
oils b. - %, 2i 80 and 10 10 the gall.
Fer sale by o. ALDRiCH, Agent,
No. Ia, .,,aiH street,
March y III. i-i5 CI&crNyATI, OHIO.
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Il \ = l; tsrii

L \ = 1; RI,
"A LARGE lot OF PRINTING PAPER of
~ ali kinds; also, CAP, LETTER DRAW.
ING. aud WRAPPING PAPER. Of evsrv l.s.
otlp'ion; Also bon BOARDS. For sale at the
''theap Western Cash Store.
The highest market price giren for Rae.
SCOTT & CO.
Oe'- Il Asa. Att
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE, IN

HIGHLY IMrORT.N T TO THE WEsT.-Jt has bee /
long thought that the citizens Of the West were
To better times IN regard to the bilious tisea
SEES with which portions Of our noble country are
visited. The true meliciae IS at length off. red
us BY the celebrated Graicuberg Company
IhcIr advertise ncnt is another column, 20
which the attention of every man, woman and
child should be Immediately given. For sale by
James Elder, the Post Odice Book .Store, Rich
Inont, Ia; by Lewis Davis, at the Nev Paris
Post Office, and at the .'Richincnd Book Store, -
by D. +. Holloway
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CALI Al THE.
= MNAANW GAANEMs q
p M IHERE you can get good supply 50

y, Juniper, Basa:n Fur, Yellow Pine, lqZ
Dropping Spruce, Sabina, Cyprus,
Mountain Holly, Tainerack and Chinese and
American Arborvta; together with SPLENDID
variety Of FIoweriug Shrubbery, such as
Rubilsa Iiyepiaa, CAliy Cant!.us, Cat1lpa,
Al,!Ici Frutrnx, Spirea, Syringa,
smoke Tree, ana !. SplendiI variety Of Green
house Plants unt2untied in the State.
A large lot Of lIec &C. Thorn SEEDS in good or
der; Seeds of the Magnolia Accountant, Juniper,
Thuya Occidrntal!as ana. Vi.rid-s, &c. Veget-
able and Flowe r. Garden S:tF;.,s, by the paper
or box. A splendid variety of harry Hoses; ~
different varieties Of GRAPES of the NEST APP
proved kinds; ApricotS. \ nionos and Nectari:'es;
Gooseb berries, EaSpLcrries. and straw bcrries,-
The latter OF which | have raised fruit Incasurii q
four inches in circumference. Also, eight of the
best selected varIctic of Cherry Trees; Plumb,
Peach, ana Apple Trees in abundance, sc. &c,
G.. MENDENHALL, Proprietor.
Richmond 2nd mo. 9Th, 1913 S:3m
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w. SEA i't'a. Ever hroueL, to ,l..s
81 market, j. noa III TIE store OF
gsGlsS Es2.k.D, " tbs Cay;
lie can exhibit s1;ac ne" i'f:Ei'Afs trsDNS.
iEsF >si.~r>. Sc, that may interest the
heCi.ai Faculty. or othc rsu ho may need the IN
IL would probably be well To call and them,
rs they are Offered at a tri.ing advance on the
Eastern prizes. and {---iom as they can be
bought in The West.
Elc',inonI, Nov. lG, tSiT. If
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embracing almost every article in domestic u.s..
Ills STOCK has been selected with a view of oh
tanning articles OF the best quality, and in such
way as 20 be enabled to sell them as low as any
establishment In the city, and as LOW as they
can be afforded in the West
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CosYpov, Ivp. Jan. %, 1918.

J; IS TO less a caty than pleasure TO state.
Tor the benefit OF the afflicted, that consider
Nistai's Baislm OF Wild Cherry. great hies-
sing TO The human race. Having tre,, il in a
OF severe affection Of the lungs, nnhesiiatingly
recoinme nj il TO thosc similarly afflicted, the
hes, remedy have ever tried and which
cured me when physicians saij must die, aud
when thought HlysSlf that iny time TO depart
as near 4; hand. WILLIAM COLDRON.
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JEREMIAH HApGkY. VIZ. KxxwokrHy
JESSE J. KESwoR7aY.
CHEAPER THAN EvER!!
VIZ. kKNwokrHy.

j. KADLEY, a CO..
One DIOR East Of q. Brighfrel!'s Store, Min st,
RicllnaOn Ia,
4 RE opening large assortment: Of
~ Saddlery Hardware, Coach and Carriag.
Trimmings, Steel Springs. 0c., embracing, per-
haps, every article demanded in the above de-
parrnent- Of Trade. and, having facilities for re-
c-iviug direct from Importers and Manufacturers,
will sell at exceedingly low prices. And having
also, in connections, good
Tanning Establishment,
will keep Constantly on hand general stock Of
I.9AEEr..Ey,
embracing Eastern, Ciucianati. and County,
Tanned SOLE, SkiRTiNG. SEATING. HAIR
NESS, Birdie and UPPER LEATHER: Calf
X Up. PAD, Morocco and Lining SKINS. &c. &c
1.-THE highest market price VII, at all times
be paid for any quantity CT HIDES, delivered al
Store "a above.
Richmond. 4,h mo. 10Th. le4S. Eff
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4 VIZ. subscriber begs leave to say to the ci,i-
Il zens of RICHNoSD. and vicinity, that he is
now n, opening htrd door West of Stratum &
hTiSh 5 corntI,1 direct from NEW ToRka
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ANNNx,s NNvsa ccNNs.

Snch as Ging,nms, Lawns, Bingham DO, Silk
bingham AMI MohaIr Lustre, Briges, plain, fig
ured aud embroidered. plain apd figured silks,
French Chintz. California plaid and ioplius, plain
and figured De LANES, and Thibrt Cloth, De
Lame and Thibct Shawls, with silk and wool
fringe, Print, Ginghan, Tartan. Fouiari. gro do
nap, shane. giassa, brocandc and brsche Pdrasols,
Florence, French Gimp. Neapolitan. and TRAN
gniar Braid Bonnets; kld. Pat. Goat, and Last
ing Slippers, Buskins aud Caters, all colors, and
any quantity of Misses aud Childrcn's ..frins.'
GesiIemen's Palm Leaf. Leghorn. Petle Braid.
Rough and Ready, Panama, and Silk Hats Of la
Test STYLE
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That has ever been offered in the w estern coun-
Try. Among which may be found, Ere nrh. Eng
tISlI. Crrnin and America Cloths: plain and
fancy CassIfncrcs. of every shade. quality and
price; SatiInctts, FIanncIs, Tickings. DrIlings
and Checks, Twecds of every style. Cottonades
ANA ableiwist Satin. Silk, Embroidered, Mar
Democratic banner., 1848-02-14

for aE;cabie negotiatioh had been REPEAT.
eddy sPurned with ARROGANT contempt b
tue MfxicaA GhteFhinent, the law Of Ma.
tioHs left butone course for ours to pursue;
sire Constitution: Of our country, but one
course for the Chief Executive. And WI
are proud to think, that he acted in ! man.
ner worthy Of: his station a. the presiding
Magistrate Of a great people, who arc OIL
ways readyto forgive, but bold to defend
their Injured rights And thought the dis
dppointeB tie factjGsts ana a.pitins may
now heap upon him The words ~ SANDER
and r~detraftioai, yet, truth IS somlnipotent and
WILL prevail 49,. q, y, =, ,%,.i. - -
p. Resulted, That u government has
mahifestedi from the time of the commence
ment of the present war, an earnest desire
ftosettls orr difficulties BY fair and peacea-
BILE negotiation, but the ~inyipcible obstina-
cy OF our enemy has repeatedly sphrned
she olive branch of peace so generously
BY theivictor. From this obstinacy
have sprung af'the;r calamities and mis-.
fortunes in this war, our loss Of blood and
expenditure Of treasure. We therefore
can never syInpathize with a foe so ipvete-
rate and suPs'ca:ous, until she shall learn
to respect the rights Of others, indemnify
us amply for tie wrongs of the past, end
secure us against robbery and insult for the
future.
g. .ReSOzUed, That We believe every,
State has supreme and unlimited control
over its own domestic institutions, the un-
controlled power to detefmfn. for itself
whether Slavery shall exist within its I'm
its or not, and the attempt by Congress to
legislate upon this matter i, clearly unwar-
ranted blythe federal Constitution, subver-
!sive of the great Democratic principle of.
Estate rights" and dangerou, in the aex-
trsme to the peace and harmony Of the
Union. Justice will teach ms that terrific
ry acquired by the united blood or treasure
Of all our people, should be left free for
such institutions under the sanction Of osr
Constitution, as will suit the views Of those
who may settle it and embatk their lives
and their fortunes therein. '"- >'I
Democratic banner., 1848-02-14
FRIENDSHIP,

: There is . flower 10 Kindred ihesrtsj , 81.
. That blossoms s~eetly there, 30. IL .
And brightly growsin all itsparts5.aeu,
Nor withers in despair. .p,d -.
1t blooms as well meath winter rays,
When earth's ger cast with snow,
As When the summer sunshine plays,
On earthly flowers that grow. y.
In every cline it blooms the same,
Nor varies in IFS hue,;. 40 FHh.' *"
And would you know this tiowepsham.:
IT'S FRIrNDsuIr fond, and trGe: -
Andto the garden ofyour heart, j.
A rich supply be given; = ,.;..;.
And may they from this earthly mart, .
= TransPlanted, belin heaven. p, ,,,,,
awe copy the following te!ses from al
old paper, because they are found in few
editions of Byron's Works, and because
Sir Walter Scott saidit was the sweetest
and most, exquisit of his fugative pieces"
There is a mystic thread of life
So dearly w1eatl.'d with MING alone,
That, destiny's relentless knife,.s Re-
At once must setter both OF none. 10
e.; ,FGjt no ..!,.H I...E
There is a form, on which these eyes Nj.
Have often gazsd with fond delight .
That formJby day, their joy supplies,
And dreams restore it through the night,
There is a lip, Which mine hath press'd.
, And none hath ever pfcsse'd before
. It vowed to make me sweetly blessed,
! And mine-mine onlS-press'dit more.
There is a bosom-all mine Twr.-: d.
Hath pillow'd oft this aching head
Amouth that smiles on me alone-t Il:
An eyey whose: tears ataith mine are shed
There Is a voice, whose tones inspire
Such thrills D rapture through my breast,
/ would not hear a Seraph choir,
Unless that voice could join the rest.
There are two souls whose equal flow
In gentle streams. 90 calmly run, IL,
That when they part-they, part! 81, no..
They cannot part-those souls are one,,
Democratic banner., 1848-02-14

Mr.. MURRAY- ~ >"
Dear Sir: The fPAo~ing Resolution,
were adopted At a meeting CT .hs Town
ship Committee Of Calumet, Convened on
the 29th ult., and according to a resolution
Of said meeting, ! herewith send you a copy
for publication. o.
- !, ?, HENDERSON, sse,y.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-14
II The editor of the Washington Unio,

II The editor of the Washington Union
say in Ills his pape i' Of the a5.h *"'"'' 4, ... :. =.
/" Washington is full Of rumors about peace;
But, we ccsmnJpot understand that any official
accounts have been received to justify
these ssngtiHe calculations. ~! u =" 81
The only thing which we ha~Veihsardyo OF
any authentic character, is a letter from. a
distinguished officer, whQ writes from yers
on the Sd instant, to. a member Of
Congress; reporting the arrival of the cou-
rier from the, capital w%ithirumors about ne
gotiation, and Tive .opiuion Of the command
E rim chief that We should have peace. at
We havs no confirmation d these reports taits
from official Sources, tifdonghi&s should not
be surprised if Nh. fFfist, without any m
|structiops or authority. was receiving pro-
pasals from theMexicap commissioners.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-14

- AccEpfs.-Mr. John p. Hale, United
States Senator from New Hampshire, &C
ceptshis nomination for the Presidency OF
the Liberty panty. = , g., 'n'1sby "lj 80
E,;I, ... ~..fY,r .;:-ycr sa,3 is.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-14
sCApIeITY OF THE WEsf 4

Fron'tho Ale gAAsiest Che Rocky noun
%tains, rom the frozen lakes Of thsMorth to
the tepid water of the Gulf Of MsEc9t-
Every sell, every climate; evcrsEvsfiety of
surfacssA0faA tlA9great4 pjfoddetpT q The
VOID, coffeeGsthe9 only ons which d6Ssas5fhRGat;
OF mayhoE.; growrhefs. iSsaksed Til" pe6pR
Of B'ftaia, Ireland, France, HoHanGtsgf2
many, Italy and Spain, and place the whole
in = the 'H valley isey02FN4 the A4ppaalaqbbiqs,E.nd
!. -! would 20 e0 q iiFnHessf i h sstk 4! fOfb BIN i.HnoIEf. Iii Ohio
alone, without sinking > YA hs~legbthaAeH-
ell of her valleys, could supply coal equal
to the he amount dug FROM ri tLe niips, 4pf Eng
land and Wales fsrO tK~satx77fEe hqsddssedl
years; and Ohio is butts piigpys in the, ray
Of bitumep, compared With yHHssssraP s4sa
syisania apd Virginia. , IIroHb 4 ahaenad4a fse@
Tennessee to Lake Erie, sndt, 7fo.ms thu
very mountains Of Missouri and Arkansas.
Salt swells up from secret storehouses in
every S9FtlYfesseFa State ikeafospsugh
to shoot the human race extinct whichris
raised fll00hh stie great metallic iddiikkaess Of hi,
nois and Wisconsin,. Copper. and Isilgse a,
beaek0hh alt trusting capitalists to ,, the shores,
Of Lake Superior. And. mark the water
course, the '' sthsthh Of kaIke.s,,, the immense
plain. gyrradedtor railroad, BY Natures own,
hand the reservoirs Of waite? S waiting for,
canals to use them. Already the farmer !! in
the ihteffiicolr" woods Of Ohio and Indiana.
may slip his produce at his his own door, 70
reach Boston,, New York Phladelghiis,"
or New Orleans, and ever nile
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