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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19

SMILE ANp BE HAppy.--Which will
YOU do-smile, and make The household
happy, or be grabbed, and make all those
young ones gloomy, and the elder ones
miserable The amount of happiness
you can produce is incelculable, If you
show a smiling face. kind heart. and
speak pleasant words. Wear pleasant
countenance let Joy beam in your eyes,
aud love glow on your forehead. There
is no loy ike that which springs from a
kird dc, OF pleasant deed; and you
feel ii at night when you rest, a, morn
ing when you rise, and through the day
when about your business, upon the farm
in the shop, the house. and everywhere
you go.
A sn,ile-who vi rsfuss smile,
The sortowing heart to ehrst
And turn TO love he heart Of guile
Aud check the falling tear
4 pleasant emile for every face
o, 'tis blessed thing
twill the lines Of crnse,
And spots Of beauty bring.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
Pure Precipitated Phosphate OF
lima

u EcpMNtNhlp by troei.of Stone and oher.. 10 h.
srp'int' Hli mS whom asen. fhs Atnf, lanl krlt
hecomis Il Hs'r rcf,I4 lhy-lcun-, wus base { ken
Ur~ tf iftN tfraf. o. 49,. tHu aud
in" "itfr.t Is. rrIoi' tiAt pisft .i
me nii rs inufrd by Hdur iho r. Whit other ID.
OF hu must hsn'hca g. thrf' ure advisable
Fisf payriciin wurte suN dauHs exists. rof
sale luSEPN BINNITr a.. 80 Ttaun.f Ross.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19

Keep TO the light" a. The law Directs
For such is the law II the road
Keep to the right whoever expects
s-cutel, To carry life. load.
Keep to tn right with God and the world,
Aor wander though folly alluies
Keep IN the tigh, never he hufred
Feom what by toe statue" i. yours.
Keep to the right within and without
With stranger aud kndteo and friend
Keep 10 the right, ami hafbor donbt
That Al vii be rshl /" the end
Keep to the right whatever you do,
Nor claim but your own on the wayi
Keep1o the right and stick 10 the true,
Esom morn till the e.oss OF the day
Boston Peat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19

What did you hang ha, ca, for, Isaac 2
asked The school-marm. The hoy lunked
up, aud wilh grave lock, answered, .
m,wIny, narm! He had fifty marks ln-
medialely put down against his name.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
NOkIIlEItN nAlLltG AID
eNY-ISnImpslaire.

rus ROAD connects al Whie River Junction, thr
FHs-umpslc Rui'road The Central pgdth~bugh aud the
Chnmpuin and - Lawrence, TO huhi'tHlD Kailr, nd
win thr Noncud, Manchester, Nashu lowell Boston,
bawfence. Salem, Wnfeestef. and Nufwch Roads h.
the route Om part Of Canada, Northern Vermont
and NeN Hsnl 10 Boston
on md acf June e52 Passenger trains o. follows:
Leave Boston Of I-2 A ~, and u N. Cenira and
I1sspfnpsc nnds. Leave " esi Lebanon a. 7.O5 A A.
anl s. 2. Va tffiya Of Car- from upper Road.
passrs through the C,pals vi New Hampshire
nd e'mon' and the fare and aieh T. in" us by my
the Pare aud Freight s - low any 'fih,r
fsrengets by IN hfrt Noithrfu sud-
van R0ids. h.te foneurd Windsor, lie
mont, g,siown boll W. Fall. &c, ihut detention.
Passensef- from 'enti and Pasum- Roads concord
nd NnshuH, eau get 10 Gofon Junction, Wur,sr fuyi
dtucr Norwich, New Ynft tow b, be- Runt-..
special Cauis 1rGtH wilsa th nugn uv"r ihts
rN'fy Iucsd y here cattle upu. rnud accom-
mudatiousa -hnil distance from fuftef's, the i..wt
Road BY this route dfoveis have the adsun-
tHge of the camhtdge and Brguu Markets, bat also the
market al Manchester, Nashua, lowell Lawrence and
Salem.
Freight Trains daily tins ouie h,twist Bo-ton
salem, Lawrence, Worcfstr, Nashua, Nauchrster md ~
Jobnbar BE- lngiun, bouse' POINT Montf, al ind pgden
hUeh-an Mechuudizu 10 carried cheup xpcdi-
iousiy a. 10y any other route
ONsLOW sTEARNs, Agent
Joucnrd n lime lk.0 -,
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH!
tAOLLO AY'6 PILLS.


AN tx RAoRn..tHt RE of .nE Gravel,
AND Mos nANrERou LYfhtu PLAL.T
Cps efa Lstsr af.re- ID o. n. Htdsn, i-q ,saAev
Asr 80 W,'es aaisa 70. 25tr, ie5l
Hn--A 30 ihanfs & stk 500 lHt i.At. ng~, was
etho i,vr', 'o-s beg IA the ,rs,i II nedira' utten
dtuts, alter tyng W heisAil, ctnddy told 0in 'ha his
ever di, woud elniu.tf me- icnre, o TREND recon-
ga ro 'hr hf.' doe Vv nan co"-de a'e fer be- There
fore pefscvred ~ l.ug The srcoing directions
pleasure "a couh'n thus -ta'enrnt' az even uak ali
dav'l 10 The 'ame dre', should ~ be qaind,
lsigned) WA. JOINS, Proprietor Of The
Guuilutn Ter II, Nes south NHlrs.
cur OF A PAIN a TiGHrNESs II TIE HE-T
AND STOMACH or iER-oN "a YEA OF AGE
From neSsrs. Thew a son,
PUpneiOrs 81 the LFnn Adseri-er who vouch for the
iuii9~,as 't''emrai', August 81, 1851.
sir.--l hear testimony 10 tho gnod effect. Of
Hoo~ey'' Pds For several years suffered severely
from pam and ugbn'ss The stomach, which also
IRON walking a'eu' ani "A ,nais OF a-e, and uotnh-
standing my advanced s'ale Of life i.se pills have re-
aeq'nlneH WIN th'r "fines h now rendered, bg N IT
me'ns comparatively aelve and without
Inconvenience at pam, which could 90 hciure
tsisned) HENRY coz, NORTH strcst, Lynn, Norfolk
" omderful Efficacy az HOlIoways pm. tu
cases of Dropsy.
Perons suffering dfonsy. riler ahout The turn NJ
iie other tnes shout in nodatey have tsronT. 10
Ihese P., a. huadfe- OF persons snuuf cut.d hy
her e,s' ct th dirTul complaint 'n ns different stages,
fass.s ceiohsatcd PiiI. are ,vouderf.lIx, an
cnctOus IN the following com .,Iaiutst
Eue ~ Joy di'hmatun rur IhTo4t
as'hhA uJ-'ntrfy Jhuhd'ce SIonc O. Gravel
n,i,"us ''his ,5'pelas LlF tom Second ~ Symp
"i.,n'' y" ''' 1'"'" ~ pants TIC DiulouTeux
hgwel Comh Fa,ers ofail Piles Ucef.
"" Al""s IN uhtiism heusfeai affects
'iP'l"H us nr'rn'iun OF Worms ali kinds
-, ~ N~' ~ =, ut YIN" Nrskues., trum
i,."itf - N"' '.'"'u'H, Or whairNri cause,
a.. ~ . 80 isN-ti hhiz's k.tli
W. u oulwa. a. ~ aterbury. Hurtcs H.id,,, Man.
s'N, :, IA. COhL. n, Mcuipeier; a. q, Burrtsno
~ fei"wn. tyfus shtnu-i, Walisutlt ti,o~ 80, -.
Nor hnrhi Naih % A'nh'lt Warren MsrA F,eucb, Bar
re. Nndfrw boiy, Pianuoid Chaties .ibl-y No Mo-,
p' ioi A =. dck-, east tslai- Puiuaii a lVo,sts,
'Hfshhedi T. smith, NoIthheli, aud b, gems IN N,
mot rFrfs tosH vt tgr 81 Ncw tugland and b., No.
eI' % mviiciaes generally 60 o hoI s,utes.
~ w.
BEDDING Co., Boston Mass, Agents for New England.
sol at ihe cs'ahls "rai "i as-or .ioI owa. 244e
= rHh"' lu"a Iru.r nT,l L. doe un o., ii f..peet M
u-sss aud sier- in fdtc thrau hnut te tttt.o
"a ifr lna those of fh lnioH. go fuis tnd ,.. f.7
cents q cruis and 81 o. IS be- esa bv ih. tlrrin,t ,
h"us"s is the Union ahd 100 Hfsss BA "A sANn-'
New hor ~ b, :. X tot IA- Aont, L., 4,
hefr cun-td iahle ug co. aktns ib s,., ,,.s
~ y hiefl'ons af She guidance "a Patl-nis ,o ,r,x
. N'''f arr fuiAf 2" cHtN 'aA Il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
IS52---Vl. central Railroad.---lS52
BURLI GTON, 81. ALBANS,
Montreal, Quebec, OgdUnsbUtgh
and lie Wess.

ON aud af June s52, Passenger Tmo. viii r1o a. TO-
iuWss
Leave Rouse Point a. \. Al. st An ~. 4os 59A N
husinsio. st 9l3 y NJ t'r.ut. ~ 10 90 NJ VI, %
81 her "' 1850 y No'tth ii ~ % a. " ffW nds"f.
Neliows tll Nashua Luv e, oieesef tsun Hartford
pringhe d. aud New York dt trg Nlne .vri Jul lou
% Bellows and g"'ng directly through the Gay
afiving ~ Boston a. 90 e. H., Nav IofA ~ &
N.
Lesvs Rouse'. Point 90 go ,i 81 A.. ns 1872 VI
Hufneton ~ 7a5 =. % w t.iiuN ni 9 Os NJ " NM.
her It J. y. for the above non, % &c lodeins al
Nonhheit and arriving the following day B,ston 25
2 VI. aud New Nofk al ago r. o..
H. ave Wind-ur u l241 T. " diHns az "a hu Rive,
Janot 80 Nanhd"ld 3J2 e. NJ. Monfp.'i.s s 81 f. q,
NHt'fhufy Z u5 u Burlington a. 20 NJ, AZ
b'ns az 3fl N for Rousu' tini, Nontr %. rnssur. h.
and ihe West, auhna M,ntfasl ,Nenin- ani g
aen-hurgh thu hloNin.
OR
Leave NiHdsm CTS T.. VI. tdl- Narhf .id q T. W
thefe n 50 V Mon ,elirf 81 VI Mni,r.uu a
% A. Me- Burlington pi So - Aihans ut hs A. NJ
aud arriving at Rooses oni, Orlensburs tie
uferuuu
W This is thu only DIRECT Nashua LoWeI and
Lnwt' nee ,-he CIs ct tho Vermont Kfiirnd pass
ing through thus places y das ,-the Vermont Centre
lars also the 30 r n a MAINE KAiLRO Al
to neson, AMI rkes sold via thai route, also
The Low ol and ichhufgh
" Ftoig rfains dai y each way.
ONSLOW SlEARNe superintendent.
June l. 1852 7q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
STATIONERY.

oar, Letter, Nor aud Sermon papers, 81 the best qu'l-
~ ties, cheap, 10 salt purchaser Envelopes sel' seat
ing PC and embussced. of vsriuu- - J., Draw
ing sud uihs, fencs slysA e usstands, reus and
Peuhoiets Ina (wriIng md udehhle) aers, rand and
Rard boxes, Sealing wnH, Ruhhef hnnd Folders, Per'nfa
ted and Vrtissaiad Card Rad, Tissue paper, Bstp bua
Albums Backgammon toaidsi 6c. Nc lu.i received BY
bfi,, la52. e. z ALTON sON
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BEN NGE~ * III III -.

- Nhs q "a NSb'iA nave jnsi ise,issd nom NV
49, io's god variety OF plain hs'd "a and u,I
ssi.s,s soa fi-sses Of ssosk -Aofe. 81, an,
~ 'Nss"'I' guas ~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
pKlN1EDLAW WIS

- 'shhs u NGl"i . have iatsi, ie,,isr ifom New
foik "i~ln aud hg'a fiuk Lawns. Also tiua h,osn
e-ti hiur, h'n coils ard nirk-- "a t.. arc ,he.n
- es'''s- - June.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
NEW DRESS GOGDS.

S'1hh9 LAN"bph have iusi IstuSnsd from Ndw
f"iki ~ith lots oi New Pattern DRESS GOODS.
I.es = ~ oe-' less thsn mon ago ana much supeT
oisprs- s1okhs a LANGDON
Sens y. So
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
NllI'll,E

j lave ms day gwen ny 100, PHiLANDER A. PRES.
= 80, ~. u"s, asy ah.h neither claim his esrsinxs
~ 10 fss>snsieie fof his dobis aissf thu .aie.
s.sslssss, Aps. ,. isa so.5.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
,ERyOAT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

4.
NoiIh :. hefee, gstn INST he AnHss Meeting Of he
r''et hsdeis for The chslre a UIociofs ~ilI n. hl
:, sSsHs, VsfIent "a the 5lh Of october next a. %
BY order the Difsctois.
,u.-,s,ssa L. y. WALTON, JR, Cis,k
w -, 80. c-sll~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19

lh uuufiANp q ELAhNhlu I fAs int WV
Gu 81 LAYER Compra OF, Jaunnec, pypepr', ,homc d"
NeNous n.h'iny ots'Fe"n ".e Of w" mot rpu,"
th"u'and- Had FL cd al oor emo~ s"y, nr ha, mm'e
. ir,tual tneut tufe 60 i.v Comttu
hom h. Of hi- fneiy. We nfe convince" ih4i m me
pc these bt 60 zoe ptlrn e'"''a"iy Jus ,lv"s"
aud vsu wuffit OF great uuu- der tian ihrt are
pie the % suc and can uo ud Wy persons
with ihc nnsi DEDICATE sten"eh- "N" t"'-fi u"n aug
Circumstances W. aio speaking num eArciua', AMI 10
the .filcied advise thel' USE
cou'- Woesl,, - vi 10, ses' Lierfrs per pun
hshed said, aug. 40
d. JarAon, "te no." fecomp'' n'"u " t'n'e 81 '.v &
prominent members Of he tt'uliy az 30 aftn mheh
eftcaey in The ease Of lemaie "eaAnrs- As such " h'
ca. would "a mother out 90 3D. to- tit, AGA
thus themselves much cSness t,rson- o. uebntu
ted teuous viii I'd .ho,e Bntrr- sd'autas'ous o.
theu health. We kuu~ from espcn-uee ,he sAlui5 ed
fl tth.s bav, u. GOA Ueek .y-tria-
be Hon g.. ID HiNELIsE, Maym i tue city al Camden
nootIAsp'. GrM.s nrrrr s. We ave 80, o marJ a DE-
enHg Nsiees st nus nndci"t, nd lie soure i'n ""i'h
ss induced Tie t. make inquiry ir.pectng is mrfns'
Foo mqatf, We ~"ie persuaded I" U.s. 49, ""a nus sa
-i'echc upon sts ot tnn iiset
aud igo-iye the pos fui mhucnee 81 oRens
upon nervous p,ustinun rrrH1 surprising IL sea me ""
FurHa'h- th rvvs rfit 4iug them i" STATE ct itioo'
makiua sleep ifcshmg.
h.d eIe would he les skue.-, lrun' he s"uioi vrr
aud system he ae mao0iy cd real a d imaginary
Jou can bid q, hnre ePiio mic grnrry thus rAtf".-
nary aicine we would advise euds WHO are at all
u-sd, ave ia. lit vii recommend u-tls "a
should "a TACT, ine,cfs mnil. No othef medicine can
pro uco .uon evidences oil meit"
EvIdtnc ulun been received likc ile fc-
goms) hom 80 sccou- of the Onion the past thcc yea's,
aud me stronger testimony u W ivot, that There o.
OF used 800 The ptaccr OF lhe regular ph sc NJ OF
fbidr,ptai ihan a uInrf nntituns com nedi 81 tat
easily be- s,ab-hod aud iul5 proving u, scientific
preparation wtimeet win theIt quiet approval When pre-
senfed even in tLi- iuiin.
Thu ,h,- ncaie,ue will cure Liver Complaint ani uy.-
psps., doubt nirr using diitct.d Dc acfs
rFc Obs on The stomach Hti ust. o. preferable TO
cniHu,l 900 H hiou DIS, uscs-ihv acci Is lumeoaie -
lhf, h- adm end lenae ilian with safety
u X tliL IUTiEaA X or rnUGENtlNE
h. AZ I ! N 81
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FACTORY HELP
WANTED

AT the NELSON AILL-, Alachendan, Mas. on. Of
me mus, he~hhy sad pleasant trio Villages 10 ID,
eonayy Nsassrs spnnsfs ard iauf of i've amiie. y N
md esnsisni employ end liberal wages
winebsnAan, JGiy 2eth issQ "a .sx
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FINE PRINTING.
BERAGE DELANES.

/ = 1OhRs 8 LANGDON have jusI Ioceived rum New
- York.
30ps of,Berase De Lanes, Of beautiful qtyies, whicb
they selling uf the quay that sold four weeks
NJ p 10 800, now al IL to ~
June 81. 80
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Removed.
UNDERllIiI,S ICOl :
GENTLENlEN
). \. COLLINS,

YOU WI 900 lAii Fa.hI0a.sIe cD.e. lal ~. Vi
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CARDS,

EN AMELl 10, emhosssd. mourning, Illuminated otns
mental ana PLAN trfds esery vanBiy aud lac avn.
suitable sis'tiaf ball, invitation sad bushes. Isd.
viii envelopes match. Asss ius,
ssa tuT ,ais chssp, plaiu OF PfIu. Cd, ~
lab, le2 Z. ?. WALTON L SON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-26
Characteristic.

The Washington correspondent Of the
N. York Times relates the following inter-
esting facts in Kossuths history:-
sWhen Hungary fell, and all was lost
when her chosen chief became fugitive
from the wrath Of the eppressor, Just on the
border of his fatherland he was met by M.
Dushek, the treasurer of his country funds,
having in his possession two and half mil
lion Of dollars in gold and silver, which he
at once offered to place at the disposal Of
his unfortunate governor, then on his weary
way an exile, to seek the hospitality Of the
Turks.-Behind him he had left his home
his all. His broad lands he knew would
be cou6scated by those who sought his
blood. His fortunes were his country's and
fell with them. Here were offered him the
means of Highland of personal comfort and
ease. If be should refuse to accept them,
Austria would secure the additional booty.
Might be not snatch from the grasp of bis
oppressor an equivalent at least, for the
property he had been compelled to flee?
How great thestsmptation Howlfew could
have resisted! But mark the answer of the
prosecuted patriot-'That treasure is none
Of mine it belongs to the treasury of Hunga
ry. Whatever may be its fate; have nc
power 70 touch its smallest piece; cannot,
aoil not Kossuth proceeded to his exile
and poverty. Dushek returned to the ar.
my Of Austria, and with the gold his gov.
ernor had spurned, purchased from bis ty.
rant the safety of his neck"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-26

Zz5.a
when remember Thai the nau.s OF your
hu1nhle Vat thankful gusst is by the rage
u a.s Austrian tyran, nailed 10 ,be gallows.
-Four generosity is Ioad pra4essalien, { f
Republican principles against aeseotisn.
frunly tsuss 70 theso principles, and rely
h's upon H,is very faet OF your generosity,
! may be permitted to say that respecta.
bic organ Of the free press was mis;tkeu
when il ANNOUNCED that considered my
coming here failure. COULD. n,ly ,rus,
'ho, lhs nations Of Europe have future.
tu, am aware iha, that future is contra,
dictst by bayoness, tho. may support, oul
can lfofd 10 chair TO sit Hpon. .rus. to
the fnure If my par1re land oecause
knew i, is worshy se have Il, and thai i. is
pscessary 70 rha desiinies Of humanity.
t,ust to tie principles Of Republicanism
r'-d whatever be my peraonal fate, so much
know, that my country VIII conserve t.
,ou and your glorious land u everlasting
gratitude.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-26
Demo cratic State Ticket.
FoR SUPREME JUDGE,
WILLIAM 3. CALDWELL.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
koSSuth

Did not arrive in Pittsburgh till Thursday
night last at eight o'clock. The train con-
tanning himself and suite left Hollida ysburg
on Monday morning, but was compelled to
return on account Of the road being block
AIDED with snow. The Committee from Pitts
burgh in consequence proceeded BY sleighs
to Blairsville where they found their distin.
guished guest quite i'll But in view Of the
preparations that Lad been made for him,
he set out on Wednesday morning for Pitts
burgh, where he arrived as above stated
In consequence of indisponition and fa-
tigue, he lemained d in his rooms undisturbed
on Friday.
On Saturday he was to receive the ad-
dress of Col. Black, and reply thereto, and
to receive delegations and associations Of
the Friends of Hungary.
To-day, at 8 o'clock the grand Festival
takes place at Masonic Hal.
The arrangements for his reception in the
"Smoky City," are on the most extensive
scale; and the same warm and cordial wei.
come will be extended to him there, as be
has received at the hands of the People al
every step Of his progress since bis arriya
on our shores, and such as will greet him
everywhere that he may go in this country
"a greeting giving an earnest Of thu
warm sympathy which the people every
where feel in the cause Of Hungary. Il
will evince to him that the hearts of the peo
pie are with him, whatever may be the &C
ton Of Congress.
A telegraphic despatch to the Plaindeale
says that be will remain in Pittsburgh ,
week. He will then leave for Cleveland.
Mr.. Prentiss, the President Of the C. 8
P. Railroad, has extended to Kossuth ant
suit the freedom of the Road in going t,
Cleveland.
He will pass through on Wednesday o.
Thursday next.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-26

sP' Since the passage Of the Free Bank
ing law of last winter, twelve new Banks
have gone into opera,ios under it, and bave
begun 10 ssnd abroad their paper promises.
These institutions are brought into existence
for the prefessed object Of relieving the
wants, and promoting the interests Of tue
People. We doub, whether tire lahorers Of
the State have experienced any Of those ben.
efts which have been promised them by the
establishment of BAnka They have had
all the benefits which the horde of State
Bank Brsuckes, and Independent Banka
could afford, and what has 1t avsiled
them7 Has money been any more plenty,
or the wages Of labor, and the prices Of its
pr roducts any higher in consequence Mob
title. And yet these Banks have been
reaping rich harvests- dividing Their 10,
is, go, and 80 per cent. profit. And why1
Is it because they have earned ii BY their
toll? Is il Of their produciion? No. Thea
W hence have they derived III. lis the re-
suit Of labor-of SOMEBODY'S labor. All
ealth is the result Of labor. Butthe banks
toll not, and therefore produce not, and yet
the y possess more Of the production Of in
dustry than those who themselves perfsrm
the labor. And all this by the special PRIV
ileges which partial and unjust legislation
has conferred upon capital 10 plunder Ia
Dor. These institutions produce no wealth ;
they are but the absorbenss Of tLas produc-
cd by the wo'kers-leecbes upon labor, chat
are eating out its very vitals
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-26
The Law Triumphant!

Ii is gratifying to know, says the States.
man, that we have arrived "a a period
when Legislative enacrnenis are cunsid.
cred of some force During The reign oil
Banks, legal euaclmenls we're ireaied a.
the idle wind, if they happened to come Ls
tween them and their mobility" That
lime is past, and law is triumphant. The
following Circular is just issued 6y Mr..
MoReAN, the Auditor OF Smls:
AUDITOR OF STAT E's OFFICE, OAio,
ColutBbus, Jan uary l3. 1852
To tho Treasurer Of - County:
Slh:-I feel it my duty 10 invite your
Immediate utlenl ion 10 The uct passed 2lst
March, 1851 ,enli tied an ''acl TO tax Banks,
and Bank and other stocks the same us
other property isnuw taxed ty the la~sUf
Ibis State"
The provisions Of this act are no, only
clear and uumis.akable, but the duty Of
promptly enforcing then, is Imperative
When laws are placed on The statute book.
i. is not within the power or province OF
mere executive officers, other Of the State
or County, TO nuliify or suspend their ops
ration. If at any future time, The enact.
men,s Of the General Assembly shall be
pronounced unconstitutional by the judicial
authorities of The State, those who may
have suffered by their enforcement, will
find competen, remedy in the courts.
In conformity with these vio~s, which
are believed 10 be correct, il is deemed
proper 10 notify you that this Department
will expect the law taxing Banks, &C., IL
be carried into effect ,cith the same rigor
as the one auhich tases indiriduals,-
When either of these laws shall have been
pronounced unconstitutional, j, will then
be both appropriate and necessary 10 sus-
pend its operaiion-6ut not before.
Ii is expected, therefore; that {if not al
ready done, you will Immediately procee d
to collect the taxes levied under the. act Of
2lsl March, 1851, with the same Ntict-
ness as the laws prescribe in respect to in
dividual citizens. 1t is hoped that no in.
stitution taxed under the provisions oi said
act, will desire 10 resist it's execution, until
it shall first have established the uncoRsti-
,utionaliiy of The law before the Judicial
tribunals of the State. In the event, how>
ever, lhnt this reasonable expectation shall
in any case, fail 10 be realised, you will be
expected 10 resort 10 such means, for. the
collec lion of delinquent bank laxes as the
laws provide against individuals under sim.
liar circumstances. See Sapan's Revised
Statutes, page 966, Section l9
In cases where uny Banking Institution
holds a receipt from this Department for
portion Of its taxes, you will receive it as
money, and on making your annual settle
ment at Columbus, transfer it 10 the State
Treasurer. Respectfully,
-, Auditor Of State.