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The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
Natures Own Remedy for Man sickness.

That creates, reproduces new and pure blo"d-that
acts on the Liver, Heart Brain ntestines Limbs and
Chest, that revolutionizes the whole system-gves
strength to the most Debtated and Weak-that con-
tains mineral other poison. Such is in truth Dr.
Jacob Webber's justly famous invgorating cordial San
gutter.
The extraordinary and strange effected by this
heautfrl herbal concOcOn has astonshed ALL 1t
TO sut every constitution The old the feeble the Ian
guild feel life and blood is given them The roue
the dssipated debarchee, the weak from long disease
from taking too much medicine, calome and other min
eral poisons the young whose ma.hood is wasted
the bliss Of robust ard vigorous manhod his appe-
e is good his sleep qnet and refreshng his mind and
mt m0ry clear and certain. ~
For all cases is Dr. Jacob Webbcr's Invgoratng Cor
dial anguie most especially adapted inasmuch as the
ab,ve symptoms did DIR Webber minuely study IN
adapting his Cordial to their 1t envens the torpid
liver elects all bilious matter from the system,
udaton, free perspraton ESQ necessary health it
pures and enriches the blood, gives strength the
limbs and body and is positively infalbe in all
diseases, trembling or wax efulness
There never was remedy gave such delight 10 the
sufferer this The Agent can, from bis'own knowl-
edge of effected by it, conseientously recommend
it in of the following diseases weak
bling low spirits decay of the natural functions pains in
the head, limbs body nenralgic rheumatic and it
those health and strength whose consti
tutions almost broken.
The price is reduced so that rich poor
it, 1t is put up in large quart BOTTLES price S3 two
for S. and sold at every respectable Drug Store in Cali
fornia Proprietor and Agent, L. Jones box 1903
Francisco, to whom all orders can be sent by mail
dec4tf December 4. 1857.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
Respectfully, &c
L. D. O.. F.

The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No
10 will be held every Tuesday evening at the new Hall
on Pine street, (Kdd's building)
T. L. BALDWIN, NJ @. .
J. B. VANHAGAN, Sec'y novel If
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
Nevada High School.

MIR. w. T. LOCKWOOD,
WTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Nevada
WI that he will open the Nevada High School on the
10th of Now and he hopes to receive liberal patronage
which he will endeavor 10 deserve He will teach the
common English branches, Higher Mathematics, Pook
keeping and Natural Sciences Glasses in Elocntion
Mondays and Wednesday Evenings s
Tn, building is in pleasant aud retired part Of
city near the residence of Rev. Mr.. Warren
Tuition of ommon English branches per month O.
Higher branches o. " S5 to l.
Nevada Nov. 81 1857
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
Bleeding at the Lungs Cured.

SETH w FowLE, Esq.,-Dear Sir: Having been
tackled with Hemorrhage of the Lungs which left me
with troublesome cough and the usual debility
quent upon such attach and having cured by
the of Wls,ar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry feel it
pleasure and duty testify to its merits My general
faith in paeut medicines is small but for those who
sufernS under pulmonary attacks, persuaded that
the Balsam is excellent preparation.
Yours, very truly,
JoNA. r. CHILDs, Editor Chckopee Telegraph.
Chicopee, Mass, Feb 90 1854.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the wrap
Sold by AGENTS nynrvvrhnrn
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
HOSE MANUFACTORY /
8: HOWARD.

9 HOWARD, who is sail Nal by profession
y. 'akes this method to inform the miner of Nevada
city ana the surrounding towns that he is pre-
pared manufacture Duck Hose cheaper and bcttrt
than can he obtained at anyotber nscp in the r;,x
Miners will do well to cali and seq the d fer MT .ncci
mems OF iiship which be has band his
pace oi business No. 65 Broad street opposite the FL
f has the credit OF being the best Hose in
county and in getting up the beet patterns as well no
the most durable His Eivetcd Hose will lear strict
exainaoh for style and strength-none can suI pass
the work ~
Horse Covers, Wagon Covers. T. IFS lwniBgs, liam
mocAs. ind Sails fir Summer Houses. Jri nj Cover,
and arpets seued v it'll neat ess ard dispatch.
HI hopes industry. prrseycrcrcc srd u strict at
tention to Business, TO obtaib beI a. share Of pull lie
patrpn- ee.
All orders strictly attended TO- and se,ted w!thcn;
delay Small favols IL ankfuy received larger ones in
proportion If Nevada, Nov 81, 1851
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
Lien Notice.

4 LII persons having Liens upon the property of E w
IA NTH. hereby notified to be aad appear before
JOHN ANDERSON, at his Office in Nevada on Saruiay
the 26h day of December 1857 then aud there ex
hiblt proof of the same. HALL & ROGERS
Nevada Deo 3, 1851. dec itf
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
Furniture, Bedding, &c.


q J.T. PIDWELL informs his old
- customers and the public generally
that he has just returned from the East and has
ed business at
40 Washington Street, San Francisco.
From the arrangements he WAS enabled to make with
SONG Of the principal Houses in New York and Boston
he viii be Kept in constant supply with the best Goods
or this market and with what he intends manufc-
ture will be ensbled IN an orders he may be favored
with,
Hewoud take this opportunity to inform those of the
Trade that may wish order direct from the East that
he is prepared otransmt their orders and afford them
facilities to procure any goods they may desire.
Samples of Furniture, Looking Glasses and Bedding
with vTretyof Upholstery Goods such Plush II air
Cloth Webbing and Lent's Patent Spiral Springs for
Mattresses, Sofas and Chairs, and assortment of
CABIN EFT HARDWARE.
he will also he nrecepi ofinvoices of Goods which he
will dispose of at small advance.
Het erefore feels confident be able to give salts
faction to all those who be desirous of purchasing
either At Who'll sale or retail
Rememhsr-li0 w shington street
Franrisra ,Jnue
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
Quicksilver and Nitric Acid.

Can be had in any quantities the Drug Store of E
F. SPENCE, No. 81 Commercial street, where choic,
selections of Drugs and Medicines kept and sold
ryve low prices-prices suitable to the times
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
North Western Home Journal Office,
CHICAGO Ill Nov 1875

Y
Messrs Seth w Fcwle & Co., Boston :-Gentlemen -
Your OxGENATED BITTERS should be better known
in the Western country for have amongus thousands
who are suffering from Dyspepsia feel that am in
debtcd to your Btters for recovery from this awful
disease My habits this time sedentary and nv
compisint wss aggravated by too close confinement
relief and considered myelf hopeless dys-
pepc Iconciuded to try the oxgenated Bitters and
wise CONCLUSION it proved totes Ihave taken all four
bottles, and am cured Although rather small man.
INV present weight is l6o pounds Your Bitters need
only to be known to havea very extensive N this
section of tho county.
Respectfully, &c. .:~. ........
J. B. MERwIN, Rditor Jourtial
Sold by HENRY JOHNSON & co Wholesale Druc,
gst i46 Washing street. San Francisco Sole Agents
for the Pacific coast
Agent in Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
J. NJ. HAMILTON & co.

General Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel
Window Glass Oils. Camphene Powder Fase Cor
dage, Tackle, Blocks, &c at their old stand
No. 27 NJ AIN STR e EFT, Nevada.
Nevada, Aug. 15-N
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
CHARLES w. MULFORD,
B "A NIX ~8-

Al his Cd Stand, Main street, Nevada.
Gold Dust Bought at the highest market RACES
Sight Checks on Sacramento and san Francisco AT
PAR
Dust Frrwardcd to the L. s. Brancd Mint for Assay or
Coinage. and advances made on the same ifrearired
Nevada, Dee. 4th 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
HOmely People. Read!

who wants shaving SOAP beautiful shaving soap,
mat athers like cream. and heals tender skin
And all soreness, eruption, sunburn make slope
FROM the face or the hands, the brow the chin
OUCH Is that fine emolient skin purifier JONES :
" II ALLAN SOAP For curing Eruptions PimpIes
freckes unburn, Tan and dscoored skin the beautiful
effects OF Joness Italian Chemical Soap delights all who
use it, Ii makes the most coarse red and yellow skin
white and clear as young childs 1t is emoent and
softenng for infants ard is the best Shawn ySoap
Price reduced to 37t cents.
A Fine Hair Pfeserrer, Beautifer,
Cleanser and T6ntc.
lNOR thirteen .Jones's Coral Hair Restorative
l. has been used. 1t is, without more worss now
more popular than really does frce the hair 10
grow, stops its falling the dandru permanent
y and dresses the most coarse dry harsh gray or light
hair soft, fine dark and silky and keeps it so long
time Price reduced to p and 80 cents.
Who aoants White Pearly Teeth ?
T AFONT'S Jamaica Soap Teeth Root is superb den.
IL trce ahers in the mouth like soap is delicious to
the taste whens the teeth polishes (without inuring
the enamel purifies the breath and by its atherinr
property cleanses the mouth tongue and thro At 1t is
warranted uunuriouS Price rediced to 80 ceuts
These delicious compounds are sold at the above
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
at every respectable Drug Store in California and ore
gln Agent and Proprietor I. JONES, Box lsc3, Post
Office San Francisco, to whom all orders can be ad
dressed decll-if
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18

TAR WATERas sombined wit other sinpfes, by DIR
Wistar in his celebrated Basam of Wild Cherry, has
peculiar power over all diseases of the lungs Many
physicians have used in their practice and generally
with marke success.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18

THEATRE.-The Robinson Family
will appear on Saturday night at FRS
bie's Theatre in Little Treasure. and
Catching Governor, or. Lola Montez
Countess for an hour. There is not a
more versatile or charming little actress,
songstress or danseuse upon the boards
than Miss Susan. The family is we'll
known, and will be able to entertain
our citizens highly. An advertisement
in another place will give further par
ticulars.
The STEAMER.-A steam ship bear
ing news from the home shore, we are
informed arrived at San Francisco at 6
o'clock on Wednesday morning. We
have made every endeavor to get tele-
graph but owing to the bad state of the
roads the telegram wouldn't work.
Faint hopes are still entertained that an
ox-team will arrive before we go to press.
U The Mountain Democrat strength
ems its assertion that Democrat can
not be a free soiler, in the following
words:
"The idea of a FreesoI Democratic
paper is simply ridiculous. 1t is just as
possible for confirmed thief to be hon
est, an inveterate liar to tell the truth,
an habitual inebriate to be strictly tenn
perate, as for Democrat to be Free
soiler- The principles of the one are
Numerically opposed to the other, and
he who processes to be both is hypo-
crite if not something worse"
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18

F, e. BAIL EY,
PHYSICIAN - A " d SURGEON.
OFrIcR-Main street, in the rear of DR.. Lark's Drug
Store Resdence-W ashingto street. FIRST door south
Of the Catholic Church. :,
Nevada October nth, ls57.-tf
W From my personal acquaintance with the charae-
tet and qualifications of DR. BAILEY, do cheerfully
recommend him to my former patrons and friends as y
successor. HARVEY HUNT, NJ D.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21
Commercial SntrIIigrnte.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, MAY l6, 1857.

FLouR--Market continues firm, and prices are
again higher, Sales Of 10 brls. choice, at 81;
200 do. superfne at SO 80; 50 do at 1880 50 do
extra at 81 10, and 100 do superhne at 10 W.
WHIsKY-The sales were SOS brls. at 2gc:i 1000
do. ct 29l4c.; 800 do. from wagons, at 2Ssc'i and
AGO do at the canal, at 2sHc,
BurTER-The market continues depressed sales
of 7 frkins prime at 20c., and 4 brls Roll at 2le:
Groceries-Sugar firm, and the lower grades
are &c. higher. Salos were 90 hhds. inferior at
Ike; Is do. do at the same; and go do. prime
al 12%c. Molasses is firm at 70c., with sales Of
so brls. Coffee dull, without any special change
Wharf.-The market has advanced to Sl,JO fol
red, and 81 GOAL IS for white. ,
CoRN-Marketis very firm, with a good demand
at 75@7sc. for mixed, and soc. for white.
OATs-Active; prices advanced TO 1Oc' per
bush. with more buyers than sellers at this price
RYE-In good demand at Sl,25gl 20 per bush
holder generally asking $3.50.
HAY-Prime Timothy continues in active de-
mand, and prices advanced to s26 per tun-closing
firm Mt this price. Inferior and common Hay IL
in fair request at prices ranging from Sl6 to t2S
per tun, according TO quality.
BEANs--Prices firm at g., 60@9 rs per bush.
PorAToEs-M Market steady; prices firm at sl,25
al, 80 for Northern mixed, and 81 4O@l6O for So
lected and white Neshanocks.
Fruit urants are in fair request at 10000.
per pound. There il a good demand for green
Apples, and the receipts sell quick at s6@7, 80 pei
brl. Dried Peaches are in brisk demand at 81
50@3,75 per bush for new. Dried Apples are
scarce and in demand at S2,75@S per bush fol
new.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21

wise to discourage the building Of the same.
Resolved, 9TH. That by resolution we
resolve TO repeal the present school laws
aud use our utmost exeruon tc remove the
little curse that has been in our town so
long, and prohibit as far as lies in our power
the invasion Of all such persons as ~patronize
or give sympathy to school humbugs.
The above, after a division Of the ques-
ton, aud some explanation as to the import
of the preamble were finally adopted, by a
small majority, the resolutions not being ul-
ira enough cor some.
A resolution was offered, instructing the
directors TO build a school house without
funds, but it Jailed to pass, the meeting hav-
ing decided that such a building was a nui-
sance.
Various motions and resolutions were then
Offered, but having leaned against a. ale
barrel, in which posture
"a dream came DER US like a spell
We thought we we're again achild,
consequently further proceedings passed I'M
noticed until We were awakened 10 drink
an adjournment.
Yours, Gin Ale"
GEORGE WASHINGTON BUG.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21
ZaIeSki Company.

We have learned that Messrs. Muir
ry, Stevenson & Co., of Portsmouth,
have taken the contract for erecting
the Machinery for two blowing Fur
naces, for the manufacturing Of Iron,
in Zaleski, Vinton County, on the M.
l. @. Railroad, - miles above Ham
den. Mr.. B. Perry, Architect, we al.
so learn from the same source, has
contracted for the putting up of all
the buildings for these Furnaces
These gentleman we are we'll acquain-
ted with, and feel confident OF their
capability to the task they have un.
dertaken. Success to the contractors
and also to the Zaleski Furnaces
Jackson Standard.
Glad to hear that Messrs. hurry &
Stevenson have. secured the above
mentioned contract. They are reliable
and liberal gentlemen, who, from a
small beginning, by unremitting in
and perseverance, have become
proprietors of one of the most exten.
sive establishments of the kind in the
West.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21
Fire,

On Tuesday morning, about l
o'clock, our city was visited by a de-
Structive fire. The fire broke out a.
bout midway of the block of buildings
on the west side of Paint, between
Maine street and the Market House.
Excepting the establishment of Chap.
man q Hoddy, the entire block was
destroyed. 1t is thought that SIS,
900 will cover the loss. The persons
who are sufferers by the fire, are
Messrs. Dunton & Dustman, dealers
in and manufacturers of boots and
shoes-we understand they are fully
insured;-John G. Snyder, hardware
ACCOMPLISHMENTS does not quite
cover one half his loss; John Gunther,
Grocer-iasured to the extent of half
his loss. Ludwig List, Hugh Curry
and S. Allen, Grocers; S. Kemery,
saddler, and Charles Bader, butcher,
were completely burned out, and we
believe they have no insurance to fall
back on - SLLicOthe advertiser.
Chillieothe has been peculiarly IN.
fortunate in respect to fires. A few
years since the principal business por,
ton of the place was swept away
The ground on which the late fire &C.
cured has been burned over four times,
once prior to 1887, once in 1887,
again in 1S47, and now again in
1857.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21

THE MOB CITY.--Since the reign
Of Know NothingiSm in Louisville,
KY, it has become notorious as the
" Mob city" A few days ago, sever
al negroes, who were charged with
the murder of the Joyce family, were
tried and acquitted. AS soon as the
verdict was known q mob collected,
broke into the Jail, took therefrom
three negroes and deliberately hung
them up. The fourth negro, being
furnished with a razor, cut his throat
before he could be secured by the mob.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21

W The Vicksburg Wing states
that 500, 900 have been subscribed in
that city to purchase a plantation for
E. -President Pierce. Only $4,000
more arc needed to complete the pur-
chase.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21
The Columbus Bank swindIe.

During the administration of Mr.
Fillmore, Mr.. Corwin, then Secretary
of the Treasury, entered into a con
tract with one Col. Miner, the author.
lied agent of the City Bank Of Colum,
bus, for the transfer of specie to New
Orleans within sixty days. Miner re-
ceived a draft for 500, 900 in solid
gold, which be had placed to the cred
it of the Columbus Insurance Com
pany in a bank of New York City,
Some time after this transaction the
Columbus Insurance Company failed
and the one hundred thousand dollars
of Uncle Sans money were swallowed
up, as it is supposed, in the general
wreck ofthat institution. The Gov
eminent sued the City Bank Of Co.
lumbus, with the agent of which Cor
win had made the contract for the
sum thus lost, and the case was deci-
ded a few days since by Judge
Mclean, who was of opinion that
the contract was with the worthless
Insurance Company. Thus Uncle Sam
has been completely diddled out of
100000. We do not doubt that
this was acool and premoditated swim
die. The conduct of the Bank, the
actions of its agents, who were mixed
mp with the Insurance Company, and
the explosion of the latter concern al
most Immediately after the funds had
been placed in its hands, force us to
this conclusion. We believe that this
is the first instance Of severe loss to
the U. S. Treasury under the present
transfer system.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21
Wiluam GRAVES, ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that John Graves,
IN Administrator, of the Estate of William
Graves, late of Vinton County, Ohio, deceased
filed his accounts and vouchers in the Probate
Court of said County, for inspection and final set-
Element, and that said accounts will be passed
upon by said Court on the 18th day of juno, A. D.
1851, b. p. HEWITT,
May 81, 1s57.- n40w3 Pro. Judge. N.C.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21

CRoPs IN SOUTH CARoL1NA.--The
Charleston Courier, of Monday last,
says its exchanges from all parts OF
the State still come with dishearten-
ing accounts ofthe injury done to the
crops by the late cold weather.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21
Glad of it.

We are gladto notice that Our friend
Andrew W. Mccormick, Esq, edit.
or of the Marietta Republican, has
been appointed Post Master at Mari
We like to see editors reward
ed. Mr.. Mccormick was an original
Buchanan mar at the Cincinnati Con-
vention.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21

U Mr.. Lewis Kent of Talapoosa
County, Ala, recently cut a bee-tree,
ofthe honey from which the family
partook. The same night two of the
children, q son and an infant daugh-
ter, died in consequence; and several
others, at last accounts, were in q pre-
carious condition.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21

SALE OF THE PUBLIC WORKS IN
PENNSYLVANIA arriSbmrgh, May
12.--The bill for the saleof the main
line of public works has passed both
houses, and been sent to the Governor
for his signature.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21
one of the "FOrty Thieves"
A St. Paul (Minnesota) ccrrespon-

III DO' "uI N~WIHlooOV"I OVTIVoPVH-
dent ofthe Chicago 1'poaNO, says:
l hear, en- PEASANT, that Gilbert,
the Black Republican seven,square-
mile member from New York, who
resigned his seat in the last Congress,
has ''located" at Chatfeld, 40 miles
from here, and is fishing for influence
whereby he may regain his seat which
he disgraced in the National Councils.
He will find, l opine, that "Jordan is
a hard road to travel" especially a.
long the Hookah.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21

TThe comet is approaching the
earth with wonderful speed. We are
afraid it will strike some ofour delin-
quent subscribers. Move fast gentle
men OR you will be hit. With har.
rowing sadness we caution the poor
delinquent to beware of the comets
f0n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21

TThe Virginia election will take
place on the 2Sth inst. In August,
elections will be held in Alabama,
Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri, North
Tennessee and Texas.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21

U The Springfield (Mass.) Re-
publican says that the amount Of mon
ey laviShed upon proAigate females in
that city, is more than it costs to sus-
tain all their churches Is this the
Massachusetts morality that is to dc
so much for Kansas?
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21
Married,

At Judge MurdOck's, Macarthur Station, on
Tuesday evening, 18th inst, by the Rev. U. l..
Jones, Mr.. JoHS EVAN MCVEY to Mrs SARAH
VANsEoY, both Of Clinton Township, Vinton
County, Ohio.
On the 30th ult., by Rev. J. Redfern, Mr.. RIoH-
ARD NJ. JOHNSON and Miss SusASA SEIaLER.
On the 9Th ult., by VIM. Martindill, Esq., Mr..
II. II. NEWTON and Miss HANNAn HAHPEE, oil
Of this county.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21
CHRISTIAN YAGER'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that John Robbins,
IN Executor of the last will and Testament Of
Christian Yager, late of Vinton County. Ohio,
deceased, fled his accounts and vouchers for in
spection and partial settlement in The Probate
Court Of said County, and that said accounts
will be passed upon by said Court on the 9Th day
of June, A. d. 1857. b.. 7. HEWITT,
May IA, i57.-W3 Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21

USee advertisement of DUNCAN
MCINTYRE, Of uamden. He has built
an addition to his establishment and
considerably enlarged his stock of
merchandise.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21
transfer system.


THE SMELLING CoMMIrTEEs.--The
Ohio Statesman publishes the bills
Of expenses presented by the various
Smelling Committees Instead Of
$500, which Alfred Kelley declared
would be amply sufficient for their ex-
penses, and which sun the Legisla-
ture intended to appropriate and not
one dollar more, they have already
drawn from the treasury the sum of
$2,360,65. Add to this amount the
expense of printing their egparte Re-
ports and the cost to the State will
reach the neighborhood of twelve or
fifteen thousand dollars. Then add
to this amount the costs and fees that
the State will have to pay in suits
which the contractors viii! prosecute,
to say nothing ofthe waste Of time by
the Legislature in discussing the sub
ject from first to last, and the reader
can guess what the "smellers" will
cost the people when the last order on
the State Treasury, in some way con-
nected with them and their recon-
mendation, shall have been presented
and paid. Now what good has re.
suited or vii! result to the people
from all this expenditurel That is a
question which even the "smellers'
will not be able to answer satisfactory
ly. The people are not any richer
not 30 rich as they were; and as al
the material facts in the reports were
known before the committees were
appointed, the people are no wiser;
and, finally, the bad example o.
said committees in claiming more pay
than was justly their due, totally for
bids the idea that the people are any
better!