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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

Mr. Kennedy, Of RoXhury, has discovered, IN one
o. our common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
mon Pimple " NV'''
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing sore months
one TO three bottles viii cure the kind pimples
Two or three bottles will clear the svstcn, Of hf,o
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure the canker in
Three or FIVE bottles warranted to cure the worst
Kind OF EIysipelas ~ '''
One or two bottles warranted 10 cure all humors in
Two bottles warranted to running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
-Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrpt and
running ulcers. ~
One bottle will cure scaIy eruptions of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted the worst
Two three bottles are warranted TO eur, tbs mos.
desperate OF rheumatism $50 ''''H
Three or four bottles warranted 10 cure sau rbe,
rive To eight bottles Mil cure the case of scr0iu
one 20 three bottles warranted cure the worst
case of Dyspepsia know from the eNpericnce ~ fn
sands that it has caused by canker in The stomach
Ee 10 TWO bottles are warranted cure sick headache
70 3w9 potes are warranted to regulate costivs
One to two bottles will regulate all arrangements of the
-Four to six bottles have the worst eases ofdop
one to three bottles have cured the worst case az e
aTenci Is always experienced What a mercy TO re re-
hei N sich an eXeruciatng disease
since its first discovery, have from time 10 time add
e. various other herbs TO it, Of them Hppocrates
and in the sign Leo. " V'l"'oi'
openeth distractions of the liver gan and spleen;
II an especial friend 10 the liver worth all other heybs
pq t3Eether cooling it when too hot, and warming il
III createth an appetite, eureth all gone and sinking
sttlg ~ ne PIT OF the stomach easeth all pains and
cureth The jaundce by opening the gall and restor
eth the native color OF the body.
~ e3pelis all raw, yisciouS and Shiny hurnors ont Of
the body il cleanscth all inward ulcers and conSenIc5
blood from the kidneys
by opening distractions of the Spleen il pprreth all
puft cioler and melancholy vapor which rseib 10 the
eH ana Dram causing distressing headache. fearful fore
uouhg Oh trouble trembling of the heart, iaintmg ana
the herb boiled in wine is particularly good 10 reve
e dI9ophg spirit OF the aged, and whoever has nger
my stfess iuef lever nothing restores him TO health
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

. r,,.,e lqnop lnulIllA 5oBId oql 81 lBq Il
" LINCOLN are making the =" Best Pictures" ever
rs uGlS ~ "AHHIIND LAW kOINlr 9ql ol Oh Avs
seen IN N0rcestcr. Those who have already had
pnoM 9M 9.oJoq puq I9A9 G9q uu ouloLI Ioll9d l9j
proof OF this had better call early and them
o. % % 9AoqM MouN ApG9IIr lou op oqM ssOIIl OIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

A Word of WarnIng.-Thcre is nothing more
uespcable than stealing the reputation of reliable ar
cie 10 impose upon community an inferior and worthless
one, ana yet II is often done Fifteen Years ogO Helm
street ~ Co introduced Hair Restorative under the
name OF 'Inlmtahle Hair Coorng" Its wonderful re-
soaye properties made II immensely popular and grey
ana bad heads were like to become thing of the pas
when the country was flooded with limitations the use Of
Mhch was moi only useless but absolutely Injurious
made with oil and stimulating spirits, ahordng an agree
aDlc mar wash, while all the limitations are made with
water making the hair harsh dry and frizzy re1uirng
alter dries the use of oil or wash to make il look de,
Gently We would therefore advise our readers to buv
nothing but the Oi9gipdi hmifobe Hair Coloting or
heStordtige, which is reable.-7r0g Vhig.
PHcc NIFTY cents a bottle Sold everywhere
W. =. HAGAN 4 CO., Proprletors, Troy n Y
sold In Worcester by GEO. H. SPUR, POI Main st.
my2l dim ~ ~ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

d; q, Hradt, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon. Of
nee NO Elm street. Office hours to 10 a. M and 10
bp. m. diff m,9,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

Iapiey a. Clark, I6 and II Harrington Corner are
oaly producing fine Photographs of ali sizes also ali
othOr Kinds OF pictures Give them call and you will he
ap2 diff TAPTEY g. GINpE9'
~ Dr.. =. Foster Haven, Fosters Block Pearl a..
Special attention given 10 Diseases Of the Eye
alJ daweodtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

III. 4. bishop, Dentist, Office No IA Pearl street
Dr. Bishop wo4ld call attention to the reputation which
perior Filings Persons wishing artificial teeth are invited
to consult him He will furnish all kinds the most APP
proved styles of workmanship Electricity and Apas.
fhetcs used for extracting teeth whenever practicable
Jh!Ce al MS residence IL Pearl street. div dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

The libel suit of W. w. Smith VS.. the New
York Times was decided Wednesday by a YER
dict of 81 cents in favor of the plaintiff, This
action was based on the publication of the dy-
ing statement of Donnelly, executed year or
two ago, in which he attempted to throw sus-
plcon on an innocent man, who is the plaintiff
i'll this action.
Accounts from the principal New England
fishing stations show that the herring fishery
has been very successful, and that the vessels
are returning with full fares. The catch in the
aggregate will be between $4,000 and $4,000
barrels. The mackerelmen are also returning
with full fares.
The Cleveland Plaindealer tells horrible
story Of returning party from Pixies Peak,
losing some Of their number by starvation and
gradually becoming so desperate by hunger
that they drew lots, and actually killed one of
tnelr own number, young man, upon whom
the lot fell, and used his body for food.
=, The day after the whirlwind in Morgan Co.,
~, half sheet Of letter written by a lady.
MRS Route, to her husband, was found in
kichmond Precinct, 30 miles from the place
where it started.
In the town of Stark, Me, a man was re.
Gently engaged in loading a cart with manure,
WINE his little son, aged eight years, wasplay-
ing about him. The child ran in front Of the
father Just as the latter was in the act of throw
ing a fork full ofdirt upon the cart one of the
FORK tines entered the ear ofthe boy one struck
the forehead, and another pierced the chest.
Inc wounds became inflamed, and death en-.
sued.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

George sessions, FURNISHING UNDERrAKER AND
HofFih neutrality-suspicious., Caskcts Patent Metallic
bural Cases ana Robes Of every description always on
sizes. '' " u.s.
Every thing connected with the management of funeral
promptly attended TO- No ~ Front street; residence
front street, worcester, Mass. dawtf my23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

Machintsts Wanted.-A number of first class Ma
chlhlsts may lind employment ana good pay at
THAIER, H0UGHrON, Il CO.'S
myZi dim Westinghouse. Machine Shop.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

A Card.-MRS. b. r. CLARK Physician would
respectfully offer services to the citizens Worcester
Specidt attention, at all times, paid to MIDWIFERY
Office and residence, 300 Main street. corner Of yrle
Worcester, Mass. DIFF mchgi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

Mrs. NJ. w. GcraIds, Physician-an expe
lence1 ana successful Midwife, No 81 Mechanic street
at the head OF Union street.
special attention gwen to Uterine Complaint and Dis
cnses OF Children. Once hours from 10 a. M and from
70 p M du ie25
%. r. Hnrris, Dentist, 1875 Main street, opposite
NV INV MNNuhHVs lihll bulldlng. dnMt M
y ". Linncll, VI. D., ItONaIOPATH pUYSI
LIAM AND SURGEON, No . Elm street Wofccster.
once hours nom TO 4, and to n. m "
o2J dcOdnwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

Mrs. =. Goodwin, an experienced ana successful
full Midwife holds herself in readiness day and night, to
attend the duties of her profession Residence Is
Austin street. DIFF Oh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

Spooncr a. LincOIn's Exhibition of Pic
lures is extensive and unqualified which renders the
UNION ART GALLERY most desirable place for citi-
zes or strangers visiting the city, call and examine
the wonders Of the Photographic Art. diff mole
p Thomas W. Fox, Attorney at Law Office, No 5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

L. IL. Nichols, nj. D., Homeopathic Physi-
Can-Oice and residence liz Main street. Office hours
from TO 3, and I to O'Clock p
Worcester, October 20, 1853 du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

HeaI, at No Il Piptrs Block, will make You Photo
graph, Ambrotvpe Lettertype, that cannot fail to
please. lie makes 25c trash, therefore he afford
TO give You your moneys worth Copying done in the
neaest manner and warranted to give satisfaction. Pho
tographs from small DaguereOtypes enlarged any
size required Don't forget tae place, Room No. II P-
per's Block, over Oak Hall. H. L. BEAL.
jel4 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

Sparkling Soda Water, with all the choicest
varieties OF Syrups, at d. SCOIISt
mvy dtf Cor. Main and Mechanic street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

Removable c. A. HILLS Medical Office is re-
moved to No. 50 Main street. du Wll
, 1859-06-24

been discovered. There are said 10 be Eve thou
sand people AlEendy in this rnyine, and hun
drcds more pouring into it daily. Tens Of thou
sands more have been PASSED BY US on our
rapid Journey to this place, or heard Of
MI thsss, nearly every pound Of provisions and
supplies Of every Kind must be hauled
BY teams from the Missouri River, some
400 miles distant, over roads which are mere
trails, crossing countless unbridged water.
courses. aiwars steep-banked, and often mirey,
aud at times SO swollen by rains as to be utter
is u desert, yielding grass, wood and water only
ut intervals OF several miles, and then very
scansily- To attempt to cross this desert on
foot is madness s-suicide-murder. To cross it
with teams III midsummer, when the water
courses are mainly dry and the grass eaten up,
is possible only to those who know just where
to look for grass and water, and where water
must BE- carried along to preserve life.
i few months hence-probably By the middle
Of 0ctober-this whole Alpine region will be
showed under or frozen up, 50 as to put stop
to the working Of siulces ii not to mining Alto
gelher. There then, for period Of ut least scren
months, will Le neither employment. food nor
shelter within tive hundred miles for tle thou
sands pressing hither under the drluson thut
gold may he picked up here like PEBBLES IN the
scI-SlIotl., ami that when ther arrive here even
though without provisions or money, their for
tunes are made. Great disappointment, great
suffering, are inevitable; few cxn cscape the
latter who arrive nj Denver City after Septem-
Der without ample means to support then, in Il
very dear country, at least through long win
ter. We Charge those who manage tue tclc-
graph moi to di(lusc u part of our statement
without giving substantially the whole; and we
be1 The press gencrallvto unite with Us in warn
in@ the wh"ie reuplc against another rush to
these gold mines, ~ i'll. .udyiscd as that of last
Sprins-l rush sure to BIZ followed like that bv
Il stampede. but one far more destructive OF
properly aud lfc-
Respectfully, IIoR*cE GREELEY,
i. D. RICHARDSON,
UFxry ErgT
, 1859-06-24
TIE MILAN TREATY.

ho tlaye not the least confidence in tn,
success Of the 1.-TWO principal powers men
toned in our te1eErapllic dispatches, as M.in4
those which will c ,nlpcl a treaty Of peace a.
soou as Napoleon enters Milan. That pcrsols-
aye has other objects than al inElorious peace
in view: If he had not, the obstil,acy "t
Austria, never known to full sIuc1. the hruse
Of HapSburg rcigncd, would prevent tue or
jcct at which tl,c~c two principal powers h1vo
aimed. Tie sovereign, who. III this aye IT M
world. boasts that he goverl4s by divine
right is iuscnsible To the consideration
of cxpcdcncv or justice: and though his
enemies might, twenty ti:ats ov"-, h.:
for cessation Of hos1ilitics. his i,l:-
llradedncss would preycu1 the cons'l,1
nation Of their desires. The var W
believe will be general. Germany, mad witt
the rtconcctions ,I the Wrongs hcarcd u.'o
the herman name ty Napoleon the Great
will rush lliadly into the fray; and then IL"
will he prophet who GILL tel the extent til
duration Of tie conflict i'll Which tl.''
:,rcat Powers Of the Continent will }o engaged.
The world will have its till If blood aud lr.;'-
ror; and II our rulers layc the sc:ssc l,,d dis
cretion 10 keep lis clear Of the ''!n"1y c'::''i ..
this country will reap golden advantages Il'''
tue universal clash IF arms. LIT "ur lA''p.r
SOW and reap Let tllc;r killings br e'ali.ls"!
ia cntfln aud hprs Armies fu,l-t f.t ,.t II
bt. prepared to feed tlc1nt
, 1859-06-24
The Chicago aud Northwestern KRII.
road.

road.
We find in the WAtertown iN1s.t Democ..at
the following statement in relation to the plans
and prospects Of the new company with the
above name, which takes the name Of the old
Chicago st, Paul and Fond du Lac Company:
The affairs Of the old company are all salts
factori'y arranged. The bondholdcrs have vol
unfairly submitted to an assessment Of len per
cent for the purpose Of furnishing casll means
to construct the road. Tic money las been
paid i'll, and is now on hand subject to call.
II recent meeting Of the board, held i11 tht
city ut Chicago, the contracts were let to re-
sponslhlc parties for completing the ROAD br
the htst day Of U..-tr9r nsIf The work will BE-
commenced Immediately and prosecuted vigor-
uusly, and now while VIC write, active preplra-
tions are going OF with that very desirable end
in view. II is the intention If tie Company tn
lay the iron frnm The La Crosse junction to this
city At once, the @raliny bein. mostly done and
the track in the best possible order for the ties.
We have ot late refraisltd frum saying anything.
about tle affairs Of this company, hnt we have
no hesitation in expressing the opinion at this
time that the early completion is a FIXED PACT.
1t is now in the hands Of able and sagacious
men. who will moi fail to accomplish what they
undertake.
Since the above was written we hare con-
ycrsed with the contractors. Messr<. Wells 4
French. who have visited this village on their
way ore: the line. The little grading that re-
n,atl,s Ia be done between thus city and the
function has already been commenced, and
within two weeks this section will be rrady for
the track, When t. T.. Campbell d Co.. who
hav: taten the job Of LAYING the track and put
ting tn. road III running order, will do their
par. If tie wurk Wells l. Frcncl, inform u>
that they have advertised for 2.",t men and
"3 tea,-. ami III less than II week there will be
busy an1 stirr,n. times aif tho way between this
city and J;nesvsllc. They will pay c:.sh, and
ca>ll only. for all who u. gage in their scrricc.
This they can, do for the reason that they have
nothing but money III tIcir disposal to carry un
their enterprise. Tlr.s will push the work
ahead just fast Us rnet and money will enable
3tle,n tu do Su
, 1859-06-24
Scsr Express and Passenger Routes
Opened.


We mentioned Il few DAYS since tile proposed
new express and passenger line opened to
Rrcckrurid@ 90 and the 1tcl River settlements, BY
). {. l!nrbauk 4 Co.. and the fact that shortly i
regular tri-wcck1y lin" Of coaches would he
PlHcea thereon. On Saturday marrin. last. the
first stage started ont ever the new route. II
was crowded with passengers, baggage, express
goods, anil mails. Several Of the passenger $
are bnuEtl for The Canadian settlements beyond
tic line, and two Scotch ladies', mentioned h.
lire in onr columns. for fnrt .l,l.abasca, a di-.
ta1lcc Of twelve hundred miles from Fembina,
and seventeen hundred trnm IT. PAUL II
breckenridge the mails and passengers will be
transferred 10 the packer An$un Norllrup which
las already made one trip.
The tires O! the wheels Of the coaches design
I'd iinr this route, We noticed. are ahnut four
inches broad. even broader than the Tcmbna
carts, after which principle they are construct
cd, in order to travel oyrr soft ground with
nnnr.s ease.
We lork for great results from the opening Of
communication with the Red River, and the
rivers nf british North America. but few
davs ago !: trader from :;rlkirk settlement, be-
You'd the line came to II. Paul, purchased 4
bux Ut goods with Canada money, and ordered
them to he sent in time to 90 down on the Anspn
Nur1hrup. This shows what facilities for the
trade create. l:ut this is not the only route
being opened by this inslonlitablc express pio-
ncrr. Fr"m Tayior'> Fails to Superior and Bay
field, on Lake Superior, a new road has bern
constructed, bridges made, stations built, and
supplies forwarded, for new express and pass
engtr route 10 ihc abnrc named places. The
!lne Is now IN operation.
, 1859-06-24

case-tl'e marked character Of tic fraud. the
pointed nature Of the testimony, tie entire ab-
sence of any rcIuttiug Or eouuter,ailing pr,n,i
before the Senate Committee, the action Of the
coutin the filling Ct the pauel Of the Grand
Jurr. the attempted interference Of the coun-
sci Of the suspected party, the repeated recon-
slderation Of the votes to indict, without the
introduction Of any new facts bearing upon
the case, and the attempt TO ignore the bill 10
prevent further Observation-Disclosures re-
iteration Of the assertion that the annals Of
jurisprudence furnish no parallel 10 it. Ia
every aspect in which it ,nay he viewed i,
stands out in monstrous proporions-mon-
strous as to tile magnitude OF the fraud mon
strons rs TO the meaus employed to stitle in
ycstieation7 monstrous rs to the changes
wrought in members Of the jury by c;lusrs
unseen and unknown to the public, a:d mon.
strous as to tie action Of a sworn officer IF
the law in volunteering suggestions to place
the matter beyond the subsequent reach Of the
courts. If iu view Of ll these facts tie iiL:l]
vote Of the Grand Jury shoull only tr:ni 10 rfn-
firm suspicious az to tie guilt Of the party impI
Gated il is no more than ought 10 haze hcen :.li-
tieiwttcd ly those who engineered tile dc:.rcc.
If tina, should f'e Su1ur:rldrl thu ev,vic;i,
that the whole procedure l'as been colrc,.i
upon tile hypothesis tht it is preferable to rest
under a mere suspicion Of c.fi,r: than to It,.
branded as convicted te15n, We know hot u,-
On what ground any Party 10 this ease would
be warranted in declaring the judgment Ut
necessarily harsh.
, 1859-06-24

The forea:au 'heu stated: Tbs question now
is. Shall We find u true bin s=Inst Joel L. Mat
'es"n oa tho fore.oin; testimony:
X. A.lsrE BuLEta lst.tr =, a"en s.n,p..:s. T.:
i IT, Wes Wa:n ss'k ks.,!sa a5a
1:ph aeosa.sl. Is:+s .u5s. ThoIas Kszaa, S2nrsl
Sor T1rz -HlE.azl vs.sa1.oa, Edvasa Perkza
Musa le g. Rs.si W cfas ySs Sss Hfss fs
waah'nstna Aoere. S4anel Clark
For tue bill, Il; against, II.
1t five O'clock, Mr. Nm. i. Lockridgr mnrel
that the Jury again reconsider thu vote taken
ms iureneon on finding true bill against Joel
a. Aatttson for larceny, on the foregoing eyi
y. that one Of the JurymeE wishes to change
MS NJ vote, aud has MATE it public in the Jury
Koum.
Asa,-v r. K,en ysnss5n wan W.
Wr. a john s f ~ ai:'; stSa aou.s. asss s'
w!ssa pa.fsa iias.a sst:1 k D.nlsl .; js
asube, lE1nAs hrn:h, S.:ll.i Jones.
Eur Fec"nsideriay, Il against, y.
Tie motion WAS then made, bv James Na1cy,
for 4 i',al vo1e. whether the Jury will fnd a
true bill against joel l. Matteson for larceny,
OFT thu foregoing evidence. The call WAS theu
| proceeded with. as follows:
,F.E TEGs EtIIWn i'm Isuter. cyunea SAMPSON
J,,ne4. ~ 49,
Nor TEE Bi:.-wu ian, y@s,uil'i"n. Antspv Rauch,
*sss , 'i Ns:: Hs 'i;f III rssa sss, ,ssa n
| rsss:. "l.iiag1. M""rr, sal.asl C.a.k.
! For d true bill. II; against, l..
Mr. Nm Butler then moved that the entire
proceedings in this case be published, after thu
| adjournment Of the t;rand Jury Epon this
mutton Mr.. Grafton called the ares and noes:
| AIss-Wa K=:!,-. cnrcsl sampson, e. " Van n.rru
William !. Lucksf!:t. -Aa,rw Ha1ca. Ar.:.f.:. si,r.
N.i4u. l's:sr:>n, lfarE. lsak-r Joseph Mcta1yt
tL|a:I ts,A.:.~- aEs"s MA1ty i u Att:saH. J,~i La
lar. 1e~sc !:n:t y N":c-, ThGu-r kr-::, N!i:-t. t
t t.r4it1a Ioha y f':.-f, Washington st"tr. %saus
! I:a'H. SABINE. II 1o.:t-.
N"s-Wia". Se:':::l. =, t;., poxc: ts1h ixEs.!ct I,
| 10: .ctuEet!:s t. law,
Ii favor Of publishing. u; against, ::
Srr1xeT1E,p, MAY, 80.
The f'reGn:.s ee;esee fsen .ekr. The .isau. Jusv a
a-EM"n tr!nty II crE7rt al sht G;~al rls
}ussss:rn. sal3eet IL the !etu 1t may
| it. WILLIAM !sr1LEu-
Foreman Grand JUN.
N"zE TT TEE FrRrxAx--!n explanation Of the q
tEr - Hiding, A1t n*.leE4i;.s. Il = proper
>'Htr, ta1 the Irc f:>s AZ. ri;,e, tt!h.; III,
|rTs-" Vt ths invs~s.i'r. ard ut after several
tt! lie. tlstn. furnish :at Jury with bill. .t5u
ertea az: * I'll tr rvra: II t,r lith after Lar
hat .*T. tlSc: l:d "tr: I Eat t+c t.t r..v Ean~l
Tia: Gcttrtt x"a.t !st u! fa,, Ii, r7r-rntr.t
Ti:! III, reir-i tla !: III ls s* c iif .,r tlc
lt: ,.reulsif.c-s trtsnru 1 .!uy dec.i:r I.
| 4tsrltt-
, 1859-06-24

LACK>oSvlLtZ. ill.,. IG!e 81, 1-'4.
Editors Trc4s aid Ts;bu.r:
see hy your issue Of the 18th int. tl.:d
Eastern exchange is quoted at =. per cent
Your comment on that fact is both right ami
proper-morc especially when the scarcity IT
exchange is u.ainly owing to lllc fact that tlr
banks have contributed largely ,ot'.a, scarcity.
As you are well aware that The prrminares 1o
the establishment Of banks ri issues un,i.r our
free banking laws if not all of those iu
-ttutions send to Wall street, New York, ana
purchase or borrow State Stocks --1ro1aisi.,. to
pay in 50 or sixty days i'll " exchange" As
soon us they cnme home they Issue their pic
turcd promises to pay" OH demand tn .,,r cat
tie mud produce dcalers-who in lieu draw on
New York in 80 days, and thus give the eon,rnl
If tue specie which ought to circulate lcrc-,o
those banks whose name is lcSiou, in our
Statc.
Thus, you sec, those banks which rav for
stocks in exchangc-din,ini h the amount Gun.
~tanus, rs they arc constantly spriu9iag into
existence until the deman Of es per cent. prr-
'nium is asked. Such q state Of things ought
not to cxist-and in the language Of Webster
IN another themc-they, the banks. ought, in
common justice to the business community, to
disgorgc, or in tho language ofyour article. ."wak
up and scttle,' as It per cent. premium is Al,
unjust tax upon our merchants. Yours, truly,
CITIZEN.