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The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
Pure Whisky for the Sick.
GIRO ULAR:
TO Physicians and others.

NEW York, May LIST, 1851.
Mr.. WIN. T. CuTTRR, JR., Louisville, Ky.
DEAR sIR:-The great difficulty experienced in
procuring brandy sufficiently pure for medicinal
purposes has induced many Of the Physicians of
this vicinity to adopt Bourbon Whisky rs a suhsti-
tute, both in the hospitals and in private practice,
and, since the latter has into such general use,
We have reason to believe that great dealno sold
is of very inferior quality.
Presenting that your residence in the vicinity Of
the manufacturers of Whisky in Kentucky, az well
as your skill Chemist will enable you to select
reliable article, and having full confidence in your
integrity, are led to inquire whether you will not
aid US ia having this market supplied, through an
Agency, with the best quality of pure old Bourbon
Whisky, for the use OF the sick
We are, very respectfully, sir, yours truly,
VALENTINE MOTT
WILLARD PARKER, NJ. D.,
10. C. HCTCHILIN, M. D.,
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. D.,
c. l.. MITCHELL. II. D.,
FRANKLIN II. HAMILTON, NJ D.
DEWITT G. RN0S NJ. D.,
K. OGDEN DOEEMCS, NJ. D.,
u Professor Of Chemistry,
F. CHAPMAN, NJ. D.,
JAMES Il. WOOD, Brooklyn,
". L. p. BAYIIS,
.... Pharmaceutist, Brooklyn.
Agent for Ell Dorado County-ROBERT
WHITE, Chemist, at Medical Hall, Main Street,
Placeryille.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

AN itinerant phrenologist stopped at q
farm house the proprietor of which was
busiiy engaged in threshing. "Sir, said
he, 81 am a phrenologist. Would you
like for me to examine the heads of your
children? will do it cheap" "Well,"
said the farmer, II rather guess they
don't need it. The old woman combs
them with a 6ne-tooth comb, once a
week.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

HAVING sold his Clothing Business to Messrs
IL p. SHERMAN and II. D. RAPHAEL, cor.
daily recommends them to his friends as gentlemen
every way worthy Of their patronage
Being DESTROYS Of closing his accounts, he earnest
ly requests ali persons indebted to him or having
claims against him to call and settle forthwith.
AARON KAHN
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
THE CALIFORNIA
FLY KILLING LIQUID.

INLY PAPER kills its thousands-the Liquid Fly
Il Killer kills its tens of thousands This prepa'
ration for killing Flies is giving the greatest salts
faction Of anything ever used. II is now improved
to tn. highest killing point. 1t is OF such nature
and so speedy In its elects, that the Flies will moi
spot the walls and windows, which makes the use o.
other preparations Objectionable.
r. II. Mcdonald Il Co., Sacramento and
San Francisco, Agents. Depot at o. S. Drug Store
corner Pine and Kearney streets. lsepz4yl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
TO RENT.-.CHEAP.

THE undersigned win rent his homestead at Coon
l. Hollow, at very low rate. 1t is comfortable
residence, with large grounds and splendid bearing
Orchard For terms, apply on the premises.
oct22tf Z, u. DAlNGERFIELD
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
THE. PACIFIC INSUR ANCE
COMPANY!

OF SAN FRANCISCO. CAL,
TINS URE S AGAINST LOSSES BY
i FIRE, ONLY!
Its Directors, Business Agents, and Stockholders
are among the wealthiest and most reliable business
men of San Francisco, and all losses are promptly
adjusted, and PAYMENT MADE IN
UNITED STATES GOLD COIN!
This Germany offers inducements to all persons
wishing to insure against losses by fire that no Eas-
tern Company can, and the people can rely on its
financial stability.
It. c. NUGENT is the Agent OF the Compa-
ny for Placerville and the surrounding country.
Parties desiring to insure Sher property, are re-
specially invited to consult personally with him
btfore contracting with other Companies
OFFICE in Donahue's Building, upstairs.
I. c. NUGENT, Agent.
Placerville, March 10Th, 1S64-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
Cutters Bourbon Bitters.

ENROM the PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY,
Of Doctors VALENTINE MOTT, WILLARD PAR.
KER and other distinguished medical gentlemen Of
New York, in their letter of May list, 1851, to WM.
T. CUTTER, JR, of LouiJville, KY, and at the re-
quest Of both Physicians and Druggists in various
parts of the country, the undersigned has decided
TO prepare, under the direction of DR.. j. B. CUTTER
of Newark, u, j., superior quality Of Biters, for
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

II Old Nick has Mack of lying, he is
kind of Knicknack.
ALWAYS pay the miller his dues. Don't
let there be mill-dew upon you.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
DIR. j. NJ. M0SEENO,
Formerly Of Valparaiso.
ana Resident Physician.

DARTICULAR ATTENTION pad to the treat
L meut Of Diseases Of Women and Ca.ireE-
Communications strictly confdeu:i.l, aud all cor
respondence PROMPTLY answered. Coz, ,ultt;ion by
letter or otherwise, FREE.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
GENERAL AGENCY
AT REEsE RIVER


WILL ATTEND TO ANY BUSINESS intrusted
| to me, such as the collection OF debts, buying
and selling real estate, buying, selling locating and
paying assessments on mining interests, and fur
nishing information of general or special charac-
ter, faithfully and promptly.
A. d. ROCK,
Inov2lHl Austin, Lander County, N. T.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
TESTIMONY OF EMINENT
CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS
IN FAVOR OF
CUTTERS OLD BOURBON WHIsKEY.

THE "oLD BOURBON WHISKY" put up in bot
Il ties in style worthy Of communication, by
William T. Gutter, Jr., Of Louisville, Kentucky, and
placed before us by the managers Of the Industrial
Exhibition for our examination, We are pleased to
say is in our judgment, choice and reliable article,
and well worthy Of favorable notice by the InSti-
tute. J. R0WELL, NJ. D.,
FRA'S c. BELDEN,
L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.
San Francisco, September, 1864.
WM. T. CUTTER Dear Sir;-You ak how we
like the Bourbon Whisky bought of you for medical
use in the Storey County Hospital. We state with
pleasure, that as pure, reliable medicinal stimu
able here. For the purpose above stated, we much
prefer your Whisky to the Brandy sold at higher
price. J. G. TUCKER, NJ. D.,
City Physician, Virginia, N. T.,
I. w. PlNKERTON,
Storey County Physician
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
BE II UEDCEsTOOD
pILIous MALApIEs. &C., &c.

led by the 80 t'su testimony lcAtaU ling ttr0agh a
quarter ,r r-tlry ~ t., G: y s.-n1c Il -
irrrC.,LAlt. viilts..s.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
ARE YOU INSURED P
Dwelling for Sale.

II The undersigned will sell, on accom-
GI45 moiating terms, the BRICK HJUSE in
~ which he now resides; it Is located on
Hae COloma street, adjoining the residence
A-A of A. A. Van VOORHEES,, Esq, the most
pleasant part Of the city, and Is very desirable
homestead. For particulars, Inquire at my store,
Main street. A. HAAS.
Placeryille, Nov Goth 1854,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
INDIAN TLA-QUHLAAUGEI'S
BALx5ANE!
The Great Blood Purifier
REgEUMATEC PAxx N3xLER!

JNoR TIE REMOVAL ard permanent CURE Of
1 all diseases arising from I':Iure BLOOD, viz:
.StdH Nt9j, Llct.s, OhA'iupte Cqtlnaons
Erhpti"Hs, PimIles on the F1cs, Mot,ifS, GJi's,
Enlargement dlJ Pain cftit E5qes dH6 J2i,,t,
1tnered2 piseIse, .KercHyiG' I',iaS, jitGS,n.ss,
Loss of ApI.etit,, Uiaoritg,R .>toauCA. L.nD, d.
ST. or LtijPs~'ior. -Ncrroa,r,>,, .>cA He9dicfe,
PHS, to>tirf@rS'. Lirer car, ';iHE rain or
p3lifnfi'n r he MIrt, n tia37,. Iftip in
II, SHE an| Bfel, Hi~s.'a,s Cft4e E;lnsus a,d
TH,"TI 0r!ia~ .9.nsra'h Hiti,, pera5i1r
10 Frm"l," a. PeJ;tt E@tH5go', ,r i,tniile
CF' far tAtdr'd 0ad 'oj' ~ he HeGd m,
G'ei' E.me3g ~" HNEi.Ni IK>N -lAD NE1-
R-iLGLl, II 70 neytr Teen Enc.rte to .ElR in
curing HtgHlt, E,0. IN Is tr"r.' firms.
Al-a, CHRONIC CONSTITUTIONAL DISORDERS
vii 'r r.. owed hy tins preparation more speedily
'd VIII greater SAFETY thai: by any o:-r article in
NJ.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
PAID FOR
County Warrants and Gold Dust.
AARON KAHN,
janll At the Old Stand.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

uate the vital activities of the body, remove the
distractions OF its organs purify the blood and ex-
pei disease. They purge out the fouf humors which
), ees and grow distemper. stimulate sluggish dis
ordered oJEaNs 1ulc Stir TI;aIYal acedh, and i'm
part healthy tone with strength to the whole Sys-
tenn. Not only do they cure the every day COM
plants OF everybody, but also formidable and dan
gerous diseases. While they produce powerful ef-
fects they at the time in diminished doses,
the safest and best physc that be employed for
children. Being sugar-coated, they pleasant to
cake; aad, being purely vegetable, are free from
any risk of harm. Cures have been made which
surpass belief, were they not substantated by men
Of such exalted position and character as to forbid
the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent clergymen
aud physicians have left their names to certify to
the public the reliability of remedies, while 9TH
ers have sent the assurance OF their conviction
that our preparations contribute immensely to the
relief of our afflicted, suffering fellow men.
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
American Almanac, containing directions for
the USE and certificates of their cures Of the follow
ing complaints
| Costivencss, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Drop>y, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Traction Of
the Bowels and Pain arising tltrr'rom, Eatulency,
Loss Of Appetite, all Diseases which require an evac
uant medicine. They also, by purifying the blood
and stimulating the system. cure many complaints
which it would not Ire supposed they could reach,
such as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
&erxals lEralGlity, .neSSBEerlra+s 81 iheleet and
Kidneys, Govt, and other kindred complaints ars-
ing from low state Of the body, obstruction Oi
its functions
DO not be put of by unprincipltd dealers with
other preparations which they make profit
Demand AYERS, and take others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they Should
have it.
Prepared by J. c. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass, ard
sold by,
R. White and r. ]. Van VOORHEES, { Co. Placer
vile.
Ri. Mcdonald & Co., Sacramento;
Crane 4 Bingham, San Francisco, and all Dc a!crs
in medicine. [Jan
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

ST. MARY's lIOsPIrAL, SAN FRAyCIsco,
June >th, 1864 I
MIR. VIM. T. CUTTER-Dcar Sir:--I have re-
ceived the bourbon Whisky bottled and furnished
for medical use, by Vim. r. Cutter Jr., under call
Of DR.. Valentine Mott, Willard Parker, and other
distinguished medical gentlemen OF New York, and
have given it fair trial in our Hospital, and am
pleased to say we have found it a pure article, and
superior to any whisky we have found in this coun
try and better than most of the Brandy sold in this
State. Please send us few dozen Of the same al
ticle Gas the frst say three dozen for the present
1reman yours truly,
NJ. A. CACIIOT, MD,
dec8l Resident Physician to St. Marys Hospital
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
TIER
BOURBON BITTERS.

They are compounded Of this Old Bourbon Whis-
ky, with Peruvian BARK, and other valuable ingre-
dients, which he trusts will be found equal if not
superior to any brand OF Bitters now in use.
SOLD BY
JNO. NJ. CARTER,
Ia Washington Street, New York, and BY
VIM. It. CUTTER,
Ill California Street, San Francisco.
ROBERT WHITE, AGENT, Medical Hall,
Placerville.
feblS-Sml VIM. T. CUTTER.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
UNSURPASSED

FOR ALL BLOOD DISEASES!
VIII a. n preparation, free from noxious ingye-
dents, pp!snus or misunderstanding skill, science
aad medical kuo w-,,g4 containing all that is ya!u-
able in the vegetable kingdom for this class o. dis
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
Ri DOEs.T'S
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock
IODINE Alternative.
Kidneys, Gravel, DropaicI
SWel,inPs. &C.

F DON EMS SAE>APh EIlIA. YEII 0H
IL DOCK AND IODINE ALTEEATlNE cure. So
With the following syiuri. rs: pa;ra; iAbur.
Ing under chronic Affections, cI.p.ans Of get. raj
weakness angucr, both bodily ahd acntai,t!e sleep
GAf,! s.iLs. Apre'.:c .ip..rei, frequent ptI Of a
weak. ..-!iLG aaras;-y. ~ ur boil! lp;s. coca
si-:.l.!y shooting t"w..ICs IL gro!Hs RA-ImGt c
lAC Mrrc4r.a! !....s are 1T oLce aba:,d, AID
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
AT FIFTY PER CENT. LESS

Than former prices, and in the same style that has
always been the commanding feature Of printing
emanating from the Office Of the
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
TIE INDIAN
TLA-2EEELAUGEE'S 3ALSAli

Acts directly on the Hood in the very process Of
its formation, and will restore the circulation - a
neatly state, by crldicatiuztie e.emti:s Of dis.
ease at the fountain he d. Such j. the rodls oI,e-
randi Ct this preparation, and experience, by The
MOTT! 81 many witnesses, adds its Guarantee to
reason AID COMMON sense.
20 Prepared by pr. RAL2EMOND PARKER
Pharmaceutical Chemist. correr o. Howard and
Flrs, Streets, san Francisco California, AID none
genuine w.;hcct LIS signature.
- For sale y all Dru-.sis.
r. Il. MCDONALD & CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
Ccr:.ei Sa1sorc and PIN. sts, san Francisco.
,lmarlra3l
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
Certifi cate for DR.. Moreeno

oFPICE OF DIR. ]. NJ. MORENO,
Kearney Street, Corner of Commercial,
mchllm3l SAN FRANCISCO
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

r EGAL BLANKS OFALL KINDS FOR SALE
Lat is Office
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
SpermatOrrhoea.

Persons who wish to guard against disease or the
natural consequences of the married state can have
preventative forwarded that can be relied upon Mt
all tines by sending two dollars enclosed in letter
directed to DR.. MOreeno, box 19s, p. O., San Fran.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
INCOMPATIBLE!

And is entitled 70, merits and receives the eny!able
appellation Of
THE INVALID'S FRIEND!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
popular apatent Mrnirtnts.
Ayers Cathartic Pills

Are the most perfect
purgative which We are
able to produce or, we
think, which has eyer
been made by any body
their e &c cts have
abundantly shown to
the com mu nifty how
much they excel the or
binary medicines in use.
They are safe and pleas
ant to take, but power
fulito cure. Their pen
etratipp oualitias slim
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
AARON KAHN,

81 J ST., near I'd, Sacrame
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

Agent for Ell Dorado County-R0BERT
WHITE, Chemist, at Medical Hall, Main Street,
Placerve.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-04
The American Flag.

The History Of our Flag is as follows =
The flag during the confederation was
indorsed by the Congress Of that body, by
a resolution adopted on the 18th Of June
l777, in the following words
ResoJved, That the flag of the thirteen
United States be thirteen stripes, alternate
red and white that the Union be thirteen
stars, white in blue field, representing a
new constellation.
This flag continued in use under the Con.
stitution until the 4th day of July, 1918,
having passed with unsullied honor through
the war with Great Britain, from June l8-
IL, to its close by the ratification Of the
Treaty of Client, in February, 1873. In
the year 1918 the number of States in the
Union amounted to twenty and on the 4th
of April, 1878, the Congress of the United
States passed lawn the following words
| Be ii enacted, etc., Section, /. That
| from and after the Fourth day ofJuly next,
the flag of the United States be thirteen
horizontal stripes, alternate red and white
that the Union be twenty stars, white on
blue field
Section 2. That on the admission OF ev-
cry new state into the Union one star De
added to the union of the Flag, and that
such addition shalltake effect onthe Fourth
day Of July next succeeding such admission,
| So stands the law at this day.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-04
.Can,t Afford to Line.''

This was the answer which l received
from neighbor, few days since, when /
asked him why he did not put on lime.--
Cant afford it."
What. can't you afford to make your
fields produce one-third more grain and
grass than they have been doing / don't
understand that kind Of logic.
It costs money it is true, but what is the
use OF money but TO lay out IN such way
as to produce more, in the same way that
we sow wheat or plant corn in order TO get
more wheat or corn in return.
The true plan Of using money is to invest
it so as to make it as productive as posi-
BILE and there is no way which | know of
by which farmer can make his funds IN
crease faster. than by applying them to in-
crease the fertility of his farm.
That good old farmer, Jethro Tull. ad-
monished his friends and neighbors ''To be
kind TO their land, we'll knowing from his
own experience that the result would be
prosperity. Bat those who SO On skinning
and impoyerishing their land act the part
of the old woman who killed the goose that
laid the golden eggs. They soon arrive at
that state in which 'tbey can't afford TO
lime"
There is class of people in the world
and some of them arc CALLED farmers, who
despise snail things and fail to achieve
great ones they are too proud to thrive,
too lazy to grow rich Because they can
not do things on a large scale, they omit to
do them at all and these are Tire ones who
can't afford to. lisue.
know an old, grey headed farmer who,
humble as was his commencement in life,
could always afocd to lime, because he
knew that if he enriched his soil, it in re-
tnrn would enrich him. And in this way
they have been going on for half century,
comforting reciprocal benefits on each 9TH
er, and it is now 4 question not so easy to
determine, which is the richer, he or his
farm. He always could afford 20 lime.
| Those who think they cannot afford to
lime much, should lime little make a
beginning, for there is nothing like COM
mencing to do right.
Buy lime enough to lime ten acres. even
if you borrow the money to pay for it, and
the increase will pay for the lime and
enough more to lime ten acres additional,
and so Oh; bat dou't say ''yoas can't afford
to lme."- GcrmGatoacn Telegraph.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-04
Artemas Ward on Forts.

Every man Of INTELLECT has got his Fort.
Daniel Webster's Fort was to speechity
in the hauls OF Kongris & make Dickshuna-
ries.
shakespeare good plaze buthe wouldn't
have been with drink OF koid Slider as a
stenDergraffic Reporter. Wood be? lie
bet 2 dollars he wOodent.
Old George Washington's Fort was not
to have any public man resemble MIN to
any alarming extent! Wher bowts can
Georges equal be found 2 l ask, and bold
ly answer no whares. or any whares else =
Old man Townsin's Fort was tn maik Sar-
sapariller Coy to the world anuther life
saved (Cotashn from Townsin's advertise
meDt
Cyrus Fields fort is TO lay sub machine
telegraphs under the boundin biller Of the
Oshun & then hev it bust.
Ny Fort is the great moral show biznis
and ritin choice famerly literatoor for the
newspapers. That's what's the matter with
me.
Etc. etc, etc. So might go on to an id
finite extent.
Twice / endeavorcA to do things which
wasn't in my Fort The fust time was when
undertook to lick a owdashus cuss who cut
a hole in my tent aud crawled threw Sez
!, my jentle sir, 60 out or shall go into you
| putty heavy Sez he 'wadein, old wax fig
gers whereupon went for him, but he cawt
me powerful on the head and knocked me
| threw the tent into COW pastur. lie pur-
sood the attack and flung me into mud
puddle. AsI arose and rung ontmy drencht
garment | koncluded 6tteu was not my
| Fort.
| I r,- 7, tit,,1 Oypd
It is rarely seldom that ] seek konsolation
| in the Flown Bole But in certain town
in Injianny in the Faul OF IS, my organ
| grinder got sick of the fever and died.
never felt SO ashamed in all my life and
| thawt I'd hist in few swallers of sumtbing
strenthenin Konsequents was histed in
so much ditnt zactly know where bouts
l was turned my livin wild beasts o
Pray loose into the street and upset my
wax works. / then bet l could play boss
| So l harnist to Kanal bote, there being
! two other horses hitched on likewise, be-
hind & l ahead Of me. The driver hollered
| out for US to git aud we did But the hor
ses being opused to such an arrangement
! began to kick and squal and rare up. Kon
sequents was | was kickt gilently in stom
much & back and presently found mysel
| in the Kanal with the other hosses kickir
and yellin like a tribe of Cusscarorus saw
| lis. / was rescood, and as I was being car
ried to the tavern on hemlock board, ]
said in q feeble voice, Boys, ,playin hossisn't
| my Fort
! Moral--Never don't do nothing which il
isn't your Fort for if you do you'll find your
self splashng around in the kanal, iggera
lively speaking.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-04
Written for the Union.
Tha Soldiers Return.

Ihava somewhere seen picture ofa soldier with
his kuapsack on bis back, his face all begrimmed
and covered with whiskers. He had just return
ed from the wars and WAS slyly looking in the
window of bis once happy home.
A long time he had been away, perhaps years,
and having passed safely through the marches,
battle and privations Of "a soldiers life be was
blessed With a sight OF home once more | can
imagine his feelings, JOY and fear alternately
taking possession ofhis heart, hoping to see his
sweet little giil again, and trusting that bis dear
wife yet lived in the old home where they had
spent many happy hour in by-gone days. But
then death might have been there, and tears
start to his eyes as he thinks Of the comfort and
happiness of other years. Half fearful, he TIM
idly knocks at the door, which no sooner is OPEN
ed than With scream Of JOY, his wife falls upon
his neck, while his little girl runs with delightto
see her Pa, and GRANDMOTHER presses forward to
clasp her favorte boy again, The knapsack is
laid Off his little Mary is fondied upon his knee,
while the wife and Grandmother sit by with
couutenauces full Of JOY at the safe return of the
long absent one. Loyal
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-04
Convention of Publishers.

A Convention OF newspaper Publishers, was
lately held at Harrisburg, who adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions. we commend them to the
notice Of our representatives in Congress
WHEREAS at the commencement of the war,
the price Of printing paper was from d to cts.
per pound And achereas the same quality of pa
per cannot now be purchased for less than 27 cts.
per pound, being an increase of 300 per cent, not
withstanding the price of the raw material used
in the manufacture of paper has not increased
more than so per cent And achereGs the high
price Of printing paper, and the enchanced value
OF everything consumed by printers, have opera
ted to raise the price Of books aud newspapers in
such degree that q large portion Of the reading
community can no longer afford TO bay the for
mer or subscribe for the latter, aud have in many
cases caused the suspension Of the publication of
newspapers thus placing serious obstacle in the
way of the dissemination of wholesome reading
and striking at the very foundation of our re-
publican system, the intelligence of the masses
therefore
Resolved That we earnestly recommend to our
Senators and Representatives in Congress the re-
peal OF the duty on printing paper.
ReSolOed, That wecondemn the conduct of such
book and newspaper publishers, as are engaged
in the manufacture Of paper andare now endeay-
oring to prevent the repeal of the duty on paper,
in order to hinder competition with their own
circulation.
ResolUed, That we hereby pledge ourselves to
oppose the reelection Of every Senator and Rep
| rcsentative in Congress, who untes with thsmo-
nopoIy of the paper manufacturers, in prevent
ing the passage of the bill for the repeal of the
dnty on printing paper.
Resolced, That copy of these resolutions be
forwarded to the Senators aud Representatives in
Congress from this State.
On notion the convention then adjourned to
meet at the call of the President.