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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-07-19

head nerves, kidneys, bladder, womb and blood aec-
ticns ofthe urinary organs gravel scroia rheumatism
catarTh, asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia, &c.
Our practice, of experiments, but Of twenty
standing founded the laws Nature. with
Of experience and evidence 10 sustain it. DO
tring hattering. We know the aud the rene
y needed. work bnt knowledge gained 10y years
Of experience in the these diseases
ly encouragement without prospect. Candid in our
opinions reasonable in charges, claim not TO know
everything everybody but do cai and
We invite the sick nomatt0r what their
aiment to call investigate before they abandon hope.
make int rrogatiOns and decide for themselves Will
nothing consultation is free This the seventh
that have visited LaPorte aud shall make my visits
regularly on the days OF the week every
eight weeks.
can be consulted at LarOrte, Myers House, during
sunday Monday the 12rh and 18th August,
At South Bend Dwight House, Saturday the llth of
August.
Residence and Laboratory, Waukegan, Illinois.
Those not able TO visit write lapril6,-23y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-07-19

An exchange asks If the girls Gov. Andrew sent
to Washington Territory are to be sold, like Cir
,c,ssian beauties, by the weight and Plumpnsss.
We suppose not. We infer they win be sold by
liquid measurc-so much per gal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

Recently, Oh the corner Of one Of our
streets might be found two or three
woe-begotten specimens of degraded
humanity posted behind Dry Goods
Box engaged in the unlawful and lille
gitmate business Of lottery-propos
ing to afford to those who are willing
to be d"pca, rare opportunity for ob
tanning zone elegant article for a mere
nominal SUN. We will not descant, at
present, on the sinfulness Of this prac
tice. We trust not an individual may
be found who will patronize them. We
have long been and still are Of the be.
lief that owners and proprietors Of lot
teries will receive merited punishment
in the next world even Though they
should escape the State prison in this.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
Nebraska.

The Republicans not only achieved a
handsome victory ia thi. Territory, but
they carried the city Of Omaoa for the
first time and came within twenty votes
Of carrying Douglas County, in which
Omaha is located At the election in
June last in Omaha, the Copperhead
vote was 4s7 and the Republican 367
-Copperheaa majority 12o. AT the
election on the 9th the Crpperhead vote
for Congress vas 533. and the Repuh-
'ican 545-a Republican majority of II
In the county our gain is just about
200. This is glory enough, and shows
that the Nebraskans have no sympathy
for "my policy
Gas. county heretofore Copperhead,
has given $50 Republican majority, and
several other counties heard from show
Republican gains.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
Toledo Church Directory.

METHODIST EPIscepAL.--Diyine service every
sabbath AT !ol. o'clock. H. M. and evening. sab
bath school At O'Clock n. ~,
Rev. s. a. IrF, Pastor.
BAPTIST.-Dvines service every sabbath mt fai,
IL. NJ Rev. @. EDw Wards. Supply.
FREE MILL HNYrtSr.-pivlnr service Arri
sth and evc~y alternate sabbath at the NJ. T.
Church, at o'clock, p. IN.
Rev. MFSSER. Pastor.
CoSGREG ATroSAI.--Divinc service every Sab
bath mt l0i% o'clock. n. ~. and in tho evening
sabbath School Immediately after morning ser
vice. Rey. G.. II. WOODWARD, Pastor.
PEFsBYTEEIAN.-Divincs service May Isl ut FOL.
o'clock q. m. excepting every third Sabbath,
Evening service lpon sr cvcnin. of the day that
day service is held. sabbath school o'clock n.
NJ, every Sabbath. Rev. J. l.. MARTYR, Pastor.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
Commentaries.

Our esteemed fellow citizen, Col
Cornell, is bound to keep pace with the
improvements Of the times. Improve
ment is characteristic OF him. Though
not always perceptible yet he progress.
SEES in various ways, to the delight OF
our people.
Becoming Disguised with the old
fence in front Of his dwelling, the same
Las been removed, and very pretty
and substantial one erected in IFS stead.
Every inc We 70 III Post Office ~
feel like singing out. "Thans yon.
Gel"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
HOGAE
=
ApOl0gciIC.

We trust our readers will excuse the
nnnterestlng condition Of our editorial
columns this week as well as the past
four or five numbers, as it is attributable
only to the absence Of N. &. Wieting
Esq, on trip TO Saratoga Springs and
Cape May. He will return next week,
when our readers may expect resume
Of the raciness which has always char
acterlzed the columns Of The TRAN
SCRIPT. under the talented control of
Mr.. Wietinr.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
TO CONSnMPT1vES

The advertiser, having hocn restored to health
In Il few weeks bN Ncry simple remedy. after
having suffered for several wears with a severe
lung affection. and that dread disease, coM~Nmp-
tinli--iS anxious 10 make known To his lelioW-
sufferers The means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send n copr of the
prescription used free of Charge with the +fffTr
ions for preparing and using the same. which
tlaer W II find SURE crrE Tor Go$Sr~r n
ASTHMA BRONCHITIS GorGltS, COLDS, and aii
Throat and lung AtfretionS. The only object ~
the advertise sending The Prescription IS Ia
benefit thcfllictrd. and SNTcad information VIII Il
he eunceivcs 10 be invaluable. and he homes eye
nv sufferer viii try his remedy, ms II Will cost
them o'l,inr. and may prove 81 blessing.
Parties wishing the prcS"ri piion. FREE. by re
turn mail. will pcaSn address
Iscv. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
III VIII amsbnig, Kings Co., New York
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

From the windows Of the Transcript
office may be seen section of Reedy's
"Patent Portable Fence" which is de.
signed to convey to the mind of all in.
teres;ed, clear idea Of the principle
involved and Of the adaptabi'ity Of this
fence to the wants Of the farmer. We
earnestly invite all to examine this
fence. The patentee has long been a
resident Of our County and is a gentle
man in whom We can place confidence
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
Tn necessary.

1t seems 10 be an established ard
conceded fact that T. X. Armstrong at
his "Pioneer Drug Store, sells none but
Ahe purest Of Drugs, Medicines etc. etc.
and at rcry how prices. We do no,
alludeto this for the purpose Of calling
attention TO this establishment. 1t is
unnecessary, 7. X. Armstrong is here
to remain, hence he will "hold the trad
levep' by continu ny TO deal on the
square as Of old.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

IN another column may be found the
card Of Miss Hayes, whom we can
safely recommend as a Milliner & Dress
Maker well qualified to please the ladies
Of Toledo and vicinity. Do not forget
her, LADIES'. She will be happy to see
You and attend to your wants.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
Married

or, The 18th inst hv Rev. Y. 7 MARVIN Mt the
iss,iisn ~ tho brides father Mr.. HENRY ScrFMAS
e Miss CARRIES. ARMSTRONG. 10th Of Toledo.
Well done. IN NJ sincerity and truth we wish
the harnv couple long years of pure and unal-
loye1 happiness. s-as- kind heaven graciouslv
grant them q perfect realization of their fond
anticipation of bliss. Way their bark peacefully
and pleasantly glide down the silvery stream OF
life and at its close. he well anchored in that
Upper Harbor which promises eternal life and
peaoa.
Accommodating the above notice was received
from tho hands Of the fair bride a most splendid
cake, for which she will please accept our sin
ccre thanks. We assure her we appreciate this
excellent gift with none other than the most
kind and grateful feelings
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
NIusSers' Grocery.

Read the advertisement of this
gentleman, in this issue. lie offers
great bargains to his patrons and the
public. He has Just received large
supply Of the best varieties Of apples
which he is determined to sell very low.
Buy you: Groceries Of NJ. Musser.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

Huge piles Of Goods for Galley &
Johnston have reached here and are
now profered to the public for SCREEN.
backs. Mr.. Johnston himself will be
heme in few days with the remainder
of the Goods. We need only TO remind
the public Of these facts. This firm i,
too well known.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

Gold weather is surely appraachinr
ana We shonId all he fully prenarea e.
meet i. To DO 50, with INV ae~ree 81
comfort. on need lie be supplied with
No. | clothing, which can always re
obtained At WIN. II. Harrison's & Co.
store. Yon can rely on what they cav
witss ,nsa&a TO their clothing. Try
them.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
EsfOtractcll 1leetiNa.

Very interesting meetings are now
being held in the Christian Church
every evening, which are well attended.
The pulpit is supplied with the best of
talent and the meetings arc not only in.
tcresting but profitable .
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

Men' on has been previously made,
in these columns, that Miss Hubbard Of
Waterloo would institute in this place a
class n Music. This lady is now here
and u readiness TO attend to all, who
may desire her services. We bespeak
for her large class as she comes very
highly recommended.
She may be found at the residence Of
MIS-. Sherman near the Presbyterian
church.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
MILLINERY

MISS $. A. HAYES would inform the Ladies
OF Toledo and vicinity that she has rc-opcneti
her Millinery and Dress Making establishment
IN the room over Becker's Harness Shop and
next door TO tho Transcript office. whore she vii
be pleased, at al times to wait on those who
may favor her with their patronage.
Let the Ladies remember the place.
MISS S. \. HAYES.
Toledo, Oct. Eth, 1866. niotf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
or snn PER YEAR! We want agents

~ pnn PER YEAR! We want agents
so0 sewing Machines Three new
kinds Under md upper feed Warranted five
wears Above salary or large commissions paid.
The only machines sold In the United states for
less than $40 which nrc fully licensed by Howe,
Wheeler & Wilson, Grover 4 Baker, singer 4 Go
and Bachelor. All other cheap machines are
infrngements and the seller or user arc liable To
arrest fine and imprisonment. Circulars free
Address or call upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford
Maine.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

n@- For everything nice 10 the line
Of Dress Goods we advise our readers
to GO to Frees where can be obtained
some most splendid patterns. "The
best is always the cheapest" is his motto
and well does Mr.. A. j. Free live up t.
this. Trade with him once and you
will surely again.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
A LIBERAL REWARD

SIRAlED from the residence of the subscrth-
or miles east of MarShaltown. during last
sprung, colts, described rs follows, viz: one
i1gnt brown horse colt, o. years old, white hind
feet;
une ilgtt Drown horse colt. IL years Old:
One brown mare colt, o. Years old, white face.
had halter on
unc dark brown marc colt. IL wears old
a llbcra! reward Will br given for the return
OF SAID colts. or for any information that will
lead to the recovery of them.
Oct, Is, 1866. MICHAEL NESTI Il
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
The Festival

TIC FeNyIVNl
As was announced, the ladies If the
NJ. +. Church gave their festival on last
Tuesday evening, which was a decided
success. We have not learned the
amount realized, but are assured it was
fully as much az many anticipated.
Quite large number of the good
people Of Toledo and vicinity were
present, each and all Of whom eemed
to enter into the festivities Of the &C
casion with hearty good zeal. Much
credit is due TO the ladies of this church
for the success Of the festival.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

AZ ESSAY or WARNING ANn rSSTBt-c-
n TION FOR fsI5N MEN. Also. Diseases
..al Abuses which presaa.aFelr irostGatc -
Vital Powers With sure means IL relief send IN
sealed letter ailvelnnes frcc IT st.e Address
Dr. !. SkElL1N IioFGliTUN, Howard Assne,a-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. vSnoS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

The Beard of Supervisors, at their
recent session only attended to the can.
vassiny Of the votes. The session was
necessarily short.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

T. 4. Graham. County Judge.
!. ". Strubc County Treasurer.
y. Il. Apn'cgntc. County Clerk.
.Iacoh YciScr, IT.. Recorder.
knight Dexter, Sheriff,
T. r. Downs. superintendent.
Horace Jacobs. Surveyor.
Nathan Fisher. Coroner.
W. S. Turbett, Drainage Commissioner.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
Omcers.
Iowa STATE DIRECTORY.

VIM. NJ. Stone, Governor.
h. F. Cue, Lieutenant Governor.
James Wright, Secretary Of State.
j. A. Elliott, state Auditor.
VIM. ii. Holmes state Treasurer.
j. a. Harvey, Register state Land Office.
Oran Faville, Superindent Public Instruction.
+. w. Palmer, State Printer.
+. NJ. Mills, State Binder.
n. B. Baker, Adjutant General.
L. w. Bissell Attorney General.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
WANTED. AGENTS I!

Male or Fcmalr.--Can clear $50 per week nj
their home. in n light and honorable business
ANY person having a few hours daily to spend
will find this n good paying business. Address
sending stamp, for particulars, T.. l.. Lockwood
Detroit Michigan. vSn6ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
Had Practice.

Had Practice.
We refer to that on the part of par
srts and guardians in allowing their
'",sto frequent ctr streets after night
ard when the youngsters should be at
home. Every eveEi.g parcel Of them
may be seen congregated in front of
Z@hrnng's New Drug store, attracted
'h'lherwara By tie bri!liancv OF the
LIGHTS, and conducting themslyes il A
highly reprehensible manner, to the
ANNOYANCE of our citizens. Let he
'of'h = enr l'lace be no. r,conraged
mhH'l f cause tleir rafants ronl lie
VIII H1Ast stAfr Yla.ult H
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

The Stock comprises amongst other articles,
Splendid Clocks, Gold md silver Watches,
Rings set with Diamonds lsubics, Pearls, Garrett
Ladies sets OF .Icwclry, comprs .ng Pins and Far
Rings Of the most fashionable styles, set In
n large assortment of Gold and lcnamcllcd and
Pearl sets, Gold studs and Sleeve buttons of the
Pins, and endless variety Of bracelets, Chains
Musical Boxes. Head Dresses. Combs. Charms &c
In consequence Of the great stagnati0n Of
trade IN the Manufacturing districts Of France
and England, large quantity Of valuable Jew.
elry, originally intended for the European
and must be sold at any sacrifice! Under these
circumstances the "WATCH AND GOLD
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
~. HaOdruH

~. Woodruff
This gentleman, having recently pur.
chased the stock eiGroceries owned y
y. Smith, is now prepared 10 sell Gro
ceries etc. cheaper than ever. He has
made important additions 70 his stock
and will keep the same fully I'D to the
demand. Store on Broadway, three
doors 70 he rear Of a. J. Free. Give
him call.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
119if:iTSINS s1su ".
ILL., liable

'SE..,,ana most most ; ;s1 =:
1ss The :a':' :a s:ssss,s!,!ss;s a.
ing ing" in childsssa piarrheas,, Ser Sore
i vim VIM WIND cS S: ,o San Rs:ss,
Mou MOUTHS, crip,ng. Ets lI and s ~,
s.lsss s~:'::' T1ssssS1a,S.aI, !:
ceaHsIpRENe o me1hroats o. Il i.
remedy, !" ~ il. early s,a that a.: are
ee%,;sgs st;;sas Harmless. i'm, !" !. 70. only sss
swososS s, and ERE 'es AZ 10 the
sag saa giving resi- oshs, ID The "s saved
MothssoG o q. 600 cha .S;s syrup. !. !,
ancual.y, ,e es is within tS ns suffer
y ,'i % not YET ,h scTS sething syrup
~, r.: : ;; ;ss;: :;s ,;s:
nseS vent 10 bed aS Nor, one sAoc on ssn John.
n On shoe Of anu anannplius, WY Wv
1p, .sas y,sss,ss s, nv al IL:
!. Az prugg's'' - .,ro
.ss1swhe''' E.lEM = ,Ssop,,sto,,:::
,s;s.:::;:: ~; !: E; $:
ss;s ~; :. Addressed;
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
EDWARD III. THAYER JOHN w ITcAS
Thayer & Lucas,
BANKERS &
EXCHANGE DEALERS,
IUKA, IOWA.

We will buy Government Sc
curities, act as Agents for buying
and selling Real Estate, Pay
Taxes for Non-residents. and at
tend to all descriptions Of Con-
veyancing, and Notarial Business.
We also receive Deposits and
make Collections on favorable
terms.
vSnSstf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

NTED AGENTS--S50 per week
-.male or female, at their home; business
light, pleasant and honorable For sample
aud terms, address, with stamps, Shaw
Co., Detroit, Michigan. ssySn6y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

~ brought - Toledo, VIII be opened
pMi,i lie 1rit,s..ft air net wveL,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
AN APPORTIONM


subject 10 The following regulations:
Certificates of the various articles arc nrst put
into envelopes, sealed mp and mixed and when
ordered, are taken Out without regard to choice.
and sent by mail, thus giving all a full chance.
On receipt Of the certificate, YOU Will see what
YOU are 70 have, and then ii Is ut your option to
send the dollar and take the article or not. Pur-
chascrs may thus obtain y Piano. MelOdcOn,
Sewing Machine, Gold Watch, Diamond Ring,
or amy set of Jeuelry our List for One Dollar.
NO BLANKS! NO LOTTERY!!
NO GIFT ENTERPRISE!!l
&nd 25 cent for a Certificate.
In all transactions by mail, We shall charge
for forwarding the certificates, paying postage
and doing the business . cents cach, which must
be endorsed when the certificate Is send for.
AGENTS.-We want agents in every town
and county in tho country, and those acting ~
such will be allowed ten cents on every Ccftin-
cate ordered by them provided their remittance
amounts to 81. Agents will collect Is cents for
every certificate, and remit 10 cents To MS, either
in cash postage stamps Agents rcmitting at
once $50, will be entitled to a beautiful Silver
Watch, and also 200 certificates
Please write your Name, Tow, County md
State plainly, and address all urieft u
WATCH 4 GOLD JEWEIkY COMPANY,
v8nlSmG 81 Liberty ST., New Nor4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

any pauy keeping or trusting her on nv accout
1.1.tq ,.f II tfss RIO
, 1866-12-15
ALABAMA.

Governor patson,s Special Mcs.a-
1oantane tfuf khe Necessity OF the Con
atitntiona1 Amendment.
lhe following Ia the full text of Gorerno
taeaons message recommending the ratidca
ton olthe Constitutional Amendment
EHerEr1 DRT, s7A1x OF A1AaAxa,
MoHreoGH1, Detember 6, 1854.
s.;l! zen oitle sens1e and House of Repre.cat
rti,s E,snts Of vas Importance are now tan.D,rtnv
Hniea htar With peculiar force rpon the rristtaas
"teen AAbamx 4ustafns to tna tnIrn.
20 hese yerts we can not be Indifferent nsx
;h Ise 81 70 Si] character Lat re should ci5e y
'oSin ,s ss15n aoa deliberate eoasde7ation. 'e y
drtT une, "S, r. EGeesuvs ofthe State deem It
nc ,pprehensson, which yon doubt|tss saase % "ith
me- lest tie stability Of a:aIz be suddenly hlnte
part 81 thoee Who con1nl The SsuonsI 1eo
torz ton. ~" 'S' 1's VI res
lss mea.s they propose, tartaten to :. or CO re-
nat rern anert tranquility which Ia 40 rouch A..
fatea ~ al To do 70 IL to imnnrxsu,ahlv sHc.
Snt ny. .as dnness which nov e1iats. and to fQsS-
sdsner enn ie nc end Of which no human Fse-
Today tAe esr3tnal principle of restoration
nTopn..d % ne 1avosab!s aesiou upon lie
which tsans1a1sted to you In M aannsi tne.,
cpen the ,nersss Of that amendneat nv new.
Gple4 xnd s1e unchanged. f~H ps'o-
ihs thi nis,tR /, Issnh =, 'e sou...iaed
coz dMion tun In the tace Ao"A "'3 uas
:. therefore sttotonend zraw 10 your considers
ten Ibis measure In the Hight IN ~hich Il ms ~
sEoIe l1sel1- Or such other measure a. your F1.,
GET n mHy suegest Should tou sec proper 10
latlI5 u Ano our full restoration should fojjos.
re E1a! hues to time nd The Influence Of mr. ~
10 ulucate IT. hxrshneps, IL on tha
0sne nsae sdasss!on b dels5ed the vning 70
5u III, sa,er Sn.es may be relied upon 10 pse1ent
E1Ee The Measure practical eject ~
o jn4t God. PsIa eue saae
, 1866-12-15

cupled II stsr.tng. A glorious breeze f.
atsd aes es1 I'd sS9 hsy hap saea1 Ia rd!
wing and Yeats The Flectslug w, not
aeain seen. A burst Of sunshine finally RI.
vealed the Vets, and then the waves II oIiiy
swallowed her up agasn. and refused to eiyn
her ncrs to the sight Of her homevsrd.
to the south, was still in sight, her topss,i
simply faint white speck In the dktsnce
Ten minutes more, and she, too, wa bejor
tho ho1izon- Men still looked znd loot,d
along the path she bad taken, and said the1
taken. 1t WIS almost like the partine ~
love1s-the steamers going northvard snd
continually looking backward, and tho tbr.s
little vessels, which Neptune would a,no.t
scorn to drown. plnrgins into the haz;aess
Of the open scA, and, we doubt not, ali IL
time looking shoreuard. '"~
, 1866-12-15

! 1astean consumer, aud the Eas.
ern manufacturer or importer fnrptshe, III,
Western purchaser. Both ssc a}jke tnf..
ested 10 safe, speedy and cheap fteIehts. ,nd
both In this case arc interested In Il, 6rst.s.
upon the articles moving both WAYS, In -.
sean the actual saving in ftr'zAts. vii, b. :.
hundred millions Of dollars. and v;,l 10 w.. "
amount Of direct taxation removed tso.s ;aas
Tie productive labor of fhe rho,.
country. The magnitude Of this ein,,s ,..'s so
ofcrshadows all mc1e technical ohisa., t.e"
and appeals directly to the rcn-r.sntsmu1t
oppressive tax, >oa' noss
~. me nee, construction Of the Erie Canal open.a
,'.. ,ne eee TO settlement. A good cron sd IL ~
utue rs'ue II there be no road by wh,ch ~ :.
~ %n oe carried to market, That canal ~
.ns various lines OF railroads are hlocra5
r,a .a neisnl unable 10 be moved forx.ra
ue iailsoads are in that nos,tIon
In toey may demand ten dollar. ner
n1noFed = pounds when one dollar vonla -
.1u compensation. and still have Mi m.
transportation they could atteud to. ~
tel#at tnat the construction OF thfs ahi,
Canal. BY aHordIng direct and rrs xonsh,p
cheap road to market. will give An In 49,,
10 lhc Northwest aud Southwest b,ths-tr ~.
l~talle4ea. II Will hare the result of n,o,Ins
oooer cultivation vast breadths Of lond
DOW Idle because the cost Of ,nar,"
.ao erop leaves no adequate ncv.rS
~ 'ae iapor OF producing; and It viii c,..1
aoof ana Industry beyond the present w.:
aess, by holding out to them = nrnrn,sa oa ~
Prontablc return. At present the n1oau ~
ing classes Of tho Ncst o,n ,,., f'uoo%