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Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
THE LOAN FEATURE
OF TIE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

The Directors Of The Delaware Mutual Life Insur
anee Company. believing that its members mol on'y
entitled 10 receive all the of premiums paid Or
assumed by bem in The sha pc and under The name Of
dividends. but ihey entitled to all the benefits
whish The large accumnlaIiOns OF a Life COMPANY can
confer, have determined incorporate The foowIn
feature INTO its plan, viz:
When the accumulation OF funds from premium re.
eipIs shall be sufficient meet OTdinarB Iosse.
the shall be loaned the highes BIDDER ON The
OlOwIDg terms. VIZ:
FiKsr.-MOney stall be loaned 10 Policy holders
only.
SEcoND.-NO member shall borrow more than tho
amount Of his Policy.
T.URD-The Policy will be taken as securlIy. but
only actual value, e., lis 'suTrener YAIue,'-Ike
balance must be amply secured by saIisfaC Ury frst
Mortgages on Real Estate. The Board Of Director
shall be The Jd yes O The suffcency If such security
FOURTH the event Of The death nt the me mbs r
10 whum such loan is made, it shall be applied 10 the
payment Of his Policy.
FIFTH Money 50 loaned, shall be called in ony in
cases OF extraordinary losses AMI then si1y da, no.
lice shall be given, and the loans longest out shall be
the first catied n and not than ne fourth OF any
one loan shall be called in at pqymenI, unless a
larger proportion shall he lndispensablv necessary
Thus giving the borrower lh7 probable nse OF the
N Oney during his life. il he chooses to retain it,
SIXTH In case the member TO Whom money is
loaned, shall ia TO pay the interest agreed upon or
shall allow his Policy 10 lapse for Paymen. of
premiums, then the loan shall be Withdrawn
| SEVENTH Every member Of the COmparV shall be
notified when funds are TO be disposed Of in this man
ner and bids shall be received by 'seaed proposals "
| Read advertisement of Company in an oIher column
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

JAMES Morr.-James Mott, of Philadel-
phia, one of the first of the Aboltionists, died
in Brooklyn last week, at the residence of his
son-in law, George w. Lord. When about a
week ago he left Philadelphia with his wife,
Lucretia Mott, on a visit to Mr.. Lord, he was
in his usual health, though feeble from his
age. He would have been eighty years old
next June. His death was caused by a sud-
den attack of pneumonia.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

DISAPPEARANCE Shakespeare, Of
Wilmington, brother of VIM. NJ. Shakespeare,
of Dover, left the former place on the 26th OF
December last to go to Cincinnati, since which
time nothing has been heard of him. He serv-
ed in the Union and rebel army during the
20 n busDess He ePpeoed tn return on
Cincinnati in about week, by way of New
York, where he intended to purchase $4,000
stock Of goods. So says the Commercial.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

We'believe one Of the Pendleton maxims is
"equal taxation," more particularly aiming at
the bond barons, or holders of United States
securities Alas how few doctors take their
own medicine. George Ii. Pendleton figures,
among many other leading Democrats, in the
Cincinnati papers, as a man who refuses to pay
the tex levied upon his National Bank stock.
Does the "equal taxation plank Of the Ohio
platform especially exempt Mr.. 7Pehdleton's 8
bonds 2Ai04 10 Ealt2& g5YtA1Gc ! gfEk 3at
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

TIE EsTEy oRoAN.-The Springfield Republican
says; "a peculiar and admirable feature OF this in.
strument 10 the Vox Humana Trenolo, recently in
vented and patented, and which docs away with all
The objections sometimes urged against iremulaats.
This one being under perfect control as TO rapidity,
it's delicate Pnlsatons appeal to the listener with a
power and pathos impossible to resist"
These Organs are manufactured at Brattlebofo,
Vermont, - ft.s 81 n
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. Throughout the Pc
niusula there is a growing popular sentiment
in favor or these institutions. Almost every
town that is now without an association is tax
ing measures to establish one, or is discuss
ing the matter in its business circles,
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

LAND SALEs.-Enoch Spruance, of this
town, has sold his farm, known as the Fra
zier Farm" near Dover to Alex. Laws for
$23. .250-230 acres
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilds, of this town, has sold
her farm, also near Dover, 2l2 acres. to Mar
tin Bates Hillyard, of that town, for 500, 900.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

The report of the resignation of our Minister
to Great Britain, Hon. Chas Francis Adams,
IS neither denied or affirmed at the State De-
partment in Washington, it is reported, but is
generally believed that the resignation has been
accepted by the President.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

DEAFNESS, Blindness, and Catarrh, treated with
The utmost success, by DR.. J. IsAAcs, Dentist and
Aurist. tfnrmeriv of Levden HOlland.) No. sos Arch
Street, Philadelphia. Testimonials from the most ra
liable sOurces in The city and country can be seen al
his Office. The medical faculty are invited TO &C.
company their patients he has ne secrets in hi.
parctce' Arliiical eyes in. serted without pain Nc
chargesmade for examination. myS.Iy
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

TREMENDOUS COTTON FACTORIES. There is
a report in Wilmington that Senator Sprague,
of Rhode Island, is in treaty to purchase fif
teen acres of land ON the opposite side of the
Christiana, below the Third street Bridge, for
the purpose of building range of tremendous
factories
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

- WEATHER. Monday night was the clodest
of the season-thermometer degrees above
zero. The snow that fell last Thursday banked
considerably. The train on the Maryland road
was delayed in getting up on Friday, and con-
sumed all its fuel when within mile OF Clay
ton. Being unable to return that night, the
passengers came to this town.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

GAs.-Enoch Spruance has bought out the
interest of the late Mr.. Parish, of Philadel-
phia, in our gas works-about $50 shares
which gives him a controlling interest in the
Company, of which Maj. j. G.. Black is Presi-
dent. All the stock is now owned by citizens
of the town. The new machinery for burning
rosin gas is expected daily, and the change
will be made as speedily as possible.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

Times first footprints are wrinkles and gray hair,
and although nothing has yet been discovered to
eradicate the former, the latter may be easily obite
rated by the of Rings Vegetable Ambrosia.--
We know that it will restore gray hair TO IFS orig
nal color and remove from the scalp all itching or
irritation whether caused by dandruf humors, at
the time Impartng to tho hair that glossy and
beautiful look much desired. i|
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

A new Presbyterian Church has been organ
lied in Wilmington. Rev. Mr.. Snyder is the
pastor and A. L. Muir, ruling elder. 1t is
called Olivet Chapel, and is an offspring of
Hanover Church.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
TO CONsUMprIyEs.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free
OF chsrgel to all who desire il the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple remedy
by which he was cured Of lung affection and that
dEead disease, Consumption. His only object 10 10
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will
try this prescription. as il viii cost them nothing,
and may prove a blessing. Piesse address
-Vta a..G 80 ga REv. EDWIARn WILSON.
No. l6S South ID S., Williamsbnrus ". r.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

ST. johns AND MURDERKLL CREEKs.-
All the vessel owners, land owners, and other
persons interested in the improvement of the
abOve-named creeks are invited to attend
meeting to be held at Magnolia, on Saturday,
the 18th of February next, at o'clock, p. nj.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1- We have bat little confidence in the trumpet
tongned statements Of the proprietors Of advertised
medicines generally. but we forced TO concur in
the opinion. uniformly expressed by all who have
used PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, that 1t is a very
va lnable articleIsnd Une that It would be vel for
every household to have at hand, in OF bruises
scads burns. darrhea, dysentery cholera, fever and
ague, and The host OF Diseases external and Rternal
which II Is adapted to alleviate. No article
oil medicine ever attained 10 such popularity and
extensive diffusion Il has penetrated 10 every part
even the most remote. Of the known world, bearing
with il its healing influences potent than those
OF the spices Of "Araby the blest" We are informed
by our principal Druggists that they sell more of this
artlce for expectation Than any all Others and that
The demand is constantly easing Saiem ObSerier
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

1.-Two communications intended for this issue
we are compelled to defer until next week
''Zadock Dabbleboy's" (alias Peter Bradley
and CT. rs"
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

The Episcopal Churches of both Dover and
Middletown are now without rectors. Rev.
W. G. Hawkins, of Virginia, officiated at the
former place and Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, of Elkton,
at the latter place on Sunday. .-.--l
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

LOAN ASSOCIATION IN MrLFoRD.-A meet
ing was held ia Milford on Friday week, to or.
ganize building and loan association. Col.
IL. B. Fiddeman was chairman.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
CHEAPEST CARPETS in PHTLA DELPHIA
AND MHERE TO RIIY THEM

Almost every one has heard OF EVANS CHEAP CAR
PET STORE. where You eau huy y"nr goods lower than
al anv other establishment ard make yOnr seiecIIOns
from one OF Ihe largest and finest sIUcks OF
BRUSSELS THREE Ply. ISGRaIN, STAIR AID RAG Car
pets; nIL CLOTHS, MATTINGs, WINDOW SHADES &c.
We are selling Carpets iwO yards wide, only SiUG.
Don't buy without examining Onr LOHo prices. AID be
certain that YOU get INTO the right Store
JOHN M. EVANS,
mr6 On No 3l7 ". Cd ST. above Vine
and directly opposite Wood ST.. Philad'a.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

bansing House of John McBear g. Son. No. 607
Market ST., Wilmington. 5-2Os, 10 4Os. 7.30s and
al other good securities bought and sold. Della.
ware State Bonds, Delaware r. r. Bonds, Bank
SOCKS bought and sold on commission. Drafts on
New York and Philadelphia issued
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

p LADIES TRUsSES. SUPPORTERS. ELAs.
llc Bandages. Belts, StoeEings. Knee Caps. BAN.
NINGIS IL TtTCH'S Braces, Spinal Shoulder and
Erecior Braces. Light French and German Rupture
Frusses Syrnges, 10 great variety, &C.,
at NEEDLES"
TWELFTH Street. First door below Race, PHILA
DELPHIA. rrhis Department Is conducted Exclu
svely for Females and Children by competent Ladies'.
and the stock is adapted to their Special Wants) ]
adjusting our Mechanical Remedies. we combine
correct construction, with ease and Cominrt!
c. II. NEEDLES
Professional Adjuster of Trusses. &C., =,
Corner Of l2th and RACE Streets, PHILADELPHIA
NAV S.6m -
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

Rev. Mrs. S. L. Gracey, Of this town. has
been presented with handsome silk dress bv
number Of the ladies of the NJ. L. congrega,
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

GRANT CLUB.-A call has been issued in
Wilmington land numerously signed for q
meeting to form Grant Club. The meeting
will be held this evening. .
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

Some Of our exchanges are appropristing
'onE editorials without credit. ~ ,'.n2.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

The February session of the Levy Court 70
hent county. convened at Dover yesterday. I
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

Persons in want of Window Shades can find a
handsome rtment, of all colours, both plain and
bordered, at ]. ii. Primrose's.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
INFORMATION

Information guaranteed TO produce a luxuriant
growth of hair upon a bald head, or beardiess face
also, recipe for the reno val OF PImpes Blot hes.
Eruptons, etc., on the skin. leaving the same soft
clear and beautiful, can be Obtained wIthout charge
~ - : THoS, 2. CHAPMAN. f.ssu,x,A J..
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

The society Of Friends in Wilmington have
organized Sunday School. =
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

: Ko you want Carpet for your Paror, Entry,
Chamber orseting Room, 60 to Primrose's; hs
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
SMYRNA IDElLo
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 5.

THE "TIHES' IS published euery Wednesda a
teTnoon. by Jos. FL. HoFFEcKER. Editor and Pro-
prisLof, at Smrrnas -DsL
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

Snow is falling as we go 10 press. The at
mosphsrs ID warmer. . gaiUs6M hBoW
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

TERhs-SussoRIPTION.--Ons year, $500 in ad-
sanee, or $3.50 if not paid TIL end cfthe gear. N
paper discontinued until alIarrsarsare paid--oaly
at the option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS witt inserted at thsrGte fSeUsn
Csats a fine for the frst insertion; subsequent in
sertioas 81 cents. "A liberal discount made t
aqnartsrty.. .semi,annual and yearly advertisers,
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
THE GREAT FEVER AND AGUE AND DYS
PEPSIA CURE.
Mishler's Herb Ritlers

Has cured Diseases in communities where it is
known, than all other medicines combined and -
kept IN every family. Il is the Only Remedy that
Really PurIies The Blood and haS never failed IN
curing Dyspepsia ami Kidney Affections
As general remedy build mp d shattered and
broken down constitution nothing can equal IT,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
MISILERS GREEN LABEL HERB BITTERS
Is specific for ScrOiula, Old Running Sores,
Rhenmatism, and Secondary and Tertiary Syphilis.
A Specific for the Errors Of Youth,
Sold everywhere. Jan22.1m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23


" Aunt Sue, he said, as though he
was communicating capital joke,
s. I've got the mittenl'
That contemplate little Jenny
Brewster hasu t.
" Yes she has. Her ma says they
met a young man on their travels last
Summer, and Jenny discovered she
had never known what love meant
before, and
Jack Claes, I interrupted, what
made you such a precious fool as to
fall in love with Jenny Brewster"
Aunt Sue, he answered, I felt
that I had gone pretty far with Jenny
farther than L ever meant TO. And
she made me believe that her very
life would be the forfeit OF her unre-
Quilted affections; his eyes tWinkled
again. During the week or two be-
fore she came down with that fever,
her mother wrote me that Jenny was
going in a decline, and accused me
of having trifed with her, insinua-
ting that my conduct would cost her
child's life. / couldn't stand that. |
offered myself by return mail"
Without really caring for heT?'
liz DID III l4CACAs AulA
Sue, declare [ didn't dare analyze
my own feelings at that time. had
seen one woman who stopped a
minute But [ did not believe l
had the slightest chance of making
her love me-
=" That woman Is
" Camilla Mason"
And now, Jack ?"-
He jumped up. " Now, Aunt Sue,
| am going to her"
We went into the sitting room to-
gether. He walked straight toward
Miss Mason, who stood In the win
dow, looking out rather sadly at the
gray gloom Of the day. His face was
all alight. He put his hands out;
Camilla in his nervous, vibrant
voice" | am free y"
Her eyes turned to him, uncertain,
half reproachful. Suddenly compre-
hending and answering the passion of
his eyes. she took the hands he held
toward her own. and bowed her face
upon them. He drew her to him,
held her tight and close in his arms,
pressed his kisses against the pale,
amber eolored hair that eOiled around
the lovely head which dropped con-
teDtedly upon his shoulder
You see they didn't mind me! And,
after all, our Martinmas evening was
neither sullen nor dull
p. 81 must tell you how it turned
out about Mr.. Holt. He went off
travelling, and three months later
brought home a wife. She wears Ca
milla's pearls and my cashmere. I'm
glad MS things didn't spoil, as my
cake had to- Matrimony seems to
agree with him He doesn't cough
near as much like eat.
Mrs. ". Fl. PALMER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23
(Fron the Boston Jo'srndl.l
BOsTOS, January

BOsTOS, January 20, 1896.
PoLAND's WBITE PINE Co9rPoUSB.-After
having given it a thorough trial, we can
confidently recommend EOLGndS W hate
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, and Pull
monte Complaints generally. In several
cases we have known II 10 give prompt
relief when all other remedies which had
Deen tried had failed. 1t is an article
which. in a climate so prOmotlVe OF sud
den and severe colds as is that OF \ eW
England, ought 10 be in every family
and we are sure that those who once OBJ
tain il. and give IL a fair tr1ai, VIII not
thereafter be " ling to be without 1t.
a VALUABLE MEDICINE. Dr.. Poland 3
White Pine COMPOUND, advertised IN our
columns. is a success al attempt TO COM
bine and apply the medicinal virtues Of
the White Pine bark. 1t mas been thor
vicinity, and the proprietor has testIfn o.
malls lS its value from persons well known
10 our citizens. We recommend Its tr1al
in all those cases Of disease To " nlch II is
adapted i Is for sale by all our druggists.
". J.. ind pendent.
The TE-aite Pine Compound is now sold in
every part o. the United states and Brit
ish Provinces.
Prepared at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
BosroS, MASS.
c. DAMON * CO., Proprietors.
CLOUD & AKIN,
Wholesale Agents.
For sale at retail by all druggists.
mch7'6s DIFF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23

US nave sthe facility of the best Ms
at21nery and Workmen, and viii give all
src1rE entrusted TO US our individual atten-
-sNuU, III orders promptly. warrant our
sFuTE, and charge reasonable prices.
Office and Foundry. corner Of First and
asst Streets, Evansville, Ind.
~ B.-WO rkmen sent to all PARTS to 1t
N1 work and DO repairing.
aab228n SCHULTZE. Truman & co
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23
TOBACCO SCREWS, &C., SC,

gpcn ana Brass Castings Of Every
description.
Dealers In steam Guages, Gum Betting
.ffI1s Bricks. wrought. Iron Pipes, Boiling
Ian &C., at Manufacturers Prices.
Mssairing Done at Short Notice.
vuvrrkueu- sent to all parts to Mt up work
~ Fsnair Boilers anu Machinery.
R@- All orders will eceive our 1noAN4ou-
5laetsntion, and WILDE pro ( ! hled on
An most reasonable erms.
e1fSce and Foundry on the Cana l, corner
nGsLnRl8 Street octo-oAy
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-10
THE BOND BARON,s SONG
= Tramp! tramp! trump! ?"

In his marble front he sat,
Counting up his cent. per cent,
While the bOvs were At the front far away,
Struggling where the voice OF death
With each shout of triumph bent
When he sang this very patriotic lay:
Tramp tramp trampi
All boys keep marching:
Greonbacks are good enough for you;
Bat must have the god-
Twas Tor that bought and sold
Swindlins sl0ddy 10 the fighting boys in blue.
I'm p loyal man, I am:
IN patriotic man:
1 al u captain IN the gallant home guard:
Ard I've crown uncommon rich
IS the truly loyal plan.
Knowing how 70 stock the game with loyal cards
Trump 1rulnpi trump,
lh0id all trUmDS sir;
Crrcnbacks are good enough for you;
Bat I'm a loval trump
50 I'll take the golden limp
That We gainblcd FOR against the boys In blue.
True. my loyal winnings went
To swell up the peoples debt:
But while congress saws shall no take s nav.
What matters il 10 me?
All is fish in my good net
though the taxes ,moant 70 millions every day.
Work work work!
Nc tcinr miliionsl
Creenbac sand taxes are for Won;
ilt ior lec provide the go,d
Pay me twice the claim hold
13ii 10 swell the untaxed '-loi bond baron ) due
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-10

fensively, Tor the purpose Of preventing
an exchange.
The facts have stated are also we'll
known to the officers connected with the
bureau Of exchange.
At enc time [ thought an excellent
opportunity was afforded Of bringing some
OF them to the attention of the country.
[ was named by poor Wirz as a witness in
his behalf. The summons was issued byI
Chipman, the Judge advocate Of ;hc military
court. | obeyed the sUmmoGs, and was
in attendance upon the court for some ten
days. The investigation had taken wide
range as TO the conduct OF the federal and
confederate governments IN tho matter Of
the treatment of prisoners, and | thought
the time had come whcr [ could pat before
the wcrld these humane ohors OF The con-
federate Authorities, ana the manner ia
which they had been treated. I SO cx-
pressed myself more than once-perhaps
too publicly. But it was vain thought.
Early in the morning oEtho day on which
| expected to give my testimony, received
a note from Chipn,an, the judge advocate,
requiring me to surrender my subpoena.
| refused, as it was .Ay protection in
Washington. Without j. the doors Of The
old capitol might have opened and closed
upon ne. [ engaged, however, to appear
before the court, and did SO the same
morning. I still refused 70 surrender my
subpoena, and thcreupon the Judge adyo-
ca1e indorsed on it these words; "The
within subpoena IS hereby revoked; the
person named is discharged from further
attendance" I have got the curious
document before nc ncw, signed with The
pame Of "N. P. ChiPaan, Colonel, p &c.
[ intend to keep it If caa.as the evidence
OF the frst case ia any court, Of any sort,
where a witness who %as summoned for
the defence was dismissed by tho prosecu-
ton. [ hastenel to spart, confident ,hat
Richmond vas safer place for me Than |
the metropolis.
Seine time ag0a committee was appoint
cd BY the house Of reps .ontatiyes to ia
vcstigate the treatment Of union pr soner5
in southern prisons. Atter appointment
Of the commttec-thc Ion. Mr. ehauks, I
of Indiana, being It's oha;rman-E wrote .
to the Hon. Charles l. .lridse and /
The Hon. Mr. Nun-an.. tho latter mem
Der Of the coGmttcc) some of the facts
herein detailed Both o. these certlcmen
made an effor; to extend the authority Of
the conn. .ttee. so that j; might iaQ tire into
the treatment Of prisoners north as well
as south, and especially that it might .
inquire into the tru o. the matters which
la,l alleged Ill - aste.apts were
frustrated by the radical majority although
several Of the party voted to extend the
inquiry. As several thousand dollars Of
the money of the people have been spent
by this commiite, will not they demand
that the investigation shall be thorough
and impartial? The house Of representa-.
tives have declined the inquiry; let The
people take it Up.
Respectfully,
Your obedeut servant,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-10
TEGE BOLD SEYMOUR HOY.


TUSE-'' Tie Bolt Soldier Boy"
Oh, there's not cab that's going,
Worth showing,
Or Snowing
Like that mong rs growing
The bold Seymour boys,
When cast or west they GO,
Sure yOu know,
Every foe
VIII surely be laid low
by these bold Seymour boys.
Where 'er the town they march thro
zach iady Deering arch thro'
The window blinds. viii search thro'
The ranks 10 find her iOy:
While on the street,
Each girl they lnsct,
With looks 30 sly.
VIII cry. My eye.
On isnt he a darling.
That bold Seymour boy?'
Ind W'len The RAIDS they roUt,
How they shout,
Never doubt.
While jolly. cay and stout
60 The bold Seymour boss.
And II the rads snolld swear,
Tear their hair,
IN despair.
Oh, "the devil bit they'll care"
These hold seymour boys.
The IUicn lhey'll restore Us.
S'oo'I laws once more bc O'cr rs,
And taxes no more bore US
nc land full OF jov.
Each mothers son
Grlm fail Of fun
on. he's the ore
For me" says she,
d" On, ISM { he darling,
That bold Seymour bow"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-10
Your obeG;cnt servant.
10. OULD.

-
The radical newspapers in tieir efforts
to confuse aa honest. wei meaning people
in regard to the public debt, produce from
time to time complication of figures, ar
rlrg ged after fashion that would have
puzzled Euclid himself. Figures and sta
tistics are not pleasant things to encounter,
but few may be gratifying to the people
who have been at 4 loss to understand the
many that have come from from radical
sources
The following figures will show a com
paratiyc statement Of the debt in 5-20
bonds which he democratic party propose
to pay, and The debt in the same bonds
which The radical party proposes to pay.
The bonds were made payable in green
backs, 10y a radical congress, at the end of
twenty years from the date Of issue OF
about fifteen years from the present time
the interest at six per cent. payable
-. = r.,,.t. 1oh4 = LII -. a..
pr'to pr ~ ~ , 49, 1 tIo ;,5aro34 m :, =. W ~ a,
-, c,, ~, en-
0en' - eG'U :, 80 ''s ''~'o' -;
-, :,
si'o" "'i"' sac" p'''" 10 - 'O'' 'n' 'o"H
Try