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HENRY L. HELMBOLD'S M
PROVED ROSE WASH

Cannot be surpassed as FACE WASH, and
will be found the only specific remedy in
every species of CUTASEoU5 AFFECTION. 10
speedily eradicates PIMPLEs. SPOTS, ScRoF-
UIIc DRYNEsS. lSDURATIoSs Of the CUTA-
NEoCs MEMBRANE, ETC., dispels kEDSEs5
and INCfPIEST INFLAMMATION, HIVES,
RASH, MORN PATCHES, DRYNEss OF SCALP
Or SKIN, FROST BITES, and all purposes for
which SALvEs or OISTMENTS are used; re-
stores the skin to q state of purity and soft
ness, and insures continued healthy action
to the tissue of its vessels, on which depends
the agreeable clearneSs and ylvacify OF COM
plexfOn so much sought and admired. But
howe yer valuable as q remedy TOR existing
defects of the skin, III. L. Heimb0ld's Rose
Wash has long sustained its principal claim
TO unbOunded patronage, by possessing Qual-
Ities which render IL "a TOILET APPEND
AGE Of the most superlative and congepial
character combining in an elegant formula
those prominent requisites, SAFETY and EY-
FcAcY-the invariable accomplishments Of
its use-as Preservatiye and Refresher Of
The Complexion. It is an excellent Lotion
for diseases of a Syphilitic Nature, and as an
Injection for diseases Of the Urinary 0rxans
arising from habits OF dissipation. use<i i'm
connection with the EXTRACTS BUCHr.
AND CATAwBA GRAPE
PILLS, in such diseases as Recommended.
cannot be surpassed. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR
PER BOTTLE
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As an Expectorant it has no equa
WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY.
CAUTION.

Do not be deceived by unprinclpled dealers
who may offer you a remedy called Balsam,
offered for sale on the great merits of Aliens
Lung Balsam.
Call for and be sure you receive Aliens
Lung Balsam.
SOLD BY MEDICINE DEALERS GEN ERALLY
WHELOCH, FINLEY q CO.,
New Orleans.
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III anu explicit directions accolfipany Inc
medicines.
Evidence OF the most responsible and reIi-
anle character furnished ON application.
with hundreds Of thousands OF living wit
nesses, and upward of $1,000 unsolicited certi-
ncates and recommendatory letters, MANI
OF which are from the highest sources, iuclu.
ding eminent Physicians, Clergymen, Stafes-
men, etc. The proprietor has never resorted
TO fheir publication IN the newspapers; he
does not do this from the fact that his arti-
cies rank as Standard preparations, and do
not need to be propped up BY Certificates.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-03-24

Virginia housewives make the best
ofpickie, and are forming companies to
send them to Northern cities.
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l have raised and broken q great
many ileifers to milk, but have not
had q kicker for years. / keep only
gentle cows, and always accustom-
ing my young stock to much careful
and kind handling, they seldom kick
when commence to milk them, and
generally stop it altogether after .
few mi!kings. / bought q heifer,
however, some years ago, which per-
sisted in kicking for two or three
weeks, kindness having no effect upon
her, and l was obliged to resort to
severe treatment, whipping her until
she was entirely subdued, and she
never kicked after.
Ionce had cow left for me to milk
few weeks, which was the worst
kicker ever knew, being vicious to
the last degree, and the only COW l
was ever afraid to milk. Whipping
and kindness were alike of no avail,
and strappiDg up the foreleg did no
good, for she would kick just as well
standing ON three legs as on four.
We were at least told TO buckle y
surcingle tight about the body, just
in front of the bag and over the hips,
and we found we had her, for though
she could jump up and down, she
could not kick. To put it on we Sc
cured her head in the stanchioIs, and
passing the strap round her body just
back Of the fOrelegs, slipped it back
to is place, and then quickly tighten
ed, and she would soon submit to be
MIXED for that time.
COTTON IN INDIA.-The Scottish
Farmer says: We gather the follow
ing from Government report of cot
ton in India for the present year. Cot
ion seed is now getting into more gen.
eral use i'm America, also as food for
| cattle, but still its most essential ele-
| ments find their way back to the soil
in very advantageous form, as all
animal manures are there carefully
preserved for the cotton fields, whilst
here, OH the other hand, that advan-
tage is lost in consequence of cattle
manure being the favorite fuel used
by natives for cooking purposes. The
method of preparing manure from cot
ton seed in America is simple and in
expensive. Alternate layers Oft and
stable litter are piled over each other
in the open air; where the latter SUBJ
stance is unavailable, the rich alluvial
mud of "river bottom" is substituted,
and answers well. The seed soon
heats aud ferments, giving out ammo
MIA in abundance. After standing
two or three months, the heap is turr-
ed over and mixed, it is then fit for
use, and with the addition of little
bone dust, guano, or some of the ma
tural phosphates found in the country
which are cheap and abundant, a com.
post is found quite equal to the best
patent fertilizers, and at cost far
below that freight and inland carriage
would alone amount to in importing
them into India.
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Total VaIue 5O,OOOGfls.
100000.


The funds of the Association, and those pro-
ceeding from the sale of the engrayings are, as
soon as received, placed in either Of the two
banks with whom we do business. and can only
be drawn out by joint check of all its Board OF
Directors,
The purpose of this premium sale is simply to
realize the cash on merchandise on hand, and
on the real estate as mentioned; while the prof
its will accrue from the sale fths large amount
of goods at retail price, besides the benefit OF
obtaining the cash instead of the goods.
Refer to Cha.s. Gooding, Esq, Speaker of the
Delaware Senate, the Clerks of both branches OF
the Delaware Legislature, all the Leading Men,
the Banks, and the Press of Delaware aud Ma
ryland.
We want active men and women, everywhere
to work for US, with whom we will make liberal
arrangements, namely: after their ordering
their sample engraving, we will give them one
engraving and one ticket FREE, for every four
names they send us with $500
To order an Engraving, send US s.. 90 in a reg
isterod letter, or by Post Office Order, and we
will send, by return mail, the engraving and
the ticket FREE.
Send all your orders for engravings. money
and drafts and all correspondence to our Gener-
al Office. addressed thus.
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Henry T. Heimbold's Genuine
Preparations.

Delivered TO any address. Secure from Oh
servation.
ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF TWENTY YEARS
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address let !.
terx for Information, In confidence, 20 HEN.
Ry T. HELMBOLD, Druggist and Chernfst
and Chemical Warehouse, No. 5af BroadVay.
New York, or to III. L. HELMBOLDS Neii-
cal Depot, loi South Tenth street, Phtladel-
BEWARE OF CouSrrnrErrs Ash for
gSRS 7. HELABoLD'si TAgR No OTHER
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FIGURING MILLS
FOR SALE.

rJ,HE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO DIS
i pose of their Steam FIGURING Mills at Pleas-
ant Grove, Immediately on the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad. The surrounding country
is one Of the finest wheat-growing sections in
the State, and the best Southern markets are
in easy and speedy connection. The Mills will
be sold for money, on time, or for real estate.
Apply to DR.. J. 7. AKIN. ja20-f
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How CoRN GRows.-T. S. G. saws

How Corn GRows.-T. s. e. says
in tie New England Homestead, there
can be no perfect kernel formed ex-
cept a particle Of pollen or the dust
from the tassel meets the thread of
which belongs to that kernel what
is called the" silk" are the pistils of
the corn plant, rs the tasslcs are sta
mems. The development Of the ear
is progressive. The lower part of the
butt is formed fret, and this and the
middle part grows about the right
time TO be fructified by the pollen
falling from the tassle The tip of the
ear shoots out its silk early enough to
to be thus -impregnated by the pollen
from It's own tassle. This has become
dry and wasted by rains and winds.
The sucker, tasseling later. is just
ready to shed its fresh pollen on
these later threads of silk or pistils
thus the whole ear is fertilized, and
we have long ears on the main stalks,
and "nubbins" only on the later stalks
or suckers.
ABOUT THE SUFFOLK.-Mr. Murt-
feldt says: "They are not apt to RAM
BILE, are easy to make fat, and good
domestic animal. In reference to econ
omy, it is as good hog as we can get.
He believed that our pork packers here
will prefer a lighter hog, weighing, say
from three hundred to three hundred
and fifty pounds" Mr.. Sigerson says:
"The Suffolk is found an entire failure,
has very little hair on it, and is gener-
ally not worth raising, as compared
with other breeds. AS to size, the prob
ability is that a hog of three hundred
and fifty pounds is about the right size.
For profit he would say raise large
Ones.n
To CURE CoNsUMPTIoN.-The remedy
should be used when the disease is in the
incipient stages, and when it first appears
in the system. such as hacking Cough
Pain in the Chest, Difficulty of Breathing
Cold Night Sweats. Before the system is
too much disorganized, Aliens Balsam will
be found to give immediate relief. This Bal
sam has acquired a reputation that no one
Suffering with a Cough can for moment
hesitate to give it a trial, 1t is different from
most Lung or Cough Remedies as it contains
no Opium or Laudanum, it acts on the Liver
and Kidnies-making it almost Sovering
Remedy to keep constantly in your house.
1t is sold by all Druggists, and Medicine
Dealers
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g 8 8 8 s 8
Consumption Conquered
VICTORY VICTORY =!
AWARDED TO
Aliens kuHg Raisam.

COnsumptiOn-For the cure of this iii $
tresSing disease, there has been no medi-
dence of real merit than ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM. This unequal expectorant for
curing Consumption, and all diseases leading
to it, such as affections of the Throat, Lungs,
and all diseases of the Pulmonary Organs, is
introduced to suffering public after its merits
for the positive cure of such diseases have
been fully tested. The formula from which
medical journals as being equal to any pre-
scliptiOn that can be made up for such dis
eases by the medical fac lty. The BALSAM
is, consequently, recommended by the ply
sicians who have been acquainted with its
great success.
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Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher il loiier-
ing through Florida.
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i. : :

VIII radically exterminate from the system
SScroiuia, syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers. sore
bronenltis, Skin Diseases, Sal! Rheum. Can,
kers, cummings II ON the Ear, White SWELL
t LIZ, Iumors, Cancerous Affections. Nodes.
Rash, letter, Humors of ali kins7.' S'hr 1ss,
isI neumatism, Dyspepsia, and ali diseases
. snat nave been established in the system for
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-04-08
&k FIRST PRE161U1G2
IMPROVED PA1ILY rs
SEWN n IL AIHE.

Sl250 clear. profit per day. - s.e0psr
..ek. $500 per month made sssy by any
..lsdy OF Gentleman Introducing this Genuine
and Original old Favosias. With its many
new and practical additions, nsking the most
complete combination Of valuable and useful
chine. The snbodiment Of exlzesss slmplici-
", eficiency ard utility, entirely diesrsnt IN
model and design from any low priced ma.
chine. e ID tn most pervicoable, elegant and
relisbls FAMILY SywIHG MACHINE ever in.
vented, gives perfect Satisfaction wherever in
troduced. Has received Premiums. Stood
the test Of 10 ysass, and 10 fully approved Of
BY every family Who hare them IN No.. ls,
noiseless, makes the strosk aad BEAUTIFUL
and certainty. Sews everything needle win
20 through, from the finest 70 The thiskest
fabric, firm and neat, with ease. Uses all
kinds OF silk or thread direct from the spool !;
is improved with new ssifaesing feed, spring
tension, self-gniler, and uses ths adjustabls
straight needle, perpendicular motion, with
powerful lever scsion. Possesses all tie good
qualities of the best high priced 0dehiass
condensed, without their compaicatieps or
Of stamp. For certificates, &C., Sc desfiptivs
pamphlsts, mailed free. a thorough fsactical
sewing machine fer family ase.-"Tribans."
A yery strong and reliabIs machine. at low
tn beautiful sewing
machine 10 one Of the most Ingenious pieces
Of mechanism ever invented. -" DeDoefst,"
Ga. Worth many times it cost to any FAM
chine with it, many late Improvements, and
ness.-aRepubIican.' 4. Z. Single machines,
as samples, selected with carr, Tor family use,
with every thing complete, ssnt to any part oi
| the country per express, packed in strona
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In consequence of q mistake by
her agent, Susan B. Anthony will
not be here on Saturday.-[Demo-
cratic Herald.
We stand corrected sin our ANU
sing ignorance and iaughable stu
pidity," in the matter Of suggest
ing in our last issue. "In Peace, /"
for "In Pace" in Mrs. Jordan's
poem.
We have never had the felicity
of "roaming with Romulus," nor
Of visiting, like cur neighbor, the
''catacombs" Of Rome's cemetery.
In a wori, we own our deficiency
| in "Latin," but for "sublimity Of
stupidity" in the use OF good old
fashioned English, commend us to
the above extract, from which We
infer that but for mistake Of Miss
Anthony's agent, the lecturer GER
tainly would have been here on
the 9th! Naughty agent-"Requi-
escat in pace.'' " Let us have peace. "
But there is one thing We car
do, that some other people can not
we can walk without taking up til.
whole sidewalk-when we are mo-
aoorried ANJ %g1A
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NrANHOOD: HOW LOST HOW RE-
M STORED.--Just published by DIR.
LEWIS. 256 pages, Third Edition. THE
MEDICAL COMP MON AND GUIDE TO
HEALTH. on the radical cure Of Spermatorr-
hna, or Seminal Involuntary Seminal Losses,
Jmpotency, Mental and Physical Incapacity.
Impediments TO Marriage. etc., and the Ven
ereal and Syphilitic Msladiss, with plain and
clear directions for the speedy cure Of See
ondary symptoms, Gonorrhna, elects, Stric-
lures, Ulcers, Boils, Blotches and Pimpies on
the face and body. Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits, induced By self-indulgence of sexual
extrasagance.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Treatise, clearly demonstrates, from forty
years successful practice. that the alarming
consequence Of self abuse may be radically
cured; pointing out mode Of cure at once
simple, certain asd eAectual BY means Of
which every sufferer. no matter what his con-
ditinr NAV be, can be efEsetually cured cheap
", privately and radically. ea
~This Book sheuld be In the hands Of
| every youth, and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, IN plain envelope. Price
| 50 cents. Address DIR. LEWIS, No. Bsach
Street, New York. SO 4S6m-S8.50.
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entirely combnpg the beating
al s s;ss Go % ss .s s. sss
Of Is with
perfection and that Al Hot Air Dryers have failed ppsh y only
and che. ~s.hua s .9s g . bsoues.
the Blsctn Seohng aad hsat OF
heat
hotter
slightly mod6sd thai wHi neither oA
hest rou 2l2 applied 20 Drying
but danger and requires 20 Pesg
$50 ofrs adv nsap are 4he aon, ggsI
piae. nssss ssias;.a d&salt
81
sss Green cS SWEET Potatoes
t fs p.s .s u mn i PHO H. ii. -
The cot depends capacity ~ 70 in
@ Tia Fruit pss light sesay perfect
facilitates Aifsa ws
s.: ss .
re = ssssp .Asssaa
letter ns:s =: s ; vi. . ... ' nd IA +. .
IL p.
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J.V. B. MILLER, Patentee, Richmond, Indiana.
B. Territorial
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From CentrcyiIie-Prssen Grand
- RI Jury a

The following gentlemen COM
pose the Grand Jury now in ses-
SION at Centreville, who are rapidly
preparing business for the Crimi-
nal Court: j. p. Burgess, Foreman;
D. N. Berg, Clerk; John H. Thorn
burg, Jonathan Miller, Anderson
Sweet, Milo Lamb, Joseph H.
QMgg, Henry Hoover. J. w. Swat
ford, John Henley, Jonathan Ma
rine, and Wharton Lyman. The
session is harmonious and prog res
sing to good advantage 70. all whom
it may concern, under the care OF
Bailiff Gentry. Yours, V
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Fresh Garden, Flower.

"ERB, Tree and Shrub, and Evergreen
Ii SEEDS, prepaid BY mail, with direc-
tons for culture. Twenty -fvs different pack
ages Of either ciass for $1.0O. The six clas-
ses $5.0O.a 1iGg1a s7e YsE n8 s-Ss
2o,oos lbs. Evergreepsand Tree Seeds; APP
pie. Pear, Cherry. Ae.; Gsass Sesds; Beet,
Cabbage, Carrot. Onion, squash, Turnip, and
all Vegetable and Flower Seeds, in small or
large quantities; also, Small Fruits. Stocks,
Bulbs. Shrubs, Roses, verbenas, &c, by mail,
prepaid. New Golden Banded japan Lily, so
cents. Priced Descriptive Catalogue sent to
any plain address. gratis. Agents wanted
Wit lesale list to Agents, clubs and the Trade.
Seeds on commission. -
B. N. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, MASS. Estab.
lished in 1872. s. 49:2m
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Candidaaes for City OAces.

a1ts .sae~EFE - ITO 4EEW4 -
We are authorized to announce the name
Of William r. Spencer, as candidate for
Mayor, atths ensuing nominating election Of
the Republican party. 81
We are authorized to snnounes D ". Com
stock a. candidate for Mayor. in Nag next
subject 10 the Republican nomination.
We are authorised to announce James n.
Poe, as q candidate for Mayor, subject to the
decision Of . Republican nomination.
We are authorised TO announce the mama
of Enos Thomas asa candidate for Mayor,
subject to the decision Of the Republics q
party.
We are authorized to announce Johu Ben.
nett as candidate for City Marshal, subject
to the decision of the Republican parry. 81
We are authorized to announce Wa. zim-
Norman ~ . candidate for reelection ~
Marshal, subject to the nomination of the
Republicans. y 81 =
We are authorised to announce Charles Il
Seaman as candidate for Marshal, IN NAY
next, subject TO the Republican nomination.
We are authorised 10 announce r. PHuYN
AZ candidate for Mayor OF The city of Rich
mond, subject 10 the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention. stss
We are authorised to announce The name o.
W. D. JoHs, for Mayor, subject TO the Re
publican nomination AZ
We are authorized to announce P. 2. KIR,
as . candidate for reelection to the Office Q
City Clerk, subject to the Republican nomi-
mating election. M =
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Notice Of Insolvency

Estate of John Yoanx, deceased.
NJOTlCE ID hereby given that at the Janu-
IL airy Term, 1871. Of the Wayne Court OF
Comm, IN Pleas, the Estate Of john Young,
deceased, was declared probably Insolsent.
All parties interested will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
Witness my name and the seal OF
EssAL.l said Court IL 0entreville, this eth
day of March, 1871. =.
n3w3$S WIN. W. DUDLEY. Clerk.
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som ne saao. Wn. . .s = you 'S
sin f - fis q re.
Mome rem ana sne ro''s ss' '"'
yoasn' fead'ne on.
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see. ny son. why women an. % g g
sns pe.e9 ihefes Doc. FfsnA". anu
DOC Aaee VINO went ana Inc Gooo A"r
only 1sows wnas ever eosoms = n
NY son. don't let the poles oosnef Jour
nead. ~ nefeopon the oao = 49,
o'ed on 20 pea.
/ Turmxa. &c.-Ws called q the es-
,ishnest Of CHas, Newman and Sons,
and our old friend Charles took a. thro'
their extensive works. Their Turning
IAthes arc propelled by steam. a. well
a. ~ savipg Of ,heir iunbsr, snd thsys
Ar amnh.t;eally ruaxrso out n i'm !.
mcoss nuant;tv Of work Of all kinds.
from The best Of seasoned material. AZ
an item Of what they are doine. and % an
inklinr Of the extensiyeress OF one Of the
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While We are hugging the stove
and only dreaming Of Summer
days. California is getting ready
for pic-nics,y The Jackson Ledg-
err fCal.. says. :sWS are reqnest-
ed to announce that AHpis-nic and
ball will be given on the Lat Of May
in this place. Full notice will be
given in due time, IS also the loca
ton OF the grounds where the pic.
mic will be held.
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Notice Final settlsment

Estate Wiliiam Edwards, diseased.
NTOTICE is hereby given that James Perry
IN and Jonathan Scarce, Executors Of
said Estate, have filed this account current in
FINAL settlement with said estate which will
be presented for approval at the April Term,
1871 of tho Wayne Court Of Common Pleas.
Witness my name and the seal Of
(sRALl said Court ct Csntrsville, this 38th
day Of March, 1871.
n3w3$3 WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
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~ For the Palladium.
what Of the Situation

In q former article setting forth
the financial condition Of our city,
and the actual cost o. managing its
municipal affairs, the very natural
question arose: By what process
did we ge. therep This question
can only be answered by referring
to the law and the records. Now
we find by examining the statute.
or act of the Legislature, to enable
corporate bodies to form municipal
governments, the privilege is gran.
ted them to appoint an appraiser
of all property, both personal and
real; and I find, also, on referring
to Gavin and Hord, Sec. 8. page
IS. that they are required to make
| oaths OH the return Of their list Of
appraisement, that they have ap-
praised the same at rs true cash
value and the same statute fur
Their provides that for the purpose
of raising money to improve, and
pay official expenses, they 1.-THE city
council, J may levy tax Of one per
cent. and no more.
This prohibition being doubtless
intended as protection to the reo.
pie thus incorporated, but ! find
on examination that the appraise
men Of our property for city pur-
poses is estimated at 81, 260. Sol.
Whereas the same property, for
Stale and County purposes is rated
nearly one third less. Both assess
ments having been made by the
same person, under precisely the
same legal instructions thus sstab-
fishing the stub fact that it is
the amount OF money wanted by
the City Council, that governs, and
not the salutary restriction Of ap-
llraisement and assessment of one
per cent. saleo, 4aE
/ Iwould not for moment doubt
The integrity and good intertion of
orr appraiser, but come to the
charitable conclusion that he acted
according to the instructions of
Saint Paul, ''Be We subject to the
higher powers Therefore, il ac-.
cording to the law az it now stands
on our statute, the city council have
Alright 70 instruct the appraiser in
his duty, by telling him just how
much money must be raiss to
gratify their wishes; and when he
fails to fuiil their demands, they,
under the law allowing them the
equalizing power, undertake to
raise the appraisement to = point
at which one per cent. of tSxatior
will be srfTicient-it will be very
necessary that We be careful upon
r whom we confer the power to man
= age our affairs. For il the City
!, Council have The right to incrsass
= theaggregates assessmeat ! single
d dollar. they have the same right e
= fix it At what they please. Thu
. placing the -tax-psyess enfirely y
the mercy Of the city authorities
instead Of the laws enacted for theil
protection. Civ.s.
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Special Notices.


Il held every Sabbath Afternoon, q
4 o'clock, in connection with the Y. n
Christian Association, in their, rom IN
Odd Fellows Building. AL Interested
are invited to attend. Hess