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This lecture should be repeated
throughout the country, in every town
and hamlet where an audience OF pa
triots and lovers of their country
might be gathered together The his
tory OF our martyred President, as
deIincat ID by Mr. Colfax, will keep
alive in the hearts of the American
People the Rights of Man as predl-
Gated on the solid political axiom OF
Equal aud exact justice to all men,
thus guaranteeing to the humblest
citizen Of the land, life, liberty, and
the pursuit OF happiness.
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LIZZIE f. BARNES, Sec y.
For the Palladium.
From EarlhaHn.

For the Palladium.
From Earlham.
We have now entered upon the fifth
week of school, and we have been
progressing very nicely in every re-
spect, or at least we haven't heard
any complaint from headquarters.
The weather has been very cold here,
resembling n great many places in
that respect. but none too cold for
study; as that is about all We have to
do. aud the identical purpose for
which we have assembled here-we
don't complain But We ieel pitiously
and compassionately for those that
are exposed to such disagreeable
weather as we have been having of
late. This, perhaps, will make us see
that it is absolutely necessary for us
to make use of every moment of time.
because we can see that our adyan-
tages are great deal better than many
other persons. As has been stated,
we are comfortably situated. have
plenty to do and plenty to eat. we
have plenty to read and many curiosi.
ties to see; thus you see we are learn
ing everything all the time. This is
nothing singular in common, every in
dividuai is doing the same thing in a
greater or less degree. And while We
are learning all the time. We are doing
it in such a way as to be interesting
eutertaing and beneficial. Aftsr
straining our mind by studying eare-
fully and diligently. we are much
refreshed and enlightened by the So
Gals that take place every Tuesday
evening, these are always hugely en-
joyed by all We congrega:e in the
lecture room just after tea and remain
there until study hour, which COM
mences at o'clock. If the weather
were such as would permit, we would
doubtless promenade around the
building. I'D EST. if any of tile Faculty
didn object, and We took it for grant
ed that they didn't.
Charles +. Coffin was to lecture to
US last Saturday evening. but he was
on his way over when his horse ran
away with him, and consequently did
net put in his appearance but the
hour was occupied by hearing q few
remarks from President Eli jay, on
the Annexation to the United
States" NAPOLEON.
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school Funds.

school Funds.
ALI persons in arrears fog interest
to the school fund of Wayne county
are notified to pay Immediately and
without further notice.
Two per cent damages on the
principal sum, also on the interest
.Iue. with cost of advertising, will
attach on delinquents on the 18th
day of February, 1875, and unless
the interests due be previously paid,
the mortgaged premises will be
sold to the highest bidder, on the
fourth Monday of March. 1875, and
the mortgage foreclosed-
Mortgages must be renewed
when the time for which they were
given expires, and any mortgage,
the term for which it was given ex
piring on or before the 18th day of
February, 1875, must be renewed
or paid off promptly at that time.
ELIHU III. PARKER,
Auditor.
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of accumulated wears whilst the ..ra-

of accumulated years, whilst the '.ra-
ven takes on salt and pepper season
ing at forty-nothing but DYE-ing or
dying will stop the process; but We
don't know so much about the re
signed CHAIR or the 'debon CHAIR;
both may be juicy and-false; hence,
our opinion would not be as valuable
as that Of barber and hair dresser,
whose experience would cast light on
these two little fh)airy desiguators.
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!.a.!. Human. Association,
AT ALEXANDRIA. VA,
March 40, 1875.
List OF Gsfes.
y NdsH OFIIs, st1'''t1IftttHF tN-..-.-SI,aUt,t
NUMBER OF TICKETS, roo, 600.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT

noe e
~ -
S&uitftefS... . w
Fights or each Coupon ~
oba Tickets for .-...--It0 ~
The Montpelier Female Uusnane As<oef
alton. chartered by the Legislature Of Sir
ginia and the Circuit Court of Oh atlaa tafs..
proposes by n Grand Gift Goncettfo esirtt7s
lish and endow "IoTGe for The Old, in-
firm, and De-<.f gNtc Ladies ~ Virginia, = nj
Montpelier. the forsnet residence Of Pres
ident James Madison.
tsovERsoK's OFFICE
RicHlosD, July .. ISL.
1t affords me pleasure to say that am
well acquainted with large majority
name Association, who reside in the Efeia.
ify Of my home, and attest their infeiii-
geuce, nd theiI worth and nigh reputation
AS gentlemen. well as tire public ettrfi.
dence influence 81 nd substantial means lib
orally represented among fbeto.
JAMES L. KEMPER. Gov. Virginia,
ALExAsDRIA, Va, july &. Iss5.--
| commend them gentlemen OF honpt
and integrity, and fully entitled to the con.
fidence Of the public.
4. 8. Judge Eastern Di~trte. OF w.
Further references BY permission: Hi,
ExceIiency Gilbert e. Walker, T.y-fs arerIts4
of Va ard u. <. Senator elect. s-cysafctN ara
Members of Congress from Na.
Remiftanees for tickets may bc ria1e ~
express PREPAID, po-t ef3ie. m ares -s,st~t f'f
Washington, ID Cor bs' register 81 ifitef.
For full particulars, testimonials. etc.
Sc nd for Circular Addae@s.
HON JA ~ - RAsIaIH,
Pressf ". r. IT. g.. AiezansrfssNa
Reliable agents wanted every g here.
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In another column, the reader will
find a notice of the purposed Lecture
Of this patriotic soldier. and we hope
every citizen who can possibly attend
will hear him. Lyceum Hall should
be crowded. The commentator OF
Gen. Sherman, in letter addressed to
him, bears repetition. He says;
.BuI the fact that to you, in great
measure, we owe the march, OF four
strong infantry columns, with heavy
trains and wagons, over three hundred
miles through an enemy's country,
without the loss of single wagon, and
without the annoyance OF cavalry
dashcs on orr TANKS, is honor enough
Tor any cavalry commander.
On the 18th of January, when u
years OF age. he was made Major Gen
eral. Up through the Carolinas he
commanded his cavalry, protecting
the flank of the infantry and fighting
and ming a splendid victory at
Averyshoro, n. c.. and retired from
the war covered with the glory of his
valiant deeds and bearing the good
wall Of every soldier of his command.
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,TATE OF INDIANA.WAY 60, -:

LarhAn Csaar VS.. Mary f.. Thompson,
Thomas T. Thompson, Joseph B. Lamb.
Wayne Cireuit Court, April term, ISIS
Foreclosure, Ne. lat.
Be ii known. That on the Sist day of De-
Gem Der. 1874. the above named plaintiff, by
Young & Young, Attorneys, filed in the of
flee OF the Clerk oil the Wayne Circuit Court
lis com plaini against said defendants in the
above entitled cause, together with the affi-
davif of a competent person, that said de-
PENDANTS, Mars E. Thompson and Thomas
f.. Thons pson, are not residents of the State
of Indiana.
Said Defendants, Mary E. Thompson and
Thomas F. Thomp>o therefore, are hereby
notified OF the Ming and tendency of said
complaint against them, and that unless
they appear and answer dem ur thereto.
at the calling OF the said cause, on The SEE
cond day of the next term, OF SSid Court, to
be begun and held at the Court House in
Richmond, on the fourth Monday of April
is75. next. said complaint and the matters
and things therein contained. and alleged.
Will be taken true, and the said cause
will be heard and determined III their alb
selee-
Witness, the Clerk. and the seal of
said Court, at the city of Rich
fsEAL1 mond. this I'd day OF February.
lesa.
WM. H. LYNDE, Clerk.
Young Il Young. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
iIs3M-p-f +. ~ll
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HAVE YOU TRIED
JURUBEBA.

Weak. Nervous. or Dchlsitatcd:
Are You SO Lan9uid that any exertion nc.
quires more of an effort than yos. ieea Cap.
BILE of making
Then try JURUBEgA, the wotaerfui
Tome AMI lnNigoratar, ifiSif acts sc Ii n
encially on the secretiSe organs MS Ia fiaIsHtt
yigor no all the vital forces,
1t Is no alcoholic appetizer which SsiHsg7
iates fof n short time, only to let Tic sII.let
TALL to n lower depth OF mfsetv, bur IN u II
vegetable tcnfe acting directly OH the lxst
and spleen.
Itreguates the Bow els, qpst-ss the nei YES.
and gives such n healthy tone TO the " hole
system as to SOON make the invalid feel
like new person.
Its operation Is not violent. but Is ci,atae-
tefized by great acntlen.>s; the raIis ut .x4
pertences no sudden chssEse, Ia uatkse te-
suits, but gradually his troubles
FOLD their tents, like the Arabs,
And siieitIS steal away
This i no new and untrl.d discovery, lat
has been long used with wonderful i.-ya g.
dial results, anu Is proaauAcssr hs H.. hiuh-
est medical authorities. ..fIie s4fuNt 4 CIV tfsul
tonic and Alternative Known
Ask your druggist for a. farsrie Iy
NM- Z. hIEBFR 4 co.
os-4w New Naik.
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1t becomes more and more eyi-
dent every day that the Southern
members of Congress are determin
ed to introduce the old time plan
tation manners into that BODY.
Witness John Young Browns
studied. insulting and Impairment
airy attack on Butler.-Ind. Journel.
Preparing the way for the ex
rebles IN nextCon9ress.
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JAMES WILSON, druggist in Cen

JAMES WILSON. druggist in Cen
.rov;tle WIS dangerously burned with
coal oil last Friday week. he was
emptying a barrel of oil into TANK.
~hcn in some manner a considerable
o.ant;tv was spilled on the door, WINE
his clothes we're completely saturated,
Wiping up the oil on the hoor WIN
.one paper which he threw IN the
.,ove when. in an instant. his satu-
1atsd clothing became isnited, lis
nand;,;on was timely discovered by
friends who promptly hustled him out
and rolled HIM in the snow.
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An ala s.~- All. th.. ahou

An old farmer talks thus abou
his boys: From 16 to 20 they
knew more than he did, at % they
knew as muehs at 30 they we're
willing to hear what he had TO say:
at 35 they asked his advice; and he
thinks when they get 10 be 40 they
viii actually acknowledge that the
old man does know something.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-02-10

THE Spring meetings of the Ohio
and Indiana trofting circuit will take
place as follows:
Peru, Ind.-May 1921.
Piqua, Ohio-May 1928.
Cambridge City. Ind June IA.
Fort Wayne, tnd-June 3-11.
Dayton. Ohio-June % q.
Columbus, Ohio-July Is.
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1t IS generally supposed that the
candidates of party know something
of its temper, spirit. and objects At
any rate it is quite certain that the
Democratic candidate for President in
1872 did when. about one year before
his candidacy. he said:
The Democratic party of to-day is
simply the rebellion seeking to achieve
Its essential purposes within and
through the Union. \ victory which
does not enable it to put its feet on
the necks of the black race seems to
the bulk of its adherents not worth
having. Its heart is just where it was
when it regarded slavery and constitu-
ton as two names for one thing. 1t
hates the Generals who led the Union
armies to victory, and rarely misses a
chance to disparage them 1t clings
TO that exaggerated notion of State
rights which makes them the shield
OF all manner of wrongs and abuses.
1t takes counsel of Its hates more than
its aspirations, and will be satisfied
with no triumphs that 10 not result in
the expulsion of all active, earnest Re-
pubiieans from the South
So spoke Mr.. Greeley. twelve
months before the Democratic party
nominated him for President. and the
words are as true now as they were
then Every day that passes. each
succeeding page IN the book of current
history proves them to be true.-.Iour
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John Peterson.

John Peterson.
At the old Strait n Corner, has
always one of the best assortments
of Family Groceries, from which to
select. Go there.
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CITY NEWS.


4 varied and delightful enIeI TAI,
meut will take place at fnIn ,-.,,
~ Wednesday evening, Feo. i,r-
; ~ :. representation of a Tea
, p'r,D s;ven 10 i79o by Gen. Wash
i..,, .nd his family. The commit
,as cordially invite the public to favor
:, ,ty With their presence
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4 norton Of the contents OF oaIuf-
siar nights Cincinnati NAL, proved 70
H. rn'd-abous half-a- peck OF pop
corn in one package for Eariham
COLLEGE" The mails. nowadays
convey drs goods. groceries, hardware
ready-made clothing, boots and shoes
they. are used empharicaliy tor LIT
rxR-ary and Miss cellaneous purposes
and popping question.
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That New Meat Shop.

On North Marion. in the Hughes
building. has always good supply
of the best of Fresh Meats. Tur-
keys, Chickens, Eggs, Flour, Feed,
etc
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LIvINGsToNE

HIS wonderful discoveries and thrilling ae.-
ventures during 80 years IN the Willis az
Africa, aud heroic death. Beautifully Illus
tratsG. Write Tor extra terms, OF, III yesi
wish To begin nj once, Il ma 81 for outfit
valley Publishing Co.. Cincinnati.o O., or
siiSs2o. ILLINOIS. SS-4W
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A Cemplefe

A Complete
Revolution" Stove, a very supe
rior article, at Potts Stove Store,
Main street No $50.
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To the Afflicted.

To the Afflicted.
No matter under what form of
sickness you labor, there D one
great truth you should keep in
mind: All disease originates in an
impure condition of the blood
Purify that, and the disease must
depart; but you cannot purify the
blood by the use of poisonous
drugs. and exhaustive stiinulants
The best Blood Purifier ever dis
covered is DR. Walkers famous
Vinegar Bitters, compounded of
simple herbs. 4S-4w.
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That viii defy Baggage Smash
ers, of all sizes, at JAS S. Starr &
Sons, at his old stand on Main
street. Go to No. 241 and select q
tasty and substantial article.
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Fresh Family Groceries

At John Petersons Grocery
Store, opposite Richmond National
Bank, at the old Strattan Corner.
Fruit and Vegetables always to be
had there.
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MesSrs. DOuEaR 4 COnk lin.
At the old Vanneman IL Reid
corner never disappoints their Gus
toners in furnishing Them the very
articles in the Grocery line to keep
body and soul together
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For Soft Coal burners.
Go to Potts Stove Store, No.
$50 Main street.
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ICorrected weekly by y. W. Briggs and
Tfos. Nestor The former gives the prices
of grain, and the latter the prices of other
produce and groeerieS.l
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Local N Offices.
$500 Per NJ.

VIII be charged ON all Gas BILLS mot
paid ON or before the Goth Of the
month.
Office hours, A. n to 6 P. NJ
Open Saturday evenings till 8 p. NJ.
Consumers can save 10 per cent by
prompt payment of bills, and by
that means only.
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a Good supply
Fall and yyinter FASHIONS,

Of pre- paid Envelops and Postal
Cards now at the Postoffice.
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Several communications were
crowded out this week,-will find
room IN next number
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EMPLOY WENT u,
And n Complete .l
OQTE1T "
EmploYm emit

OlBfhT We want u suitable
ms Free. person ia every bright
borhood To take orders end deliver goods
fer our established 4. -. II. Sales Tor staple
and family goods of all hlndS in constant
use and wear. The Oldest G. d. y. house IN
America. Sales over half million In 1874.
Large cash pay TO The right per on. A II al
chance for all, Muia or female. al .orr
homes or travelling. No fisis. IL You 60 To
work we will send Won free and pos, paid n
line OF samples and u complete outfit Nd
dress AT once aud secure Your terriioiy,
HI. HALL 4 to.
ss-i G. y. Howard street. Baltimore. Nd.
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In the Criminal Court of Cook
county, ILL.,, Saturday morning. Judge
Williams sentenced sixteen prisoners
to the penitent,ary at Joliet.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-02-10

On mortgage security. Apply
to JOSEPH DICKINSON Il Co.
Odd Fellows Building.
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FIJI anu " HIT asHfOHS.
In the Millinery line, for Hats,
Bonnets, etc, cheap for cash, at
No. - North Franklin street.
s. 4. II.ITF DAVIS.
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EDEE SAMPLE to Agents. Ladies
E hEE Combination Needle book
with Ghrofnos- send stamp. DEAN CO.
New Bedford, Mass l6-4w
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Ladies'
Having occasion to visit Indiana
polls should not fail to call at the
New Store, 81 East Washington
street, Rivet & Partridge; they have
Just opened full line of new dry
goods at prices that astonish every
body It is conceded by every
one who is a Judge, that they sell
lower than any other house in the
city. Ladies who care to econo
| mise should call on them. Sam
pies will be sent by mail on appli
| cation. RVET 4 PARDRIDGE.
81 E. Washington street, Indian.
apoiis. Ind.
Big Invention.
Lloyd, the famous map man, who
made all the maps for General
Grant and the Union army, certifi
Gates of which he published, has
just invented way Of getting a
relief plate from steel SO as to print
Lloyd's Map of the American Con
notwithstanding from ocean to
ocean on one entire sheet of bank
note paper, 40x50 inches large, on
a lightning press, and colored,
sized and vanished for the wall SO
as to stand washing, and mailing
anywhere in the world for 25 cents,
or unvarnished for 10 cents This
map shows the whole United
States and Territories in groop,
from surveys to 1875, with million
places on it, such as towns. cities,
villages, mountains, lakes, rivers,
streams, gold mines, railway
stations, etc This map should be
in every house. Send rs cents to
the Lloyd Map Company, Phila
delphia. and you will get a copy
bv return mail.
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CENTACR I.xNIMENT.
RN1G

There is no pain which The Cenisnr Lin
ment viz not relieve. no swelling IL viii
not subdUe, and no famene~s which II Viii
no. cure. This il strong language. bui II j.
true. Where the parts are not gone, It's e.
fects are marvellous II has produced more
CUES Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock java.
palsy, sprafns, sweIlings. cake-bre asfs.
scalds, burns, salt rheuni, ear ache. etc, up
on the human frame. and OF strains SPAWN
gals, ETC., upon amin ais in one year than
have all other pretended remedies since The
world began. II is counter irTitant, All
aII-healing pain-reliever. Crfpples throw
away their crutcbes. the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless, ana the
wounded are healed without scar. It's
no humbug. The recipe + Published around
each bottle. II IL selling 40 article ever
before sold, and II sells because IT does just
what IL pretends 10 do. Those who now suf-
fer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve to suffer IL they will not use Centauf
Imminent. More than 1y00 certificates OF
remarkable cures. including frozen limbs.
chronic rheumatism. gouf, running II mor~,
etc. have been received We will send a
circular containing certificates, the recipe.
.fe, gratis 10 any one requesting r. One
ssoftle Of the yellow wrapper CenfaHr LIN
iment il worth one hundred dollars foFskay-
med or sweenfed horses and mules, or foi
screw-worm In sheep. stock owners. tlsfs
Eminent h worth your attenfton.s 10 fam
lily should be without Centaur Einimenf
III. r. ROSE & Csl1 New York;
CnsGo1la h more than subsf1fuae 20.
Castor Oil 1t Is the only safe article In ea-
sstence which is certain TO aszimflafe tire
lood, regulate the bowels. cure wiEd-colie
and produce natural sleep II contains
neither minerals. morphine or sliceaos. ard
10 pleasant 50 take. Chiidren need not cry
and mothers may .SHt-
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Truthful and JUST.

The Indianapolis Sunday Herald,
gives an incident that occurred in
Louisville, Ky, on the death of Gov.
Bramlette, where one of his mistrasses
went to see his remains and placed a
wreath of flowers on his breast. before
she could be prevented by the rela-
tives; but, by the aid of a police off,
Ger, she was thereafter prevented from
going into the church or following
him to his grave, and the editor COM
cludes with the following eminently
truthful and just remarks:
w hat valid reason is there for pre-
venting Laura Bell from exhibiting
her grief at Governor Bramlette 5
death in the usual way2 IF she was
good enough to be intimately associa-
ted with Governor Bramlette in life,
was she not COOL enough to follow
him to the grave? And would not
the good people who felt that they
were contaminated in brushing against
the skirts of Governor Bramfette's
mistress in entering the gates of Cave
Hill be equally contaminated in fol-
lowing her paramour to the grave?'
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An Book Agents
Should Knew

That the people everywEeTe are esger
ous The only authentic and complete la
tory al
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To Inventors. d LII rI iassoa1e
Patents sironId address PECK & CO.. Solic
ator~ and GounseiorS in Patent Cases. Day
sent free. N-3rn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO., 50:

"
Young 4 Young. Attorneys for Piaintifl
4E.3w-p- +. sli
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-30
wssrsprSbasgJ destined u bssone
} nation' ofimiuers. \ Nevsda Arix0ua,s

ows srspeSbasgJ destined u bssome
snation' ofi miners.i j Nsvsds, ,sArizous,
Utsh, ,Eewsszexico sand sCoIeesao are
bursting with seld and silver deposits,
Lead aud silver in immense quantities
hays been found as Newburyport,
Mssssehusetts; Vermont brooks are
found to be sparkling with gold; the
Lake Superior region groans with its
burden Of rich copper ore; the South
ern States are brimful Of crude me-
tallic wealth: New jersey and Con-
necticut have recently found valuable
copper mines. In fact, there is field
for iodustry abundantly sufficient to
employ all the discoDtented GLASSES
who keep the country in hos water,
and give them handsome incomes.
Indians, negr oes. Chinese and carpet
bsgeers would especially crafty the
American people by going to work at
tho Development of all this crude
wealth.