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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
FROM Tie Ebrnsbmgh .Sl.v.

From the Eben'6Hrga SKY.
II .Nse PaJtnsrship.-ws announce 10 the
public In general, aud to our friends in par.
hcuiar, AS the advertisements have it, that
JOHN j. CANAAN, one Of tue editors OF, TIN,
paper, entered into partnership. on Thursday,
the 'th inst, with Miss MARGARET DAVIS.
oil this place. The terms Of the contrac,
were explained by the Rev. Morris 81. Jones.
and agreed 10 by the parties, IN the presence
OF Lie requisite humber Of friends All bush
ness relating TO their mutual benefit, will be
hereafter carried on under the firm Of J. }.
CASAs X Wire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

- hsnas0Hs ePersiiOn.--" Nick Biddle's
Monster has turned q clever penny on, Of
the new Gold Coin law. This law enhance,
the value OF American Gold Coin at the rate
OF h'e per cent. Immediately after il. pa,-
sage, the F" Monster" scot IL, Gold bullion and
com 10 the mint, 10 be rccoioed, with an ALLOW
oil h'o per cent. by which process tn. Bank
makes share Of $4,000,
The Collar Presses claim great credit for
me Administration On account OF the passage
oil this law, but are they quite sure that the
Monster" was not at the bottom Of Il,
.iitsny Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

fD"The Annual Meeting Of the shep-
herdstown Temperance Society will be held
a, The Methodist Episcopal Church, on the
% Thursday (l4th of August Several sd-
dresses will be delivered on Tire occasion
The meeting wall take place Al half past two
o'clock IA tie afternoon.
JACOB HILL, Secretary.
AnHuaI q la1l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

SALE NfEMoilANni,,is

q The pabIie sale, ne.r at hand. arc the fol-
lowing
~ property Il Samuel IIeRlsbover, on Bull
skin' and the ssiste q sarah White. died 4,
Loud0un, on Friday ID, 18Th.
The goods Of Mesrs. Cleveland 4 20 ,,d
several vsluabIs Negroes, 90 Monday tie isu,.
lC0ur day.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
sunRTFTVs sALnor rTuoRore

~IH.L be cold, al public sale. on .Aroa-
w day ~ ish II .iHyWsf. court day to
NEGRO WOMEN ard their ,lr,e eL,ldrcn.
Oile a The Women " about ~. and a. q stste
for iii,, and hertso ehildren (boysl are slaves
until Is.
The other vo'nsn - sbout ~. aase f,r
life. anil has child sb1ut year old, also slave
ior lite. They afe salpshir siavrs
JOHN X Fg.AGG. % =
r. J. 4 a UafHHgfsr
July 90, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

splendid entertainment Vas lately given. IN
New York. to Mr.. foHsIsr, the distinguished
America" Tragcdiso, previous to his DEPARTURE
for Europe. The most resp, e,abIe sud talented
citizens attended, and Chancellor NIoCorN rrcsi-
Del gold medal Vas presented to Nc. y.
r''h a. appropriate address from tlc president Of
The day. Mr.. FORREST made mos, eloqueu, aud
feeling reply. Il is "a, hi' intention to perform
II all IN Europe. lie considers the favor and re-
ward oi the American public lame enough Tor
BIN. noble and patriotic resolution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
FUNERAL HoNoRs TO LAFAYETTE.

We were prevented, by uncomfortable eireun-
stances, from attending the ceremonies, on We'd
resday the 9Th instant, but VIC learn from various
sources tina, 'hc scene vas one Of the most impo-
sing and interesting character, highly honorable
10 the PATRIOTS citizens Of shcpherds,owu, anil to
those Who united With them.
It Is sisted that not less Than 5000 people a,ten-
dcd. The procession (undsr the direction Of Col
Robert Lueas) uas very large, aud consisted Of
several military companies, two Of them from,
Maryland tl'e masonic fraternity the corporate
authorities, citizens and strangers. and not less
than four hundred ladies. We have heard the
latter part Of the scene spoken Of Ia terms Of adj
miraiion.
The euiogium by the Rev. NoHvAL wILsox.
Is universally allowed to have been one Of his
most eloquent aud touching eforts; and when
THIS Is said, those Who know his ability will be
able to aPPresiste an effort alike w0rtby Of his
iliustrious sabjeet and Of himsclG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

The Abingdon Republican has been disro-
,ed oi by Mr.. James Alexander 10 Mr. lamp
KIN With the change Of Editors. u also
,haosss iis political character. Il now op-
Po'e' The standardization Lyneh. w.
The Wythe Argus has also changed hands.
and improved he politrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

FROM THE

FROM THE
OLD Furnace 10 Baltimore 81 GeorPefolcn.
HAVING taken my brother wAsHrxGros
IN HEssHAw into co-partne rship with me,
we are now ready to receive and forward
any quantity OF PRODUCE. We have taken
House IN Georgetown where our customers
may Store their Flour free OF storage. We
will state for the benefit OF Merchants, that
We will keep small Boat running from here
TO the Point OF Rocks for the purpose Of re-
ceiving Goods that are consigned TO our care /;
and as there are wagons leaving here nearly
every day, VIC can forward goods TO the
respective owners without delay. AZ all
times the greatest care will DO taken Of any
thing entrusted 10 our charge.
We shall at all times keep on hand, . sup
ply Of FISH, SALT, and PLASTER, all OF
which We will sell very low for cash, or ex-
change for WHEAT or FLOUR
Our large Boat, Major JACK DOWNING,
VIII arrive here on the 18th with q cargo
Of SALT, FISH, &c.
C. & w. HRNsHAw.
Old Furnace, August IL, l63i.-it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
MARRIED

On Thursday last. by Rev. Scp,imus fusion.
Nir. JAM. Arson to Miss ELizAssrn snAuLL.
all Of this county.
:, %" Saturday morning, the 9Th uit., by the
Rev Mr.. Bo~mso, MILLIlx CoLLIs. E.,
OF baltimore, To Miss FkAxcrs CoHSKlIA B,..
so.a. youngest daughter OF the Hoo. JAM. B.A-
bora, oi Orange county. Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
@36,OOO CAPITAL.
10 Prizes IF S9,OOO!-IO Of $500!
Grand Consolidated E.Ottery.

For internal improvements, Literature, add
Charities IN the City Of Washington, ard IN
the States Of Delaware, North md south
Carolina.-Class No. IS, for Is3i-To
draw IN Washington City, Tuesday August
10, l-Ji.-75 NJ. Lottsy-12 drawn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

The Wythe C.. II. Argus Of July 2G
says" The President of the 4. States
stayed Wednesday night in this place,
on his way TO the Hermitage. He was
complaining much ofindisposition, hay-
ing been confined some days in the
ncighborhoOdo Of Salem, Botetourt coun-
ty.-lIe looks greatly emaciated and
worn down.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

HAYiNG cold ny servant. Henry Parker.
- J consider myssif no longcr responsible
Tor The reward offered for hls apprehension
l.. 4. CORDELL.
Charlestosri, Aug. u. is34-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

hereby certify, that will be responsible
for the faithful performance Of such business
as may be entrusted to the care Of the above
subscribers. LEVI HENSIIAw.
August IL, 1884.
ar .HarnHs6Mg CG=efie, and JCTnchesfcr
RrPabiIe,m, are requested 10 iHsrrf he ab01r 4
times aud scHd 6siis 70 the office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

gJ' The Rev. Str. WEsTrHs. q uie sie,l,odisi
''o'e''s"' Church. - 30 preach IN the Prev Chure
p Harpers-feTry. "a sundIy neat, q "a O'Clock,
An
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
DIR. ": E.ITES.

AViNG changed his residence, may be
m found IN future at Mr.. James Browns.
o. All persons indebted TO DIR. Y. for SER
wees rendered previous 10 the present year,
are requested 10 come forward and make a
settlement.
August L. lS3l-at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

bALTISoRE, August 3.
fLOUR.-The wagon price OF new flour.
or fresh ground Of old wheat, is very gene
rally So l2s. Wagon price Of old -four IS.
hLETASBRIA, August D.
Enthusiastically, the wagon price Of
new wheat Flour ~ 30. Sales from stores
at s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
snRVAMT ron Hrnr

a excellent servant girl will be hired fof
"a The remainder u The ysas Inquire a.
the Apoihecsry 4 Book store.
August 10, 1891
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
PmbEie Sale.

Nv authority Of several deeds ~ trust
ABeSecuted by Wiiiiau p. Flood ~ the
subsoribers, a. trustees, for the payment Of
certain debts, aud for securing and indemnt-
tying his endorsers W the valley Bank II
Charlesiown, and the Farmers Bank 81 Win.
chester, and others who have become ms sscu.
rites for the payment Of money, a. mention
ed IN said deeds. the subscriber, as trustees
will sell. ~ ~ ma dqy Of August ,n,uinr 10
the highest bidder, Tor ready money, Al he
dwelling house oi said fiood, o. on the prsmi.
see, several Negroes, Hogs. &c, bns Cert
ago and Harness, Household add Kitchen
Furniture, Wagons, &c. and ell the impls.
msuts Of husbandry The deeds are resor.
ded IN the ofiiee Of the Clerk Of Jefferson
county
JANIS HfTF,
THOMAS HITE.
WILLIAM SHORT. \ Fua''s''
3. ". LACkLAND
August = 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
WOOL.
The Lass Warwing!

A IL persons indebted 10 tho estates Of
"A James and Mary Ann Dougherty. decea,-
ed, late OF HarPers Ferry, ~ any manner
whatever, are notified. for the last time. thai
pay ment must be forthwith made. Longer
indulgence cannot, and will not, be given.
r. Z. McCABE, .id,a'r.
August II, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14


We understand that the Hon. JOHN
TYLER, one of the Finance Committee.
appointed To examine into the condi-
ton OF the L. States Bank. visited the
Branch in this Borough on Saturday last.
and was engaged from an early hour
until near dinner time. in examinino
the books of the institution, which were
freely and without reserve exhibited 10
hun. We also learn, that several MGR
chants OF this place have received from
the same gentleman circular letters. con-
tanning numerous interesting inquiries.
IN connection with the state of the cur
rcncy and of exchanges. Those letters
are addressed alike TO opponents and
friends ofthe Bank, and we entertain no
doubt, but that the information sought
Tor will be we'll calculated To elicit the
truth.
1t is known that Mr.. Tyler is oppos-
ed 10 the Bank on constitutional grounds.
We know that he is neither debtor nor
stakeholder IN that institution, and no
man will accuse him of being one of
the feed counsel. The friends of the
Bank are willing to abide the strictest
investigation Of the Hon. Senator, and
the enemies ofthc Bank may rest assur-
ed, that every thing done improperly
by that institution, will be fully exposed
IN the open face of day. Ii the Bank
has interfered in elections, or attempted
to corrupt the press either in this ancient
Borough or the surrounding counties,
let the Hon. Senator be informed Of il.
and let the Bank take the otlitnn which
ought. in such case, justly to fall upon
it. .NorjoN BeacOn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

Prospects IN .Nains. On Thursday the 3l,t
UT, Wing Convention was held in Aurus
Ia, 10y which the Hon. Prlrc SPR,arr was
unanimously nominated IS a candidate for
Governor Of the State. The lion. William
King, who had been spoken Of rs capddat,
previous TO the asse mbling Of the Convention
Was Present-was elected President OF the
Con'ention-and mado an address, declining
10 DC considered one Of the number. FROM
whom the candidate should be selected. H.,
saia 'hAt the Convention was composed OF
between three aud four thousand. Among
them were three Ex-Governors-M,Il iam
King, }. q. IIuntoon, and Samuel r. smith.
The gentleman last named, IL will be recol-
iected. was the Jackson Governor. prev io1s,s
TO tho incumbent. Has he renowned Ia.
Jacksonismi lfso, conversions arc no Ion
ger Incredible Bait. Pat.
VERNoNT.-The Wing Convention
OF Vermont, have nominated the Hon.
Horatio Seymour, late of the L.. s. SEN
ate. rs their candidate for Governor.
Cornelius p. Van Ness has been
nominated by a Jackson Convention
as candidate for Congress i'm the 4th
district IN the same State. In their adj
dress, # Is stated that Mr.. Van Ness is
now on his return from Spain.
The hon. LEWIS CAss, Secretary of
War, Is, we understand, about TO resign
his situation and remove TO Cincinnati
We have not heard any cause assigned
Tor this determination Ball. Chron.
RUmor.-Itis reported that the Office
OF Postmaster General of the United
States has been offered 20 Col. .9brn-
ham Bianding, of Columbus, s. G. Col.
Handing, we know, would make Sc
cond M'Lean in that department.
Georgia Courier, JULY -.
In connection with the above rumor.
which, for aught we know. is very well
founded, may be mentioned another.
which is in circulation in this city. viz
that Mr.. Barry is TO resign the Office of
Postmaster General, and to be succeed
ed in ii by Col. X. Nj. Johnson, of Ken
lucky. These, however, are rumors
merely. Whoever succeeds to the of
flee, should it become vacant, will find
1t, under its present multiplied cmbar-
rdssments, any thing but sinccurc.
Nat. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

The hon. LEWIS CAss, Secretary of
War, Is, we understand, about To- resign
his situation and remove to Cincinnati.
We have not heard any cause assigned
Tor this dctennination.-B Bali. Chron.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-30
70 fke, I0Mes!

NXTHTrE and SOUND TEETH are both orna- w ment and blessing. The best security for their advantages is to be found in the use of the BritisA Antisepfric~ Dentifsice. This elegant Tooth Po,rder with: very iiale "se eradicaes the ScurSy in the gums. and preseas the accumulation of Tarier, which not only blaekehs, hut inosens the teeth, and acceleraes their decay. The Dentifrce thus removes the prevailing causes of of- fensive breath, preserves the healhneas and f"rid- ess of the gums, and rendess the teeth beautifully ,white. Price, 50 cents.- t
 GP None are genuine unless signed on the outside printed wrapper, by the sole prop' ieor '. KIDDER ;mmediafe successor to the late Dr. w. Y. CoNwAY.- For sale at his Counting Room, over No 99' Court Street, Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment. by
 Samuel Buel and /. c. Beck,oith. LitchJfeid;
 K. CoDles. South Farms Daniel Norton,
 Canaan Judson & Whittiesey. W. Preston ;
 Isaac S. Wadssporik, Refhiena Norton &
 HendersOn, Goshen.
 Large discount to those who buy to sell again.
 February 9 lye0~co
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-30
EftrDttgI0 7EWqutrEr: PvskIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MOANING, By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of six maDnths.
 To companies of any number over six, $i 50per gear, payable as above. To companies less asn six, $i 75 per year, payable as before. 25 cents will be dedacied from each of these prices when aymeDt is niade n advance. These prices are exclusive of mail Or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearaees are paid, except at the discretion Of the editor.
 Notice 0f a wisltO disco Stnue be given before the expiration OG year.
 ADVERTISING. One squHre,- three insertions, $l. and the same proportion for move sauarrs.- RaEs square, 75 cts. C0ntiauance OveT three weeks % per cem per seek. Iiber, deduetiOn made for advertisements cuntiDRed or l3 months.
 AdminsIrators' and Executors Notices, $l % ,Commissouers' Notices, 9
 All comD,u unicatiohs must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-30
Dr. Rkzfs's Astmatjc Pills.

and little alien,on to their timely administration, will
 sssuaiiy mitigation of ,rese disorders and ge- nerally effec, The Pills are also easy and effrctual remedy for the symptoms preceding and ac. con,anying the Asthma and Consumption. For Colds, Coughs, difficulty of Breathing, txhtness and sirc tare across the Chest, Wheezing, Pain in tae Side, Splitting of Blood. SSc. Few cases can occur of any of this class "f disorders which tie purchasers of Dr.. Reiles Pills will find rich return for their iriR.hg expenditure. Price-rMioe boxes, 30 Pills, dollar half do. I2 Pills, 5O.cts
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-30
Advertisement !!

To tAe AstAmotic aud GOnsumptiUe. RTNIlE most preva eit and fatal "f all the Diseases
 ineidehtI Io ciYiiizrt! sogit4y-fhe Cohsumrtioa- may generally bn traced tire eas, alarming of dsor tle,s siig gh out egiected coia By esiimaon il a pears that i50090 persons die anauaiiy ef the Co"- sumpiion Most of these dreadful results may be att ttrhuted to common Colds, and negligent treatment of the harassing Cough that generally ensues-wich is usually followed by dcnil breathing, pain in the side, and at last Liberated Lungs Violent and re- peated A Asthmalic attacks also bring Consumptve symptoms. Oae two dollars expended in the pur- .l,.nr1, #.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-30
FOR SALE.

s{k "A and BARN, in South Corn- i!ls! WI ,oaN, 30 rods north of the Meeting skA House. with 8 4tbs of an acre of Land. For particulars. apply {"
 CHARLES c. BEERS, Goshen.
 Goshen, Jan. 15, 1634t S2
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-30
VARIETY STORE.
 F.. A. LORD

Has just receiued an assortment'f CENrLEMEN's Breast Pins, Studs Gilt VI Watch Keys. and taher Jewelry articles; Old Windsor, almond. cinnamon, vegetable, Naples, rose, oriental, and violet Soaps; Rus sia. Antique, and other Oiis; Milk of Roses, Toilet Powder. Almond Paste, Tooth Pow der, Pomatum. Lavendar Water. Cologne Water, with general assortment of Perfume ". ALSO.
 English and Wire Whips; Harmonicans ; kid and tiointrd Dolls; Dogs. Cats. Rabbits, Birds. Squirrels. Monkeys. Horses. Bird ges, M"ving Figures, and various other Toys for children. ALSO.
 A supply of Fish Hooks and Lines.
 Sept. l2 I4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-15

esnnoi take fror, him TIE custody of The pub
Lee property and the pure. - hboat an A.
sumption of Executive power, and n s"sser-
sion OF the first prime piles Of the Constitution
This - the language of the os,si7si Protest.
and ocasur ~.ih my freed from NsiUe, Mr.
SprsEuc.) that TIE supplement makes no e.
scniisi ehar.~. TFst. he Clearly proved. this
morning. g. the senate. The langlage -
somewhat n,si'iicd b. tho Sur ?.c--u;, bat
tie prc-idcnt has not ict 90 ono rsrtSe'e cf
The rover claimed ssJ asserted IN tie rri0ei-
raj doc'ncbt- Ne admits. irdcsd. ia ~. sup
~. raeni. 'w iihout r,~crNe, the Constitutional
pOzor 81 tic Legislature 10 provide by lac
nc pace or places "a xh,eh ,,.- pih,i- TO
ocy az oiher property = % ;. 1ePS,4io:. anJ
20 make each rcsuist,oGs eo,eeH.inS - Gus
,o-'y, rersosaI. OF Disposition, =, tsey raa.
think proper TO cnse;.'
HIT &c hai asserted ~ tie Pro;es.. TIA.
no officer can be created ~ CcnSrrss for
the purpose % taking charge OG II, N hose sP-
PoiHtu.cut would rot, by the Cons;ifaison, n,
once ievol, e, the President. sna uhc wou,d
M; b, rcsPops.bie To- him for the faithful
performance Of his duties and TINT Con-
gress cannot take ort OF the hands &C the
Executive department tic custody OF The pub
iic property, or morey. without y, ss~eny-
ticn Of Executive power. and = subyer>ioa o!
the frSt principles OF the Constituiio,-' These
ssSert'oos remain unretrscted. uncoasr,iiei-
eI in the Supplement. The Protest claims
FOR the rrcsscens the right n spvoiat ans Of
heer that coosre.s may desl<ssse On take
charge OF The Tres-ur-. aud tie rigAt Co con
troll Him, and THIS claim - rot .nsodo,ed OF
Withdrawn ny the supplement III s,c.r,n,
cnnccssions aroua; te n-;hiuS. unles. the
President would withdraw the q-salI6ca ilon
n ZACH he has impo-.1"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-15

Mr.. Iisrr, 81 Nsrnont, ia presenting mc-ro-
rial 10 th iIouss thc S,h instant made Tia. fol-
loving. snOasss Hany cher very scasisLa IT.
raakx:
Mr.. Speaker, the People OF WinjAam have
mn confidence m the remedies which the Pre-
sSdent proposes for the cubarrassmen,s Of the
country. They do not undo rstaad, air, shat
he means. or what we mean by talking about
furnishing the couAtry with a specie eurrcn-
ey-" They arc very much inclined to thirk
that our talk about IL Is " all . humbug. "
They are not certain that such thing - de-
sirSble- They arc no, sure but a well re=u-
lated paper medium, founded on \ sDecie ba-
SIS, may be ono Of the facilities the trsasae-
ton % business necessarily attendant upon an
rn'provedsiate Of society among free peopIe.
They hsar Of specie currency anoac the
Ar1h%, the TaItars, ard Observation-Disclosures.
and among the subjects OF desPoIs. but they
had not been informed OF any modern free
peorie that has established - = hard money
system" But. u il were desirable to 20
back % specie currency, they do not deem
practicable with 500 local Bank estaI,IJ-h-
ed under % independent State autharIi,cs
and their number daily aud hourly Increasing
Wuh not the smallest power in III, Govern
Vnent "a anJ manner to interfere with them thrt
have not been able 20 discover how we .rr
tn accomplish the obiert For ny own rar; h.
sU. have no hesitation in SAYING. and ! saw
certainly without any diSrespect 10 those
Sho may dIfter from me, :hst, Of all the spe-
eusst'ons which this speculative ne has gen
Grated, Z deem this one Of the widest aud
mot vrs'onsry. . believe Congress might A.
well undertake Ia carry the people of th,,
country back from the canal u the fore 4
boTse-P7th. from Tie steamboat 90 the seos.
wth i's setting poles. from the railroad car
20 the h1Dsi-bsrrow, n 90 exr~et n Ie-i.iate
them back 60 - n bari money svsteu
NeI'heT, sir, have these People any great
Confidence m the success OF the state Bank
" Experiment" They place but little reI,.
snee on the promises &C thu Secretary o.
furnish the eOHhtry with I" better c,,rrsorv
than thsi az TIE UHised states Bank" me-
doubt whether The hscal concerns IL In. Co
VsruEsent ran. for any lor. perin4. ~ Safely
sod Prosf~rousiy managed By the al of STATE
Banks. They have ~ sunicrat assu,1~e
mat k1Irr 3. Tanry can accomplish uhat
AiiseTt tiailatin add Nm. o. CTsaford could
not arromgiTsh. They ave, ar, for the old
snd tired remedy Of isl6-the Hrpubii~sn
remedy q aadson. Crs@fo Low nde-. Cal
latin. q ~ & sihoun and their associate .ta,es.
fneR - lat day. Statesmen Who. - u-e th@
lanTuass of suother, hsd rot conceived nat
- che suu,rnh 81 human glory Va, o. b. seated
- a. moifshIng baak - sui Who we're con-
iesi - rest thsif claim ~ rcnoun ~ = faith
i"i eevotion of their high faculties % the -
naPisiion % the sPpropFiate mean. g. ti,r de-
sirr'i ths happiness abd yrosreriy Of
useur eo,sntry.