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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

70 GENrLEMENs HAIR CUTTiNu.-Cnrehugss
system OF cutting centemeAs hair, desideratsm ~
which lis luxuranee and beauty is rendered truly
The design and execution differ entirely from the usual
cf hair cutting here the expedition and genteness Win
which the operation performed The srst artists
and Paris have acknowledged its utility and adopt -
practice. BY the bees wosds il has been denomna.es
Ge svt and whether for the Pulpit the Bar the sea- d
Stage, its elegant and classic arrangements Will aoo
grace 10 the whole contour OF u tets Hs~sss"s.
Rooms corner Of Fulsoa and Broadway, up stars
iSI-lN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
THE HUMAN HAIR.

90 The great celebrity Of" CLIREHUGHs TRICOPH.
EEOUs, OR MEDiCATED COMPOUND" fer, growth
and Of the hair has rendered necessary ap
point the following Agents to meet the demand wiz
B. Dodd, Druggist, Of Blocker and Broadway
VIM Minor, Druggist, Franklin House Broadway.
Mrs. King Bookseller, Fulton street.
Mrs. Mcguire, Comb store, Broadway
Eugene Russell, Perfumer, rs Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
j. Get Hairdresser 81 South Fourth st. Philadelphia.
J. Oakley, Druggist, Reading Penn.
j. Parker, Har-dresser Gadsbys Hotel Warrington,
r. Oakley Druggist King st, Charleston, C.
A. Giles, st. Louis ST., New Orleans
Mess Doedon Sassard Hair dressers opposite fremont
House, Boston.
And of the Proprietor ". CLIREHUGH Hair Cutter,
Fulton and Broadway, up stairs.
All applications for agencies must be post paid, with city
reference. jell-lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
uAn SELF Cooking and revolving core rislois
lOO 800 Rifles, assorted, fine and common
500 single barrel guns, do do
A, Ia A0

DELT AND STRAP MANDATORY, No SO Nassau
I'D street. between Maiden Lane and John street Constantly
turing Belts Pantaloon Straps Suspender ends
Elastic Srap and also large assortment Of Stecks ready
made Linen, Hosiery and Gloves; all of which be had
twen, Eve per cheaper than other establishment
in The city for ch only 1000 dor Brs and Hair Stock
Frames for sale cheap Jel-1m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

Brwanr None can he genuine without splendid engraved
wrapper, and the name Of L. :. COMsTOCK omit
isC.solm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

N as Liberty street TO No. AZ LsPenard street
TO SUIT THE T1MEs-oPERATIvE DENTAL
sURGERYThc subscriber perf rm, every ration the
teeth and gums modern and approved principles Of
the Dental art and with professional sk Irregularities Of
Oh. teeth in children and adults remeded csrious teeth filled
with gold. loose teeth rendered firm; teeth extracted; teeth
fred tooth complete set Feesreduced
third
NIB Toothache removed fundamentally Price 20 cent?
mvibsm DR. n. vfLLERs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

TIOW TO BEAUTIFY THE COhPLEAION.-WY
III ETIrs MILK or ROsEs-Celebrs,ed Cor the last 20
years Europe and Amcrea for .oenng and identifying the
skn AID rendering Il smooth and delicate. II per-
feet luxury after shaving washing &c positive
Tor prps sunbun, erurtioss freckes Ne Indeed
20 valuable that toilet dressing complete without
For sale. Wholesale and retail ny A. ID. D. sand 100
Fulton corner William st.; D. syme, 90 and 32o Bewery;
d. Ring 90 broadway q Lindsay, a. SSth Avenue; and
most druggs iancy stores, &c in London and America.
Ak FOR Wyeas Mia o. Ro.s. decidedly superior any
n the world. psO.sw
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-20
ISTISE
rs EEEEtEABY GHVEN


yTTyC all Legatees, Creditors, and other persons
u interested in the estates Of the respective de
ccdents and minors, that the Administration ac--
counts Of the said estates have been tled in the Of
flee of the Register of the County of Columbia, and
will be presented for confirmation and allowance TO
the Orphans Court to be held at Danvllle, in and
fer the county aforesaid, Oh Tuesday the goth day
Of August next at o'clock, T. M.
lst The account of John Yetter and Jacob Yet
ter, administrators of the estate OF Samuel eter,
late Of Catawi3sa township deceased.
I'd. The account of Thomas w. Iddings and
Sydney KreiSher, administrators of the estate OF
George kreiSher, late OF the borough Of Berwick,
deceased
Sd. Second supplementary account Of John Foust
and Christian Delh executors OF the last Will and
testament of Peter Deall, sen. late Of Mahonlng
township deceased.
4,h. Fist supplementary account Of Casper
Hartman, executor of the last will AID testament Of
John Tomllnson, late OF Cattawissa township, de-
ceased.
5th. The account of John Mench and Peter Hine-
bach, administrators Of the estate Of Micheal Hine-
bach, late Of Montour township, deceased.
Hartman, administrators of the estate of George
Hartman, late Of Hemock township, deceased.
7th. The account of Jacob and John Fry, exec
utors Of the last will and testament of David Fry,
late of MontoUr township, deceased.
sth. The account Of Samuel and John Reichard
administrators of the estate of Frederick Reichard
late OF Madison township, deceased.
9th. The account of David Eochor, administra-
tor of the estate Of Joseph Hans late Of Briar Creek
township, deceased.
10Th The account of Henry & Daniel G'ger,
Administrators Of the estate of Henry Giger late Of
Homlock township, deceased.
Ilth The account Of William Ci-ton, Admin
is:raoc Of the estate of Thomas Girton, late of Mad
ison township, deceased.
18th. The account Of John Pimer and Ellis
Hughes administrators Of the estate Of Isaac Tom
liuson, late of Cattawis-a township, deceased.
PHILIP BILLMEYER, Register.
Registers Office, Ddn.ic, JAY IL, 1899.
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advancement Of their own personal interest.
Every act of theirs for years show it, and
particularly those within the last few months
prove it. They have done all they could to
excite angry feelings in the pariy,and when
ever they could give stab at the removal
cause, they hesitated not. They never stopt
to enquire, " Is this the proper time :" and
that too, during the past year, in defiance
Of their sacred pledge that nothing should
be done that should in the least have bear
ing upon this " exciting question: l say
then, NOW is the time" now is the
day of salvation" The county is threaten
ed wtha a division that will eventually take
place unless a removal is effected. Our
limits are already sufficiently contracted
and were the Courts removed to the Centre,
no county in the State would be more con.
veniently situated for doing their county
business; but as il is, none are more wick
edly and bascly imposed upon, and none
labor under greater inconvenience.
say then, to the true and real friends of
the removal, go ahead in the righteous cause
of asserting and maintaining your rights. Let
none Of the far-feiched and cunnnsly de-
vised fables Of your opponents divide your
ranks, or onleeble your acts-be united and
harmonious in your action-and my word
for it, you will come off victorious.
SUGARLOAF.
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COUNTY MEETING.

By notice in our paper Of to-day, Of the
Democratic Sanding Committee, it will be
seen that County Meeting is to be held in
this town, on the 10Th of August. As eve
ry democrat should take an interest in the
primary arrangements for the fall election,
and as subjects of a highly important nature
to the welfare Of the party, will probably
come before the meeting, we hope to sec u
general attendance.
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The " Berwick Sentinel" is out against
the removal, and in favor Of the reelection
Of Maj. Colt. We think he will find il
rather an uphill business TO sustain him in
the upper section Of the county, at least
The people have too much at stake to elect
a man'tns fall who is decidedly hostile to
their Interest; and besides, large majority
Of the democracy Of the county are anti
bank and an,i-corporation men, and have no
hlea of having bank, or stock-jobbing
corporation in every nook and corner of the
county.
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- - -

OIL Times.-Tho following is extracted
from an old number of the London Maga-
zine, of October 1875. Itshows the march
and progress of malrimony amidst the tur-
moils, battles and strilcs OF 10:
"Faicfeld, Aug. 2oM.-Lnst evening,
was married, the Hon. John Hancock, Esq.
President of the Continental Congress, 10
MISS Dorothy Quincy, Of Boston,"
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r1r1n-r-znrz-zEa
BRIDGE LETTING.

The contracts for buildinp BRIDGES on the
Nj, p..17L 60, ~ ~,
'o"ei o'',''o" o' ''o N"''" D''mc'i Oa''a''
have finally been awarded as Will be per-
ceived by the following from the Danville
|InteIlirancer. The bows. the WINS and
,bo n,Lo,ac,,,s ono hos,,.,,o,nn - ,Lo .,Io.,
"' ,''''U' VS. a.' '''' '.Io~ =" - '''o ''''''
council. IL lS7 IS more 225; ana II no eE-
pcrience is better than long experience,
then 1t is perfectly fair and honorable in 4
pubic ocicor;o dialranchiso portion of
county, to crafty personal hostility.
Tlo p,:,c,7 =, =, r.-h,r, ,I,;, soosor or
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The Register man calls upon the wings
Of Sugarloaf 10 disavow the authorship Of
my communication published in your last,
and calls it 'caIumney" for whig to be de-
nominated a removal man. No doubt he
considers it so when applied to himself; but
the wings generally in this portion Of the
county, do not think it such " filthy bu-
siness." Iwoud advise The certificate men
to give us the real name Of the Registers
correspondent, before they attempt to ascor-
tain mine. II they, or the Register, will
DO that, will not put them to the trouble
of procuring certificates to prove a Mega
!iUe. A WING OF SUGARLOAF.
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SgrURDSE; JUzY 20, 1880.
EHG7unROCEo attic
C0TTNrY HFElTl'rTNG G4.

H.
In compliance with the request of number Of
Democratic cizons, the DEwocRAT1c SrANDIyG
ComMrrBr Of Columbia County, recommend the
holding Of a
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING
q, .he house Of Dauic! Gross, in Bloomsburg, on
Saturday, The loM 0fA"gust nert,
for The purpose Of nal ing arrangements for the fall
election, aud to take into consideration the situation
Of the party, and adopt such measures as shall con-
duco to ito best ntalast and that of the County
generally.
MICHAEL FORNWALT.
IRAN DERR.
DemccraficS'anding Committee Of Col Co.
July II, 1889.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-20

MEXICO AND TEXAS.

Tie Rumors which have been aAoat Of
new invasion Of Texas BY Mexico, now
that the French difficulties are settled, and
the Federal party crushed, are beginning to
assume a more definite shape. Tie New
Orleans IrVe American has received intelI-
grnce, from a quarter declared to be euli-
lied TO credit, Of the intentions Of Mexico
towards Texas in small delachments simu-
laucousiy, aud 10 rendezvous on the R.2
Dra2oa until Ihe grand body shall number
about 9 eco men. The centre is 10 be sup
ported by detachment of cavalry, stretch
cd to the right and left, so as to sweep the
whole country. The invading force is not
to be less than 1900 men. An exierm.-
mating war is to he waged. No quarters to
man,Woman,or child viii be the watchword;
not house 10 he len standing in the coun
try. Universal piiIage is to be allowed, TO
jrcile the soldiery TO action. The whole
command is to devove upon Bustameu,e;
and should he be worsted in his march by
i've Texans, Santa Anna is to take the field
in person, al the head Of 10000 men. The
campaign is to begin in September.
Ealtim0re .lmlric0a.
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Notice,

ALL persons are hereby cautioned a.
gainst purchasing TWO NOTES Of hand.
for "a deIlars each, given by US to Hhiel
$. Richardson, dated the 9Th day of De-
cember, 1888, as we have received no val
ue for them, and are determined not 10 pay
them unless compelled by law.
GEORGE VANSICKLE.
CHARLES PRICE.
Bloom, June %, 1889.
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TO PENSIONERS,

Residing IN CoklmJia County.
Their money due them on the first day Of July
1899 is ready It can be had at any time by cal
ling or sending
JEREMIAH WELLIVER, Tres
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DSST. PTITTIR.

ENFORN1S the public, that he has located him
u seifin Bloou,sOurg, at the house of Mr.. l..
lei ght where he will at all times be ready to at
tend to all calls for his probes sional services.
JulY 20.
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NOTICE..

The Subscriber, in April last, gave Note
to WILLIAM EDGAR, of Greenwood,
Columbia county, payable tie first dav of
April next for One Hundred and fUe Dol
lars. All persons are cautioned against
purchasing the same. as the title to the
land for which it was given, is incumbered
and in dispute, and am determined not to
pay the same till the title is clear.
HENRY ANDERSON.
Dallas, Llzerne county, June l3, 1889.
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Is it possible I!
TXN IN.

YES INDEED!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESS.
FFJYHE Fifth New Supply for this summer, in
IN the highly recommended Drug Store, with
the suitable name HEALTH EMPORIUM.
The subscriber has made arrangements with all
the Importers Of Medicines, Patented and others,
Toys, Perfumery, &c. i'll the city of Philadelphia
and has received an appointment of Agency for
most OF the Patent Medicines now in existence in
Pennsy ylvaHa, which he offers for sale as cheap as
they can be obtained in the State, at the Health
Emporium and Family Warehouse, Bloomsburg,
Columbia County. D. ). TOBIAS.
July 20.
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TTTNSS

HE Subscriber informs his old custom
eTs and friends, and the public generally,
that he has added
DRUGS AED MEDICINES
to his TOY AND CONFECTYON4-
PY Shop, and having just returned from
Philadelphia, he offers for sale, general
assortment, consisting Of almost every art-
Gle made use OF in Families, OF by Phvsi-
clans; as also, almost every description of
patent medicines. lie has also.
DYE-srUFES, PAINTS ORANGES, LE-
MONS, RATsINs, FIGS, TOYS
AND CCKFECTIOEAIE,
and various kinds Of PERFUMERY and
SHAVING SOAP, together with almost
every article usually keptin a variety store.
Having made arrangements for constant
supply from the city, he hatters himself
that he shall at all times be able to furnish
his customers with every article in his line,
that may be called for, Of as good a quality,
and upon as reasonable terms as any of his
neishbors.
JOHN r. MOYER.
Bloomsburg, June IS, 1889.
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Notice.

IN pursuance Of the Constitution of the Com
Il monwealth of Pennsylvania--Notceis is hereby
given by the subscribers citizens of said Common
wealth, that they and Others will make application
to the next Legislature for the creation Of corpo-
rate Body with Banking and dscounting privileges,
of the named and style of the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Colum-
6ia County,
to be located at such site place within said Coun-
ty of Columbia, as shall be fixed upon by Com
missioners appointed in such manner as the Legis-
lature shall direct for fixing the location of said
Bank, and with a capital of two hundred thousand
dollars Said corporate body to be created for the
object Of securing to the citizens of the Common
wealth. and Of the County of Columbia, the bene-
fits Of banking Institution, with the rights, pow
ers and privileges Of the Bank of Northumberland.
A. B. SHUMAM,
S. E. CRAIG.
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" TO BE SOLD,
" TO BE HANGED,

GA likely young Negro about l8 years
of age. lie is hanged for no fault, but for
want of employ, and to preserve him from
the greater evil of being sold as a slave
for life."
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DYERs OPEN YOUR EYES.
EEENGAL Indigo Spanish DO Yerdigries, blue
MEs Vitrial White do. for sale cheap and good, al
the Bloomsburg Ware House, by
d. s. TOBIAS.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN The Post Office at Blooms
burg, Juiy lst, 1899.
Baylor Ella, Meyer i. Dr.
BiUcnbendor John, Mcdowell NJ.
Baker Aseneth, Philips G. w.
Barns hir. Poor overseers of
CrcssIer John, Montour township.
DreheI Frederick Telrikin Winslow &
Davenport Ira, Co.
Everett Obed, R0senherger Bel
Emmons MIR. Ritter William,
Firman Capt, Smith George or
Fieck Daniel, Daniel,
Gaskias Rachel, Smith Adm. II.
IOwer John, Squire e.
Hagebuch Mr.. owner Squire Eben
of Boat Superior. Squire Mr..
Uehey Charles, Smith George,
Keller John Esq. Shipman Jacob,
kcauda Jacob, Stone David,
Kendig Q. Thomas Charles Q
Kroner Polly, Thatcher John M.
Long Joseph Sr. Faliarchamp a.
Larshy Ruben, Werman John,
Mellick Andrew, Workman John 2
Mendeuhai John, Wells Henry,
Morton John, Waller Rev. Mr..
MLn,osh Alexander, so.
Mier Lewis DR..
B. RUPERT, P. NJ.
Persons calling for letters On the above
list, will please say they are advertised
BlOomsburg, July 9. 1889,
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MILITARY NOTICE.

THE Bloomsbury Artillery will meet at
the hose of Charles Doebler, IN Blooms
burg, on Saturday the Sd day of August
next, at Q o'clock in the afternoon in COM
plete uniform, for exercise and Drill.
BY order of the Captain,
Z. ARMSTRONG, D. S.
July 20.
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81 E. .EWARD

viii be paid to any person that will give
intormatiGGG, of 1t9es neSs9p.- or psrsons that
'---IiL L., "a, e,.,o pitzsfpllnusSdiate
Iy below Mckelvy's dam, in Fishing creek,
so that the scoundrels may be brought to
justice. DANIEL GROSS.
June 30.
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From the NclU Hauen Herald.

FIFTY YEARS AGo.-ln these degenerate
days it is sometimes useln to review the
past and compare the present with orr for
mer state. A fIlend has handed Us file of
the "NeIC HaUen Gazette, and Connecticut
Magazine,' for the year 1887, published
by Joseph Meigs, formerly Professor OF
Mathematics in Yale College, which con.
lains great many curious "reminiscences.
Among others we observe the following.
ITO BE SOLD,
" A healthy, strong and active Negro
Boy, about l years Of age. Inquire of
the Printer"
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Suicide from Joalon,y.-A Miss Eliz1-
Ielh Ro5edeo Of Brooklyn, aged 10, who
'as engaged to be married soon, on the 2d
July in Ct Of jealousy swallowed q
'oriion of poison, which terminated her ex-
enPe.
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N3st R1rriJIa'-Tae Memphis, Ten
l'as:' inqui;or of Ia's date says: The
Poly of man was discovered on the 2G,h
IT,, H7atng in the Mississippi, about three
niI's below this place, tied to a log. The
Ihroat was cut from ear to ear, and the ob-
aoten opea chi The bowls ripped out.
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DATES ! DATES (!

A preserved Fruit 10 eat.
PEPPER SAUCE, for sals at
Z0jta3' Health Emporium, Bloomsbury.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-07
MARSHALL'S SALE.

William S Webb Retunab,a =
vs. al e IA Circuit cs " Inc $
M Holingsworlh and vember term 1870 20 No.
'S'"' ioSS.
WDY virtue Of the above stated 6
ED me directed from The Hon = a %
United States Circuit Court, ror tho Sa'',
ern District Of Mississippi, | viii oS vu'a,
to public sale for cash, on the 6,s, l, n
day IN October next, before the , oa
house door Of Holmes county, all The W., .Ol0
title and interest the said defendant gu, t'
in or to the following described pro0o "a.a
to wit, two town lots, known as Io,sr ny
bers 81 and SO, situated and lyinr !; au' y
town Of Franklin, with all the im, = u'
ments thereon; levied on as the nrp pso.s'
Of the defendant, and will be sold !, p, !.
isfy the above stated execution and oo 81.
w. M. GWIN, Marshall '''s
BY P. M. FERGUSON, DEPUTY
Sept I 43 IDS prn'ts fee 80
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-07
SHERlFF'S SALE.

w. W. Whithead Returnable - n,
VS. al G ia on bond Circuit Cour, ,ana.
w F McMath, John NJ Der Term 1920 wv
Brown s. John Hearn.
ND Y virtue of the above stated execo;,,
I'D to me directed and in order 10 saIi.
fy the same, ! will offer to the bicbs,
bidder for cash before the court 6ou,.
door Of Holmes county, on the third llor.
day of October next, the following aescrib.
ed tract Of land, to wit, the east half d
south east quarter Of section number ii
the south west quarter Of south east Cqs,
ter and the east half Of south west quartz
Of section number Is, and the south wed
quarter Of south west quarter of section
number ID, all in township number IS
OF range number 3 east. This is yaluabl,
land, and good title, no doubt. Lewis
on as the property Of John Hearn, to "
isfy the above stated case and costs.
I. w. PICKENS, Sheriff
Sept I 43 ids Prn'ts fee $22 50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-07
THE CANVASS.

The candidates for the state Legislature
have opened the contest, and are now
fairly in the field. We have already six
candidates out, three democrats and three
wings, and more expected. We expect a
warm and close contest, but incline to the
opinion that the county is as formerly,
democratic. The White delusion here
as in Tennessee, led away many good
democrats, who were deceived by the old
mans professions, thought they were sus-
tanning their principles. Recent devel-
opments showing the new position that the
Judge and his friends now occupy, has
| induced them to examine more infinitely
the principles and the men to which he
and his party wish them transferred; the
result Of this examination is advantageous
to democracy; The state rights men, hitli.
erto acting with the wings, will no lcnse.
submit to so unhoiy an alliance; all things
considered, our friends have every thing
to hope, and nothing TO fear.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-07
q

exports so much more than she imports,
or sells SO much more than she buys, must
flourish eventually, without the interyen.
ton Of an unnatural and artificial course
Of trade, which by divesting her Of her
valuable product, places It powcrless at
the mercy Of its oppressors.
Without national bank, however, these
monopolists can never succeed. They
have not the means, the power of concen-
trating and uniting, and Of extending their
broad arms over the whole south. We
trust, for the interests Of the cotton grow
ing states, for the whole union, that they
never may. Without bank we expect
to see the ruined commerce OF the south
revive, we expect 10 see our cities and
seaport towns attain that stand aud com.
mercial Importance to which their great
natural advantages entitle them. We
expect 10 see the whole south prosperous
and teeming with abundance. Revers'
it--give northern merchants nationa
1 bank, suffer your own local banks to swim
| die and tramphe upon you as heretofore
let them have your cotton for their depre
ciated post-note currency, and encourag
them to issue yet another batch, and il
stead Of getting out of debt, ana in a
easy situation, YOU rivet the letters sti
more closely and will find by painful es
perience in few years, that you are cnl
tenants at will, with all you possess, {
the lordly nabobs Of the north.