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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.
DIR. J. FRANCIS.
OCTHTST

no. ~ BARCLAY STREET.
WITHIN TWO DOORS OF THE Aston HOIrsr
is preparations haze almost every lnstsnee 5000
IL Astonishing ali nammatory diseases ar m. I've
weakness OF sight &c and ved ts ~
durable, az is fully attssted by the following " " ~
CERTIFICATES.
certify that Jacob Valentine youth of about IL v..r. Al
age, brought TO my house last a apparently b6 NJ.
called to-day and that he been The paent ~
Dr. Francis whose has been the meaps und :,
God, Of recov eIing his sight.
Rector of st. Georges Church. Beekman st. March laIo
-" wasneay blind for twelve years with nebua coyerms
the sight and eriectiy restored by Dr.
MARTHA BROWN, III Forsy streetS
" certify TO the above being true statement.
q. BENEDICT, Pastor Of the Stanton It. Church,
was nearly blind for twenty years. with Cataract in
each eye Surgical aid resorted To without any good e
feet; but from the Of Dr. Francis wonderful preparation
for that diseasc,ny sight is perfectly restored.
HESTER JOHNsON,iss South st. New York;
We the undersigned have witnessed the astonishing ell
cacy Of Or Francis for diseases of Eye
hesangly recommend them to the Of the public -
valuable remedies.
DUNCAN, DUNBAR Pastor of McDOussl street Church,
New York.
S.H CONE Pastor OF the First Bar fist Church.
JOHN Pee X, Actnt of the Home Mission Society.
JACOB BROUNER Pastor ef the Nsrth Baptist Churehs
JOSEPH ANDRApE, Roman Catholic Priest of ST.
Peters Church.
Numerous certificates can be seen at TIE Office.
N. B-Prspared and sold ONLY by Dr. FRANCIS. No. 10
Barely street, New York
90 Artificial Eyes inserted, equal in appearance to the
mo unhG
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DENTISTRY

l.
WIN, THORN. DENTIST, soieits the attention of those
w who Artificial Teeth, and hos. who may require
the Teeth Knowing that here IS di;sgreeass taste IL The
mouth Of those s who 1dgs in 81 from the acton
inserts eehrom one to complete without using par
ticle Of metal of any description.
81 Chambers stTet. ms I'm.
K DIV stl continues diseases iof ali
hPs. with P ~ s and Judgment
even those have aggravated by the per
Of n,r AID sns III ss Of
e which tends TO and destroy the constitution
His medicne mild and will not disagree with The most fas
well known for lis virtues ia curing the most
and deplorabe Terms mOdsrate-es ia
TINA1E AND POUDRETTE.-Ths Lodi Manufacturing
Company now offer 400 barrels Of Poudretts for sale and
: This have os,
better than what has been made New York and
they have The evidence Of farmers and practical chemists to
covered and greatly improved process in making Pou
drehe, although much more eIpensiys They do not now
nor moulding saad from Inc Cundss NOR tho
nss saTS Il {: i S
have determined 10 make article which the farmers
% %
T.RM.-Cash on delivery for Psudistts 40 cents bu.h.!
s
will not contain four bushels heaped measure BY
nomy with which they applied boy will do more
IN day than two men with team carng out manure in
say bushe Of Poudette load Of
These manures may be had Of Mr. Jacotus the sclsn
sack Bridge New Jersey; of Messrs stwsl Dey, No.
s FsHs at ss Of a.
sddrs::ed The pdi Co. DO. sos Pat or
wishing given time may give oids IN
advance and the company will reserve them. mslmdr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

DR A. G HULL, NO: 4vEsEY STREET, Aston.
- HOUSE, NEW YORk.-Persons afflicted with rup.
lures may rely upon the be:s nst5pmsnta aid the yosd
either Of hi. agents the chef towns Of the
United Stae rsent must he careful to examine the back
Dr. Hull in writing None other are genuine OF to b r.
lied good Children under twelve versally
cured without further than the cost Of the Truss
The radical cure has heea under tn.
truss Office and brought state Of unrisalled per-
lection. nails I'm"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05
INDICATED CANDIES.

N Z DiCA r - " n IN DIEO.
DR. FLEMINCPS WORM CANDY is undeniaby the
Il. most perfectly adapted to the total sxtermnaon OF
pared Children Ike IT, and is warrant Vegetable and
HIS DiARKHGA. CANDY, prepared from his celebrated
Quaker Balm is said to do wonders all ooweI complaints
In dahoea attendant the last stage Of consumption it
soothing and sautary is pleasant safe and certain.
His CATHAKTIC CANDY certainly opens in
medical compounds For cleansing and mvigora,ing the
nels bilious habits cold aundce headache and indeed
all where shysc needed this candy
-besides it pleasant 20 take peppermint candy.
His DINNER CANDY for cottveness indiges ton dis
trcss after eating he rtburn &c &c. recommended
OF stomachics and tones in And then it is
SO handy and safe.
The rapidly sales and popularity ofhese pleasant
'TCOVERT's BALM Or LIVE, for all affections of the
lungs and wudppe dysp psa &c &c unequaled remedy
read the iolowlng-
NR.CsvERr:-
Sl- have received much ben. fit from the OF your
Balm of Life in removing the about the
BY dy spepsia and especially Strengthening my Voice
cannot that my he ah fully restored but great
ly improving THEODORE TAYLOR, Jr,
N York, Feb.l 1874. las Nassau street
Sold wholesale AID retail bv J.COVERT,
1871 Nassau street
Also by s. J. Stewart, rs Fulton at Brooklyn ms I'M
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DOO OR n w ~ Z
MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE Of SURGEONS
wi of London Edinburgh aud Of the Medical College of
profession. ,,,,
DR. F. is encouraged by the UNIFORM attending his
mode of of venerea elects, structures
and merouria affections together with all
those other bad mptoms which the constitution
and found alton of decay either from NAL
irs or any other cause persons appetite
is generally detective and the relish for life almost
being pleasant to he taste and sne gently astrnges the
good digestion requires His treatise constitutional
Sous debility affords very extensive observations sexual
iusive habits all m attendant symptoms phvs!oogeay
Street where Doctor b. consulted at ali hours the
day night Letters (post pad) will receive immediate
tent m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

l. AsnANGr ON LUNDUN -B,l,s OF eschange at so. 30,
Co Gays OF at sight on Msssrs Prescott O owe, Amess
~ 'a'Ne's LONDON Tor sale at all times by
40 NICHE BROTHERS co, as Fultonst.,
Next door the Fulton Bank,
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iNt-Cens,snees yer ba,que sib,ri, Capt Bar'i,u,
from Liverpool, will rlcase send their board nj
foot OF Rector street Err TO the Office Of the
goods not NIT ed IN I'VE dsys must Numerically be sent
- the psbli- sor JOHN HERDMAN,
al 81 South stst et.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

WOOL-2o south American W DOL suitable
w for Sattneis. Flannel, &c.
so 600 lbs do do do suitable for Csrpsts for sale
~ lots to suit purchasers. by GILMAN, SMALL CO.
mil Sv* Ferry street
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MeSpAY, March 81, lS42.
The following reached US this morning by MIR. S.
Mssina who left Matsgorda at Saturday. II
will be observed that the facts stated from dis
met sources.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

BALrIMoRs, April T. 1872.
Arrival of Lord Asiburton, Special AtiEe from
the Court Of 81 James.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

ENCHRIUlUN MEDlLUM-The undersigned, a regular
II practitioner Of medicine in the City Of New York.
Der of the Medca Institutions Of the State and County
during the last eight accomplished great number
wonderful and ,risDg every variety Of
standing dscase offers his and edcnes without
charge, until the patient has fairly tested the medicine sse
The ads ance1 beng so years and
experience OF Dr. Solomon Hene rantee that the pub
lie will not be deceived He will be found till the of May
the Of Canal street and Broa lway, and
that ia Reed street near Broadway.
Nsi ute quod agmus est gloria nostra, Naura
sapat, medicus curat morbus." -
I'M SOLOMON HElNE. nj. d.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04
COMMON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

This is On OF those things too little attended TO
IN our schools. We believe in many IL receives
some attention, but in the majority OF common
schools, the exercise is not called for. We notice
1t is extremely neglected in some Of the higher
schools. This in our opinion. is entirely wrong
To write a good composition IS truly useful and
desirable Accomplishment, and were il regarded
according 10 ifs real, intrinsic importance, we be.
teve /, would receive greater attention.
A knowledge Of the ar; Of composition. or Of
arranging cur thoughts and writing them upon
paper, can be acquired as well knowledge OF
arithmetic geometry, or any thing else, but we
believe in order TO write we'll requires much prac
tlce. 1t is true some can write better than 9th
ers, but We think the difference in this is not
greater Than in many other attainments. To
write composition is one thing, but 10 write
good composition is quite another.yet we imagine
all can learn to compose well, II they give the
subject suitable attention.
We have visited some schools in which i, was
the practice TO Require each scholar % write &
a few lines every day; others every week, and
many in which IT not required at ell. There
are some advantages attending its daily requlsi-
ton, and some Disadvantages. The best arrange.
nent with which we are acquainted, IS 10 require
q composition Of each pupil, Of suficien, age and
requirements, every week. Every composition
should be corrected before the school. The wr-
tiers name need not be mentioned. unless al his
option. Every should be pointed out; and
the best 10 do this is to w-Ite each sentence,
which needs correction, upon toe black board,
ian article which every school should he furnish
ed WITH and ask the opinion Of the other scholars
on the arrangement and choice 81 words, sc. &c.
In this way, and By sufficient practice we believe
all may become good writer's Some appropriate
time may BIO selected every week for the purpose
OF correcting them. and II may be made very in
.teresling.
/ We know there i great aniipathv on the part
OF MANY scholars 10 this exercise, but the CUES.
ton arises, does It not emenate from the defec-
! tive manner in which il IS taught? We do not
hesitate 10 affirm that il does, generally. Schol-
ars, if left to choose their subjects. will fre.
quently select those which would perpiex a skill
ful writer to do them justice, and they become
discouraged, and they think they can never Learn
/ to write good composition. Teachers should
assist their scholars n selecting a subject, if they
wish assistance, and if possible illustrate il by
naming some of the leading points II con iains.-
We believe good teacher San make this de-
ilightfll exercise.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04
Post Office Department.


For the service OF the General Pos, Office for the year
eighteen hundred and forty in conformity 10 the act
second Of July, eighteen hundred and ihryz, iof
millions four hundred and eghty-hTe thousand ana nine
hundred dollars, viz: .,,.
No. POI For transportation Of the mall three Hlii''hs
one hundrsd nd fifty thousand dollars
No 20l For ton postmastsrs nine landred
and thousand dollars: Pro0tded ho~erer, lha' IN
10 required be rendered by postuas
ters shall be the duty of postmasters al Se" OLE,
ton Philadelphia Baltimore, and New Orleans ana the
other several Of the Union, each and every year mere
after TO render account to the fossaEef
General under oath, in such form as the latter sha pre-
SCRIBE purpose Of giving full effect to tins proViso Of
al. smoIments or by respectively received for
boxes pigeon holes other ecePtaces for letters or pa
pers by charged for to ndviduas or for the de-
yery papers from place either OF
Cities other than the actual post Office Of such CITY
all emoIumenls, and profits that have CONS
% ter hands by reason keeping branch post offices in
either cities and if from such accounting II shall
appear tina, received by either Of the post
masters at either cities for such boxes and pigeon
holes receptaces for letters and papers, and Tor
delivering papers from place III eieF Of
said cities, said post Office and by reason q
keeping branch post Office in either OF said eies 7ha III
the aggregate exceed the of three thous and dollars IA
INV year. shall DO paid to the fnsa.ieF
General for the use and purposes Post Once De-
pament and shai hereafter, under any pre-
lance have, eceve retain for hlmei IN
the aggregate than ave thousand dollars per year. IN
GLIDING salary. commssions boxes, and all other fees per-
qusos, ard emoiuments, of name or character what
soever, aud for any service whatsoever
No 203 For ship, steamboat, and way letters, twenty
thousand dollars.
No 204 For wrapping paper, sixteen thousand eight
No 205 For Office furniture (tor offices OF posnaStofs)
four thousand six hundred dollars.
No o06 For Advertising thirty thousand five hum
bred dollars.
No POT For mail bags, twenty thousand dollars.
No 20s For blanks thirty thousand dollars.
No 2Oo For mail locks keys, and stamps, ten thousand
dollars
No For mail epredations and special agents. twenty
eight thousand dollars.
No2lI FOR clerks offices, sodeputy Pos'tnsors
two hundred thousand dollars.
No Oh For mi cellaneou- fny-eight thousand dollars
Jorfed That the President and the Postmaster GENERA
shall hav power transfer ian4s from ore to "
her head Of appropriations between foregoing 0p"ro
urfatons service OF the General Post I'm
the President and any other head Of an Executive De
arnent now have funds ufer oaf
70 the service another, other branch OF t
public service. JONI VIM -
Sneaker Of tie House of Rrgrsss1 t4tires
SANI'L l.. SOI THARD,
Preutert of The Senate pro tear2re-
Approved May Is, lo42 JOIN / li'i&'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04
VkLuk2lE PROPERLY Feb SALE.

VIi s9nsetrer i. detoa- II setting private sale,
any Ct Improperly hereinafter trs- -.ae4, tys,t:
TIE House aid Iat, tire corner afesn anJ Front
streets occuFle a5 Joaa W il--aHsoa store.
4 huill5a- Ia w.,l Old house It. on Man street,
adjoining tae aavs named lot the aud oiaas
,ne three story h--a lately g1t mp by job portion.
bai.iaL IA, also Main stresa assia- tae rreaac-
Of AfmstTon, Crimes west. rta1ias
80 feet atev, aa3 having the a#vas.a-e
alley oxlea4nEron the 'front.' along Whole ,s back
% tie t5--t aeBtDaeG alley.
The rroncItYwAe-e he resides, consisting of rood wei
finished o.c& ol.ug house, nearly The main bal
il - by tcet, wta four TIE aogr.
passage enFy, ktrhen, rsa house. hal5e ali
tfick. god anl aaHIy stable. uat buildings
of good quality Ezcsent vaser; Toofv. dry and airy
cellar; sh,u. two and half Of ground.
quantity sa3t the purchaser; fr1lt Of
kaas- 1ae situation ) surpassed by any 21are,
p.easaatae It Is vel calculated private resi-
deare and yetz convenient part ctv,
unt would be good situation fol boarding house This
property the Undersigned iapr3v expressly per
residence, and believes wI.G bear ias0cc.oa.
AIsa Fam Of s. situated bout ! miles from
te CIty Gireiy GsecaTiie road originally
aa5 Improved 5y Frederick Hoover, au br Da-
vd Holloway Ihc situation i unusually fine: has ON ii
several siFongan3 aeveraling Sprngs; ezceIen;
cha RI consisting Of 300 trees, embracing good geIey
OF fruit.
The terms Of safe Of Of the above property,
Will be fair an3li5eraI, price and Those
posed pdrcha5e sIc properly, respectfully invited
call and ezamIie for themselves
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond. rif:h Month 22a4, ISL. 20f
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PEnPGSAI.S
PROPOSALS
For pa.j&a7s 1erto2traI, dsrots3 T. tic oslisc #
Ieu2Hs-EEee. T. ds emitted
THE HASnInGT0MIkN.

Is ;.7y rules . Temperance! thar o1e
Al pleasures, which from health an SIREN 1oz
Nizor Of body, purity Of miu3
JHclr4ded reaso1, sentiments Fe5ael,
anixt. ratainted JOYS. without renorse,
T. Ia;emperate sinners failing c1;=s.''
The object IF the undersigned II the pr7o=ea pu5ca
oa : 70 adj hsEbe auxiliary 70 the cause Of Tenn
s7a1re;as great moral reform which spreading
throughout lana; aaI lend ms feeble aid further
t0e OBJECT Of rae NaSnnzaHs. In tie columns Of the
there VIII no. &c found Any ectaFian vicas
on religion uat-an opinions N politics. tut broad
platform Of Eenevoaace and good Nil al uzill
aa.H taiasa. CT evils weI.a follow incorporate
ase Of ardent sPs7l-s needless t9 speak TINS p5soc-
tas-yoauez aisae contain them. They viii, how
he commented upon anI sxase from 70 time,
IL satrit caaEty s-j love We u-: saw however.
IN IRE sRzaa-e Ct tie hfackssei 3a1se.s Judah VINO
sang dance, saul hath slain ms Thousands and
Dasl z3= e0i-aa-' sat Istenlce-lre has sa5a hun
5res Of tso=ant= I6e es4 s.l abroad in the Iaad
Hu2lres st tosG5 ca7tiyes y rs chains al are
eathTaled oy almost irres..es v5tiated a1d
craving appetite. To induce ae-afe u cver-os ;a=
desire haait8al # a'choho- drink an 10 en-
courage those signed PLEDsE % maintain i.
sha.. he TIE Of tsis humble sheet
Esn3e: X interesting general reader portion
Of the paper vii be devoted Literary Poetry,
&c. &c
TERNs.-The Wasnirgtonian. vii BE published, semi
monthly Medium shes; at Per annan, payable in
ac'
CALEB CLARK.
Richmond, May III. I542
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

We have quite number Of good writer's, both
male and female, IN this country, tut they were
beginners once, and wha, they have done others
may do. They doubtless met with many difficult
ties, bu, still they persevered and have received
benefits which more than compensate them for Ill
their toll. A distinguished writer says, II q
hard task FOR him 10 write when he first common
ced, but by constant practice he made II delight
full exercise, a recreation indeed. THIS, W g have
no doubt, might be the with all. Let US
give composition more attention IN eur schools.
and we believe shall see great and good re
suit -Herald of Education.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

The Richmond Compiler says iha, relative or
Young Semmes has paid into the court at Char
lottesviiie, Va. $4,000, the amount OF bail for
feited By his non appearance TO answer the charge
Of having murdered Professor Davis.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

DR. JAYNT-S EXPECTORANT-Tais liable
medicine i daily eect.rZ Of the astonlst-
in- and w7I5e-1i have been known. Al
-soi i 5r Asthma, Cough, Splitting u B33t,
H8a3iaz Cough Crop Hives, Consumption, Chronic
P.eary, H5arseaszz. Pain Soreness Breast
Eca If issat5a and ataer the Ii GS
aud BREAST. aAd 90 attest IFS usefulness.
Il stands unrval!eaI stands pre-e aeaTRY IT, md
You VIII be forced acknowledge taat IA hare 4D
cannot b. orerra3 that stands far above and be-
y9ni tie reach t2at the ony asonate,
only natural, only truly
resting and cIrlH- diseases 81 Pulmonary Organs
Extract of certificate from the Rev Dr. Babcock, e
Precedent Of t1e WateFyl.ie College, Maine:
''Eron IntJraats personal Acquaintance with Dr.. ID.
JAYNE. -Iar student Medical University Penn
y.Fana and experience successful practitioner n eI-
cine. prepared appreciate
noaias in favor OF mis- different medical Ich
-hiy iae great orty Of those Waira
,easi~ey eu.9gI=ef. On trial Of them my family.
personally, ] nave tHan realized
favorable ant5cif atoms. They what they profess
prepared aBtiS8tes
5r some affective Of human diseases Know
some Of the most respectable Of the regular practitioners
nelcIne city and elsswHer7. and do hesitate
% commend valuable addition
5ica, -a.e we'll emineny 1sefa remedy for the
diseasei.''
RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr.
n. Nicholas Harris. Of lac deacons Of the Frs
Baptist Church Of Pm aaepaIa mas been perfectly
b. it-af:er aT5a- suffered sixty years with Asthma
which bal3e the z<I be=r Phvs
clans Of the cay. Miss Mary Campbell Of FaYe,te Co
Pa cured Of Asthma of eighteen years standing
BY tbs ETpect0raat.
Finally, hat public have long desired, medicine
kind which might be depended upon, prepared by
regular physician offered and had
JAMES h. DUGDALE,
July "a. I54l.-29-ly RICHMOND, Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

Temperance in Haine.-oyer TOO rum shops
have haan dosed in Maine within one year. DO
600 have tzen tho temperance pledge, among
whom are 5000 reformed drGnkaT1=-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

TO- That No peron paid for carrying the Office mails
doing other duties which ought 10 De zone oy Inc
rnes.en9ers Of uarticuiar DEPARTMENT..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

Rendezvous c19se3-The Naval rendezvous
lately opened at kensiogton, ct hi1h goodly
number Of men have shipped Tor the service, has
been closed, By order of The Secretary of the Ma
Wy, for want Of funds TO carry i. Oh.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

4 Buster-Edwa-d A. Smith, Esq, of Long
Island, has raised OF his farm the largest OK ever
seen In the United States. T'ao animal i almost
whIte-rnereIy a few coiored spots on his body
lie is Is feet ; inches high. - fee, inches n
length. Q fee; IL inches smallest girt and weighs
over 1000 pounds; and, what is more surprising
he IL not 81. u ears Old.
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The HarnonIst:

DFTSG = collection Of Tunes from the mos, approved
ID authors. adapted every variety of metre IN ae
Jan. 27t1. I5a2. BOOK STORE
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From Tho Morning SLar.

aatsre neous Setce o II s
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.9a3 eay artats # LETIER-FHESS iitLhlLNG,
cl1rstea IT n @ ytetre. a,l{ "a good II r., Ct Tie
2IllIELg}fd CGgECE.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-01-18


BY NJ. MCCARTHY, D. Clk.
Dec. &c, 1871. ct. PISS.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-01-18
MARYLAND

The Legislature of this State be-
gan Its annual Session at Annapolis on
Monday last; and on Tuesday RICH
ARD THOMAS was chosen President
o. the Senate, and j. H. NICHOLSON
Chief Clerk of that body; and J. C..
LEGRAND was chosen Speaker of the
House of Representatives. The Sem
ate, OF course, Is Wing, and the House
OF Delegates the other way.
referring to the matter ofim portance
which will engage the attention of the
Legislature at its present session, the
Annapolis Republican rema ks.
"Among these will be the providing
of ways and means to pay the interest
OF the public debt which will fall due
during the year 1912. For this pur-
pose it is now evident that an increase
will have TO be made in the tax upon
all property, the late assortment show
ing that the present rate is not suffi-
cient for that purpose. We hope
that there will not be a dissentin g
voice in that body to an increase Of The
tax to such degree as will meet fully
every demand upon the Treasury du-
ring the coming year; that the impeu'
ding disgrace of our State will impress:
upon each and every member the ne
ccssity of discarding all party consid
e"alions and sacrifice of all inclinali j
counter TO defending the faith, integri
ty and honor of the State by punctually
fulfilling its obligations. 1t is probabI
that the currency will occupy an i'm
portant part of the consideration of tn
Legislature. II is desirable that som
means should be devised to relieve tn
SAFE of the miserable system Of shin
plasters with which she now suffers, an
oil preventing recurrence of the pres
encouragement. To do this sup
pose an examination of the conditio
OF the several banks will be made, an
an act regulating the banking in
stitutions OF the State passed. An
whatever means for the purpose ma
be devised by the House of DELEGATE
the Senate will heartily acquiesce in
SO far as will appear 10 them common
surate with the object intended. The
will not, we hope, as has been desire
by some, consent to any measure tn;
may be passed by the House needles
of the consequences TO the State, bl
will with conscientious regard t
her welfare.