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90 SORE NIPPLEs ARE AS EASILY CURED AS
the scratch of pin, by using Shermsns Papillary Oil
matter how bad the case is. you need not take the
child from the breast Dr. Vanderpoo 1872 Fourth street.
has witnessed its wonderful curative effects ia great
many Sold at l06 Nassau street. l6s Bowery 227
Hudson street. II East Broadway, 1870 Fulton street,
Brooklyn Stanwix Hall. Albany c. DYER Jr Provi-
dence State street, Boston, and Ledger Buildings,
Philadelphia where also sold Sherman's Lozenges
Poor Mans Plasters, and Orris Tooth Paste.
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Married..

On Tuesday evening" 9th Est at williamsburg, by the
Rev. Samuel NJ. Haskns Mr. w d. RArHBUN, OF Sarato-
go Springs to Mrs. EvELrSA BrLDEN of the city of New
York
On Monday evening Goth inst by the Rev Dr. Berrien
ALoNzo X. HAMPTON to Miss LOUISA HUMpHREYs both OF
this CITY.
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pledged that all specie shall be Kept on hand ana faithfully

pledged thst all specie shall be kept hand and faithfully
applied to the object for which IL 10 deposited.
-The board may receive bills and drafts for collec tion
TO be paid when the collection actually made and the
money on hand
s-The board may receive for government dues specie
the notes issued by this act and the notes Of specie paying
banks and pay out specie exchequer notes al the
option OF the government creditor The board and each
agency to settle weekly with all banks.
loseparae sets of books 10 be kept for the
OIL ne government and those which concern individuals
IL ne board may appoint agent where II deems
oraneh 10 ne nexpedent Such 10 receive deposes
or accept or sell drafts on the exchequer account.
We commented last year the leading features Of this
bill The feature in relation to receiving deposites at
premium ahumbug. When will the notes be a pre-
MUM OF per cent for gold1 Instead of allowing premi
um on depostes he would charge individuals per cent
Tor taxing their money This feature is intended to sooh
the banks which would be pretty confident of not losing
their depoes under such regulation. The 18th feature
is also sop for the banks, whom is intended to employ
under color OF agents. being virtual return TO the pet
bank system. The word bank used in the bill Of last
year. but omitted in the present The deposes
limited to 600 but there appears be limit
the issues OF notes the other than that the
specie on hand shall always equal the Of notes
outstanding Nor the consent the States made
sary to the establishment of agencies With the exception
OF these features the bill is good much precludes
all expansion OF the currency All with banks
in any shape should be strictly prohibited II the bill
should go into operation in its present shape the result
would he central board at Washington, and banks ap-
pointed agents all the Union The exchange and
depose features would then be utilities The govern
ment would inevitably in spite of all restriction the
contrary flow in and out Of the banks and again become
the basis of their mutations with all the attendant train of
speculation, revulson. defalc alton and robberv
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Foreign Importations.

BRrMEN-B,que ChaIlotte-l0 cases L Eugene-lo Buis
sar-i q Ksuger-I Victor Duckwitz-l chest Buin &
sander.l boz BadS'n12 @ schumseksr-2 bales Mol
tenius Pavensedt-l5 q Meren-i A Rolker-I Meyer
q Grosheim Standardization bxs pipes Hens hen Unkart
do mdse II Lord-i WIGHT SayIe-50 bales rags Nolte
MUS Il Payenstedt.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 20, 1s4a.


Cleared.
Shins Flavius, Jones Genoa, VIM Rowland Co; Mer-
.ev (Br) Reid London. James Reybum.-Bsrques Heca,
Williams, ~ K t., Hubbard Go; Mallory, Brown, Apas.
ohicrls, Nesmith, Leeds CoBrg l. Baldwin, Blu kley,
sayapnsh, Scott Mouellsc Oregon, Wines, Richmond
B Cooley &c, VIM w Wyer, Dyer, Norfolki Milheent,
Dodge Baltimore
Ship Damascus. Bliss 20 days from New Orleans with
ton &c TO order.
Ship Rienr. Clark days from Apslschieols with cotton
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NJ A RIT I'm Z II f R A Id.
Sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Packets 70 Arrive.


We shall esteem favor, il captains Of vessels will give
10 Commodore RoBERr SILvEy, Of fleet, re-
port Of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed the
sesses spoken their list Of their and any
foreign newspapers they have He viii board then
Immediately their ARRIVAL Agents and correspondents
home abroad, will also confer favor by sending th,
Office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
Information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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Passe myers Arrived.

BREMEN-Barque CharIotte-A Eggen, Bremen; Lohser,
lady and two children Kacke. New York; Moryb,cher'
A Mory bichei-60 IN the steerage.
New Guardianship Damascus-J Stevens, Thomas Gull
Iattey.
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ILLINOIS SENATOR. Sidney Breese has been elect
ed Senator of the United States for six years from
the 4th of March next, to succeed Senator Young,
whose term of service will then expire. This is a
change of persons, but not Of parties both Senator'S
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shares Wilmington RI, 81 After Board, 80 share,
SIS, 1853, 434
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AUCTION SALES.
T10MAs BEL Apctloneer.
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.
-ysyef Nos. ~ .Ypn ana tI5 Etflfgr ,,,.st

rB By BEL ssL AbAW psdPD:'r
s5'oTes Mo-! ~ 1sn and us Fulton
THURSDAY,
nch L,ndon and Pam. goods. seraThne. Ioiisa lutte work
and s. ps SoIe desks cutlery plated :npsIb
gtrb Watches gold silver diamond pearl and other jewelry,
FRIDAY
Splendid Clshing in the Fulton Room-About sa
comprising hs most fashionable style of made
% equally good Csn
be seen on Thursday a, sa %1yRpAy
Splendid Sx S sSd K. # Is. &c h sale n sol.
uncommony choice extensive and variable Of the
very best hand and iu-ntuse of all descriptions
.ach would DO we'll to s't-nd. year, p'''0 "'"''"S
store SUPERB Psao For,es ana at q o'clock pIeei,ey
John street will be closed the sale of the valuable stock Of
HENRY E: RIELL, Aucti:
nv aIELL ARCULARIUs
Store soi Broadway, corner of Duane streets.
nfc to s 81 s. sn
door sale, OF household furniture attended to in person
Se md Saturday.
FRIDAY
. Al l0h O'Clock. at the sales rom.
large lot OF fancy Gods accodion,, dolls fine brush
s chess men e sets boxes variety suitable for the hoda
also "'' "''''' '''''' SATURDAY.
AZ 10Y o'clock, IN sales room,
o Office desks. boaf @
goods for the holidays The OF buyers
quesed The goods unlimited and deserve than
binary inspection.
(yAKD AND AUCTION. ,NOTICE.-Messr: BELL 4
- HOWARD Thomas Bell aud Robert Howard) give
mission business ali onche, and Will be continued and
carried and the honorable the old
stand No and lis Fulton Liberal advances
goods consigned for sale. Certain sales aad promp
can b. depended The regular sale of Furniture
OF all descriptions takes place Wednesdav and Saturday
Dry goods, clothing fancy articles, Tuesdays aud Fridays
Out door sales OF furniture and all descriptions Of
property, attended to- BELL & HOWARD,
Do imsec THOs. BELL, Anctioneer.
UCTION NOTICE.-Catsosue Sale Of Old Wins.
~ andy, Whisky and On. from private s,ock,-CAR-
02 Bfosd splend of choice old
wines brandy gym and whskey BOTTLES and DE- mlohnS from
the stock OF gentleman thu VI, der
consulting OF very OIL souh side Madeir serca Black
burn Reserve, Montero and Gornon Daft, Go don Co.'s
pai and GOLD sherry brown sherry cid Loadon port
Otd Dupuy Hennessey brandy 1873 and "a; old cog
bandy superior Holland gn old scotch VIII skey Of
supe rior flavor.
Also jugs Of old Holland gin, aud sooo Principe
These will ali be found OF flavor
old and worthy the nten Of connoseu for the holidays
Sale positive.
Also 20 baskets Anchor champagne and IS boxes Muscn
wine. d28 2t-m
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MONEY MARK EFT.
Wednesday, Dec. 2S-6 r. M.


The transactions at the Stock Board very small
with but little change in rates Mohawk fell per cent;
Stonington 4; Paterson rose T.
The Bank Of America after great deal of sultaons
at last decided to declare semiannua dividend Of per
cent making per cent for the year. No believes
however that this is out fprofs Banking for the last
year would not admit it, where losses been 90 great
and the expenses of the marble palaces undiminished
The Tradesmen's Bank semiannua dividend of FIVE per
cent payable the S'h ofJanuary. The Seventh Ward
Sank three per cent, pay able the 81 of January
The Illinois Senate passed a resolution nstructing the
delegates to Congress to for immediate repeal of
the bankrupt law These resolutions being sent to the
House were adopted, I0s to Ia.
Georgia paper states that indictments to q great ex.
tent are about to be commenced against the issues of
Winter purporting to be payable the ST. Marys Bank
under Law Of the State which make penal individu
oils to issue change notes. checks bills Of any descrp
ton but there is act in force making each note
separate indctable offence, with fine of less than A.
y dollars and not five hundred for offence;
and one half Of said fine to the normer
The last Legislature of Indiana appointed ~ p Palmer
ESQ., to examine the condition of the Bank llama
and each branch thereof has reported that there def
cheney the to the Liabilities to the extent of
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
- CnArnAn lsEAvFn.
& + FoRREssrisss Io't III NicHT ''T'
inns THE GLA6 Sil r oGSsd''nsd'
RINALDo kINALDINI
ns Sa,a aFf pse O'Clock aud the '''nAn'' vi" com
PAR. THEATHN.
0~REDUCE ID PRICEs;-Ln
In order meet the exgeness of the tmes The Manager
been 'edueed to Gduse the prices q admission 70
: % sss s. s's i' G ssI 3
lheirisatronaee and support.
Mr.: W q WILLIAMS BENEFIT.
DrP'q g.,: NM Burton z'si' Hom1;E.pu ", .n.
boz Bo; one daily from 5. where tickets be
ntTCBELL's Oh YMPIC THE ATffK.
THIS sG BEs9SsdiySis' S Ssr y YoI ".e.-m.a
or,ar, cnH wl,it.:G wHIrEHEAPG ,,.,.u
A;1 which .S:S I5 SSST Sq As srH sSxS
w iIcGafs's v Tici'TfIM
% The Doors will be ope az halpast g. and the
,ornsn,e commence at. every evenn.
AmPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC.
~ bOUGy.
Enlargement of the Interior, % 20 h. price '.' Second Tier
Dress Circle Reserved F.mis. at tn. Regular rae. Of
Admissi
OPPOSITION INVITED.
n. ssas fsEv ;''':t tn.
mi,, Ethiopian ,anjo Pl yer and Dancer.
Prices Of Adms sion First Dress Circle. 20 cents,
Children h,f price Second Tier, 25 cont. Pit, ak cents
have been apart for coIored persons.
Doors open at hafpast 6-Oveure by the Band TO T.
H REM nship To commence y. d29 81
FRANkLiN THEATRE, Ch.th N squarr.-Ihn evening
than AT Othe Dtaa
the ey at The reduced pcespitek boxes 2 dIes. circle
including lady, Is cents. Open 6-coInm- Piiv-ts
boxes for 81 90, for twelve 81 co. Mr. Wiuchel, r.
OConnel Em%ii. banjo me ods and Master Pierce .heeol
of Warsaw, Richsrdson Hatch Brown, Maste, Henry. Car
penter Miss Augusta Celeste Rosae, Rossmond Auriol,
Cento with NUMBER OF Others engaged. dt lmer
AMERICAN rHEATRk,-W AIN UT-sr.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS e. CUSHMAN
MR. RADCLIFFE's BENEFIT
THIS EVENING, Dec 20, will b. performed
REVOLT OF THE ARABS.
After which THE CARPENTER OF ROUEN.
1.-THE BLAcKT Rs sVqslSde ~ With fuv roMRsm
4. A MARSHALL. lessee.
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SECOND BOARD
IS shss Mohawk b9 3oH so shas Paterson 90 iek
Is do $50 30T rs do Harlem I5X
state Of Trade.
The following statement OF the lead shipped from
Galena ll) including Dubuque and all other points on
the Upper Mississippi, for the years is4l and 40
Estimated value in 1871 of
1891 pigs OF 70 bs 81 SOC $50 lbs.
2730 SIN III baris 1872, 800 lbs. a 81 cts is 6637 So
7's4o in shet is $4,000 lbs at AZ is 1856 90
463tot pgs S243s,2sO $3.50, 2i2 90
7 s3s pigs 1880 1870 lbs at SO s per s7 SOS SO
Sa0 snh bars Is %, 500 lbs at cents, Is l,764 90
4is,699 pigs. STAG s2e So
Cofee-The market has been quiet. Sales Brazil at
scents Laguira u ST; Cuba u asi; java, ut;
green do 80 mos; Maracaibo, from the wharf, H. less
per cent for cash; and st. Domingo, 81 cents, cash
Copper is without change.
Cotton-The market has been without fair demand for
export and the sales reach bales The advance since
the arrival Of the steamer may be set down three.
eghths OF accent per h. The transactions embrace 1900
bales Upland and Florida at ST cents; $50 Mobile Ct
81; and 800 New Orleans, 81
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w WARD Apcuoneer -
ZINE GOLD JEWELLERY WATCHES, AND FAN
morning. shine, l0< O'Clock the store 4s B,osd
way Of Liberty splendid OF fine
gold brooches rings, necklaces head ornaments &c
with real hair card gold and 81 pencils
and fob chains also geld ad silver lever spd lpne
watches sc comprising exquisite assembI4ge IT rich
SCENTS ad the My be mined until
the hour Of sale Cit.' CUES now resdy d29 ~
IL WILLIS Auctioneer.
WItL sell at auction Friday Dec. 30th 1912, al 3'2
OF so hes, steb,ads plan and dressing bn
reans F.euch tables French
and " ench maple aud fancy chairs large
q ladies' work tables. dtvsns ,ornens, music stools f.
shades &c NC To be sold without reserve; sale
mence att O'Clock. d29 Q inssr
A UCTIO NNO1lCE.-EIresnt Mufs and sleigh Roos a.
n This O'Clock i23 Fulton the largest end be
mu sleigh offered this
Of blue fox very costly long lynx natural lynx, squirrel
elegant sleigh robes WOLF South Sea buffalo
and other robes The above Of fu will be found
worthy the attention Of those wi.hng furs,
Toys-A line assortment Of toys, being the stock Of
the season. d2elt.ec :. INGRAHAM, Auc.
P0YAL STUART LONG sbAWLs--Just received by
~ he Britannia, few hne Victoria, Stuart AioeIt,
Sutherland, ShepheIde Buccleuch Meg Mees. Queen Of
Also few pieces PLAID the above ptern by me SUB
scnbets. JAMES BECK Co S5s bfosdwaI'
d99Hsr
ClNG, o s1NG -Learniug 20 AZ sghaso oPpoin-
~ nity. The snbscnbsrs class IN iesfuns 70 hnt ~
open THIS Evening" Dee gd, n"pli.,u sanS
be formed on such principles a. 70 Ienosi P'' f"o"
opportunity for all who would like TO learn
Roo" No. ies ]ES siSsHe WAIVER, ,Tnn.l.'9. .,
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AMEnIcAn.-There a number Of fashionable arri-
vais at TINS hotel yesterday HON notice Com
A. Dallas, u. 5. Navyon the Court of Inquiry which
convenes this day in the of A. Mathematician A.
A. Tanning, U. s. Al Lieut.. C. ~ Davis lady, u. s.
NJ. Lieut. c. Anderson, U. s. Nj Purser j. C. Holland
Capt w. D. McKssack, u. s. Army Capt. 6. F. Lind,
say, U. s. Marine Corps p A. Stockton ESQ., Primo
J. Rutledge ESQ., South Carolina j. Sleeper, Esq edi.
tor Mercantile Journal Boston,; and Francis Boy kilt
Esq, partner of the house of Geene & Co., Paris.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AGAINST THE WORID


AGAINST THE WORLD.
Marble Building Broadway, opposite ST PAUL.. Church.
Two Ps5csPsei eysy daY Z, 'hee and isys o'clock
Tn. smallest D.ad in ali eIaaon b, Of
the smallest scale before heard be day
and evening the Museum. without charge. He II
WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDs!
Being precs. his weight when but months old The 0e
neral o. hne proportions and decide dy n
perfect DIV RI in the 3D. and the pr living curl
ostv that ever astonish. d the public.
T. g. Booth the nn'ivaed Comic Sipger-Mus Hood, the
admired Voctst-La Petite Celeste will in several
For especial and delight of children the
has engaged the celebrated exhibition oil Punch and
ongh Rerreseuanon the Abbey of San Francesc IN
Spin Portuguese Landcape sbon he Frozen Re-
gon-Tne Sea,inroducinga Storm and Shpwreckspendid
Faiy Grotto.
Afer which Sigpor Viva dis decidedly unrivaed Mechar
zeal FigLres or apparently Animated An omatons.
Also exhibiting, the Fac Smile OF the
Christ Healing the Sick the II mple by Benz West Esq
This celebrated picture well known descrip
~ The Free List wi exception Of the Press is ne
cessary suspended during the OF The Animated
Admission to all Is cents--C h,idren half price. dps
BEST ATTRACTIONS IN THE CITY FOR THE
CHRI crMAs HQLYuAYs
ADMISSION ONLY one SMILING,
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
GAL5.E;si'
BrOddtcdg, Opposite thf Gun Hail.
Mr.. X. BENNETT Manager.
Mr. NELLIS, born without arms will perform vsrety Of
wonderful ieats Others shave aude nee
qusled Banjo Pi yer MA ) TER HANK DIAMOND The
full W ire vosnteur.
ofcurosites-al To be for the above sun
Hepeaed performances Monday the 26lh-an ate
entertainment al o'clock during the Holydays.
tshoImsnce In the evening commence at 7 O'Clock.
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FRANCIS PATENT LIFE BOAT,
OFFICE MOI WALL STREET naiu
MUSIC.
SCHNEIDER REBHUN will attend private payt,es and
Jsorees with band Of from twenty artss
No n Delaney street the BoweTy, No Norfolk II
nil 2msr
MUSIC
Tor BALLS AND PARTIES-JOHANN tMJJNCK
Professor Of the Harp respectfully announces that he /.
prepare TO attend private balls and band from
Two 70 hirtyve artists. application his sesdence S7
doorway do imsr
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90 The New York Museum pre-. cnts powerful claims
for public patronage. The perfor highly at
tractve the curosties both and rare the
splendid Picture Gallery containing the portraits of all
the celebrated characters during the revolution renders
visit to this establishment truly gratifying. The whole
to be for one shilling.
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90 RINGS INDICATED CANDY.-This we'll
known and valuable medicinal preparation has enjoyed
high degree public confidence for three years and
unlike ephemera medicines which coming before the
community with extravagant claims Ring Candy is now
sought after and used than before We submit
without further comment
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AMERICAN THEATR ki-W AIN UT-sE.
BHII.AD EI.RHIA

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS e. CUSHMAN
MR. RADCLIFFE's BENEFIT.
THIS EVENING, Dec 20, will b. performed
REVOLT OF THE ARABS.
After which THE CARPENTER OF ROUEN
To conclude with,
THE BLACK RAVEN OF The ToMBs"
T.. A MARSHA Lrssre.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30


We realty have not space this morning for com
ments upon these passages; perhaps eommsn's are
unnecessary. Every uian who read, viii $50 tha,
oil the arguments sgains, the eourse Of General
jackson. apply With infinitely greater force 10 ,hs
conduct OF MIR Tyler towards MIR Roberts. hno
ehaliee Of his own preparation, we add anothef
particle to its ingredients gathered ftom the same
source with The preceding "Pe'otr ,eroHsjH9y's
srted, is tyraanieal, odioas, and aRjaa."
Mr. Tyler, when acting with Mr. Clay caught
portion Of the high sense of political righf, when
dis,ing ushes the great statesman Of the West hnu
hence we find in the speech from which we nave
quoted So much, numerous paragraphs, all ueno'ins
the wholesome associations Of their suthor.
But MIR Tyler has separated from tho heaiihini
influence of his whig associates OF the Senate, in
1884, and goaded TO vengeance upon MIR Clay, by
his vanity, and personal relations, acts IN
opposition TO every maenann,ous sentiment he had
eaugh before. And though, like Surface in the
play, he continues to utter capital sentiments, YET
his conduct is utterly at variance with all that he
has laid down es rule for others, and all that he
hiss publicly prescribed a regulation for his own
public coarse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

-" Specie payments, we hear, are proceeding
very smoothly, 50 FAR as the Banks are concerned
Those Institutions have placed themselves in 20.
si!ion to resume, and they intend to maintain j.,
come what will. They are right, wo suppo E.
Their existence is s,aked upon the issue-and solf-
preservation is the first law Of nature.
But while the Banks are maintaining the position
which the Locos forced them to assume. we do not
observe any improvement in the condition of the
people. The pressure is as intense, and the cry Of
distress is as universal as il has been. Indeed. il
the pulsntions Of the city be any indication Of the
state Of the country, the times nre tighter now than
they have been. This result we anticipated, and
predicted last winter We iorcsaw that the Banks
in order to resume, would be compelled TO curai,
and to maintain specie payments, they would be
unable to extend the line Of their discounts. In.
creased pressure, Of course, must be the inevitable
consequence.
Weare avorSs 10 croakng but we must confess
tina. We see no signs ahead u better times. TIE
grinding process must 60 on. The Banks. 10
save themselves and please the Locos. mus,
continue to draw in their notes, ord dimin-
ish the circulating medium already far shcr,
OF the wants Of the community. We shall not bo
greatly surprised, IT, before We Get through II Or
deal, the Loeos in q body come round to our opin-
ion and confess, ,ha, the wi.es policy Tor Tho State
was, not TO coeree resump.ion-bu. TO TorJid il
under heavy penalties.
In tie meantime, however, they nay feliei,o,e
themselves upon the happy results Of their warfare
upon the "souIloss corporations" They may ex
patite TO the people upon the blessings which their
speoie.payipg policy has showoreJ upon them. They
may poin, to the high price Of all kinds Of produce
to the prosperous condition Of the peope-tber
freedom from debt-and the general plenty, quiet
and conton,, which pervade oil classes Of society
The SheriGs and The Lawyers have nothing to d.
the shuvers ore starvng-tho rich arc growing
poor, and tho poor are growing reh-a the result
Of their boas,oi feat in making tho Banks hoard ali
tic speee-and leaving the people without any, or
any substitute for il, or indeed without the wan, Of
any They may we'll Toast that the annals Of
craftsmanship furnish nothing comparable to ths,
wisdom IN this particular.