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Provision Market.

Our markets vary hut little from last report. As
the advances vegetables will become cheaper As
paragus, Salads and Greens very abundant Eggs
plenty alter in this article this week.
Fish is abundant, Salmon is selling at 43 cents pound
which Decline but yet too high for thing short Of
rarity.
wardness of the Spring first quality hardly to be found
Complaints are loud against mutton that brought in this
week. ii is far from being rstrate, and what little good
there is commands good price After fair bite Of grass
comes in the country shall have fine samples of fat
meats.
Among the visitors TO Washington market great deal OF
fault is found with the Corpor ion or not removing the
old hsh market SO as to give room to farmers and
country women, who wish to parade to good advantage
the good things they bring for citizens. On referring
to the following table will be the prices Of many
articlel have chang ed since last week.
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may affect prices The sales have been2O00 bags Bra
zil Ga 81; 500 do Cuba, 81 800 do Manila, 8; 500 do
a5}
Coon-snce the the market has lost activity and
shade lower has been acceded to. Holders Iefuse to
make ncesson Sales 1900 bales Uplands and Flordas
as4 I..Tr
Ndrol Storss-Turentne North County at 81 6O ditto
Tar, 81 37t. Spirits Turpentine at 36c
OHs-Sales South Sea Whale at ale; Palm Oil 81 SIC
LiDseed in demand.
Propisons-Pork dull, owing to considerable receipts
Sales of Ohio Mess 50 34 and 50 so; Prime 81 50 Old
Mess So Ohio Lard at st; smoked Hams 81 a
Beef, a u; Shoulders, a4i:
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10 DIR. TAYLOR'si BALsAM OF LIVERWORT.
BOWERY.-We are happy to publish the following
rsct from letter Just received from Mr.. Wilkinson
four weeks since. was cid by his physicians he
III not live and his wife me- with tears in her eyes
a bottle of the Livcrwort ssa last resort =
| New YORK, April 81, 1913.
= ear sir-You wishel nae TO let you know how I
10 slight pain in my chest and my cough is still
|,blesome, but am great deal better since CON-
hced taking your Liverwort. There have tbsen per-
to mo, to know from my self f had found bene-
DO soon from one bottle. told them had and they
Z then they would try IL themselves thank you SIR
shall ever feel grateful hoping in short time TO all
~ GU myself. Yours truly.
T, WILKINSON, % Cornela street.
pee the new wrapper is on the bottle. a" To Prevent
pnteIiei's and buy above, Of Dr. Leeds, agent,
Maiden Lane, Mrs. Hays l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Eh5- COMMUNICATION-TO THE EDITOR OF
lE HERALD-Dear Sir: am manufacturer OF Fire
,rks and on the 2Sth of April last was badly burned
injured by the bursting of some sky rockets while
arging them. The explosion was great that 1t blew
roof from the house. the powder striking my face
hands and Djurng meIso badly that feared being ail
Tor long time, and perhaps, being able to con.
ne my business again. had previously used some OF
Magical Pain Extractor for similar accident with
Fat success and thought would Try it again. and i'm
diaely sent to Messrs Comstock Co. for the artcl
to the great surprise of all who knew me- a: well as
SELF in three days. by the Of it. nearly well
in week was about my business again. feel It
duty to state this to the public that all may know Of
valuable remedy should they be SO unfortunate as to
burnt in any way.
,lessrs. Comstock Co. OF No "a Cortlandt St
oadway. N. +. BUNDY.
New York, May 8, ls4s.
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Died,

On Friday morning. 18th instant, oftyphus fever, MARY
Koch eyed 80 years, months and 20 days.
TIE friends and acquaintance of her husband
pec'fully invited to attend her funeral Sunday at
O'Clock, NJ. from 232 Mott street.
philadelphia papers will please copy.
On Friday afternoon, 10th ns after lingering Illness
which she bore with Christian fortitude Miss MARTHA
EurrENA L. STOUT, in the 26h year Of her sge, only
daughter Of the late JOHN LEWIS sroUr, Esq., St. John
Newfoundland.
The funeral will take place from the residence of her
step father, WILLIAM McVIrrER, No. Avenue c. late
lieutenant oft 9sth, Prince of Wales Tipperary Reg
meat OF Foot. The friends and scquaintances re-
srctuy invited to attend her funeral Sunday afternoon
~ halpas four o'clock, without further invitation. New
Orleans Newfoundland and Halifax papers, please copy
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YoIL aad. Inward Henry she,,n Baltimore: T,Ssr Coy.l
fsssosS zlnsIs , gs.s s.a 8, P SGi;:ss.
ssSSG Ea.S HSasy Ms"Y I,I Ss,as s%
xs:% ss.s ssasy e.
o1 ssSs s:sa m
% sS
ss SE s@ S;ssn .;. :s: siszs
tSnSs9 Lass.g GsHT
ch r Snow, DO; 9ih,; Macon, Bi5Sn.. NySoIL:
PLSso1ra APT si--oa Msrisnne. wisns Bremen for
PonTsMoyIg AP- Alan Philadelphia, Hovev London for
PrsIhAsD ExrE Apr aa-Pas'ed through, Sir Edw Ham-
r,LEsMe Meh s,.sld Cuba, Leitch. Lca'a Arr 27'h,
sSO AR ss~sld Grove, TAoma. New Haven, US
ISL RS,y Rs' %sS Ghf SYs
J,Os. Baxter Antwerp; Orient Nicholson. Rotterdam; Ganv
START, daisoa. Hodham, Bremen Y,, e, Nods,ns
toaSS AZ: & o%aSs.xls
E. No s.9 t6H Feb AZ le cSss Harold willis
VENICE. Apr is-Au z D. Ba.,t. NYork
Home Ports.
My A T".:
o.hn and o,.beite Aetru: Buen Bnsnos AyIe;; sepu;
h .S% fe.Ss ct Ss
Richmond; lzette Franks Salem; Creole Howes New Or
WAaKHAm May e-sd Monitor, Bs:.e, NYo,k
c1Gn May HUDSON IVY
sla haFasE.bSIs Davis Albany Jas Long, Hawkins and
,rs "a Tho. 81; Msns1e
My 5 wHss T Do S
Fqicrum, sandwich for P Hi U,: Nvo,r
zss.;% NIX IA" os: E:!is;
FsSs il Maze Ss.' Sss:ss:i ID Trans
fsS @ atn. s.a scs aSy
$sS i. $:s sss n::s. se H;::
,1 S;t yGs NJ
81: jsss ~ jy Ftssss;:s L'f q! E%S.
ssa % :: SC
BAT; Rsh%ca' bssS: ssa';.a; sqS. Hs%ion 6sI
%s, Si:. Ss%,j.s sssis Weymouth
ss$Sss; E%
Mys and F% ynt Myf
% S Ssasn F,I sis. Knapp
s.a s Ty. May Allen H; n4 ;s
ton Rover, Jor Norfolk Yes els Isaac She
ma Alta anita IA, mond, and May Flower, L'pool; Nle
Johnson; e mmeIce, jones; Brow Suop and Tmoleon
| York.
MOBILE Nav 5-Cld Clara, Penh,ll wv Havre; MIC olas
Brown Reed Phad; Magnolia Hitchcock lit Long land
| Hoa ell, NYork.
NEv ORLEANS. NAV 4-An Tiger. Bakers d Ocean Queen
MeB'ia. LpOol; Chapman Thompson Charles on; Q and
PdesIey ieIna. ca oesns Sears; o,pray G.ylord; ,
Hanna Unca., Wso aud Metallic. simonson. Bottom;
fs. 'hrs Cow LpoG; Ksp;r K%aer Boston; Pom, G,a
Kags T Street Mcdonnell, Havana; Importer Hawood
Maseies; Gre cian Hardng asuns; Macaant Willie bait
Euvola Hail. Bangor; May Wilkes. CALI. st Thomas; amt
| RIGA, As oy, NYork.
LATArETrE, La, Apr 2e-Ar Andrew Bing, NYok; 2sth,
| Sultau. Jamaica.
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Foreign Importations.

CArIoN-Shp Zenoba-4Ah f chts young hyson 500 chests
233 DO hvsc 500 chs 03 h do Tyson skin h do o boxes
mper $50 hf ch 90 guopowder 1897 hi chts 100 cts 22
bx ouchong 3 ch 40 bxs 262 chs 1898 h poucon
psgst IS mde Talbot Olyphan co-62e hf chests
%pea les h do suopowde % ch s2 m do So BIZ, suchons
hf files 50
1865 mats cassia Gordon Tabo2 chts 1923 hf do
hyson 70 hf do gunpowder h do imperial ch % m
do soucog R bx poucong do ginger 40 phs mdse IL
Capt chs sa M do boxes hyson o2 chests
hyson IS do hyson kp 1872 do f do RuDpowde 48 half
chs impsra 81 chs h do 35 boxes souchopg 28 chs h do
pecco pks mdse to order.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIVE RrooL-Steam ship Great Western-Dr Bronson and
lady. Master Bronson New York; X Bonsall Chide
and son. Philadelphia; Dopnell Baltimore; Albert Davv
P.nnsyI sna; Eddy Forbes Miss Smith Boston:
Oliver Mar land Mr. ard Mr.. Beetle child and Mrs
Hegnson children and servants W Jackson II Nor.
Finn lady p Faiconer Mr. and Mr FssiRerstonhaush
Gyngell senr Gynge j!. 9 Hall asd lady; Holland,
Miller MacOrego Mr. Pattison and lady, Miss Pason
Ritche Ms Reynolds, Rogers, q Tenlon, H Whit
LANIoN-Ship Zenohia-Edward T avlor IL of New York
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nv arrled,

On Thursday, the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Holt Mr..
HENRv WALES, of Boston, Mass, to CARoLINE MATILDA,
Youngest daughter of the late Capt Thomas Harding of
this city.
On Tuesday evening" 9th instant by the Reverend DIR.
Macaaley, Mr. JOHN STEVENSON Of Albany to Miss Ma
RY JANE Scorr, of this city,
At Brimfed, Mass Tuesday evening. 9th inst, by
the Rev Mr. Partridge, SLAs c. HERRINo, ESQ., merchant,
Of this city to Miss CAROLINE S. daughter of Ela Tar
bell, Esq, Of the former place.
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Foreign Markets.

BERMUDA, May 3.-There was only moderate deWand
for American produce the market being generally well
supplied Beef was selling at So s. Der bril-; Pork. So
$40; Flour Il Mscker e; No. ST. No. 50; Cheese
y l6 Lard $780, Potatoes 25 30 cts per bushei Corn
Meal 81 bb Oats 80 cents per bushe Rice cts per
lb Spruce Lumber $l2 per NJ; White Pine SIS
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M A RITIM E H E Id.


We shall it favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore KoBERT SILvEY, of News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
vs,,sls Spoksn on their Passage List of their Cargo and
board tm Immediately their arrival! Agents and Cor
RESPONDENTS homo abroad, will also confer favor by
sending this Once all the Marine they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
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Exchanges are all so low and uniform low that the
variation not material with the exception Mobile on
which point Improvement has taken place in the de-
precisted currency
The following is table Of the affairs of the banks Of
South Carolina
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90 PETERS PLASTER-PETERS' PLASTER
Peters Vegetable Plaster is easy and effective remedy
pain in the breast side stomach weakness pain in
he chest lons or back stiffness Of the neck affection Of
he limbs or joints whether produced by rheumstism
causes hahitua pain Of the head stomach colds
coughs liver complaints weakness of the spine, predis
position to break out III bes and OF
: he frame, and for general debilitaton.
Children as well adults may derive great advantage
Prom Peters Vegetable Plaster especially when suffering
from coughs, colds, teething, chincough, whooping
Cough and such like, as in all these cases it is simple,
|sure, and speedy remedy
Read the following -
NEWARK, Nov. Is, 1912.
This is to certify that have had running
LOT my lower limbs occasoned by fall for eight years.
had used in vain every remedy that promised relief
It'll year ago. when procured OF Peters, Vegetable
Pssers which. to my surprise, healed up the in
short time, and now entirely WELL am positive owe
THE cure to Peters Plaster alone.
ISABELLA HUFFMAN, IS Broad St
Office l25lFulton Nassau street, and 90 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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90 THE UNRIvALLED TONIC MIXTURE.-This
valuable specific 10 compounded Of 1--WE ingredients the
virtue of each being and all combined by
tedious, expensive, and difficult pharmaceutical process
nude, sickening Of the stomach general debility
impaired constitution brought from indscretion this
powerful strengthened produces wonderful effect The
members OF the College having thoroughly tested this
preparation during the last year. feel graed in being
able to recommend eminenty adapted for the nvigo
ration ofhc whole system and the complete Of all
those distressing affections for which is the appropriate
remedy
Sold in large bottles at. 80. 80 each
Small do. Il do.
In cases containing half dozen... do.
Carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting of the College, 81 Nassau ST.
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The news fo ON England is Of favorable nature, and
c,ter face il given 10 trade generally.
Csfee-ls dull. public sale is announced, which
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MONEY MARKET.


BY the Great Western we have again ten days later
news from England There all sidss indications
of rapid revival of prosperity In those districts were
distress prevailed to such extent year SINCE the great
improvement in the condition Of the people has be-
manifest The first great element of prosperous
internal trade of England cheap provisions has been
taned with every prospect far, that the crops will
prove abundant The change in the price of provisions
is distinctly in the contracts the board of guardians
for the supply Of meat bread SC to the Eaton union in
1s42 which comprises 10 parishes The following table
will show the amount the reductions referred
CONTRACTS ENrERrp INTO AT LADY DAY.
Bread 1.-THE 4 ID ,oafl sLd and7I Sd and Sid
Meat TOT the psupers Sd per ID 3Zd Ter To-.
Meat for the officers, Cd perlb. Sd
Eiou-, per bushei, los Is
Oatmeal percwt
Goals, per ton, 32s %, lid
OF every article supplied the union with the exception
of coals) of between 30 and 80 per cent.
This index of what has taken place in regard 10
living, OF the operatives all the kingdom Mr. Glad
estimated the aggregate these articles con.
sumsd per at ESQ OO0 reduction of % per
cent in money prices gives or $50 900 in
favor of increased trade The low prices enhance the
abundance of money The f3s 900 Of bank paper re-
present as much produce did fi6 900 last year
while the activity Of communc stion the purchase
OF smaller stocks and frequent turning of capital
Hence although business greatly improved there no
increase in the value of money which still continues
u per cent for best class commercial paper. While
this has been the rate for undoubted bills in London
here, paper under Ne. not touched at any price.
Confidence is, however fast growing with the upward
tendency. The condition of the bank was ollows:-
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CURLED HAIR,

/ II''I'I y = CURLED HAIR, I'IfN "
HAIR SEATING,
900 sS.A Gsss M Of
Of Hair Seating plain and figured from rs inches inclusive
suitable for uphosteres and cbnet makers--exepsiyey
nsaufactDed and always os bard for sale BY us,
I JOHNSON GREEN, .is.
Orders from all parts ofhe Unned States executed promptly
AID with fidelity, for cash approved
sitiMactory payer. at fouf months 20 ms imsm
TAKERS OF THE CROTON WATER,
w have pad for supply unit, tn. I Of May inst cniv
w notified that the 2Oh the ,huuipg Of Of the
xaer viii be commenced cases where payment shall
nave been previously made 70 LIST OF May 1884, at the Office Of
DIE CIoton AQoeduct Board. ' ' .,r fa-
In all instances where the water shall be sopped the epen
oeospg and reopetng the ferues mutt be paid on
Of tie licenses. 'f''' ~. t'H
Nss iOIl, May Is,h,Isi, ,,or,ow ~,
mi, p 'Sy, oIoer ,a.sit a. D. Register.
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state or Trade,

1000 Indsna Bonds 20 100 L. Island Rh b3o "a
1000 G'ment Loan, 1862 w q. 80 81. ILL.,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

There has been later arrival New Orleans from
Galveston
The naval vessels. Austin and Wharton, under Com.
Moore and Capt Iohrop, with Col Morgan, arrived ON
the IiilI instant from iucatan The volunteer compa-
and large OF citizens turned To vel
their arrival
The whole of the Mexican forces have left iucatan-
the last having gone of uneNpes cdl, IN the hight.
IL j. rumorcd, the Houston Star, at the President
and tie heads OF the different departments intend to
move back 10 Austin IN the of Il few weeks The
cabinet officers SAID. have all united
measure. aud strongly urging the President return
The Texas papers. their discussion of the proposition
OF peace, appear to place little reliance the
Santa Ana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15
News from the Oregon Company.
We find the following from the Oregon emigran,s in
the Iowa Gazette Of the sgh inst.
on,ooS EnreaArISe coNrAsr. !

We find the following from the Oregon en- grants in
the Iowa Gazette Of the Sab inst
ORrooS EuisaArINs CourAsr.
KANsas RIVER, June 81. 1913 )
DEAN SIR We have now travelled 400 or i50 miles
leaving Burlington and in good health and fine
spirits. also all the company The company have
organized by e'ecng Peter Burnett Of Platte City. Mo.
Captain. The company have aso elected committee Of
nine. who be Cabinet Adviser for the Captain.
They also decide all questions Of dleTence-disre
gard orders-neg igence of duty &c Although had
reached the camp prior the election was honOred
with an election a member Of the committee. The
number OF wagons rank upwards If l20there
many others their way here, besides he wagons
and carts Of Ffeemonls. Stewards, and the California
companies. all Of which the march and within ~ 0
DAYS travel Of each other.
The view from the enInences in the prairie is the most
delightful
Here i small nation emgratng some 1000 miles by
land through wilderness inhabited by fierce aud wafke
Indians. relying alone their exeitions for de-
ienre and susteuancc.
There 1000 and perhaps 1000 head Of cattle,
mules aud horses attached to the company Captain Ap-
pgae has over 200 head anl others over loo head THIS
has been hone Of with of the Is
and very nearly divided the company Indeed, ana not
certain hut will be the OF split yet there
number without cattle who refuse to assist N guarding
them. The dissatisfaction IS quite violent now, a.
the cattle have agreed to furnish the company
with tie beef On of scarcity of Buff mea) work
and mich the former at puce 10 be hAed by
the committee, aud the aud without chaTge.
The company have agreed To this proposition, and the
former law limiting each individual 10 three head OF loose
cattle thereby repealed. The number Of cattle j. quite
large. II l. impossible guard them at night, aud
the Indians at tins place have already commenced stealing
horses and killing cattle The company which leaves
spring for Oregon should keep stIct guard their
cattle the crossing this n,er, 10 horses
have been stolen in night from company.
Our route, since left tie State OF Missouri has been
through beautiful rolling IraIrle such as have never
IN any If the States Territories. Indeed. do
see how 1t could be beat either point Of fertility or
beauty OF scenery There however. drawback in the
scarcIt, Of umhe Tie roads generally have been very
fine We will reach Buffalo country in four or five DAY
\ few ked short time since, about five
miles from this place The buffalo hunters will s'art out
a DAY Dr. Whitman from " allau ALA no
Is company advises that the company divide
three four parties, for speed aud convenience as there
will he danger from the Indians
Tell friends get ready aud out next spring
~ thousands There is not half the difficulty from the
nfpfuaton can get from persons who have been there
hat | aPprehended fore starting. The scenery aud
worth all the trouble. There is nOt a case
Of sickness IN the camp.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

Ntter 1t has teen peculiarly II our huii N maxi;
for years, that slseF especially The dsrs II Mex.
CO. were worth considerably fof shipment Frame.
than f,r aly ohr Purp'-e. Ins 81 uuc sai oi TIC
French enabled them Il decompnse ueas more coonpin
IraI, than done elsewhere II discovered email
portion OF gold IN Mexican dollars. and ssPsFaitd rf
he silver. lb> skill has recently hem cani,d ~
higher degree II Perfection hat reaiItc proper
between gold and silver. established - iaw # Con
sfess. Is by The mcdding - ,~e Ctaias. a.aiy
thrown. Gold lies qu'ciy IA The ,aut- II ihe hanks.
while Mexican dollars are bought at Fremum OF Que
pr cent Tor capitalization to Have. Tie ciirrcacc
CONNIE cal value l. no; lar from per
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

SrHoNG JoKE.--A Young geniiemsn named Wis,
ClearfelG Go. Pa. attended militia faln5ug about tN1
mon rs since aud ia III evening j,,d te diversions q
kissing PARTY. when Iae I'd plan Aa-chug Gae-
hcc." Oats. peas bean, aud harey gov. <. d. w-r.
part If Tie lnncni. L. these glass
he married = IN fun 10 nee !'ir gifi. Who
time had ID ~ o. ie,pes 10 marriage o. ,ifacs "A
hcence ~. being net.s-ary AID tie ceremony hasir te
said by squire. Miss Maths Page i-Is iai slc - t.i
Use. AID iii Wise WI hiv- moth rg 10 vih
her that line She snd he ihr puhc not
II trust her on hi> account * she oily he a. Z
IN fn There The matter stands, aiming 10 20 c,d-
ing = kissing parties.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15
A stprcr,ox. ATrknrrrn SUICIDE, AND NoBLs

A SEDrcTIox, ATrENPTED SUICIDE, AND NOBLE
REsouE.-The New York Courier says:
"On Thursday night between ten and eleven O'Clock
shore boat rowed by one man. and containing young
female came alongside the l. : ship Independence, w.
Ing of Ellis Island, and being hailed the female de-
-, ed 10 know If MfisL ipman -, was on board On
being answered the affirmative she insisted upon seeing
him. but the officer of the deck. her Imposs
be the regulations of the ship but the rules
Of the service forbade n. She urged mporel and en-
treated bat the officer actuaed by Of duty
still compelled adhere his original resolution II
refusing her admtauce on beard. Finding that he
memorable. the young girl. without moments thought
sprang from the boat IN which she standing, and
sunk. seaman who hal been standing in the fore
chains. listening the g conversation. her make
the spring, aud she touched the water be spraas
board after her, and few lusty strokes brought him to
The spot Tie seized her. and holding her up
tie shore boat dropped alongside OF them and ooA IN tae
unfortunate girl AID her gallant preserver.
The officer of tie deck had her brought o. board, and
sumisng that something extraordinary must have
ed to induce the female attempt sucie he summoned
drew from her a history Of the causes which brought her
out that hour the night in such place and It
of love. conflesce, ruIn ani subsequent doseron
The Mldshipmln, who tie cause If The poor girls
troubles, GALE deck. and being confronted with
her recognized Whst steps the first lieu.
ten len took with he officer ignorant
of yc but the yourg girl on shore having
fret gwen her address, with the that fu and
ample justice should be done soon the Commodore
arrives.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

STATE BANKs-ln Massachusetts, where the wings
have hherto bad almost undi>pucd sway, there
c1rIng 10 report Of tie Secretary OF the Treasury IN
1910. lis Banks. In Pennsylvania where the Demo
have generally been in the Ascendant there -
Banks vet PennSylv ana has twice the population OF
Massachusetts, In Missouri where the wings
there l. but bank with branches In Illinois.
Dem cratic state they had with branches but ve be-
he,e these have wound ~. Ia Arkansas always mo-
cratic ia, but bank whi'- In the little wing state
Of New Jersey there 20. In Alabama. democratic
Legislature have wound up their useless banks, aud the
people will soon have abundance of the only mn form
constitutional currency Il Virginia there banks
with branches. In lllle Rhode sland a British Wing
State where free negros have been made acceptable
and white freemen ncarcerated dungeon for claiming
their right of suffrage, there are g. hanks.
The peculiar friends of the Banks all clamor
National Bank to prop up their rotten and
rupt system OF Banking and escape the searching and
which the Democrats have already comWec
cd aud will carry until the people relieved of the
Cypress If fraudulent, ucuatug and constantly
podng paper system. The advocates Of the system de
sire great mammoth that corrupt all who oppose the
strides of the rag biros interfere with their schemes
of sez'ng upon the fruits of honest to.-N4shviHe IN
ION.