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The New York herald., 1844-10-29

All Philadelphia subscriptions 10 the
HERALD must he paid the agents. Zieber Co.. Ledger
buildings and Chestnut where single copies may also b
obtained daily at l O'Clock. 3m
The New York herald., 1844-10-29

NAIL FOR EUROPE. The Acadia leaves Boston
next Friday. Her letter bags close in this city on
Thursday afternoon.
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a WhOIe LfDFNry, COhtNINIhK 4% VOIuuheb,
dolaThe cheapest lot Of books have
or heard Of offered by Leslie 1870 Broadway. For pacu
lars advertisement in another column.
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slight cough 70 be ,re and neglect it. l. passes into con.
sumption, and death follows Sherman's Cough Lozenges
would have speedily rsmedsd the evil Worms Kill thousands.
aud the NOT suspected DIR Sherman's Worm Lozen.
ges specific Tre Motif suspected resort at
this csebrstsd worm destroyer, pr sasImans ware
House, Hudson street, 1888 Bowery n East Broadway S6
William street, Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; and State
street. Boston.
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Shaving Cream that makes the skin smooth and the beard
soft extremely valuable to those Of tender faces Henry
Chinese Shaving Cream double quality not on
soens the beard but heals all cuts and eadcaies those little
pmpes which render shaving unpleasant 20 some s emo
ent powers be highly praised gives pleasant
feeling the skin after the has done It's duty ana leaves
smooth and free from blenh. compound was never
invented or offered for sale Prepared and sold by
Co.. Chemists and Drurgsn T3 Broadway 1rannts BUILD,
ing Of Chambers street Also, I'd fulton street. ana
N East Broadway Price 80 cents.
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CIVILIZATION IN CANApA-It appears by the
Montreal Herald OF the 26th inst, that riots con
tnue in our northern neishbors' dominiens On
the 18th instant, the canal men Of Beauinrnois
drove Lsmeri Christin du Santamour and his ia.
mily out Of their house into boat which upset al
Coteau du Lee, and caused the death Of all in il
They sunk to rise no more. Their property wa.
then stolen by the rioters.
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STEAM SHIP GREAT WEsTERs.-This popula
packet will sail on the 9th Of November. She will
not return to New York again till next spring.
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city IntelIigence.

Lower Police Omce-BuaaLARy-The house Of
John Crohers 2s2 Water street was entered ON sunday
night and cloth and clothing OF value stolen
from the premises Nobody arrested
The New York herald., 1844-10-29

HENDERSON CoNvlcrEp. Ia the case OF the Uni
ted States vs. George w, Henderson, indicted for
counterfsng Mexican dollars, the Jury on Wednesday
evening returned verdict cf guilty. Defendants
sci moved for trial which motion after argument
by Mr. Mahan for defendant, and Mr. Robinson for the
United states was overued by tbs Court and the deien
dsns rsmspdsd fbr serieacs PiHsbura Age, 0st w.
The New York herald., 1844-10-29

ANOTHER SToRM.-The third cold north east
storm for October set in last night When shall
we have the beautiful Indian summer!
The New York herald., 1844-10-29

PoLIrIcs IN CANADA.-The elections seem to
sustain the policy OF Sir Charles Metcalfe in the
most positive manner. Thus far twenty-one con-
servative TO nine radicals, and six doubtful men,
bers OF Parliament, have been chosen, and the III
dications are decidedly favorable to a large msjo-
rlty of loyalsts in that body.
The New York herald., 1844-10-29

THE MEDICAL SCHOOLS The Introductory lec-
rure for this season was delivered at the Universi-
ty Medical School last evening, by Professor Mott.
1t was sensible and judicious discourse, on the
Improvement of Medical Education and the ad-
vantages possessed by New York as the locale of a
medical college," The attendance of professional
gentlemen and students was quite numerous and
the lecture was very well received. Professor Pat
tison gives his Introductory this evening.
The New York herald., 1844-10-29

Why complain OF tender face,
When the heard you would displacel
Use the CHINESE SHAVING CRgAM--
Boards no longer tough will seem.
Gently, then. the razor's art
Lxao. fLe chin from, main and smart
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brethren. They are always suspected: Equally mpol
tic the consecration Of converted Jew Christian
Bishop of Jerusalem II your efforts still to be di
reced to evangelization, well as restoration, send
pious Chrstians themthey will b well received and
their mission treated with con6dence and regard But
ask the great question Of yourselves Is not your duty
restore the Jewsi Are not the only witnesses OF
the unity Of God and the truth q the Bibel The pre-
dic ms Of our restoration full those o
overthrow Has God cast OF his peoplef has he merely
visited their transgrsssons with punishment In al.
most every page OF the Bible we have directly and in
ration OF the Jews Judea We have suffered the
and now await the blessing The past has been dark
ndeed-the future Is full Of glory and spendor God,
eyehas been upon To US he committed the lamp
which has Illuminated the world and we have held II
with steady light to lnmins the Gentiles. No-no :
What would all be without restoration Our land
long mournedshall II rejoice Innnmerable
the promises in favor The current is strong and T
pnlsive throughout the writings of he illustrons pro.
phet Isaiah On these nnfuhed predictions rests etht
happiness Of the human and you are partners in
the contractsbarers in the glory These passages re-
restoration Of the Jews Above all you that believe in
the predictions Of your Apostles and in the second CON-
ing Of the Son Of Manwhere be to come To Zion
You seek to evangeze them in the face Of a the pre-
dictions that they will occupy the Holy Land AZ jews
within the last years srea. revolutions hsy. y
christianity MIR went on to describe the recent re-
voutons in the Eost and expressed opinion hst the
land Of Palestine destined 10 become the great
neutral ground between the eonendng Of Europe
and Asia and that then would revert ts original
possessors This destiny Every attempt to colo
nize us elsewhere he's failed The Jews in most ia
vorahle position repossess the holy land They at
this time steadily advancing the Of education
wherever the heralty Of governments allow, they are
pursuing with success agriculture and tho arts The
soil Of Palestine Is loamy and rich The climate s sau
brious A double crop in the lowsnds may be an
nually expected. Corn, wheat tobacco olives, mul-
berry trees. cotton trees, grapes cocheneal the
coffee tree, orange. fig, date, pineapple. pome
granates are all abundant The ports are numero us
and can be re.occupied. Manufactures scsn be 80.
tabIllhsd Two mi lions Oi Jews reside within twenty
miles ef the Hsly cry Tbs Jews sAeushsut ths vera
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
Doctor 6. g. Wlarttn

bat feline Wchnung rtadb Scsvispilte osIIe9f,
in eas fribcre fpcblbefanpie ecfai feS SOe'
tor Q d, o q, woiefbft er ben &in'pcbnern
bes Stdetd,ens nnb FER llmgeaeno ad,tai9es
pcll feiuc prcfsfflonelien Disnite antstef.
So9elsOiae, %sipril 10. na4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
Sawaalla III.
Se an n oen.

Dielc 3eitan9 tpiro jebcn N9ittpcd, aul
einemgrcscn Snpcrs9icpal Scsen, nit gani
nruen Sdriften, beraus9esebrn. t4 0.a''
Der Subferipticns. .preis 1T n z b a.
Ter ees Sabre, in 8oraus bcsabfunq
ssn 5ad pies nid,t acldiebt 70 merten Gin
Staler unO flint unS srpansis ecnts anse.
rcdbnet a,
.8ein Subicribeut fpirb fur wrniecr aIs 6
Wonate angenonn,cn, unb fciner fam bic
Seeitllug anfsebeiL bis ale Giidfdubr barauf
abbesabft fInb.
8efanntntadnngen, fpeld,e elm 9icrecf auss
'naopsn, Dsrpen oreimal fir einen 3taler cins
9erift uno fir jcoc zfernere Ginriidrnq flint
iino 5wansi9 eents. = @rOeere nadb 8ers
bdftuie. s97 3. fss as'r . as #rf
Diejcnise wefd,c Die 3eituns nit Der gcC
ober orin peffreiter erbalten, niiifcn fcfbff
bafiir besnbfet. its'i32' 2 ..1i's4.'.
9iae Sricfe an Die !ocraus9cbcr miifIen
pcfffrc | ein3cIanot ,pcroen, icnit werScn
fte nid,t auf9cncmmcn. ..'..- ....
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
St0iatfi

&rduters grtracts DilIen
neld,e einsig uuo alIeiu BON @rtraeten Der
fhdsbarlfeu pclIftdnoig pur9irencen 8urseIn
unb pFansen, bic in bem pfansenreid, &c,
funSen werben fOnnen, Serferti9t iIne.
Dieie Weoisin iIhert fId, fdneG Die 9unff
Dee publifums, uno bat iIdI iiberaa mo eie'
ielbe ssbraud,t purbe 8e9iinifi9nug unb 3us
trauen erporten. Da beren 3nIammenfrss
un9 gdnslid ans @rtraeten beitebt, 70 mad,t
oies bieleIbe nidt nur ollcin ;u elmer Der fis
d,eriien unb meit rpirflamffen @ecisinen,
icnceru ;nsleid, tan9lid, fur alie @cnffitutics
nen CUR sIusrcttun9 Der &ranfbeiten bcs R6rs
pers, bcs SlutS. Der Gtngcrpeice, ilnb atle
anbere Seidperben rpeld,e cdraus entfleben
uno aberbanpt Sas menidlide Spfen' tefals
fen 81 '.H. -" III - -. #
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
Glan, grettnsbupien Mart(e, GartfT;
llnb Elm gefilnber @eloumlouf!
Gdfetn n-2eguma.

Scnnta9s ben 2ten nddf1sn Stunt fcll ter
@diten an Der neu ;u erbauenosn gemeins
fdlaftlihen Qutberilhen unb Rcfcrmirten Sir,
DIE, in Sber'Wilfcro 3aunfdip, 9eha @auns
tD, auf cine feierlide uno dri1lid,e @siIe gee
le9t ,percen, fpcsi ale Sreunbe ees @cttess
eicnites freuneihaftIid, cin9eIaeen fInb. =
0erihieesne frembe prebiser Werben ;usesen
fein.
Mi6ae( Srllfenmiller,
emanuel 9Sesel,
Ofi6ael Iu6,
~ e5Cbn 9Sctel,
Seinrtb Odller,
George Ycrs,
Sanme eiffer.
G@Tfr 8erfauf aeiifiser 8etrdnfe pir6
bei cbi9et @elescnbcit lfrrnse unterfast.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
Gin &ufer-G3e(eQe.

Gin 8ifer @sisne, Der fsin 9eftdft gut
oeritebt, fam auf cine lan9e 3eit slrbst uuo
9uten eobu rehnen, tpenn or itd) fcgleid, tei
pem llnterssid,neten, in Iieber Wlaciinaie
3aunfhip, 9sha Gauuip, unfern 9Grscc's
@aitbaule mclcct.
n- 5cbn Stepten.
Wai9 nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
2euauiee bon @ureu.

@ertifcateu pcn UuHberppiien @irfunacn
Der 6rdutersSrtract.pillen une ppn ben Uies
len @uren bic Gc beipirft tabcn, fSnncn bel
ocn perihieocncn slgenten ein9eieben pcrben.
gHir fil9cn bier eincs berielben bei peld,es
auf @eracewchl BON mebr ais einem 2aus
leno berpor 9encntmen nuroe. go
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
@Ieihfd a d 8:

Esa @leid,fdl 4 s.:
Sonuets auf ole Wtooe fir 1914,
Nlorences, ,Sraibsu Strcbs
sa 2ss. Gcnnrts fur 9dbics unb
assss ~ Wiiees, 9iibbcns II. {. 10.
~ ~ --9IIe Die pbi9eu gSaarcn
~sdfaiaSSo II iperocn Gin ncnig mchlfeis
>mSSS fer perfauft, ais an irsenc
eincm anbern Stobr, bic Die ndulihcn Snter
perfdufen. - gBr bcreibcu @eid,dfte fir
@lcric uno nid,t I'm @elo Su MAIDEN unc
oaher perben mir uns nid)t interperfaufcn
lasen. . s
9iid)ts piro 9crcd,ret i'm bic Waaren 81
sei9cn, neil fe tucbIfell flnb, fuect @ud) nnr
elm uno beIebet ciclelben.
Der Stcbr in pc flt Die ldn9e Heihe ocn
nus9eipauuter Seoefun9 (AWMiMg) be-
finbct; cieS 1T Der Srt mo- man bic tpcblfri'
len gGaaren fauft.
Wti6ael llb(er.
&c. 8.-9Sir mcrben am @nee bielrr Wc'
d,e cineu 9rcBen 0crratb bon trcdencn lSaa'
ren, @rc,ereien, II. |. no, crhaIten. rpeld,en
mir an 9ieuYerf 91rciicn uerfoufcn pcroen.
o. 9Iuc 2lrten 2anrcSprpoudte, pcfitr cel
b6d,itc @arftprcis srlaubt piro, wcrbcn in
9Iustauid, fir Waaren an9encmmcn.
NeaiS, r,g ~. rob,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
9IIbanN. SUM 20. 1913.

cerren Stainburn une Slidener - Weine
oerren: Sd) hattie mid, fd,cn pcrihiecene
Wlale entfdbfeGen an Sie, in 8esu9 duf Shire
ihdtbarcn pillen, sn fhreiben, aber notbs
ruenei9e @efhdfte baben mid jebeemal bliss
bcr caocn at9ebaltcu. Die @rtraet pillen
fwerbcn dlIbier febr bod, 9efddst, nnb man
bcgiunt oiefeIbe all9emcin 81 sebrauhen. -
SD, babe biefclbe felbit fir cen lcsten Wonat
9e3en Rbeumafism 9ebraudht, nnb fam sits
IurrlId,tIih bsbauptei1, bae oieielbe mid, gang
lid, curirt habcn. 8crfdieoene perionen BON
neincr Sefauntfhaft fno ceebalb febr ;u
@uuifen eiefer pillcn ein9encmmen, II. nuns
ld,cn eae id, bic 9I9entfd,aft fir biefe sbtbei'
lung Der Stdet annebmeu nShte, bamit bies
ielbe, penn perlangt, beierr 0anb fein ipilrs
tsn. gScllen Gle bic @Itc ha6en, mid, su
bsnadjridttgcH, 90 Sle .eineh A9ent i'm nDfo
lid,eu 3beil bon 9llbanD babeu. - Meine
Bcbnnng lit Jio. IS Saratc9a Straec, une
tpenu Sie CO fir gut ad,ten midi ~ einem
sI9ent Su erneunen, 70 f6nucn Sie mir Die
9yiaen nit benz uddfen Boot suienben. Der
Sbri9e &c.
C a It,pS G.. 9SaiS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
Sam c 8 6. IS aib.

9iife Der 9(9enten III Gc6a Gauhtp.
Solsenbes ii cine eiffs Der beSclImdhtiss
ten agcnten fur eeda @auntD:
Sames B. Willon, slllentaun,
6. uno q. @jrce, 9tcrbsWbritbaa,
s. unb SO. Soittel, Sic'ISbcitbaa,
8oDcr uno Wocorin9, Tcrb'Hbeitbaa,
9larcn @ifrnharb, Siegersoiae,
Stephen Ballet, TcrcsaBbeittalI,
Swen Sern, Sern'S Wilblcn,
6. uno 9. Stcdel, 9lOrbs sl8beittal,
Durs 9iubD, 6eoclbcrA ....
g. NIB SO. peter, 9iorbsWhcitball,
9ieubeu Siger, Sdldt Damn,
Scbn Ireidler, Soeicelberg,
Tatbau @erman, @ermansuile,
Samuel Camp, TeusIrpcli
Sonas Soaas, 2Dunpille, .....
Scfbud SciberIin9, pleafant 0iibse.
Icoembcr %, nalS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
9Qppicl Nact,ricDts,t.

9ddridt mirb bierburd, 9c9cben, tes Die
SunntDs 9ppiels, enrd, Die Scmmisicncr5 ree
@aiintics, dr. ben biernad, beftinimien 9aocn
tIto Srtcn, fur Die 8erffieeene Tannfd,ipS
nio Der Stoet Slaentann spte fcist gebaltell
nerccn fcaen: a
Il 9lm Wrnta9 ben 27ffcn Mai, fir bic Gtabt
Gacntauu nno Stcrtbampten Qaunldip, in
Der @emmieicncrs sImtsiiube in 9llIcntauu.
Sn Soaucpcr AM Cicufaa ben 2Slten Mai,
ON JNauic ocn @tarlcs 9tittcr.
Su Salsburg am Mittwcd, ten 90. Mai
am Saufe bon Sobn g)pit. -..
y cat DER Sauecna am Ccnncrifaa cen
30ffen MsaL anl Seauie bon S. r. gBeibnet.
Sn Sber Niilfcrb am Sreitag tcn Bitten
Wtai, am joauie orn nenrD HtlIn9er.
- Sm Iicecr Macun9it am Gamitaa ben
1lfen sunni, am J.auIe ppn Sobn Wiacpcru in
MiIcrstanu. ODD
Su Stcrs sWaeuuaie an Wcmtoa ben 3tcn
SUM-, am Soiuie pm Jtatban 9Seiler.
sSn 9cwhia am Eieuifa9 ecu 4ten Suni
ant oauls Don Jiatban Suhmdn. sHr
Su Beiecubura am Niittwcd, zen 5. Suni,
am NaHir ocn ScIir Dcrnbldecr.
GIN epnn am Connsritas ben 6tsn Suni
ON SHouie pcn Schn Scberlin9.
SIN S.eioclberg am Sreitag ben item SUM-,
am Sauie oru 9Dctcr Willer in Sdserspille.
Su Gcrc. .9BbeithaG am Samtaa cen 9tcn
sunni, am Soaufe bon Charles Starp.
csn Glib Whcithaa AM Wcntag Den 10.
SUM-, am Hauie pcn Scuas Stin9er.
- 9iae perfenen alic, ipeldle ibr @i9cntbum
su bod, 9eid,dst elduben, cber auf ancere glrt
etspaS ~ ncrduoeru baben, bclieben I'D, ed'
ieibif sinsufnoen inecm wcnu eicS nid,t 9cs
ft,iebt bic slHcilements ale rifti9 an9cncms
met iperoen.
T Die 9l1sffors Der serfhieeencn Gi'
ftriftea babeu iid,, an ben fur ibre 9anuld,ipS
bcitimniten Sd9en ebcnfalls in Der @pmmiB!'
cners slmtsftube eiusufnben.
Gu terlelbcn 3cit uno an ben nimlid,cn
pldsen mcrcen bic @cmmecners Icrid,ld9e
9;nnrbmen fur bic GinIammluns Der @aun'
tYs uno StaatssIarsn, ;ufclge Der 8erfisuts
gen enes iR Der leetcu @eiessebuug paffIrs
ten @eIeBes. Die 8orfdldae mii6eu in je'
beui Sal Dor 10 llbr Wcr9ens ein9caeben
tperSen uno NIT gutter Siberbeit perieben
iein. sEs a u77
sf zrr cScbn 9)cff,
ss8f. Er7sfs Saniel StShler,
,-s -.. Yetcr Gomi9.
Sann y;@ IN III eicners.
gaaiI5. nq3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
81 a C6 t6 t

pirb hermit 9eseben bae Der llnterieidnete
alS sleminiftrator bon Der Stnterlafienlhaft
ccs perifcrbencu Sercinane Scliweiler, Iest'
bun bon eDun IannId,ip. eeda @auntp, ans
acite0t pcrecn 1T. = 9Ine oiejenigen, Deldle
nod, all bela9te cinterlaGenidaft fd,uici9
iino, wercen ernfflid, aufgcfpreert, inncrhalb
3 Nscnatcu bel benz ulnterldricbeuen angus
rufcn uno 9ittiofeit sl MAIDEN = uno Scls
die, Die ned, redtmdeiae sInipritde habcn,
,pcroen cbcnfaas aufsefcrccrt, innerhalb bes
Iagtsr 3cit ibre Rshnnn9en ipUbIbeIiatist
cin;ubdnci9eu, AT aa
f Saniel s. Scllipetler.
W2ai 1. . nrs- ID. nq6nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
Seutel : SuCb.

Die llntrrSeidlneten baben slim 8erfauf
sin alIsemeincs 9IGrrtemeut 8sutel 3ud.
an ibrem Stcbr bel Der 9Iuenfaun Sriide.
Sie nunlhen insbelonbere bic slufmerf(aus
felt auf 9tc. 8 nnb 2Ilt, uno Sicn'2lnd)pr ~
lenfen alles weld,es ile alt gang uieeri9en
preilcu perfaufeu peroen.
Sd9cr inc Sef.
9lrril24, nq3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
wOQfartell.

Der llntcrscidnete madt ieincn Sreuncsn
uno bem publitum nberhaupt befannt eaB
CT bic 8cafart @cfhdfte, in 9tcro'Whslts
baI 9aunld,ip, eed,a @aunip, nabe bel Sehs
lcr's Wnhle, su betreibcu scionncn 1T NOS
su cr iIdb sipeiuon ben beribmten Hidlaro ..
3emplin's, bon Cation pe,fcrti9ten 3cpfs II.
SartsMalhinen au9effafft bat. Disis Wa,
fdinen lino bic pcrnebmfien iseld1e semadt
wercsn nnb ba er cine quite crfabrens Spers
ion an9eitellt bat eripartst or ben 3uiprud,
peS publifums,
peter Sern.
9Ipril "a, a na6ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
@ehct fc9leid, init, idl fam niht parten :
id, bin fclt cnfidlosen su fanfcn
SIR SdrgatnS rufet an ans llbler'S !!

GaS publifum bon sillentaun unb llmees
9cno III od,tun9sora eiu9eIabcn, cine fehr
fd,6ne unb grcee slusnabl Sritjabrs @is
ter, ipeld,e fcebcu ertaIten Wuretu " in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-24
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY.

The progress, Of public opinion, during the last &c"
years in favor Of rendering the directors ad stocAho
ders Of banks personally responsible to the no;chodcrs
has at length reached the Wing Senate of the Uniec
States The bill rechartcr the District banks, which
this subject which copied from the law of Ohio
uatng the banks of that State passed in February l343
Al the time of the passage of this law it denounced
banking system altogether but in little more than one
short year, this democratic doctrine has been adopted by
the Wing Senate of the United States In the OF
the debate Mr. Buchanan observed that il most I'M
Just that the stockholders in bank, who had enjoyed
all the privileges and profits of issuing paper money.
should be permitted TO say to the individuals who had
been compelled receive their notes, 1t is true our bank
has been badly managed TO have become nsolgent,
but yet the law protects US and compes YOU to bear the
whole loss This individual responsibility would prevent
bank insolvency There is prorerb, that an ounce Of
prevention worth pound of remedy; and this just
s.rclion banking would prevent nsolyences, by ma
king it the personal interest of directors and stockholders
to conduct the affairs Of The bank in such prudent man
ncr as to keep themselves out Of danger Adopt this
principle and there would be but few bank failures here
after In South Carolina where the stockholders Of
banks had been personally responsible for their issues
for more than forty years he had been informed that no
noteholder bad ever lost dollar by any bank failure IN
that State II truly astonishing that so much time
had elapsed before this necessary and wholesome reform
had been adopted and he believed that yet pre-
vailed only in South Carolina Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
Che believed, without Icing oer,ain) in RHODE Island
Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-24

tho pah of duty humanity and honor is itself unnt -
sr,Icse independent powers, and should be
sboIl no, dwell on the reasons against any Danger
# war from other powers than Mexico If the anne1a-
non is made No other has any preencs to 'n'ef'eie
r inclined TO- much lees we, without shame a"u
ods,;on allow such interference, after the declara
ton by Mr. Monroe, in 1893 against any new colon,l
zntion from Europe thus continent and lis leae@a
under MIR. Adanss administrators ana ai'e1 sena."g
dele CATION to the Congress Of Panama, with view,
among other things TO organize united efforts oga'hs
sny such foreign lnterferences.
THESE are my general views on the topics oil your
;noures But IN relation to the terms oil any treaty OF
correspondence supposed TO be now before the Se
Give neither comment nor opinion; always hola'he
nv mind open conviction on all officai queS'ioh'
iii the time for final action and then adopting the con
v,ctons of my judgment the whole case, unless
otherwise instructed by the State feel proud to repre-
sent. hesPecuuHy, ,roan,,pv
To J II Reid, L. D. Lipscomb, J. b. I. Thornton y
Jasper, Esqs.
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POETRY.
FOR THE ENQUIRER
THE SABBATH
"suca YI7 REMAINS ussrSe."

The gentle breath of "inceasc breathing morn,'
Waved the fresh trees in Eden's shady bowers
And all created being, newly born,
Rrjoiced as swiftly sped the dawnins hours.
Fresh bloomed the blossoms In the happy WA,
And verdant lay the new created sod
Angels looked down from highest heaven anu siheu,
To see the cain, sweet Sabbath OF their God.
Silence reirned DER the earth: sound was heard,
Save the sweet carol Of the warbling bird
Or from the border of The garden fair
Euphraies' tide resounding in the air
Or where. amongst the branches of the trees,
Was heard the signing of the zephyr breeze
Within the fairest bower that decked the wild,
Our parents stood: as yet, both undehled,
BY sins poluting touch;--they had no care,
Nor bitter grief, nor woe,-tle happy pair
On vast creation feast their cheerful eyes;
And as to Heaven the gentle zephyrs rise.
They too their sweetly blended voices Ialse,
And breathe the prayer Of gratitude ana praise;
Thus, as they kneel upon tho verdant SOD.
They hear The whiperines Of the son OF God, -
tHow sweet his voice. how kind his heavenly word2
"Thy prayer is answered, and thy vow IS heard
Through Eden's paths they then together stray,
And seek in qnetude TO spend the day.
And as they gaze around, below, above;
Their hearts of innocence warmed with Love;
And viewing thus Creation great and small,
They proudly cry, Zone Father made them ALL
Thus swiftly sped each morning hour away,
And now they see the glorious King OF day,
but lately taught around the earth TO turn;
And, with the glittsrine orbs of night To burn,)
Shorn Of his beams decline, as II Ia lave
His golden fires in the oceans wave
Now first the sparkling dewdrop is distilled,
And all the air with bamy fragrance hlled
Again, our parents seek their happy bower,
And while away with praise, the evening hour,
Sink down 10 slumter on the turf's green breast,
And end the first, the sweetest day oi rest.
Like them. rorgetful of all earthly care,
Wen bow the knee In attitude OF prayer;
And since no sacred Eden blossoms here,
Nor Angels voice salute the Chrstian'sear
Wen plume our joyous Spirits soar away,
And with our Father spend the Sabbath DAY.
,iversy of Virginia, May 10, 1874.
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NEW CASH CLOTHING STORE.

a. MARTIN No 81, Nam door beioIr LoaG
y Bungann s Ire7rrys Dry Good S,Ore, respectfully
the attention of The citizens Of Richmond public
generally, entire stock of Ready Made Coihin
nufacturrd very recently by him. fashionable style and ub
ana manner, from well selected stock of lie,t
mpoalions.
In addition Ready Made Clothing he intends kcpn.
santy on hand superior assortment Of Cloths Cashmere an
VrsIin., White Brown and Figured Linens for and
Pants and great variety Of Worsed and Cotton Goods s o
which viii be made order, the al hf
shortest notice.
Also, full supply Of rentemens Shirts Bosoms Co,-.
Stocks Scars Ties iandkerce Gloves sspendrrs together
with other article apperaning gentemen wear all u
which will he sold nj New York prizes
Goods made this warranted, both - re-
CARDS durability and perfect fit.
A. NJ. hopes, by strict and application to ti'
MAY 10 l-2awy