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Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

Ururh-Nuh rcgarl 20 cAcuise'
Judge between lhr following extremes
4 ioy hunter can got dmuk every night
100 lbc year. and yfi I've 10 an ull age, but
lhan ho is all exercise and u1 thought.
4 ssiruIay scholar shall u1l Do able 10
gcl drunk once year vith impunIly; but
then be isa.l ilougll and uo exercise.
Now lhc grat object s nei,bor 10 gel
used TO too mIsh rAcia.r, u1r lo Boz all
lhoughN but 10 guIW 3D. pleasure with %
pighty season. The four ordinary sr.
c.glg ID health lc-cady ti-ua exercise,
personal rIllu'ua lnl t.r Using .pH
.Ac Table with lAe stomach m.rpu I'd.
Iucu may De ou9Ws 100 sp..ro.llnr JuI
,uuy sill hr Dos uIh lAcm all Uylui.
g.u d. laU,.uau.. oilayu, ,4l.a
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

RELIGION S--'rheIc Il religion in everything
around us--cslm and holy religion In the un.
breathing things Of nature, which man would DO
weIio initiate. ltisameek aud blessed influence,
Stealing as !, were upon the heart. II comes qui.
city aud without excitement. II has no terror
no gloomin Il approaches. II rouses not the pas.
SONS aud Is untumped by the crectls aud un.
ahadowcd by the slpefaliiions Of mon. Il d from
the bands Of ihe author, and glowing from the in
mediate presence Of the great spdi which peyades
aud quIchcns o. ltis wuiien ia the hrchcd tkic5,
II Is amongst the hills aud valleys Of the earth,
where the The shmbless mountain peroes the at.
mpfphcrc Of tl, eternal winter, or where tho
mighty forest ilucluairs before thu strong wind
with iis dad, wave VI green foliage. Il spreads
out like d legblt language upon liio broad iacs Of
the uns.ctpins ocean. Il is that which li0s tho
spnt within Us, until i Is tall enough 10 overlook
lhe shadow Of our place Of probahon--which
breaks, l,nk aiicr link, the chain which binds to
maleralIiy, aud opens to our imaeination world
Of spiritual beauty.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

inG k4HRwAN EarRG,-=Nr Benton.
"a rreent speech at Jefferson. mad, the
iaIla"us alapl,ul a#a=lrophe al the dawn.
fastuess aai pugTas 0I the American rm
PIfe:
The Va. expansion uI the Ameriaan
branch oI The wliIe mre. WIS hriaIly
iaHel'd uPan 10y Cui. Il. lleail the MN
haH Iueh dHd in England Who heard
hzail without helIeFIas--lha fsaH BHIe
81 lhu lHa English r1,unisls on the Il.
laatc WaHIIpac day efas, the AllpglaHIss.
an enma dawn mla the ,aIIef of the NIz.
s-.Hn. I'm mH Is alive INV who saW
H. ataHHIng huuIHH ruaIIaa over tn
A.|aHimiHz. eraPHe down In. krnufKf
all ha tmh'IauI and hiding lhcmsa.gss
n the cane brakes = agui d##ee'iun and
deaih.
Ani WIN dor5 The am, mn see n5al
t. Mississippi uIF4 lc'mma ulh pap8.
aIIan-: IhaIf gigantic pugsu# SCALING tn
ltar.y Mountains, descending Ia tue Pa.
f.Ia aud launching the Sup aHl ,feam.
HHa' oa iHal cmaia sen. Ufeat Is IT,
destiny which icals on tho vanguard ul
the mn terrace ol the hlmnn lamily. Bar.
Hzfian conquer 10 destroy; civilized mn
= #'Wnnts anil osaIfi the Anglo Saan
81 'uul h civilization wherever h. aaez
sIaHa Ing Haa upan n tho SUBMITS oI ife
Hafa ra# lluu Tie ALEC emaIfc 10 TIM
saa.l' uJ Oregon, he ha. teId Ialor, him.
saeh ns man never contemplated beIule.
lalu.1us mythology tells al giants WHO
eImai ln lhe tops aI mountains Ia hdfI
a#as theaais. ani. Il masI BE- admitted
zasa u az they Ind iu lHa=a iits IL.
- d n ha siousi. Ou Yaans saHis
almp iulier mountains fam ersr mYiha9
~ conceived u., even alter pII.ng Pelsan
aHan ussaf anl On uplu Olympus, anI
M Iai lue Hfgo#e n lauu.Hs sionr ai
uf rfsn H n=HH.e, bll Iar the paf.
laa=R ui 'H9iul iHa ...a's ul zeirucc anil
HlriFiu4uiuHlu l.a aHbrfrsl verge oI aar
saaIatuI. arnat Is Tue I.s|ai= a. ihistaa
zaaH. 20. he white aar. auH uab', vii Il
ae lu.u. ii. Ne seq /, without cnaian.
hsranso Itis dome b5 aHr children. burp
iaHia .aaaias haak. Wil. b. aslouaasi
II A-.as NaAUg u#l"n t#a s.Hmh#H
~ saH.Hza H'mmaIH4 Ign. auI irrIua
gHu-aI warmth lfan nuan aualirr 81
wonder uhal new s#a ha mon across IHa
IN tu restore bin 10 BE anl 20 animation.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

bL'ohUemy SlRrr.-rhe following
ls a rccr'po for making the famous Black.
berry syrup. No family should bc with.
o1' lli al whoty il will lind il a sovereign
remedy Tor bawcl complaints:
'Ioiwo quarts OF blackberry juice, add
an ounce rlet Of powdered nutmeg, CHINA.
mon aud al5pico, aud q quarter Of an ounce
ol powdered cloves. Boil these together
to eoI tho strength Of Tie spices, and to
preserve the berry Juice. while hot, add a
pint OF l1lrlh proof pure French Brandy,
aud swectcn with oafsugar. Give child
i"o iraspoonsiuI ihfoe times a DAY. aud Il
'ho t,s"eicr is not checked, adj TO the
paUuty'
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

4 letter rom Cousianlinople states that
At The end OF April number Of articles, in
gold and silver, were discovered no, FAR be
low the surface Of the ground, at the town
Of LcipsCe, the ancient Iampsacus, in Asia
Minor. Amongii these objects, which
are supposed 10 have been employed in the
worship Of Diana, Rro 20 silver spoons
with square handles, and much larger
than those used In modern days, female
bust terminates each handle. and the word
ir'6nis, one Of the names Of Diana. Is pro.
ecplible on several Of lhrm; each weighs
about $50 gnmmss-a round sa,ver IN sil.
ycr nearly four feet in diameter, weighing
% kI.'ugGmmcs $50 grammcs, having in
the figure ola woman engraved on Il, with
a 'oH, a peacock, and a parrot near her, anil
two lions at her feet, with a child riding on
'ach-a large silver dish with six angles,
having on Il two icma.c heads engraved
a silver rod upwards Of six feet long, CON.
posed Of four pieces sollcrel together
four large silver gobIeis, with massive han.
dits-a large silver cylindrical vase, up.
wards Of three feet high, on lhree feet,
adorned with arab'sqne-a silyernambeau,
three icct high, necklace in gold, Of inc
workmanship, weighing i5O grammcs; in
il wero SET forty large pearls, but they
erumblci TO dust on being touched. Tho
turkish Government has sent agents 10
have the surrounding ground oGeayaied.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

Dad lurb, as well o.. m'-ehnncc and
mI-.uHHut. au all iLc daughters of mis-.
g.1IUei, ul sometimes m1..ri oi futcoss.
prosperity, ami advancement. 10 u,
thrown 900 ones resources IS 90 be- east into
,hr very lap of fortune. lind Franklin
entered Philadelphia with a lbon-lul dll
ar Zoo DIE pocket Instead ul one shilling
900. uiurF'uce, as be d,d, u.'runblI,
aold hatr gone On spree instead OF
aH.ug Up employment, AMI died 40 lhiuy
Hgs tom driving nmlsm Teams aBi drink
ing hunIy a-hrs, ins'cll Of Twin, TO
'.. .'r-l u.l age OF eighty and dtug %
H.u1s nlr1 whose amusement w lhe
tanning I'd. Doe iNluiffbl'.s aul hi',ag m
lauHg. Had Napn'oon's father hrrn
Doe nwUtr O. % pI.narIy rsH'r, bis s1u
No'.I newer lg.a got 90 De Jm.giUn 4
g1al ilh out 0t door. {. better Tor a noy
dean a.l tho r.uh uleics IN lhe world
OUe Usyyr ilas 20 sHim sl hlM rs when
uu bls TO lu }, or dfpwu 1o be- % Iirh
mans -lu s ,ac greatest misfortune that
y.u hcaIal1uuI man. mentally rratinH.
Who LI. og u.igas'- mot the cui.llen ul
ll1 rich Og lir SONS ul the o1u.ent. A
knowledge of starch and ishllehey Is all
"A rich mans -ohs aspire 40. The patlof
q, lGr scrUr u. lhsIf em uiY, aul hair oil
lAa r4re %. their -ls.s--p8rr crrsiurasl
ibug haia.srbIaltr.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

tH'. L. h#al "a. ..saIf. gfIHa rn
d - u.H5#5 O.. Lsa tH.au .a#a#.r -
l#HIzIs sI#laH 'H.z# #.am IL
p S H=Hs Will fHa.a ~ a. i|#z
Iaf#s,... N thr #I#HI ..sui. ~ t. Inm#
.sasal a.l#a ei the W. ruF. A4saz
e.hef 'cas.sas a zsHaa, Ia ba.aa-
iHHI=Fa
sslma tma lls 5ss'arI. l.a.l =
o.Baa,uf = H H. r.l4 q. N uaa
I'M '1r' wHss pH5 IA IL, TN Slate
lnfaHIug ilz.a.rr,. -. b )am #aaasB 81
H5=sd Io las saH,' an ny. onto N.azE
ea9# -a.H#l lbs A#5aal .#a#=f THf
declaration of Santa 2aHa .spw.. t'Ailr
.s ia -.'lr rr1nmgatr5Ii0u WII l.-rs
Nan feI.u'f#-J ul'e comm"
What '."-.u.ss doe. lai,jnUh... and
wala JaHaIm.u wucnlrmh. f,Iu4
AHuA communication Ni.h h.s uUgs 10
ili. cpmy' TAs uIy communication 10
Doe has lI mTi have btnn w.lh pr.i.ut
fa.h, ubn I"ml.Hi bim'or.- uH Unj
ro. j. p., faa ie'gll a.5 yLm.lr
editor Ir.r.. "g.I yoYll.s la.,U- ya4
mrutl"
I-a GLOWING fan Doc sur ari-'c.
Hnl vh.ri 10y copying the s.uuurm
Iolul. aWp,.s. m4-. strike y,eB m.uI
uH utterly usaus u.H p4Hyr.uI..r, a.
% Nau.m .aa. uful u..gU u1.4lamu4..
W.H.
"T.' l'a.iH bays al,.'-l a'l ne
0Il allea"i4.t 100 lu..fwar, t4 ',Hi,u
--uu', paluaHs .nmeu lud mun-r n.fry
a.c lol co0aly To- go guile ,lat 1r--bt
100 ahHg ihr tu.ui SnIas, asl agsui.
log 'br cause Co.. IrNir1.'
iat'rrw '.tleHl.Fs isu..f md. .'t
nate tan WLs aul llaf used. Ur as. uur
Iralcr % ihay ag.r read 800 1aguu' anl
tud allH Hws no attack uron mD l d
wWacN We luy that tlc Wings have
rendered "ail aul cuuIaH" TO iru6, ul
bat ANY ono hHs, except thr Executive
who furnished ,ucu l.r urs. Gru.nI Hrrf
aayr ever hah aal who, lgu.l duwtl.
as succeeded g' ttm GUrlp .0l ulpns
t.sA killing luIw9mdug me twelve
ur ih.rgru hundred American soldiers
"lun clNaIay 90 ..st Mexico "Iu men
aul money! We blush cha, ,hs mans
no Aue..orn whlrlusl, could l-aouu.e
q. coward h.' tDe rrp.e OF b., cmu'l,.
li'hry age iup eomfI.y Da.si-i Nal,el,
'hy mUr n,, been 'T0l c1mmy" p as.
sIHl lhn United sa'cs and spIl ilrir hrI
blood under ii5 banner, while tii. lilr'.es
stiniug nug'y az home, branding bnyp
men a. po.lroou. Tlyl1E SrYA Wull.
WORTH Dnn.p'au, aui .l IcIihHfihryI
m'nrs ara among llr living "cowars"
Of whom lt,4 man nal,t wl..r Doc bones
.o' Rut-II, Watson, Clay Hardin, Nc.
kee aud thousands of u,le which aill
wbIcna lnmiln s1l mlI,e in death lic
mAiguou ol NMfc1Ia-e aui gauilism.
Thank Heaven, lhs hwuy anal lsyl
'Ipn 10 country o, au Americans oha.har
Nhig' OF Democrats, AGE beyond 'hc reach
aul drtne'ial Ipm % pen Ha ped ia lhr
poisoned bowl o'uaHy malice
Rrha1ai Republican,
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

\ few day rga a volunteer iusi returned
rom ih' war--ouc ul rol. poniphan's
regiment, vc h''',lc-- topped at he Office
Ula ldoui of yurs % ask sJme question In
rosa'I lo the locality VI lhe ciy. Whilst
standing at iho door il commenced raininr.
Oar lienl invited thr soldier In and was
highly delighted with ile intelligent and
ready wp..c be miic 10 inquiries con.
coming 'A" country through which he had
pl..oL S. be- V1f about Ia leave oni
friend asked BIN Yf be- could do him an,
rrrrirr--ihIt De was q nlligr Of the city.
aud would Doe glad 60 rryc bin IN un, way.
The s''I.gr answered that be wanted no
hing, bli wIs AS much Obliged 10 hin Tor
bis Kind Offer as though he bal occasion
'p plua, hy 10. ils thea blwcl aud leii:
uW be bad scarcely go1s Gfy yards before
hc returned, az though Dc had frgol
something. Approaching our friend b.
saia--"5lnugeE you have promised to do
me isvlr % / should ask one.n "Ccr.
iaIn.g' was the reply, "ml am ready To
DO sJ now. "NDt upp, said lhc saliinr
"bul you wiil olig, me 90. Whcn the time
comes, ygu ".i vote i0r toe Oh man."
" o. Pirlymc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

TINS lANanrs VIII nor ur orrnosf'
The following f,ra communicated TO the
Boston journal, is ul d marvellous elaac.
ter, bulmrl comineclhc most mcro5u'ou.
ologr readers, dl, ,he mkecs willno, be
omdono ia lraa uf Ncmrf-m;
Aganlleuu from Linn. being iu ths
city received lum hi. lm.hrt resident
over lj1 miles tom hcw, % lock ul bur
.rom DIS SONS bead, agcd ll) requesting
him 10 sec Do anything could br learned
respecting bis disca.s by Mcsmnric doctors.
The disease i miht side lnd hps. The
gentleman called on "a Mcsmruc Doylor,
and without saying anything about ,ho pa.
liuul simply rcmalkcl-"h.rc is SONG
hair irum lrirnlB head vii Jon examine
.t' AItgr feeling Of the hair o short time,
Ibe.HL u % Mr.mgdc .uw) he SLOWLY
placed uIs bands upon la Iei. .Iic, saying.
'ha s.aIuI lhe d.#ase nauC. bulthg whole
system ID aUgucI-dud man muueIy and
lu,y described l.t nature u. lAt complaints,
nHl prescribed accordingly
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

THr INTERCEPTED Dr,rArDu.-Ihc
passage in lh1 intercepted lcucr OF Score.
ap Marcy TO Gru. Scott, which attracts
most attention 900 Mexico, BE- iAo concluding
portion, which is substantially as lollowG
"luln.Ions hlyo been g.,on to the
Government that o p9JiDu ul tan people
ID, lao Stale OF Vera Iul. aud also o. s1mn
oihrrsiGfs., D. disposed 10 refuse obedience
10 tho Central Government. Should such
De lAr ra.a, You wl.i adopt such MEASURES
as m.y encourage lh.s spirit, 90 iu. iAr
utmost discretion. nevertheless, that the
United snirsmay uotarpr1r compromised;
1s .t may occasion cWJIm smgut 10 the
G1Nclum.ut when negotiations l1r peace
are yu,.ud upon. sapuid you Judge il
woprE ynl might olI'r aid or protection
when the war rmUurs."
Auuhaf portion Jl do Sccuay's letter
announce. ihal Gen. TAYLOR bad made ap.
p.yurIUl TO iha War Department lur two
or three thousand regulars who have been
in ihe service, ia case he should DO cS.
ptl'cl 90 advance into lhc country. The
Secretary says HAT much as iha Govern.
Wrui may BIO disposed 90 reinforce Gen.
Iuy'or- division, Il hardly Jerus e pm
dsU, " dps1 nt tuc expense ul Gen. sculis
command who uppcaTs NOR, particularly
TO need troops OF ihl description indicated
by Cen. Taylor u icayus il larrcoc.
TO Gen. Scott to Jg ID, as commandment.
chief OF tho Yuracs Ia Mexico, whether
lha suggestion o. Gen. iay ior should be-
l.cuaeI 40.
We dD uUi attempt to translate tho des.
patch, as .fom the twoIo.d process errors
may We', uecuG aud the Original will no
lgHh .h9u.y be given To lAu country.
firIyHc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

"ls Miss S. at homel" asked a gentle.
mau Of a servant who had answered tho
call Of the knockcr.
81 think not, vic. III 60 aud ask hor,"
was the reply.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

When you 60 cunning alwayslo botoro
you shoot--you are ten times as APT lU kali.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

Never .s,l school gjfIs--,t dcsuoy. tly
o.g.,tv. .aga going ly school.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-26
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
Post Office. Wilmington.

NORTHERN NAH, by Rail Road due daily at 10 A. NJ,
nd cnse a. 10 every night.
SOUTHERN MAIL by steamer from Charleston, is due
1. iilv at s A NJ, and closes at II NJ every day
FAYETTEVILLE MAIL by Rnil Road, Is due on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at p NJ, and closes same
43ys nj 10 at ni:ht.
FAYErrsvILIs MAIL. by Prospect Hall, EliZabeth'own
WesthrOpks aud RJ5rs"ns, is due on Tuesdays Thurs
vs. aud saturdays, at A NJ and closes all same days
at 10 +. NJ
SMrrnvLrE MAIL, ny Steamer, is due daily at A.
aud closes a l24 r. VI. every day.
TAYLoRs BEIDos Lone CREEK MooREs CREEK BI OK
RIVER CHAPsr ani HARRKLL's STORE MAIL is due every
Thursday ut p. NJ. AMI closes same night at TO-
ONsLow CouRr HOUSE, STUMP SOUND, and ToFsAIL
MAIL is due every Monday at r. NJ aud closes every
THIN sday night AT TOP. NJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-26
OUR CIRCULATION,

TE-WE mean to keep the following paragraph sian
ding for the benefit OF al whom il may concern:
ADVERII- ING.-We would commend the iofo"ih2
facts TO the attention of the advertising community
The Wilmington Journal" circula'es upwards oil ELE
vEN HUNDRED COPIES weekly lis circulation in the Tow"
Of Wilming IN s large that OF any "ierp"pef pun
Iished in the place. We would further state that i's
circulation in tie counties which trade 10 TINS pace "
THREE TINES MS rgr as that OF any other paper pulS"
ed in North Carolina, and that list daily increasing
We sav therefore without the fear of contradiction
that at best vehicle Gur advertising which thepeo-
ole Of Wilmington select ''nr other observation
We think that although rge majority of the readers
NJ the Iournal' are Democrats still occasionally
do little, trading ae well the readers OF The WING pa
pors We have written the above merely for re nt"r
ma,en of those who most deeply intere>ted-ous
ness men all professions a. d all political creeds-
WI WANT CUSTOMERS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-26
vvrr.mINGTOEN JOURNAL:
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, ny
PRICE & FULTON. PrOrnrErons.
Trrr,s of su bscriptiOn

Two Dollars and fifty cents it paid in advance
"a no al the end of three months
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
ssid. except at the option of the publishers. NO
subscription received for less than twelve months.
We ,oiEpay the postage on letters containing
Fire Dollars and upwards, and money may be re-
nifsd through the mail at otsr risk. The Fost-
master certificate Of such remittance shall BE- o
sufficient receiDtfherefor.
ri,ettrrs to The proprietors on business con-
,,r,ed with this establishment. must be post paid
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-26

NBl ALTIHORE PACKED BEEF.-lO bbls and 10 do
~ Mess Beef, 300 smoked Tongues For sale
very low at HOWARD Il PEDEN'S
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-26

(eAANDLES.-2O boxes Sperm, 20 DO. star Adamantinc
~ 20 DO. Mould Candles. For sale by
HOWARD . PEDEN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-26
DRY GOODS.

gRISH-IO quin'als Cod Fish.
IL 3 half bhls No | Mackarcl,
20 boxes Herring,
II kits No. | Mackarel.
loo h'gs SaIina Salt,
100 hoxes do do For sale low at
March 81 HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-26
OFFICE WIZ. & RAJ. RAIL Rom Co., I
Win;ngtDn, March I'd. IS47,

OFFICE WE. & RAJ. RAIL Roam Co.,
Wilmington, March I'd. 1919
Resolced, That in all con,rarts AMI appoint
ment$ t" office, either in the present Road. or in
that ah ut to he CONNECTED with it, the preference
he given 10 original stockholders, provided other
things are equal
Copy from the Minutes of the Bonrd of Drcc-
tors of the Wilmington & Raleigh Rail Road Go.
JAMES -. GREEN, SEc'Y
Msrch 5th, lS47 25-4t
3NA \ELS-50 kegs hest quality. For vale low
~ hy HOWARD & PEDEN.
March 5, ls47.
PANAMA, LEGHORN AND PALM LEAF
HATS.
TUSF RECEIVED. a splended assortment
% for sale at VIII esalr and retail very cheap
County Merchants are invited TO ex ,mins our
stock, vyAich We will sell al New York prices
MYERS & BARNUM,
Market Street.
March IL. ls47.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-29
AR.Oan

ACHES Of choice and ,veiI loca.o,, :.
lands Ia shs vicinisv o. Jelie, Az so.,a e
&c oe,s Town pFnp,rsy in joliet for saie-En-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-29
roLUME S, NUMBER 3.

munItIes such institutions are curse, and
we have found that the small bills of the
thousand and one banks in our country
have materially retarded our prosperity.
The first proposition that was presented,
related to small bills. Now, every man
must admit, that this description of circu:
latIng medium must drive specie out of
circulation. five prohibit the circulation
ct bank bills of a less denomination than
twenty dollars, all business transactions
and contracts OF a less amuunt will be
carried on in gold and silver. we do
not prohibit we must necessarily have an
almost exclusive paper circulation. II
was SO in the section where he lived.
Before the Ohio and Kentucky banks
flooded his region with their ones and
twos. specie was plenty, but now metals
had almost entirely disappeared. He was
for driving small bills out OF circulation.
Gentlemen had expressed willingness
to vote for referring the substitute to /
committee, but he saw no improperly in
discussing it be ore it was sent at all.
We cannot expect the committee to
report in such manner as to meet the
views of the Convention, unless full dis.
cussion is had in advance. He desired
that be committee should enter upon their
deliberations with all the light which q
debate in this body could elicit.
he had often heard of well regulated
banks, but he never knew one of that
character. We have had in this State
experience enough on this subject TO have
learned that they are frangbt with disaster
and ruin. We have had six banks, every
one of which failed. involving the people
in losses which millions of dollars would
not repair, and now proposition il
brought forward 10 repeat the experiment
on grand scale; to establish bank id
every town and village. aRd deIuge the
State with paper money. If we desire
valuable & reliable circulating medium,
we. must, as all experience shows, exclude
bank paper entirely.
Without taking the question, the Con.
vention adjourned.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-29
RISE In Your NlTIYE STRENGTH.


Rise in your native strength,
Mechanics of the land,
And dash the iron rule
From rude IMPRESSIONS hand
BY all the might of MIND,
Assume the place of man
Head not the scott of those
Who scorn the artisan.
Ye-sinews ofstate,
Your nations pride and boast,
Whose glory crowns her hills,
And guide your native coast
You are her wealth in peace,
Her vital breath We are;
And when the bolts Jf death are hurl'c
We are her shield in war!
BY the eternal sword,
To stern bowed business given
BY Freedoms holy self,
The might of wrong is riven!
Strong monuments arise,
In record of your praise,
Transmitting down your names,
"'SH Vi OtnCA ia -
Proclaim to all the world
Your usefulness and worth,
Speak out with trumpeI tongue,
le might, men Of earth
Was the soil you tread
Wol by your fathers blood
Then on Expressions self
Roll back Expressions food.
Seize with determined hand
The standard sheet of right,
And let not even death
Iun your resolves to fight.
BY him who gave 10 man
The souls ETHEREAL fire,
That glorious day is now
Our motto, onward-uIGHER!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-29

A NOBLE AcT.-General Dromgoole,
it is SAID, has left his entire estate with
the exception of few friendly legacies,
TO the children of Digger, who, ten years
ago, fell By his hand in a duel If this
statement be tue, it affords another evil
dence ofthe noble character of Mr.. Drom-
gooie. The duel was not of Gen. De
seeking, but was forced upon him by a
vicious state of public opiLion, against
his will.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-29

A Wigan auc,ioEeer advertised. on the
wall for public sale last week, sundry
silk dresses, &C., winding up with tone
bottle of rum. one bottle of whiskey and
several other articles suitable for ladies'. .
Eng. paper.