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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
DYING WOMAN SAVED.

We publish this cure of Consumption, i. being ono put of the many which he adduccd, to prove ri,e magical power life which this Baisnm Rossrsscs after the person is coesdered by physicians and friends, be in the cery Inst stages of the disease ACTUALLY DyINa-and in this go tor gons til"e her friends had bought the cloth her stroud and other burial clothes. This cure was effected Ms Ztba Dykeman the wife of a respectable man residing at BukIston Spo, &araiog0 county, ~ Y.
 Nr. Dykeman to the facts before 1hos. C Young Esq Justice of the peace, and editor of paper 1t Bastor who certihes to the good character o Mr. Dykeman, for veracity and respectable standing Mr. John Wait merchant at the same place al;o certits that he knows nH the fcts stated and that Mr. Dyke
 mans cha ocier is goo For the full particulars of this p.n
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20

NN and afer July l-t, Stages vii; run from O Li;chfeld to he Honsatnnir Rl,irosd, as follows, viz Stage will leave Litchfie!d inl New Milford na Ni,mtns, Wednesdays and f.ida,s, ai [ o'clock, .A. M, and a,,iye al New Miltard in tim. lo take the Passenger FraiN'nr Nv York or Albany,
 Leave New A.to,d on Tuesdays, Thu-stldys and Saturdays, al o'clock, P. M or on the arrival "' Inc Passanxef Train from New York.
 Ann.!,er Stag. will leave Was, Cornwall foi fitcAf-d oa Monday, Wednesdays and Fri days, at ? o'riuck. II CT on the arrival of !hs Passenger Train from New York, and res tusa Oil Tuesdays, Thursdays and Salnlds,s leaving Li'ehi.1 a, o'clock. \. M, lhLs making daiiy tiae from Litchtie!d to the Heusatonic Ra'iroad
 The Psa2ri-1of of this line intends putting on new Clrriages. aud az usda. good Horses, and will on,ieavrr ,o merit liberal share oi public patronage.
 7 EDW ARD HART. Proprietor.
 West Corrwaif, June 27; lsio, 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
GERMAN MAGNETIC
EF,NSE,JNENsT

A sure cure TOT Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Q,nzv. >al4 Rheum, Affections of the spine or Hip Gniai. Burns. ScalGs, Colds, Coughs. Weakness, Nervous Diseases. Liberated Srres roothache. Headache, Group or H'ves- Slif Neck, Aare in the Breast or Face, Hard Swell ings. aud enlarged Joln,s SI,raina, Stitch in she Back, Frosted Feet or Chi.hlans, Bruises Corns. Buninns. Pain in the Side nr Breast rimples, Fresh Wounds and Cuts It Is also the best in eNtant for Sprains. ';alls, Swellsd f.egs. Scratches. Bruises. Nail Tricks, Wounds. Cork on Hcrses, Sc, &c.
 0G-Prepared only by A. C. GRANT, Albany, New York.
 0l-For certificates and particulars. see cir cuars left with Agents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
CHEAP CASH DRUG STORE,

FKVHOMAS LORD, wholesale and retail -G dealer in Foreign aud Domestic Medi- cines, Drugs. Chemicals Patent Mad,rincs imported Laerhes,. s, rengs hraing Piasisrs Shakers' Herbs and Extracts
 Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Varnlshes. Spirits T'nrppnine, Brushes, Putty, Dye Woods, Dye Siuffs, Sperm. Lamp ana Lard Olis. Spi'ts Gas, Carnphene, Potashcs, Inks, Blacking,, &c.. Sc
 O3- Chfaptor Cash or Gpproved Credit
 Reference to R. s MASON, Esq, Superin- tendant and Engineer N. Y. and N II. R. R PHILo HuRD, Es1., Supt. and Eng'r. Nauga- tue E. R. CHAs. WATERBURY, Esq, Co,luc. tor Nauga'uc R R. ly'7
 Bridgeport, June 20, lS40!
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
Why will you Suffer

WY I'll RHEUMATI M, GOUTr NEtl
 w RALGEA, LUMBAGo. bRUIsfs. Sprd!n Sc., When Dr. JACK:ON'o MESNlERil RHEUMATIC LiNIMENl is a shute cure as is tntly provided by the hund'ecs oh cef'il' .cl,es that have be n received from those wh, used il within the last few werkf, all oi whic!
 may be seen by ealing at the PrupFttt"t oi- ticp, and porliun ui IEem are pnbI'shfd III pamphlets, wi,,ah li,as br lad gratis ot the agents.
 The proprietors challenge the world to pro.
 luce is equal tor The cure cf all diseases f"' which il Is, recommended, Pedd the follow ing cert .fiCates:
 Lull- r'ails. New York, July 'h, lSlS.
 Mpssrs Steele < Cn- -Cenfs,-Me>>rs. Web, ster ,& Graves of lthica, would like You th forward a case of Jacks"n's Rheumatic LInl. ment. immediately bs Express, as itere are sevrral customers waiting to purchase.
 Mr. Agent for one al our Woo!en Factories, has had the Rheulnatisn Tor seHe'- al yca.s told him of the many cures your Linimen, had performed ,aud gave hIln the las; bottle had in ny ttnnk. Ao tried tt, and an immediate sense of reliet In about an hour Inc pain again returned, and was again relieved by applying the Lin,ment ] same a&aV the next morning, but there are several other persons a, Iihica. afflicted in the came wa-, who are wating 10 try II. and who 1 have no doubt will experience similar re- lief By att ending promptly to the ahoV' you. Hil much obiidge, Yonr Ol de efvt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
| 0 8

TONS of superior Plaster for sale at the RAIL OAD S,a,ion in pl. m",,h by ss.i pIcKETT Ts&TuRRELL..
 South Earns, Oet. f0th tSta 1 sS'&
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
ITolsatonic Railroad. New Arrangement.
 lSA0.

sF ESsENCER Tram leaves Bridgeport dai' < l., Sundays excep:ed,l al f0' l3'a m. on . 'iVal oi the Nau.aIuc ,raii., the sec"l',! 5 .:.snodal 'ontraI,i from New iiavea aud thc ,.>4r-ss train from New York, and arrives at '% t" Line in time 10 take the cars on the 'r.-'.,n Rsiir"ad for Troy, Albany, Spring ji |. pittsiletd, findson, s.. Glc
 E.:rtJ IRVING, lea Tee Stale L,Ie a, 9,A5a. in' ''' '.!e ar.va! ot the train rom Albany. aud ? t,'s ;n Bridgeport, at } D. m Passengers
 i, f take the cars of .he " Y. &N II <. !. Co. a; Bridgeport. a!l arrive in N> "
 K, at 1 30 p. IF. A t'ain also leaves !; spor:, tor M:w Haven, or the arrival "i | D' H"usaionc train, and ai,ives a. New Has '' T, ai 3 2l0p IT. T'eig1; trains with pas s .er cars attached Iravc Bridgeport and '.e,s S!oc!43..dge, al q. m.
 SrAGEsrun in ccnnec- ..=1ce-z,n,ion with the ca's to s es3es gss-.g Lee, Le1nxs O,d Stock ,As44--g=--= -=-=s.:=szSas;t ;tl-c, Curisyi.lc, Via $ r., Sharon, Goshen. No,f,k, tchGsId, WuHib,,,y, Danhury, Bethel, ,Piustield. .&c, Sc. f.g-H.n Agent Of this Company is amho:ize' I. aNe charge q Specie, Rank Notes or Van- anss paper CT to reeeive them for lranspor;a ar,n cn any conlitiob&
 c: 4. EiR1L IND, Superintendent. BsidgeF6rt, oct.' lsi9 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20

A FRESH lot of fine welt and turns BUS "A KiNS. Of superior quality ..l MAJ For sale low by ....--.-..-. MEAFOY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
BEb,EEED IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE.

Messrs. K. B. CGldreH 4 Co, of Rast 0s'seso Os irego Co Y. respectable druggists wrote tons May :3h; lS48: We have iilst heard through Mir Whitman
 respectable citizen of this place, of anlportant cure BALsAA has produceta the wife of al acquaintance ot hia who resides in the tOwT of 'Faerm0 in this county She had been long coafiied to her bed Hndi dangerously d:Ses. ed that or friends beheUed impossible for her 10 iire -s
 MeSRa TRAN ONE DAY LONGER. But when sA other hope utrly falei, sine coimencta taking B,a"t's kulnOnoy Balsam. and ifs medical enca cy has raised her rom dyi"s he'd so that she Is nt% going about antt attending to her domestic households affairs and; duties. Sie knowl dges, and 1t is very recovery from long, and dangerous sicknesA and her friends and nsigbors consider that u'ediene invaluable.
 klS LUNGS BLED-HE MUST DIE
 MT. z. $. Terry. merchant Ryron Genesee County, r.. wrofe Aug. 2l. le46 : Rr0nts Medicine is doing wonders here-it has cured of C0asunpiion that nU ths physicinns had sa,d mmSt dis. When he nenced taking Brants Medicine hs could not hs hand to his head he bed 1f hr lungs and every symp tom seemed to indicate that he must die; but ssion- ishing to all he s able labor and rides all the county. He Ussd ony fire botes. will also show you. when visit tic city of New York in the spring, what gsea hhaEgs Bfons has dune fo It has also cured young ludy of Consumption in Orleans county which her father says no doctor could cure.
 RAISED FROM THE GRAVE. d Messrs Pratt 6 Foster, merchants of West Corn Evall Conn. called at New York April 2ls le4a
 End seid Brants Roisom had e6ctrd of such hope Vcss of Consumption in their town that other cough medicine could be aOld there that il had 0iSea if from the gFavesOme that physicians and all tie friends said die. One gentleman in particular was SO ar gone that hs physician told him 1t to"s uStiess to take any more medicine. He then When hope iek began ro take Brunts Balsass-. got well-and:. now well as he ever was.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20

,.ss..sus1ESs TN AIKEN UP by he ,uh,cr,
 N J hei. THREE yrarlrc
 iieiiers. one black and two ted No artificial maIk. The own. eFgss QptSfrd te prove I'roneuy. pay chMges A"a ssbwIN ?. DICKINSON. AlIlloh. Dss ilh as4s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPl ANTS:

No remedy offered to the public has ever been hay and .setual in restoring ALL the incidental wtaknesses and irregularities of the sex, as BRASTs PULMONARY BALsAM. It makes 10 difference whether the Arrangement be suppression ercsss other We0k- ness-it REGULATES ALL by sfrenet thening the sys- tenn eouali the e.cuation and SOOTHING and AI~ LAYING NERVOUS lRRITABiI.ITY. See PanPhlsis
 CHANGE OF LIFE.
 From the Girl to the Women. and the Women at m4~ dle oge-the one Is acceierafed and the other SO vadaoy suppressed prevent of the ataI d's. cases that frequently arise in consequence ot sucs change.
 Nervous Diseases and Derangements Cured without fail. DYSENTERY and SUMNER. COMPLAINT, in children and aduhs-and A
 CHOLERA INFANTUN. No mother need ever mourn the death of her child bv Cholera nGanturn, while teeihing, if BRANT'$ PuI MoNARY BALSAM be administered. lA should be- fer sAch given in larger than the Or nary doscs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20

hEN=sSzss SSTRAYED from the shb-
 sstsY ' - scrii,cr, on the 3l oi -exY October, ? mlch Cows, ont sAz-ss red, with hng horns: ,ht othef 1T Night rel with high fornS. Who svof wili s.se Information wher. they ca, he found S;laii be generously rewarded hy the subscriber,
 q JAMES THOMPSON. BeihIem; Oel. 10th lSa9. ~3w27
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
Protest Against Splitting Litchfield County.
(BY ONE OF HER SONS.

We ind it doing wonders in the cnre of COWS UMf. 1'IO.T D YSPEPSL7 and LITER COMPLIANT and in kfkE EU.Ht9TIS.H SCROFULd, PILES, TONS, Pi.MPLES, BLO7GEfES.and all affections
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
RAISED FROM ThE oRAvE.
Doctors coz1d give no Help

Mr. Wn, Jennings. merchan. a, Pitrpont Cen,rs Ashtabula Ohio. wrote to us October 2d, ls46 and stated of Cows which the of BsANT's INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM had effected in Mfr W,L inm Crork't of adjoining town. Mir. Crockct had sought relief from the beet physicians and medicines but found none, for the fatal hand of that unreentng monster Consumption, had taken fact hold on his vitals. and was co destroying and facilitating up by his physician. and all friends who would inhabu srarG But in this last extremity, strange and marvellous t may seen yet it is true that the of only fus bottles of BRANT's lNDIAM PULMoNAKY BALsAM has unclnched the hand of the destroyer, and restored Mir Crocket to health, and he is A HEARTY. {
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
BLEEDING AT TIRE LUNGS.

MT. James Twins. a merchant and miller of Krkisnd Lake O.. Ohio wrote Sept 18th, leie, that BRANT's' PULMONARY DALsAM WAS etfectiDg some astonishing in that vicinity in parcular.- was the wife of his head miller She had been diseased for 6uy years and her husband had spent almost all his earnings in paying doctors, and in trying all kinds af medicines, but to purpose She had not Gid or sePs bed for serrrol yenrs in consequence of her dis ease; but after using ess bottles of Byaafs PsE
 onary Balsdn she could lie and enjoy sleep in her bed as well as ever she could.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20

This is soprepaEed, t.aeR the inert properties the Sarsapara rOOE first reiioved! every thing capable Of becoming acid. or of fernentasion is ex.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04

for the connections with tdewaer with the Rvanna ryer
and with the South side of James river ii received oeiJ
stockholders. -, :,
cannot conclude this communication without avnllns
myself of The first occasion of my meeting the stockholders
TO- tender 10 them INV grateful thanks for the honor which
in Nav last, was most Unexpectedly conferred on me- In
accepting the trust was hardly aware OF lis nor
did even tcn do, appreciate the great value Oh Tue
enterprise in which you engaged. ~ -,
YET with all the disadvantages under which have labor
ed 80 efficient has been the service Of me ohcf ocers anu
AGENTS. of the company and familiar with their duties Is III
hoard of directors that invite full examination OF he pro
ceedngs Of the year with strong confidence a me. WIN
be found satisfactory. All which Is respectfully S1o'ru'
November 26th, 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
THE SENATE on APPOINTMENTS.
The Wing, with its usual reckle,sness says of the III

The Wing with its usual reckessness says of the Union
hc foreign organ would have throw every nomination
over board None ,rM sut it, but Democrats; and as il VIII
get of these is perfectly willing 20 see the wheels o.
Government stopped We happy 10 believe tnat Inc
of paper which openly declares preference for Queen
Victoria President Perhaps the veracious or
gan will deny this charge, il denies every thing II says
To show the character of the above we refer 10 the
Republican which the Unions article and cites
the following e various classes persons whose cases
the Senate is invoked interfere land which, are thus
stated by the Uuion
First individuals who have been appointed TO office in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
LATE. FROM MEXICO.

slip from the Picaync gives news 10 the 18th No'em
her from the city oi Mexico We subIon ieg irem-
motion has been brought into he chamber OF deputies.
disappearing Of the procci Of 'h Government 10 anticipate
by dscouniin The payment o The nex portion Of ~ IN
cnnity be paid Mexico by he United States in May eS
committee The Senate had proposed resolution Limiting
the expenses OF the Government H. soUOgpQ monthly l"
which the Chamber .! Deputies had agreed
IL GiotO paper published Iii The capital assures It's reaa'
ers that the British Minister Mexico has received nstruc
rion from Lord Pamerson interfere IN his oihcia c!I'
Il in pressing tile claims Cf British creditors holding Mex
can bonds Mr. Robertson the agent OF the bondhoidd'
settlement il will re ccoccd retired from tho country anu
Lord PalInersion has ntcrfercd
III Si2o the 10Th inst says that conspiracy iah Deei
discovered al Merida Yucatan among the prisoners coihu
there 10 break out sack H. CT! AMI assassinalr ic pFihc
pa men II was stiel in the bud The 'iovev.ment nag
not been able induce the Indians 10 lay down hcit arms
Intelligence Ind come tho hands of the ucatan Govern
ment, pro. 'haf English med!uon are the whites II"
debtcd for the continued hoslilt. If ia" indians,
The Chamber of Deputies has ordered an inquiry nto IN"
late execution of Flores shot gar,oted by Caiacs IN "a.
maulipas IL has been nsnuated that the unto'dh
was put death account o! sluuU IN gOu "''i '''
captors wanted 10 appropriate
FL Srlo OF the 9Th inst states that the Serrah's VI hou
taneers in ,he Republic of Guatemala ne carrying Oh 'he
war against the Government tine most ciuei ana
manner The opinon becoming genera mat the tates NJ"
senara,ed will unite and orlanize ne" coneaefaon.
Tb C;,e,o legislative assembly did not meet on the loh
September convened, III Consequence VI 'ie "a' - W.
necessary number 10 fo!n. quorum ,..o !.
Tho Indians ipach,s end Camanches have lately mace
eh pcurson into C0,!ulJ and committed terrible a'focs'
ties near parras. Quit. ,o :, had
The cholera hsd disappeared nom Chihuahua where au
made tho most terrible ra'aGes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
E.o,n ne Uosbinpton Union

From the UQShangi0H LH0H'
Sang of the Hungarian Hussar i'm the Revoiu'io''
Translated from the Hungarian by Or Gabor NaI'hegH
The trumpet sounds the drum Is beat
The Russians not far;
Along old Buda's stony street
Speeds on the brave Hussar
The maiden at his side to-day
With heart so high and warm,
Tonight her weeping head may lay
Upon his lifeless form
Like children TO the school Of death,
Like lambs, 10 slaughter all,
They come amid the battles breath
They come al kossuti's call;
He fights for freedom and for man
For woman babe and youth
For all who share the sacred plan
OF life for God and truth
Along the paths of love and fams
The joyful maiden goes,
To whisper oft in prayer NJ. name
And soothe his heavy woes
Al length have ceased the dreadful sounds
These thunders Of the field;
With tears she battles his bloody WOUNDS -
Her faith, his sword and shield
TO swee, delights returned-trom psih
To peace and love- and wine,
She curl his raven locks again,
Like tendrils OF the vine.
Within her heart there IS a throne,
And he its king shall be
The only one that she would own
Lord Of its destiny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
POLITICAL.
JFrom he Columbus Times.
.T. BACK THE BOWL"

Az ORIGINAL TEMPERANCE BALLAD
Drink Charley drink exclaimed ls gay coio'o Ill
49, ,rassn,ed IN him flowing bowl OF nby Vine ~ VI
dp mn sorrows" He reached forth his hand 10 ake
- % rr;sed 10 his lips; that moment his promise 70 s,
nnon his memory, and he returned II, saying, "
,nns, ercnse me; take back the bowl -,
must ca [irthur's Temperance Tales
Take hack the BOWL take back the bowl,
And keep il for polluted lips
will not bow. ianeiesS soul
Beneath its dark and foul eclipse.
! tnown that life must hencoiorth be
weary and unblesscd thing;
T'ha; hope can lend no ray 10 me,
Nor flowers along my pathway spring.
Well be il SONY strife hath been
Beyond the low and vulgar aim
The deeds of base and heartless men,
Have never dimned my humble fame;
And am proud-aye, even now,
Amid the shades Of deepening i'll;
The fearless tread--the open brow,
The brbeless hand are left mo s'i''
Take back the bowl will not steel
The hallowed mem res OF ule t'7
They add no pangs those ieel
Nor shadows on the iu'tre s sass
Ave taSe il back let others hins
Oblivion Ger the haunted soul
nv memory is cherished thne
away away, take back the powi'
An nnripht hearts gultless brow
soul unbowed are lief; aione-
sSkwi no, break in madness now,
-. The only staff lean upon
Il keenes pangs that grief can send
ZgShall never prompt 10 deeds accused
Take back the BOWL will not bend
towering spirit 10 The dust
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
s4273 OF

por,ions of these arrearapes doubt desperate Du
The Iarper part is due from responsible persons anu
wi he paid Instructions gwen some uile sh'' "
odou The necessary for the collection ana 10 III
sra in i,nre nj least an annual settlement of tho cola
ny's dues. a., roou or
The credit system is, in great measure 'ii' 'e
unavoidable circumstances The principal relghi Is SAT-,
which GENERALLY descends the river in steamers ana tec -
ma MAGE where the boats be inspected ana me ION '
c,cI without detention which would probably increase
men, engaged in the manufacture o SALT II Is nor h
nient 10 pay the tolls when they get return roh uc sup
men, than ~ il goes 10 market
8 The Second Dirision.
The report of The chief engineer VIII give llio,'a'o -
nj The nr,grcss of the works between lynchonrg anu
h, month Of North river and thence 10 Buchanan ne
secton has been well described rugged ana acu
of improvement Than any other OF equal extern On ,c '
line was graed TO find thai the natural dcui'ies nay
been overcome with great skill in the ncalian oil ie woh
and that the rugged character OF the country iiaa l r.
deemuu merit of furnishing materials OF ios' cAe''Y'
ouaitv Ii appears thar the work IL wen ss'.tu
naoius, the great dangers which IL will be exposed %
The peculiar formation through which passes ana ' NV
dams locks and cuvcrts substantially consuclfu q
~ nronise security against the sudden rises ana violent cur
rcnts m the waters in their passage through me af"" so
res or the mountains The cement when Is old III hoh
dance and is prepared for use under direction o me c
,nv's ap,ots AZ Point Cabe has proved la b o excellent
ity and used b. all the contractors under cafeni IN
nccon II is hoped that The canal will be opened Tor ht
@ of boais during the next year Aud he most advanta
eos results be- anticipated from the very large increase
III feuhf which il will accommodate and may be expected
IA receive extending The benefits along the whole me OIL
Tho canal and an extensive region of The State Astounding III
minerals and rich in agricultural resources WI bc opened IL
!, favorable market for its valuable products.
The means with which The works on the second division
have been carried the p:occcds oil oa'r pos' i
,h, f,f Nar.h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
MARRIAGES.

Married, on tho 2sl November at the residence o. MS'
Fanny Saunders by the Rev. +. Scott, MI JOHN ",
pETROSS 10 Miss LUBERTA t., daughter OF the ia''
Reuben Saunders. all of the County of Caroline
Married on The 2ab November at Plandeang, the resi-
dencc Of Hrs Susan Wyatt, by he same Mr. JON :"
COLEMAN 10 Miss MARY f., youngest daughter OF WIZ
S Wyatt, deceased, all Of The County OF Caroline.
Married on Thursday evening, November 2stn oy ' e
Rev George w. Woodbridge, DANIEL J. Bow, -
VIRGINIA daughter of Anthony Bargamn all Of ms CITY,
Norfolk papers please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
No REPUTATION.

We ar pleased to see from the able report ot T. >. Lyon
The Bank Commissioner OF Alabama thai there Is no hear ct
reputation by that gallant State tappcars says the Mont
aoicry Advertiser thai since the Banks went into commits
sion the Foreign Debt hats been reduced we speak III round
numbcrS) S9000010 S5.G00U0 THIS ha= been Ell
feclol bv tho skul management Of the tonmissonr who
has purchased millions of the bonds and invested 81
100 900 of in United States Stock paying sir pr cent
Interest Thus the nclr, 10 b. met by taxation is less
than $4,000"
Besides there ar now the hands of the Commissioner
about $500 900 of specie funds 10 be applied IN re'c-
ton and the pros,cc further reduction Of 100000 ont
OF The i,!. lt Ranks The collections from the Bank
assets since February, i2i6 amount 10 s50J0Uo III
cashand IN nett gain of over s20u0uD prohI |"
the State was made in the manifestation Of the funds
These facts-porous facts they arew, We trust and
believe put final qucI, the troubled and puny spirit 81
Reputation We are pretty we'll through the breakers and
Mr. LYON deserves the thanks Of citizen OF Alabama
for tiGt same.
The Senate ordered couple OF Bank Bills a second
reading Ore Of these establishes the Free Banking sys'en
and the other provides 10. joint Stock institution
The London Times may now hnsh up lis anderous cry on
the mis,eeds OF 'rasenliy non paying Alabama
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
THE spEAKERsHIP ~ CONGRESS.

II is said that the Frcesoiers will sustain Mr. winthrop
and thus elect him How far this may be cannot
sayhoagh should not be astonished al such course
on their part II certain that Winthrop good enough
rccsoler and rotg abotonst for the taste Of any Of
them No one can read the article in the last Cnon show
ing that on ercry antslavery question Winthrop has voted
with j. Quincy adams Gddngs, and other abolitionists
and be satisfied that he is ansavery throughout HIS
election the present moment by the votes OF Southern
Wings would 90 shake confidence in their professions
of devotion .hc South would stimulate the fanatics 10 still
more greedy schemes and ic fatal stab upon The hono
and rights the South However Others shall no
believe until the vote recorded that jeremiah Morton
who assumed the bodcs and Southern ground III ht
late Congressional canvass and his devotion 10 the stant
of Virginia. was elevated his present honor wi stain hi
escuchcon and strike blow Virginia and the South b,
placing responsible and most important post, man sh'
proved BY the record have gone 10 The iarhest pom
with Giddings and his black He cannon do IL