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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-04
LANIBERT's OFFICE.--T : y :
I4th Street, under Exchnn1@ Hnsea.s

Drs"l noe. !. NY: Lottery. No. %, February End.
r = ~ % 90 y 20 40 81 A IS sc 81
No 20 Capitals S33 u.s. $4,000, 10000 6e,oo.
1000 5,00o, 2432 10 of l,5O0, 10 of 1000, &c. IS
numbers, IA drawn. Tickets sl0-shares N pro-
portion. -
IN EXHIBITION.-OUR GREAT H757.
" TORICAL PICTURES OF THE LEGISLI-
TUBE OF 1850 81, and the Convenfien a
1S3O.51.-We are now engaged at and have
partially completed, the present Assembly To
those members who have favored % with . csIl,
we return our thanks, and those who have mot ret
sat, will confer great favor by giving us Ave min.
utes OF their time, in order that may add their
hkenesses to those already taken. and be thereby
enabled to present the members of the LEGISLE-
TURE OF 1852 with complete picture Of them
selves, in splendid frame, valued attwo hundred
dollars. The ownership Of which win be deter
mined by lot without cost to the lot holders Calf
at the Virginia Sky.Light Daguerrean
Gallery, AS Main street, above Governor.
WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor.
r. S-Citzens and strangers generally are in.
vited to call. fe2
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New York Markets, Feb. B, P. NJ.
CoTroN.-Dull; middling 81 a 81 cents
CoRN.-eOOO bushels Southern White sold to day
at rs 81 cents.
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DLACK CAeeIMHRB PANT6sA 6ne
ID assortment On hand. and for 1eleyery low Tor
cash ~ = HENDk 49, ~ ~. : e. 80
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| OST-On Friday or Saturday lssr, FIFTY
Ii DOLLAR NOTE on the Bank of either North
or South Carolina. The finder will receive re
ward of SIS, by leaving it at .he store of Daniel
II. LondCn, corner of Main and 18th streets
fe 2-3t*
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T AND BELOW COST TO CLOA4t
"A COPARTNERSHR.-Allin want of unusn L
bargains in almost every description of my
Goods, would find il Is their advantage TO make
early call, as the business must be closed fn .
few weeks. s. n sa%a
of printed Jaconets, fancy Berages, Lawns Mus
Inns, light Ginghams, Silks, Ribbons, and many
other styles Fancy Goods, most Of which we ana
selling for one-hall their usual value.
WARREN, FARISS 4 BROWN.
p ia 1e-ts - No al Earla S0s1are
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M ISIS IL. A. UPTON respectfully informs
1s1 the citizens Of Richmond that she win read
s s,;I. play Of HAMLET, at the Univer.
sshss Cnurcn, on Wednesday Eueniag, Feb'y. Ord
Reading to commence at ~ o'clock
Itckets 90 cents, to be procured at the Book
stoTts r. 3-0f
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SHINGLES.-75,oOO superior 10 inch Bunch
~ Shingles, just received, and for sale, on the
wharf at Rockets, on accommodating terms by
fe 2-3t* BELVIN e. PARKER.
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'pt sheppard's Quick Step, By. The Orche
To conclude with
THE IRISH TUTOR.

y Aoo1-.----. ---... Mr. Ryan
H Prices Of Admission--Boxes Sc cents
Pit IS cents; Centre Gallery SO cent?. C,olored
Gallery rs cents; Eastern Gallery, for white per.
soma. Ist cents Is. fe4
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a NTHRACITE COAL.-l nave now in
"A yard, and win keep regularly supplied, with
the very best quality OF lump and broken, and
screamed red and white ash Anthracite COAL,
which will deliver in any part of the city at IS 50
per load. Orders left with John A. Lancaster &
Son, at the American Hotel, or sent through thu
post Office, will be promptly attended to.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-04

I HAVE in store an assortment Of Preserves
some extra put up Lines, Pine Apples, Pears,
Peaches &c; also, Brandy Fruits, viz: Cherries,
Pears, Apricots, Apples. &c.-al of which would
recommend to the attention of house keepers and
others. ANTONIO PIZZINI,
ia Is No. AZ, Main street und er City Hotel
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NEGRO HIRING.-The subscribers agsln
! offer their services to their friends and thu
year. They win use their best endeavors to ess
good homes and good prices. Persons having ne.
groes to hire out should send them in to rs ~ tbs
hrst day of January, 90 that may be able to get
them good homes. NIB. \ b. HILL.
Corner of Franklin and Wall streeea
de 9-dacfIE y
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DLACK CLOTH AND CASHMERE
- vESTS.--Mannfaetured by the su5sc ribers,
snd for sale very cheap.
j. f. Henderson, & co,
fe3 g No 30 Main street
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0TED WARE.-Revelsin and Stationary Casters,
Tablesand Dessert Spoons and Forks Cake Baskets,
Toast Raeks, Nut Crackers, Fruit and Butter Knives
and Walters, Cheese Scoops, &c, tor sale by
ia 80 r. NJ ZIMMERMAN.
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ENGLISH GELATINE-72p packages. witk
"a full directions accompanying each paekases
Just received. @5.t$t.
For quality and cheapnese, II IL superior 70 any
other substance Of the kind in use for making puyo
Crystalline Jelly in few minutes. ...-.
de IS ADlk = GhAf.
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A FEW DAYS hIORE.-We have still on
IA hand many desirable goods, and as the business
must be closed in few days. all in want of bargains
woul do well to call during the present week We
are closing out all styles Fancy Goods heavy loss
fe3-ts WARREN, FARISS & BROWN
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RICHMOND STOVE WOleKS.
I, yIEa works are located In tho immedia

UNIVERSITY LECTUnEs:,-Lsssssss = - ~
u the Evidenoee Of Chsieus1ssy - sss.s r. IGa1
II Ninsveh sndiss Rsnaai1s $50 8. s 49, ~.
! yisit % "a Chnlderon ChliseA ~
"a, By Austn nenEy Leysss<: g. ssis 3 8
Thouas Hood, rccstvea - y ~ mn Deshotose.
e 9 ------.-.---cS.w COAT.
1Uw nRKSa ANQ .ssscssess a. g.
p sfs.esls'' <. HID es e r. 3 c. &C.
& ma1 asa1als Il 8 - 4 800 g "a 81 s.
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IN HAND thelargest and most varied assort-
~ ment OF Toys and Fancy Articles ever Of
fered. ANTONIO PlZZINI - s
ial5 No ~ Main street, under City Hotel.
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4 ATTENTION., BLUES:
n Parade In front of the Capitol on TO-MOR-
nj ROW wednesday, At3 o'clock
~ In winter uniform, arms In order for inspee-
ton BY order of the Captain.
fe 3-3t JOHN H. FREEMAN, O. g..
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VIk GINA MANUFACTURKS.-T
public is informed that the undersigned have
no connection with any commissisa house in this
city for the sale of Iron aud Steel manufactured
at their works. "a
| Blacksmiths and artif.ers using Bar Band
Hoop, Horse Shoe or Nut Iron, may rely upon pro-
curing, at our works, articles in their line Of tho
best quality and at Satisfactory rates.
Wrought work of every Observation-Disclosures
Spikes, Bolts, Plates, Nuts, Washers &c. &C., fur
nished at short notice and at the lowest prices.
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I OST.-On Sunday morning, between 4th and
II 9th Streets on Grace, BREAST-PIN, set with
Garnet and Pearls. The finder will be literally re.
warded by leaving it at this Office. fe s-3ts
DALE HAY AND OATS.-The subscriber
- is in receipt of nice lot of No / Hay and Oats
in bales, and will be regularly supplied during the
season.
fe 3-3tt THOMAS WILLIAMS
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nvERCOATS, BLANKETS, Nc.-Lon-
~ don Duffl Overcoats for drivers; Twilled, DUFF
f} and Bed Blankets Flannels; Plaid and Plain Lin.
seys; for sale at low prices, by the subscribers.
THOMAS g. CHARLES ELLIS e. CO,
ia Ia-3w los Main street
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athis
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states.
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all OPP
terfeit
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.NoIAga III 1t ss s,ss
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i bracing the usual variety, among which may
be found all the new styles, for sale by
fe4 o. A. STRECKER.
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COUP Three sizes. an article
~ that NO family should be without. for sale By
4. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
la1 Corner Main and l2th streetas
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10 EADY MADE CLOTHING AT COST
III large supply Of Overcoats, Business CoesAs
Pants vests &c. TO be disposed of 1t cost, until tha
spring, at HYNEMAN'S, No. SO Main street. Those
that wish to purchase viii plense call and judge
for themselves, as I am determined to close "ut
my winter goods at cost, and no mistake. Com
one, come ALL and you win ind the cheapest cioen
ing ever sold. at 90 Main street.
la 22-dtl2Es = u. dYNEMAN.
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oh cay.
Alniost
blsins
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Limbe
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delivery
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ROAD
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- FOR BOSTON.-The hne schnOoner
Ssas9 TYRON, Capt Strout, having the most of
ber cafgo engaged win be ready to receive freight
on Monday, the 9th inst. For balance of freight,
200 packages tobacco, apply to
fs4 ROBERT RANKIN.
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OAK ER's PREMIUM BiTTERs.--l2
ID dozen TO hand and for sale at makers prices, by
BENNETT & BEERS, Drug house,
fe2 Las Main street
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-We will sell, to
IN remain in Richmond, likely WOMAN, "a
years of age and her child about 10 months old. The
woman is good cook and washer, and is offered for
no fault whatever. Apply to us.
TOLER & COOK,
fe3 General Agents
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/ AM STILL RECEIVING COAL from
the Midlothian Pits and putting it at the same
price commenced at in July last say II cents per
bushel for Lump and l6 cents per bushel for mixed
am not getting a large supply of Lump. but get all
that comes to the Richmond & Danvie Railroad De-
pot for sale.
fe3-lw CHASTAIN EApPAp
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SILyER PLATED CASTORS, CAKE
" BASKETS, &c.-Silver Plated Castora Cake
Baskets, Walters and Candlesticks. ALSO, Britain.
mia and panished tin Coffee and Tea Urns, for sale
by GENNET e. JAMES,
fe3 Eagle Square
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BLACK CASS. PANTS.-Just received, a
- beautiful lot of Black Doe Skin Pants OF good
quality. MERCHANT g. WEISIGER
fe4 No. 1,2 Main street
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MALE COOK FOR HIRE.-We have for
AVA hire, for the residue of the year, young me-
gro Man, who Is said TO be an excellent COZ k.
PHILIP M. TABB & SON,
Office on Governor street, between
fe3-M Main and Franklin streets.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-14

we thought right.
Again, and nov refer TO what my
friend from Mississippi has said. Il was
the desire Of the Secretary Of State thai
this resolution should be introduced. As
regards his application to The Senator from
Mississippi lor that purpose. the inlro,luc
tinn of The subject and The withdrawal Of
the resolulion. We must keep dates in
view in order 10 give proper influence ID
these various transactions. The Piesi-
dents message was prepared aud printed
as We all know, before the meeting 81
Congress. II was in the town in which
! live. before | left there fnr tie seat 81
Government. Before il was sent TO eth
e. House Of Congress il was in The pos
session Of the postmaster, ready 10 be de
liver. Il when he shonld receive a lele.
graphic dispaurh authorizing him TO do SO
Everything, therefore, in The President
message. was prepared. written and print
Ted hrloIe The arrival Of this gentleman il
this county. The resolution, offered by
my friend from Mississippi. was, if ] re,
Collect Alright, introduced on the pery frs
LAY Of the session. II was Withdrawn OF
the Thursday succeeding, being the fnurll
day Of the session, aud kossuih did M
arrive in, This country until The day after
wsrd.-linlil Friday. We must bear il
mind lbat Knssuib had hcan expected IL
come TO this country as an emigrant. j
was in that character that a public shiT
was employed To bring linn here. IL was
in that character he VIA expected tn ar.
rive. II was with reference to Tint The
Presidents message referred To him. u
was with reference to the same Thing the
iesnluiinu was proposed To be intrndneet
by the Secretary Of State. and that The re-
solution was Introduced. That state Of
things continued until The resolution was
E1tilrawn. Never. until Knssuth landed
upon our shores. did we have any anthem
CHARACTERIZATION from him 81 the pup Sc for
lie came here. We may have
y our mjec,nres from what he said
>Visil 10 England. but we had
expression Of his purpose
xhat Ile expected 10 ac-
afier he l4uded IN thus
Mississippi. IN justice
r State. anil To the Ad.
lss say that The object of
b spoken Of 10 the inter.
h,d sv;ih Mr.. Webster.
ou Ie(egps - and Recommend
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-23
Pannsvlvania LEGISLATURE

In the House, Mr.. Blair, of Centre
county, offered the following bill in rcla-
ton to people of color:
AN Acr 10 Prohibit The Emigration Of Negroes and
Nugaft0es into this Commonwealth
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES Of the Commonwealth OF
PENNSYLVANIA, in General Assembly met, and it
is hereby enacted by the authority OF the same,
That from and after the passage OF THIS act II
shall not be lawful for any negro or mulatto TO
come into or settle in this Commonwealth aud
any negro or negroes, mulatto or mulattees so
coming, mmIgratlng or moving INTO thls St1te,
for the purpose of settling therein, shall be la
bic to an Imprisonment of not less than two or
more than nine months upon conviction thereof.
Sec. 2. That any person or persons employing
or otherwise encouraging any such negro or mu-
latto TO emigrate into, settle, or remain within
the bounds of this Commonwealth, shall be LA
bic to fine Of not less than fifty or more than
one hundred dollars, to be recovered as other
fines Of like amount are recoverable.
Sec. 3. That such fine or fines so recovered
shall be paid into the treasury of the proper
county until demanded by the overseers of the
poor of the township III which the offence or
offences enumerated in the foregoing sections of
this act shall have been committed, who shall
apply it TO the use and comfort of the poor in
their charge.
Sec. A. 1t shall be the duty Of the oyerseers
Of the poor in the different townships, wards or
boroughs of this Commonwealth to make inior-
nation and prosecute TO conviction all persons
violating the second and third sections Of this
act; and any overseer Of the poor who shall
knowingly neglect or refuse so to make inform
alton as aforesaid, shall be liable TO the fine in
posed by the second section Of this act
On the 10Th, Mr.. Ross introduced bill for the
relief Of Augustine Wickton
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-23

promises She will maintain and execute, in
letter and spirit, the several adjustment measures
as passed BY the late Congress, on the sunlect
of slavery. She regards these measures as
permanent settlement of this dangerous geo
graphical conflict and will discountenance, 10
the full extent Of her influence, all attempts al
future agitation of the question settled by them
She has planted herself on the constitution, and
guided BY its wise provisions, viii seek to GO
Justice TO all sections of the country, anu en-
deayor to strengthen the bonds of the tuion,
bv cherishng relations of amity and iraternai
affections between all its members
| need say no more, my fellow-chiZens, OF
the importance of the Union.-You are, / am
confident, abundantly impressed with its magnl-
tude Without Union our liberties never could
have been achieved, without it they cannot be
maintained. With the dissolution OF this ma
tional compact would fall the hopes OF the
world for republicanism-the cause Of political
and religious lberty-the peace and prosperity
of our people. TO the end then, that IFS great
blessings may be preserved, and its advantages
youchsafed TO postcrity, 1t becomes the duty OF
all to Weld a patriotic submission to the laws
constitutionaly adopted, and cherish feelings OF
aliectienatc intercourse between the several
members of our glorious Union. Admonlshed
so 10 do by the immortal W Washington, let the ln-
junction be regarded by each and all Of us with a
Christian fidelity. Let our habits Of acting
thinking aud speaking of the Union be as though
ii were indeed " the Palladium of our political
safety and perIty--watchlng for It's preserVa-
tIon with leaolous anxiety, dIscountenancng
whatever may suggest even a suspicion that It
can in any event be abandoned, and indignantly
frowning at the first dawn Of any attempt to al
enate any portion of our country from the rest,
or to enfeeblc the sacred ties whick now link to-
gether the various parts" Then shall We have
performed our whole duty--duty TO ourseleVs--to
our sister States, and to the cause OF republic
anism throughout the world.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-23

AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL--We would
call the attention Of our readers to this ex.
cclent medicine, with The satisfaction one feels
IN Pralsing benetactor, Having been afflicted
by the serious effects Of cold seated on the
lungs, and found reiiet and cure from its use,
we can add our testimony to the mach already
given to prove It's singular mastery over dis
ease. II any medicine before the community
can be relied on to cure affections of the throat
and lungs, II is AYERS CHERRY PEcIoRn.-
Christian Observer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-23

p5-The Editor of =" ScJTT'r Weekly Pa,
per-" one of the largest literary and family
newspapers published IN Philadelphia, says
" DR.. Hoofand's German Btters, manu-
fc,ured by DR.. jackson, are now recommen-
ded by some Of the most prominent members
OF the faculty, as an article OF much efficacy in
cases of female weakness. AS such is the
case, we would advise all mothers to obtain
bottle and thus save themselves much sickness,
Persons OF debllItateG constitutions will tind
these bitters advantageous to their health, as
We know from experience the saIutary effect
they have upon weak systems
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-23

- \ large number of our citizens visi-
ted the railroad station on Saturday last 10
see and welcome Governor kossuth, who
arrived in the evening train from Harris
burg. When he appeared upon the plat
form, ]. w. PARKER, Esq, addressed
him, briefly but eloquenlly, on behalf of
the citizens, presenting, at the same time,
a small contribution (S25) which had been
subscribed towards the cause Of the free
dom Of Hungary. Kossuth replied as
follows:
GENTLEMEN i thank you FOR this most cor
dial welcome Four years ago, when was in
my native country, / little dreamed that the
name of Hungary was ever heard among these
beautiful hills and mountains. look around,
ard my soul rises in grattute to Heaven to see
so much happiness and contentmeut. We're the
choice mine would love to dwell among these
noble mountains, where as you have remarked
the spirit Of Freedom comes fresh TO the heart
upon the wings Of the morning. However, 1t
may not be. Nou have trauquiity-tor me
there is none You have paths OF Peace--my
wav is dark and thorny; but whatever be
nay individual fate, in the great struggle OF my
peopIe for their lost liberties, be assured that
they will ever remember your kindness to my
self and the cause which, in the providence of
God, am called upon to advocate. Yes, will
soon go back TO my oppressed fatherland, and
when | tell my poor people of your warm and
gushing love, they viii ever remember you in
their prayers to God.
BE pleased then, gentlemen, to accept the as
surance Of my own and cOuntry's everlasting
gratitude for your generous sympathy. May
God bless YOU. Farewell.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-23

Hon Ephraim Banks, an orthodox Prcsby-
terian Elder Of many wears standing, We see
Bali in Harrisburg next week. The getters-
up of the affair should add to the lst DR.. De
Witt and the other clergy there, to make the
joke a good one while they are about it
Le,ctsjtaS Chronicle.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-23
Gov. Bigler's Inaugural Address.

Gov. Bi9ler'S Inaugural Address,
The first public document cmanatlng
from our new Chief Magistrate, will be
found in another part Of today's Gazette.
50 far as il goes, il is well enough, as such
documents generally are, though we fancy
the Governor will find il far more difficult
to practice what he breaches in his new
position when party interests come into
conflict with the professions now made,
taan to give utterance TO what we DO not
doubt to be honest opinions.
The coal and iron ore within the bor-
ders of our State" says the Governor,
:. make her particularly blessed; :" yet it
will hardly escape the notice of any reader
that while coal is particularly referred to,
he has not single word 10 say respecting
the vast imports of foreign iron under the
tariff of 1916, which are not only most
injurious to the interests of this state, but
a direct drawback upon the very labor he
declares in another part of his address
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H. 49,, Co,. p;oIo. ;s ,ot an ,nti-hauk
man. -, ,b;s we are not surprised, but we
,',...,,' ,,nf.s. liza, vo arc snrnrisod that he
aha,,,J rocommend = remedy so futile as
,n,r,;lo,l l,,b;lirv The courts have re-
n..',.,;.,o., ,l,o,, s,o.I.L,IJcr IN sucb
i.,,...,,:.,,. ,.ano, 10 held far more than
-, oa,aun, ,r stock he holds and if = few
,o,,-n., d;.oo.e3 ,o no dishonest in bank
;n,, ,t,,;rs snch . nroyisjon IS 10 bar what
ever to fraud-as was proved in the case
or ,ha Iebigh Bank-than which 4 greater
swjndle is not on record. If the circula-
,;on i loo larre for the specie basis, it
.oo,,s - ~ that = more ctlecmal checl,